Fulbright Urges Investigation Into CIA Student Activities
Senator Fulbright calls for a special congressional probe into CIA operations among student groups and other organizations. He questions the Johnson panel's adequacy and notes CIA ties allegedly extend to the National Student Association and Canadian student groups receiving funds, with the American Newspaper Guild AFL-CIO also examining CIA money links.
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New Indictments Sought In Mississippi Slayings
The Justice Department plans to seek new federal indictments in the 1964 slaying of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. A federal grand jury was to be convened by U S District Judge Harold Cox with FBI evidence guiding the case.
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Kennedy Aides Rebuff RFK Humphrey Ticket Idea
NEW YORK UPI 24 hours after Kennedy assassination, William Manchester says Kennedy aides discussed a RFK Humphrey 1964 ticket. Schlesinger warned Johnson would block it. Bailey too, fearing loss. Discussion called the Harvard Lunch faded as politics chilled after the tragedy.
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Explosion shakes church as evacuees flee minutes before blast
In SOUTH MILWAUKEE Wisconsin a gas leak from a sewer pipe prompted a church hall evacuation minutes before two explosions. About 250 people rehearsing for confirmation left the St Adalbert complex as a gas seepage caused a deafening blast that damaged the parish buildings. Fourteen injured, five hospitalized, one critically. firemen and gas crews worked through the night to repair the leak and secure the site.
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