Federal safety standards bill advances from Senate
The Senate passed a bill mandating federal safety standards for all new cars in the U S and sent it to the House. Separately FCC held a secret session over payola allegations in radio, a Liberal Kansas court released Charles Kemp amid a rape case doubt, and other briefs note Wimbledon equipment challenges and local civic efforts.
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Our Foreign Aid To India's Rats
India faces a massive rat population with an estimated 2.4 billion rodents causing extensive crop loss. Despite a record grain harvest, imports of surplus wheat from the United States rose, while some Indians oppose killing rats. The piece weaves in unrelated notes about a Heritage Foundation prop request, a Kansas 4-H plaque, and a postal flag guidance.
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Locomotive replica built for Texas musical faces license hurdle
Three men constructed a 5800 pound replica of an 1871 steam engine for the musical Texas to debut July 1 at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. They repurposed a surplus school bus into the locomotive frame, sourcing parts from a bus, wagon, airplane gear, truck compressor, and a mower tank, with Gov Cowart leading the engineering effort.
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Dodd Son Threat Regret Highlights Senate Ethics Probe
Sen Thomas J Dodd apologized for a threat by his son Jeremy toward witness Michael OHare in the ethics committee inquiry into Dodd. The case ties to allegations of improper intervention for Julius Klein and West German interests and to columnists Pearson and Anderson.
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New Evidence Frees Confessor of Assault
Liberal Kansas Friday freed a man who had pled guilty to raping a 4 year old girl in 1962 after new evidence showed the girl had never been raped. The same girl, Gladys Cora Johnson, was later the victim in a Topeka kidnapping slaying in 1964. Judge L L Morgan set aside Charles Kemp's 5 to 21 year rape sentence and granted a new trial motion. Seward County plans no further prosecution. Zimmer faces death for the 1964 Johnson slaying. Kemp’s attorney cites a potential pattern linking the cases and questions the framing.
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Senate OKs Auto Bill and Safety Package
The Senate unanimously passed a mandatory federal safety standards bill for all new U S automobiles by 76 to 0 and rejected an amendment to impose fines and jail terms on executives. Noncompliance carries a 1000 dollar per car fine up to 400000 dollars. A separate safety grants package of 465 million dollars for state and local campaigns was approved by voice vote. President Johnson praised both measures and urged House passage.
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Vengeance Theory in Seattle Airline Stewards Slaying
Seattle detectives consider a vengeance motive in the slaying of Lonnie Trumbull and assault on her roommate Lisa Wick, both 20, from Port land Ore. Found in their basement apartment, Trumbull was dead and Wick unconscious with head injuries. Police found no evidence of a casual prowler.
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Like All Good Marines He Died Hard
Marine Naty Carlisi dies on a Viet Nam hill after a six hour battle near Chu Lai. He and Sgt. James E. Howard fight against a much larger enemy with grenades bayonets and rocks. Carlisi wrote his father a Father’s Day note from Viet Nam and hoped to be a pharmacist before burial as an unsung hero.
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Ranger) Howard
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Lunch for Faisal Doubled as New York Debate
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg joined U N dignitaries at a luncheon honoring Saudi King Faisal, who faced a city boycott over anti Jewish remarks. Mayor Lindsay canceled an official welcome banquet amid political pressure. Faisal was welcomed by U Thant at U N headquarters with no reported declines.
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