Pell City dealer defends land sale to Black Muslims
Ray Wyatt, 41, says he sold nearly 1000 acres to a Muslim group to bring industry to St. Clair County Alabama. He faces arrest over licensing charges as threats and arson allegations surround his former car showroom and business partners. Wyatt insists he kept his word and would repeat the deal.
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Ala
Ray Wyatt
Wyatt
Pell City
Birmingham
Here
St. Clair
Alabama
Anniston
America
St. Clair County
Loonie Bothwell
Bothwell
Progressive Land Developers, Corp
Ray
Robert McClung
McClung
Ragland
Bob Dickinson
Dickinson
Abernathy Receives 50000 Dollar Donation Abroad
The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, head of the SCLC, received a 50000 dollar check from Swedish donors at a government dinner in Stockholm. He will lecture in Gothenburg and Lund before returning to Atlanta. The First Lady discussed ambitions with Mrs. Florence Rubinfeld during a tea for gallery patrons.
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Sweden
Ralph David Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Gunnar Myrdal
Martin Luther King Foundation
Gothenburg
Lund
Atlanta
Florence Rubenfeld
White House
Catherine B. Kelly
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Nixon Wife Seeks Volunteer Guide Post at Corcoran Gallery
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon expresses a long time wish to become a volunteer guide at the Corcoran Gallery of Art near the White House. She hopes to share appreciation of art with visitors and support museum programs.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Corcoran Art Gallery
White House
Romney or Wife May Run for Mich. Senator
Washington AP reports Michigan Republicans hear George W. Romney may enter or his wife Lenore may run against Democratic Sen. Philip A. Hart. Romney hinted possible candidacy but urged consensus on another candidate. If no consensus, Lenore Romney could be a contender, giving the Romneys a strong entry path.
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Michigan
George W. Romney
Senate
Philip A. Hart
Nixon
Romney
Lenore
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hart
St. Clair
Mich
Virginia to expand self service liquor stores across state
Virginia's ABC Board reports December sales at the Bailey’s Crossroads store surged from 62 031 in 1968 to 161 753 in the new self service format, 160 percent higher. Plans call for two more stores in Roanoke and Fairfax County with more conversions likely as savings from reduced breakage and labor emerge.
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Virginia
State Abc Board
Bailey's Crossroads
Fairfax County
ABC
Roanoke
W. H. Lyons
ABC Board
Lyons
Judge Haggerty Cleared of Charges in Stag-Party Case
New Orleans judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. was acquitted of soliciting for prostitution obscenity and resisting arrest in a case tied to a December 17 stag party at a midtown motel. Judge Matthew Braniff ruled the gathering private and the electronic eavesdropping illegal.
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Clay Shaw
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Haggerty
Criminal District Court
Matthew S. Braniff
Shaw
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Braniff
Brewer S. Pence
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