Romania frees political prisoners to aid trade talks
Rome Romania reportedly released between 100 and 2,000 political prisoners to improve climate for U S trade talks. The regime opposes Soviet control of its economy and seeks Western ties. Britain to test a 44 foot steel cutter from the U S Coast Guard as lifeboat leaders urge learning from advances.
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Washington Highlights From Kennedy Assassination Hearings
The Warren Commission will hear FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and CIA chief John A McCone on the Dallas murder case while two Dallas police officials testify. Selective Service Director Hershey explains opposition to drafting married men. Johnson asks NAM to back the poverty fight and job training efforts.
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Jack Reville
V. J. Brian
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Congress
Hershey
House Appropriations Committee
Sive
Johnson
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
W. P. Gallander
Court battles threaten Waggoner empire split in Texas
Vernon Texas AP reports multiple lawsuits over the Waggoner estate split among heirs since Electra Waggoner's death in 1925. Key figures include Albert Buckman Wharton II seeking to sell about a third of his trust holdings, and former Navy Secretary Robert Anderson amid disputes over trustees and control of far reaching Waggoner assets in Texas and New Mexico. The cases allege invalid perpetual inheritance and seek accounting of undistributed income and dividends for heirs including Rita Lorena Wharton and Elise Waggoner Hay.
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Buster) Wharton II
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Tom) Waggoner
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Buster) Wharton
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Whartons
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Elise Waggoner Hay
Fort Worth
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Valley National
Bank of Phoenix
Atiz
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Wilbarger’ County
the Navy
Greenwich
Conn
Hay
Faulty Structure Blamed By AF In Viet Nam Crashes
Washington AP The Air Force told a congressional panel that 72 planes in Operation Two may have crashed from structural failure in South Viet Nam The T28 trainer and B26 bomber were involved and replacements with Skyraider Navy planes are arriving The report notes several losses to hostile action and uncertain causes with possible structural factors but no definitive proof for T28 faults The text ends with an unrelated sentence about red blood cells.
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South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Eugene M. Zuckert
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
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Defense
Robert §. McNamara
McNamara
Returmin
Zuckert
South i
Viet Nam
NAACP in Austin studies new race relations ordinance
Velma Overton president of the local NAACP says the group will study a newly passed Austin measure creating a seven member Human Relations Commission to mediate and conciliate complaints. The council approved the ordinance 4 0 with Ben White abstaining and Emma Long supporting it noting it lacks penalties. The NAACP has pushed for a stronger antidiscrimination law with penalties. Mayor Lester said several doors have opened for progress.
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