Senate restaurant blamed for improper credits and private party catering
Senator Williams charged the Senate restaurant extended credit and catering services to Hoffa’s Teamsters and to Bobby Baker’s Ocean City grand opening. He questioned the propriety and noted a $100,000 annual deficit covered by appropriations, with unclear payments for chef and staff.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Williams
Hoffa
Bobby Baker
Ocean City
William
Austin council poised to resume business amid civil rights stalemate
Austin faces a Thursday 10 a.m. council session as NAACP backed speak in and reverse filibuster tactics test lawmakers. Mrs. Emma Long and Velma Overton outline plans while Claude Allen warns of a lie in if proceedings halt.
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Austin
UPI
Emma Long
Claude Allen
Huston-Tillotson College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Louis Shanks
Lester Palmer
Palmer
Velma Overton
Traffic Commission Urges City Action on Safety Programs
Amarillo traffic leaders demand a city decision on mandatory court appearances for moving violations and a Driver Improvement School. Pat Patterson and the enforcement division press the city to say yes or no, citing delays since 1963.
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Amarillo
Guyon Saunders
City Commission
Patterson
Traffic Commission
The
Physicist Gallagher Shot to Death in Central Park
Charles J. Gallagher Jr. 31, a Columbia University nuclear physicist, was found murdered in a wooded area of Central Park. He had been shot in the left chest, with no weapon found. Gallagher had worked at Brookhaven National Laboratory and was returning from a meeting when killed. The death was ruled homicidal and authorities searched for the weapon as investigators noted his physics connections amid early speculation about international implications.
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New York
Charles J. Gallagher Jr
Central Park
Gallagher
Columbia University
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
John Devlin
Pupin Hall
Columbia
Kristin
Surveyor Sets Transit on Potter County Sheriff Race
A surveyor enters the race for Potter County sheriff with campaign plans outlined on page 3u, signaling a contest between local law enforcement candidates.
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Potter County
Goldwater warns of deterrent gap over Soviet power
Sen. Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara of letting U S power lag. Speaking at a Long Beach campaign rally he warned of a deterrent gap through which advanced Soviet weapons could be felt as LeMay cited a narrowing U S military edge in testimony. The Pentagon countered that the U S advantage is increasing.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pentagon
U.S
Johnson
Robert McNamara
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Long Beach
Calif
McNamara
Gen
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
LeMay
Soviet Union
Quake Traps Liners In Star Mine Near Burke Idaho
Two veteran miners Barney McCoy aged 47 and Reed Peck about 41, both of Wallace, Idaho, were trapped by a rockburst at the Star mine near Burke. A standby rescue crew of about two dozen was dispatched as relatives waited for news.
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Burke
Idaho
Star Mine
Hecla Mining Co
Barney McCoy
Reed Peck
Wallace
Reds Hit Back at Attacker in Mekong Delta Battle
In a four day Viet Cong engagement in the Mekong Delta government forces report heavy losses among nearly 300 dead or wounded. Civilian casualties may exceed 200 including a district chief and his family. Early on Reds suffered over ten deaths.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
New Mexico Sheriff Convicted in Wife's Death
Colfax County Sheriff Benny Trujillo was found guilty of fourth degree manslaughter in the death of his wife Patsy 25 at a Ulysses Kansas motel last November. A two hour jury verdict set sentencing for May 11 with bond at 1500 dollars and possible confinement from six months to two years.
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Ulysses
Kan
New Mexico
District Court
Benny Trujillo
Colfax County
N.M
Patsy
L. L. Morgan
Trujillo
Morgan
Altus split over vice as Air Force base stance noted
In Jackson County and Altus three groups discuss vice knowledge from locals. County Attorney Loys Criswell says people have the enforcement they want. Lt Alan MacWhinney of the SAC base reports minimal Base problems and cooperation with Altus bars to keep off limits status temporary.
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Altus
Okla
Jackson County
Air Force Base
Loys Criswell
Criswell
Alan B. MacWhinney
Altus Air Force Base
MacWhinney
Air Force
Air Police
Sac
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