Foreign Aid Changes Shelved After Conference
Washington reports that President Johnson shelved a plan to recast the foreign aid bill after a White House dinner six weeks ago. Debate centered on splitting economic and military aid for separate presentation, with Rep Morgan warning fragmentation could doom the bill. Johnson’s aid package was expected at about 3.4 billion this year.
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DA Explains Ruby Case Big Decision Not to Call Witnesses
Dallas prosecutor Henry Wade discussed the "big decision" in Jack Ruby's murder trial. He said he chose not to call witnesses who claimed Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald were seen together before Kennedy's assassination, fearing unreliability and potential motive implications. jurors deliberated two hours and 19 minutes before Ruby was sentenced to death.
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Texan En Route to World’s Fair Camps at Newark Market
A Texan, Jim Williams of Amarillo, travels with two mules a horse and a dog and camps overnight at Newark's Chapel Street Farmers Market. He hits a parking meter after docking his wagon, asks police for a night bed, and plans to depart toward New York World's Fair to spread pioneer spirit. Williams notes malaria causes 2.5 million deaths annually worldwide.
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