Rap Brown Free On Bail Faces New Orleans Count
H Rap Brown walked out of the federal detention center after bail on a federal gun charge was reduced to 15 000. The 23 year old SNCC chairman left at 5 20 p m and headed toward New Orleans with the case continuing in federal court.
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Dirksen May Head GOP Draft Group
Senator Everett Dirksen signals he may lead the 1965 Republican national convention platform drafting. He backs Johnson's Vietnam policy and is seen as likely chairing the platform committee, with Javits and Percy predicting a formula to differ from Johnson without ceding Hanoi ground.
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Kennedy Says Gun Control Setback Not Dooming Bill
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said his defeat on an amendment to cut the civilian marksmanship program does not doom President Johnsons gun control proposal. Sen. Roman Hruska countered that the vote signals Senate attitude, as the Pentagon program continues and NRA clubs may keep free ammunition. Kennedy argued annual costs of 5 to 10 million and the government as promoter of the NRA.
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