Giesen Criticizes LBJ For Not Signing Anti-Crime Bill
Del A. R. Giesen of Staunton spoke to 24th District Young Republicans and blasted President Johnson for delaying the omnibus anti crime bill. He urged stronger law enforcement tools, criticized anti gun legislation, and proposed tax incentives and block grants to spur jobs and fight poverty as the republicans best approach. The event was introduced by State Sen. J. Kenneth Robinson.
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Staunton
Johnson
Giesen
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U.S
House of Representatives
Republican Party
J. Kenneth Robinson
del. J. Warren White Jr
Norfolk
Hanes Known for Racial Controversy Eyes King Case Move
Arthur J. Hanes the Birmingham lawyer who will defend James Earl Ray, plans a trip to England to meet Ray amid past ties to civil rights clashes. Hanes, 51, previously mayor during Birmingham's 1963 turmoil and involved in Hyrum-era disputes with King.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Connor
Viola Liuzzo
Hayneville
Hanes
King
England
Memphis
Tenn
James Earl Ray
R.G. Sneyd
Sneyd
Ray
Jefferson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Washington
Alabama
University of Alabama
Arthur Jr
Doctorless Hospitals Reported in New Delhi Survey
A government survey shows 15 percent of India's hospitals operate without any doctors. The finding highlights severe doctor shortages across public and private facilities in the country.
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New Delhi
India
Changes Suggested In Va. Constitution Hearing Hears Broad Reforms
Virginia Commission on Constitutional Revisions heard proposals to remove judges without impeachment, empower laymen to reprimand or remove jurists, and strike penalties against homosexuals. The panel also weighed increasing state bond debt to 15 percent, allowing aid to parochial schools, removing literacy and voting bans, and taxing farm land by use rather than value.
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Norfolk
Virginia Commission On
Alan J. Hofheimer
Virginia State Bar Association
Soviet Tug Seized by Venezuelan Warships
Venezuelan warships seized the Soviet ocean-going tug Idonobon Gromovoy after an energetic chase in the South Caribbean. The tug towing a barge-like craft was taken inside Venezuela’s 12 mile limit and escorted to Puerto Cabello. Prime facts include the cargo, search outcome, and pending disposition by President Raul Leoni.
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Venezuela
Idonobon Gromovoy
Caribbean
Ramon Florencio Gomez
Viets
Gomez
Raul Leoni
Hypnosis to Quit Smoking Questioned By AMA Panel
AP from San Francisco reports Dr. Sheldon B. Cohen warned hypnosis may harm longterm smokers who try to quit. He cited cases where quitting under hypnosis led to psychiatric issues and relapse, urging more evidence before endorsing hypnosis as a quit method. He noted all 10 cases in his study involved serious illnesses worsened by smoking. A second talk covered a quarterly injectable hormonal contraceptive Edroxyprogesterone acetate showing no pregnancies among 216 users and efficacy comparable to other drugs in 514 cases.
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American Medical Association
Cohen
Gohen
Edward Tyler
Family Planning Center of
Los Angeles
Tyler
Budget Adopted By Middletown
Middletown Town Council adopted a 25 600 budget for 1968 69 unanimously at last night’s meeting with no public speakers at the 7 30 hearing. The lagoon site for the new municipal sewer system is 90 percent complete and 25 percent of the lines have been laid, per engineers John Mc Nair & Associates.
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Middletown
John McNair & Associates
White Dwarfs: Small Stars with Earth-sized Size
White dwarfs are earth-sized stellar remnants with masses exceeding that of the sun. About 250 have been identified, yet their tiny size makes them difficult to observe.
Charlottesville Woman Killed in Virginia 654 Crash
A Charlottesville woman Gertrude Breeden Taylor 44 died early today in a single vehicle crash on Virginia 654 two miles west of Charlottesville. Ronald J. Morris of Earlysville was the car operator. vehicle struck two trees after leaving the pavement.
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Virginia
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Gertrude Breeden Taylor
Ronald J. Morris
Earlysville
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