Johnson says stereo gift from Baker. political fallout ahead
President Johnson declared the 1959 stereo sent to his home was a gift from Robert Baker. Senate leaders split on the Baker inquiry while Republicans push for more revelations. Reynolds testified he financed the $542 record player and related advertising, prompting calls for Baker under oath to clarify payments.
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Three Hospitals In Dallas Refuse To Accept Ruby
District Judge Joe B Brown ordered mental tests for killer Jack Ruby and disclosed that three Dallas hospitals refused to accept the case. Parkland Hospital might still allow the tests as three psychiatrists prepare to examine the striptease joint operator.
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Nixon would accept draft if GOP deadlock at convention
Nixon says he would accept a draft for the Republican presidential nomination if a deadlock develops at the convention. He notes leading polls, recalls 34 million votes in 1960, but says he does not want to be a candidate and does not intend to stimulate a draft. He mentions Barry Goldwater as leader among pros and Gov Scranton as needing exposure.
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John F. Kennedy Memorial Center Officially Authorized
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts gains official status after President signs the bill. Construction may start next year with completion targeted for 1966 or 1967. The center will be funded 50 50 by private contributions and federal funds, with land donated near the Lincoln Memorial. The project includes a 1200 seat theater a 2750 seat symphony hall and a 2500 seat opera ballet hall.
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Mass Demonstrations Near End Says Dr King
Dr Martin Luther King Jr says the large demonstration phase of the civil rights campaign is almost over and 1964 will shift to turning moral power into political power. Plans for a nationwide selective buying boycott against employers failing to meet Negro job demands were outlined.
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No Restrictions Placed on TV Cigarette Ads
The Code Review Board found no strong recommendations on cigarette advertising and placed primary responsibility on manufacturers. It urged broadcasters to avoid portraying smoking as a youth option or as promoting health or personal well being.
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Senate OKs 11.5 Billion Tax Cut Bill in Senate Vote
The Senate Finance Committee approved the $11.5 billion measure 12 to 5 after long sessions. A swift floor debate hinges on completing new language. timing risks push to Feb 3 or later, with a March 1 enactment target. President Johnson won a last minute victory persuading nine Democrats on excise tax repeal.
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Washington Visit Is a Busy One For Peabody
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody spent a busy day in Washington meeting President Johnson to urge retention of the Boston Navy Yard support for a space laboratory project and a shoe import cut. He testified on health care for the aged under social security and met with federal highway officials and governors committee while attending receptions for Senator Muskie and the Massachusetts delegation.
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