Eisenhower warns of possible racial war in US
Dr Milton S Eisenhower told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that racial war is possible in the United States. He cited black and white racism as backlashes, warned of weapon stockpiling, urged strong federal gun laws, and called for timely presidential commission responses. He noted 25 to 30 million hand guns sold with killing as their sole purpose.
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Former Army Secretary Kenneth C Royall Dies
The obituary notes Kenneth C Royall former Army Secretary who helped form the DoD and served as defense lawyer for German saboteurs. It details his career from Goldsboro to New York and Raleigh, his wartime service, political positions, and stance on desegregation. He died in Goldsboro with a 5 p.m. funeral at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church. Survivors include his widow Margaret Best, son Kenneth Jr., daughter Mrs James E Davis, and six grandchildren.
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Margaret Best
Kenneth Jr
Durham
North Carolina
House Appropriations Committee
James E. Davis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
East Coast
Rent Curbs Phase-Out Approved In New York
Republicans in the New York legislature approved Gov. Rockefeller's plan to phase out rent control in New York City and extend it for two years upstate. The houses also approved bills lifting rent control on apartments when vacancy rates rise.
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Lawmakers Consider Holiday Recess In New York
Albany AP report says Republican leaders weigh a Memorial Day weekend recess and plan to resume adjournment efforts next week. They aimed to finish the 1971 session this week but stalled over New York City's fiscal crisis.
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Rent control roll call in New York Assembly and Senate
After lengthy debate Democrats see only one victory as Assembly Republicans recommit a bill to remove rent increases from the session. New York City provision and two year extension pass in Assembly 77 72 and Senate 29 25 with three NYC Republicans voting no. Upstate Democrats oppose, two Buffalo Democrats vote with GOP.
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Staten Island
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Buffalo
Rochester U Duo Makes Discovery
Dr. Jack Maniloff and Alan Liss of the University of Rochester Medical Center reported at the 71st annual meeting of the American Society for Microbiology a newly found group of viruses that inhabit mycoplasma organisms. Their work suggests new approaches to diagnosing chronic human diseases such as arthritis and viral pneumonia, and could lead to rapid clinical methods. The researchers study mycoplasma organisms, the smallest known cells, funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and aim to understand their pathogenicity and how they cause disease in animals and plants.
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Alan Liss
University of Rochester Medical Center
American Society For Microbiology
Minneapolis
Maniloff
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Housing rights bill defeated in 84 60 vote
The Assembly rejected a measure to ban discrimination against homosexuals in housing and employment by an 84 to 60 vote. Sponsor Assemblyman William Passanante of Greenwich Village led the bill, with Assemblyman Manuel Ramos opposing and calling homosexuals “scrum and filth.” Assemblyman Joseph Lisa of Queens voted for the measure, saying opponents sought to protect heterosexual insecurity.
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N.Y
William Passanante
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Manuel Ramos
Bronx
Joseph Lisa
Legal Fight On Prezio Issue Seen
The petitioner's suspension has extended 30 days without trial or hearing on the charges. The court rules the statute not complied with and denies that lack of evidence justifies the delay. Prezio, suspended, led the 8 am to 4 pm shift at Central Police Headquarters.
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Engstrom
Judge Hunt
Cholakis
Suspect Charged In Mass Migrant Deaths In California
Authorities charge a suspect linked to the deaths of twelve migrants at the Jack Sullivan Ranch near Yuba City California. Two victims are identified as Kenneth Whitacre 40 and Sigrid Beierman 63 known as Pete Petersen both from Alameda and Marysville. Deputies uncover multiple graves as the case unfolds with more identifications pending next of kin notification.
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Alameda
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Sigrid Emil Beierman
Pete Petersen
Marysville
Roy Whitacre
Jack Sullivan
Chaparrals Name Mentor Tom Nissalke Coach
The Texas Chaparrals of the ABA named Tom Nissalke as their new head coach. Nissalke has been an assistant with the Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA for the past three years.
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American Basketball Association
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Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
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