Commission Member Disagrees With Part of Warren Report
Washington’s Warren Commission faces renewed scrutiny as Sen. Richard Russell says he is not satisfied with some answers in the report and Texas Gov. John Connally, wounded in Dallas, plans a news conference. Russell rejects the single bullet theory, while reaffirming Oswald acted alone. Chief Justice Warren’s remarks are cited as reflecting confidence in the panel’s conclusions despite questions.
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Motely Beaten to Death in Alabama Jail Sparks Probe
Wilkinson family claims James Earl Motley was beaten in Elmore County Jail after a traffic stop near Wetumpka. Sheriff Holley denies jail beating, says investigation underway. Motley's death follows the earlier Viet Nam casualty burial in the town.
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Anniversary Ceremony Held At Site of Assassination
In Dallas a woman with a Rosary knelt in silence while two boys laid a wreath marked Lest We Forget and their sister placed a small American flag. The grassy slope filled with flowers as crowds gathered to remember the assassination anniversary.
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U S To Exit France by April 1 Deadline
The Defense Department says all U S troops civilian staff and supplies will be out of France before April 1 as ordered by President de Gaulle. European Command reports over one third of personnel and more than half of military supplies have already moved out by October end despite earlier doubts.
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Judge opposes bar on press freedom in trial coverage
U.S. judge Harold Medina challenged the American Bar Association’s push to limit pretrial news reporting. He urged against muzzling the press, noting New York’s group plans voluntary restraints and tougher safeguards for lawyers, prosecutors, and police in coverage rules.
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