Masked bandit robs congressman in Capitol Hill office
A knife wielding intruder attacked Rep. James Cleveland in his Longworth Office Building suite on Monday night, demanding money and escaping with $40 after a scuffle. Cleveland received a tetanus shot for a minor arm cut and police called the attack unprecedented in Capitol security history.
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James C. Cleveland
Capitol Hill
Sid Cleveland
New Hampshire
Avice
Longworth House
Capitol
Rebber
Cleveland
Pitol
James Powell
Mevusnen
Powell
Faubus Leaves Loophole in Arkansas Gubernatorial Race
In a surprising move Governor Orval Faubus announces he will not seek a seventh term. He says only party failure to field a strong challenger could draw him back into the race. Faubus hints at unity against Rockefeller while noting timing for possible entry on the primary deadline.
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Arkansas
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Maubus
Winthrop Rockeeller
New York
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Rockefeller
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Faubus
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Ceat
GOP
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Arkansas Supreme Cavet
U.S
Tala Alford
Sam Royce
Newport
Franks Mays
Ralph Phelps
Ouachita Rantist College
Mauhus
Fauhus
Welfare Changes Proposed by State Board
The State Board of Public Welfare approved a $232.8 million operating budget for 1967-69 and a sweeping Welfare Department reorganization. Eugene Brown, 68, was asked to remain as welfare commissioner. The plan would create order positions, reduce division heads, and streamline reporting to the welfare commissioner. The budget allocates $162.8 million from federal funds, $43.7 million from state sources, and $26.3 million from counties, with a $2.20 monthly increase in old-age assistance to help cover Medicare costs.
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State Board of Public
Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
State
Welfare Department
Arowa
Cldton Craig
Congress
National Labor Board Orders Company Reinstatements
The board ruled in a high profile case affecting Tr. StiemT Co. and Southern testttect wall workers. It ordered reinstatement for about 71 workers with back pay and interest, plus a pledge to cease unfair labor practices affecting roughly 10 000 employees across North and South Carolina.
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National Labor
Hig Wd. Tr. Stiemt Co
Dea Nntianion Campa Uni
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North
South Carolina
Spring Snowstorm Hits Rockies and Plains
An early spring snowstorm swept the Rocky Mountain region and moved toward the northern plains. Fresh snow blanketed Utah Colorado Wyoming and Montana with four to six inches in southern Montana. The Weather Bureau warned of hazardous conditions and near blizzard winds in parts of Wyoming Minnesota and the Dakotas. Temperatures fell to the teens in Montana as severe thunderstorms with damaging winds rain and hail disrupted the Central Plains to Great Lakes on the first full day of spring.
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Plains
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Dakotas
Mercy
Central Plains
Great Lakes Region
Six sites named for future atomic research facility
The government narrowed to six locations for a 375 million electron-volt atomic accelerator project. Potential sites include Argonne Illinois Brookhaven New York Matisa Wiss near Sacramento Denver Colorado and Weston. Final selection rests with the Atomic Energy Commission pending congressional approval.
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Academy of Selater
Au Achar
Mirk
Brookhaven National Laboratory
N.Y
Matisa
Wiss
Sierea Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
Scotty Rauvington
Weston
Search Cage
Denver
Colo
Nevet Tase
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Accor
Congress
Nat
Atomic Research Inheritory
Atatle Energy Commission
Wallon Academy of Science
Atomic — Anesey Commission
Archbishop Arrives in Rome for Historic Vatican Meeting
Archbishop of Canterbury arrives on first official Anglican papal visit since 3504 amid protests by five anti Catholic demonstrators. Pope and archbishop to discuss Christian unity at a Vatican meeting Cherished hopes for closer Anglican Catholic ties and reduced differences are noted by officials as the visit proceeds.
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Canterbury
London
Michael Romney
Vatican
Rome
Laidon
Belfastery
Lambeth Palace
Grissom to Command Apollo Three-Man Flight
The article outlines plans for Apollo program pilots including Grissom, Lovell, Chaffee, and Roper to command a three-man Apollo mission. It notes Grissom’s return to space, the goal of early manned Apollo flights, and the upcoming Gemini schedule and crew selections.
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California physicians under probe for abortions, CMA panel hears
Los Angeles doctors face investigations into abortions they claim are legal under medical grounds. Dr. McNulty says many cases are common but refused to specify counts. CMA leader Dr. Russell argues the state board operates independently of the medical association.
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Los Angeles
Apr
Cahhont
Cabtrnia Medicq Association
James MeNully
State Board of Medical Examiners
McNulty
Bos Angeles
Ann Blythe
Calfornia
Keith V. Russell
CMA
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State Board of Medical
Crafton College Salinity Tax and School Revaluation News
Crafton College faces a $400 salinity issue while County Commissioners and Gastonia City Schools retain the ballot outcome from the tax revaluation. The pages indicate three sections with related items and results across local jurisdictions.
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Crafton College
Gastonia
Government Loses Suit To Cohen In Federal Case
In Atlanta a federal court awarded $120000 to Cohen in a suit against the government over negligent supervision of a prisoner. Judge Sidney D. Smith ruled the penitentiary failed to enforce proper segregation and that the government bears responsibility for damages. The case, tied to a 1964 Supreme Court decision, marks a rare instance of prisoner liability against the state. Cohen, serving a sentence for income tax evasion, alleged paralyzing injuries from an assault by inmate Estes McDonald in 1983.
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