Jury Gets Jack Ruby Case Pay Stall Imperils Farm Bill
Big city lawmakers warned Friday that House defeat of a 10 000 pay raise for members may scuttle the 759 million farm package with price supports for wheat and cotton and subsidies for cotton mills The Senate plan faced trouble as urban votes balked over pay raises The clash jeopardized a 5 to 10 million cigarette safety research program and a rural urban alliance on food stamp and farm aid measures The House vote left urban legislators politically exposed and endangering farm bill passage
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Air Force faulting Atlas builder over Roswell blast
Roswell New Mexico Friday the Air Force blamed the Atlas missile builder General Dynamics Astronauts for a recent explosion at the Strategic Air Command base near Roswell. Col Len Klanecky said Air Force crews operate under tight control making human error unlikely. The Monday blast was the third at the base in a year with costs nearing 40 million dollars. Details of the Feb 13 cause remain with Washington officials.
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Johnson tours flood area pledging prompt aid
President Johnson flew over the Ohio River Valley surveying flood damage and pledged no time would be lost in delivering aid. He spoke with five state governors during the trip, which touched Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois before returning to Washington. Johnson’s visit occurred as Greece funeral coverage and domestic politics intertwined.
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Sunday Readers and TV Log Dominate S Sunday News Globe
Globe News staff discuss cattle prices and imports with dozens of interviews in a broad Sunday feature. The paper also previews the weekly TV log in larger type and relaunches Texan Scrapbook with a Davy Crockett angle.
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Bribery Scandal Hits New York IRS Officials
A bribery scandal sweeping the IRS in New York has led to 32 arrests since February 4, with 11 from the Manhattan district and four from Brooklyn. The case alleges tax returns were approved for bribes, defrauding about 3 million in unpaid taxes and refunds. The scandal, harming staff morale, unfolds as the April deadline nears.
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Amarillo Medical Center expansion plans outlined by experts
Architects and national planners joined Amarillo officials to review the planned expansion of the Amarillo Medical Center. The project includes one general hospital and two specialized buildings, with the High Plains Baptist Hospital intended as a 200 bed facility in future phases.
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Deliberation Starts Today in Oswald Murder Case
In Dallas on March 14 AP reports Jack Hickys murder case goes to a jury after a heated plea for the death penalty from the state and a defense push for acquittal or mercy for Lee Harvey Oswald the presidential assassin. Judge Joe Brown presides as deliberations begin with strong distrust of the defense arguments. The prosecution seeks the death penalty while the defense urges a free verdict and questions the evidence and legal formatting.
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Cat Head Mouser of Home Office Laid to Rest
Peter the cat, famed Home Office head mouser, was buried in the Oxford Doe and Cat Cemetery in East London. A donkey, two elderly women in government service, and a crowd of reporters attended the private funeral. Peter’s role will be filled by a Manx cat offered to Home Secretary Henry Brooke.
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Redistricting Texas Congressional Posts Prolonged
Editorial argues the one man one vote premise remains utopian as redistricting in Texas could extend well beyond two years, highlighting political power dynamics and timing concerns.
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Turkey shifts emphasis on Cyprus amid easing tension
Turkey signals shift after a Turkish note threatening land troops. Ankara welcomes UN plan for an International Peace Force to Cyprus. Reports earlier said 10,000 Turkish troops were aboard ships at Iskenderun and Crete Cypriot President Makarios rejected the Turkish demand.
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Canadian Commons backs Cyprus UN peace mission troops
The Canadian House of Commons approved Prime Minister Lester B Pearson's plan to send about 1,150 soldiers and air personnel to the UN peacekeeping effort in Cyprus. An advance party of 70 Canadian officers and troops is en route to organize the landing, while Greece expresses cautious support and readiness in coordination with Turkish and Cypriot authorities.
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