DA Promises More Conspiracy Arrests
New Orleans prosecutor District Attorney Jim Garrison said more arrests would follow after Clay Shaw’s detention in his JFK assassination inquiry. He ties Lee Harvey Oswald, Shaw, David Ferrie and others to a 1963 New Orleans plot to kill Kennedy and cites a Castro involvement theory via a controversial CIA link. Shaw, free on 10000 dollars bond, denies charges as Garrison schedules a March 14 preliminary hearing.
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Massive Voter Support Expected For Powell in Special Election
Washington reports that after Adam Clayton Powell's exclusion, Powell plans court and voter appeals. Voters in Harlem are portrayed as more likely to intervene than the judiciary, suggesting potential strong backing for Powell in a special election. The piece notes Powell's past overwhelming support and possible increase.
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Johnson at LBJ Ranch for rest and messages to Congress
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson flew to the LBJ Ranch in Texas for a long weekend to rest after weeks of activity and to draft upcoming congressional messages. The trip follows a string of foreign policy wins including a 89-2 Senate vote and a Soviet letter on missile talks. The piece also discusses Powell’s possible exclusion from the 90th Congress, legal questions, and potential court action if seating is challenged.
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Method to transmit sound by laser beams announced
Washington Georgetown University physicist Dr. William J developed true frequency modulation of a laser beam to transmit FM music and voice simultaneously over a light beam. University officials say the technique could revolutionize communications and may impact long distance audio transmission.
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Hoffa faces jail term after brief freedom period
Cincinnati reports Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, faces an eight year sentence after five days of freedom. A U.S. judge ordered surrender in Chattanooga, while Hoffa’s lawyers sought bond relief and a possible extension to complete union transfers and nationwide trucking contracts.
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Ousted Congressman Powell to Seek Court Order on Return
Powell's lawyers plan to ask the federal court to order the House to reinstate him as a congressman. The ouster followed a 248 to 176 vote to exclude him from the 90th Congress, with Powell's staff also terminated.
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