Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 34

April 13, 1965 DAVIO MMRICK 1HI IHIATRICAL IVINT By Reg Smyth ment to help finance the building of five schools In Mauritania. The agreement was initialed by U.S. Ambassador Geoffrey Lewis and Health Minister Mohammed Diangana. U.S., Mauritania Sign School Pact NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania (Reuters) Mauritania and the United States Monday signed a $10,000 agree THf WTEBNATIONAL COMPANY a AMERICA'S GREATEST MUSICAL G0VER CHAMPION ON STAGE) 2o- TODAY AT n. ri SNEAK PREVIEW 1 XTR TONITE, MAYBE YOU THINK SOME VERY GOOD MOTION PlfTIIRK I a Bui Until You Saa 1 hit Sptcial Piaviaw Yoursall! Tht Cast It Topil ll'i In Colorl fTo "Hush Hush Swnt Charlottt" NOW! See it trom AT 12,2 30.

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Adam Clayton Powell, served notice Monday he will try to make it impossible to pay a poverty program director in a city more than the city's mayor is paid, as has occurred. Powell made the statement in talking with Sargent Shri-ver, who as director of the Office of Economic Opportunity appeared before the House Education and Labor Committee in support of legislation to continue the poverty program and double its annual funds up to $1.5 billion. Powell, committee chairman, also blasted other local aspects of the program, including what he had, in a weekend statement, called "excessively high. wildly unrealistic" salaries. HOWEVER, Shriver and Powell discussed the legislation in friendly exchanges and Powell said he intends to get a bill out of the committee by May 1.

He said he will offer an amendment outlawing any local poverty program if' its head is paid a bigger salary than the highest paid local elected official. Shriver testified he knows of only one instance of this kind. In Paterson, N.J., he said, the poverty program head's salary was set at $16,000 a year and local citizens voluntarily raised another $6,000 for him, making his total compensation greater than the mayor's. "It was a local decision," Shriver He added that he thinks the compensation of poverty program staff should be determined by "the complexity of the job, the quality of the man and the local pay level." IN GENERAL, he said, his office tries to set the compensation of directors on a level comparable to that of welfare or health commissioners or school superintendents in the communities where they operate. 34 SUM.

Kadtova ky OuiniT Will JONfl ANTHONY OUINN ZORDATHE GREEK" f.oturaiot Ml I 9 5 i Hllii Way la lata Waading land lluail uidviiim nm auniiiun ainnn mm TO MURDER Y0M WIFE' TcrukJirninB TECHNICOLOI atli fr Off 5 30 7th A Jnd Ay. N. 2 Ministers on Slaying Associuitd Press Two ministers who were with the Rev. James Reeb of Boston, on the night he was fatally beaten in Selma, testified Monday before a grand jury considering evidence against four white men charged in his slaying. Appearing before the Dallas County Grand Jury in Selma were the Rev.

Orloff F. Miller, 25, Boston, and the Rev. Clark Olson, 32, Berkeley, Calif. Both are white. The ministers, who were beaten along with Mr.

Reeb on March 9 after eating in a Negro cafe in Selma, refused to comment on their session with the grand jury, which lasted an hour and a half. AN ATTORNEY, William Manley of Boston, accompanied them to the courthouse. Both said they were flying home immediately. The pair, along with Mr. Reeb, were in Selma to aid in the Negro voter drive.

The four Selma men charged with slaying the 38-year-old Unitarian minister are Odel Hoggle, 30; his brother, William Stanley Hoggle, 36; R. B. Kelly, 30, and Elmer Cook, 41. Under Alabama law, first- degree murder is punishable by death or life imprisonment The jury determines the sen tence. THE FOUR, free under state and federal bonds to-! taling $12,500 each, also face federal charges of violating i Mr.

constitutional rights under the Civil Rights Act. On the federal charge, the maximum penalty is a $5,000 fine or 10 years imprisonment or both. Circuit Solicitor Blanchard McLeod said other witnesses are expected to appear before the grand jury in connection with the slaying. There are no Negroes on the jury, which has 27 other cases to consider in this, its first meeting since Mr. Reeb's death.

McCleod said no indictments will be made a public until all cases are completed. MEANWHILE, racial tension eased in Louisiana with a calm weekend. Negro leaders and city officials in Bo-galusa opened talks aimed at solving racial problems. Mayor Jesse H. Cutrer Jr.

and A. Z. Young, president of the Negro Bogalusa Civic and Voters League, both voiced pleas of restraint. The biracial conferences were scheduled after protest dem-1 onstrations last week, when a police protected Negro march on city hall narrowly missed serious violence after several white men tried to attack the column. At Jonesboro, 160 miles to the northeast, a 4-month-old "defensive team," called the Deacons of Defense and Justice, says it "stands ready to shoot back if attacked." "WE HAVE no quarrel with nonviolence," said Ernest Thomas of Jonesboro, a regional vice-president of the Deacons.

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May 18 at Ma-calester College, St. Paul, called to rally support for the proposed Voyageurs National Park in the Kabetogama-Rainy Lake area of Minnesota. Former Gov. Elmer L. Andersen will preside at the meeting, and Sigurd F.

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