Powell to Lose Wife Aide in House Ethics Probe
House investigators fired Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's wife Yvette Powell from a $20,578 year congressional post and questioned his trips with a secretary Corrine Huff. The subcommittee found the employment violated rules and cited taxpayer-financed travel under assumed names. The full committee adopted the recommendations, while Powell faces possible congressional or legal action as the inquiry continues.
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Weather Outlook Across Regions With Temperatures
Snow and snow flurries will fall in the Northern Plateau, the Upper Mississippi Valley, Lower Lakes region, and New England. Rain and showers will occur over the Northern Pacific Coast and in Florida. Fair to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Colder temperatures expected for the Northern Plateau, the Lower Lakes, Eastern Gulf, and the South Atlantic Coast States. Little change in temperature elsewhere. Increasing cloudiness Thursday with a chance of snow. Winds light and variable. Published by Gravy County Publications Division of Ottawey Meena ES Inc. Middletown, N Y. Rates: copy 10 cents. subscription rates given.
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Pope to meet Soviet leader at Vatican in historic audience
Pope Paul VI will receive Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny at the Vatican on Jan 29, the first papal audience with a Russian head of state since 1917. The move signals easing tensions with Communist East Europe following prior talks with Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Ford Foundation funds civil rights groups with 703000 grant
McGeorge Bundy, president of the Ford Foundation, announced a $703,000 grant in 1967 to the National Urban League and the NAACP. He said the era of legislative and judicial action for equal opportunity is moving to a stage of active citizenship and rights exercise.
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