Wallace says rights bill would be repealed in 2 to 4 years
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace warns that if a civil rights bill passes it will be repealed within two to four years. He argues it would create a police state and harm private property and free enterprise, and links this stance to the California GOP primary results and Rockefeller’s New York reforms.
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Wallace undecided on nationwide movement for civil rights repeal
Wallace said he has no plan to organize a nation wide effort to repeal civil rights but would help if law changes. An aide said he has drawn about 250000 letters as he enters Democratic primaries in three states. He won 27 percent in Wisconsin 34 percent in Indiana and 42 7 percent in Maryland.
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Judge to decide on mental tests for Kyle slayer
Waterloo AP reports motions by John Thomas Kyle’s defense for psychiatric testing at Iowa City and possible transfer to University Hospitals. The high school student is charged with the knife slaying of Diane Gable, 19, in his neighborhood. Kyle has a history of confinement and hospital treatment before his arrest.
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Presidential fortunes: Johnsons worth over nine million
Washington reports the Johnson family may exceed nine million dollars in wealth through investments in television and radio stations, land banks, and stocks. The article compares fortunes of past presidents, noting Washington’s Mount Vernon value and Hoover’s early fortune, with Eisenhower and Truman also cited.
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Thailand Sends Teams to Borneo for Guerrilla Verification
Thailand orders advance teams to Borneo to establish a communications network for verifying Indonesian guerrilla withdrawals from Malaysian Borneo. Foreign Office sources say Malaysia and Indonesia have not yet agreed on all details of the verification procedure.
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Luci Demonstrates Frug At White House Dinner
At a White House party honoring Denmark’s Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag, Luci Johnson performed the Frug in front of a circle of guests. The event included 160 attendees as Peter Duchin and Eddie Duchin played while Luci’s sister Lynda socialized with Marine Lieut. David LeFeve.
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UN Security Council Urges End to South Africa Death Sentences
The U N Security Council urged South Africa to stop issuing death penalties for those opposing its racial policies. The vote was 7 to 0 with the United States Britain France and Brazil abstaining.
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Four bedroom one floor home on large level lot
A high quality home at 1610 Linn with four bedrooms on one floor. It features a large level lot built in range and oven ceramic tile bath multiple closets carpeting and a finished basement.
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