Negro Leader Arrested at Washington Airport
Brown, a Black leader, was arrested by FBI agents at Washington National Airport on a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in Maryland. He was jailed for a hearing but the warrant was dropped before the afternoon session due to a missing interstate crossing detail. Attorney William M. Kunstler said Brown never fled justice and was simply traveling.
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Duryea Criticizes Democratic Convention Pace
Duryea, convention vice president, rapped the lagging session after four calendar items were shelved. He cited Albany Mayor Erastus Corning II and said the Sept. 26 constitutional deadline looked unlikely. Fellow Democrat Moses Weinstein called Duryea’s remarks poor sportsmanship and defended committee progress. Justice Bernard Botein echoed that Duryea overemphasized rhetoric over committee work.
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Detroit Riots Reach Nationwide Scale Amid Cities Turmoil
Report of widespread riots across Detroit and other cities with shootings, arson, and looting. Describes attacks in Cleveland, Chicago, New York, Miami, Rochester, and Toledo, plus federal and local responses, shelter efforts, and the movement of troops urged by leaders and officials.
Fiance of Area Co ed wins 100000 in lottery draw
Frances Ganci and Holt Holt, both from Shokan, win $100000 from a New York lottery. Holt, a Syracuse University junior, plans December marriage, aided by the windfall for education and family support. Other top prizes go to Yonkers, NYC, Fairfield, and Long Island winners as more than 1.8 million is distributed.
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State Scions Seek Welfare Legislation
New York lawmakers and welfare officials pressed for federal aid for underprivileged children. They backed the Burke Carey bill offering up to 83 percent reimbursement for state programs including day care, homemaker services, and staff training, aiming to lift families from poverty and enable New York to implement its child welfare plan once funding is approved.
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Fox Saves Money in Danish Estate Discovery
Copenhagen AP report says a game keeper on a Danish estate found Confederate dollar bills while inspecting a fox burrow. He uncovered 1,100 Confederate dollars among scraps but cannot explain how they arrived on the grounds.
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Lean And Relax At Expo Montreal Posture Advice
Lean forward slightly to ease standing in lines at Expo 67 in Montreal. posture expert LC Johnston of Toronto warns people lean too far back and put weight on their spine, which can’t handle it. He urges a forward tilt to feel better during long waits.
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Kennedy Critiques Power Plan as Albany Debates Utilities
Kennedy warned against Rockefeller's nuclear power plan, arguing it would raise costs for New Yorkers who would pay as taxpayers and consumers. He urged a bi partisan regulatory structure and a constitutional provision favoring public power. Local editors and lawmakers weighed the public and private power roles in the St. Lawrence project area.
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Libyan Embassy Allows Films in Beirut Theaters
The Libyan Embassy says Beirut movie houses closed since the Arab Israeli conflict last month are now allowed to show films produced in friendly Arab, Indian, and Italian countries. Theaters that formerly showed American and British movies are offering locally produced and regional films to audiences.
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