Perjury Hinted by GOP In Baker Case Conflict
Washington AP Republicans press for deeper probe in Baker matter and possible perjury. Senate Rules Committee officials weigh Jenkins testimony and Reynolds claims about selling Johnson family TV advertising time in Austin. The Baker case centers on whether his dealings conflicted with duties and raised improprieties. Jenkins denies knowledge of arrangements, while Reynolds and Young implicate discussions of TV ad sales tied to insurance deals.
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Baker
Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Cne
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson
LP. McLendon
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Johnson Family
Austin
Tex
Miller
William E. Miller
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Ienkins
Albert G. Young
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Corp
Silver Spring
U.N
Indonesia
Malaysia
Atty
Robert Kennedy
United Nations
UW Thant
New York
Kennedy
New York Drivers May Skip World’s Fair Plate Slogan
A New York state supreme court justice ruled that motorists need not display the World’s Fair slogan on 1964 license plates if they choose. Judge Harold J. Tessier said present plates may be improper, with no immediate effect until Motor Vehicle Commission appeal. The slogan reads World’s Fair on plates already issued. installation deadline nears and Kenneth Froslich, a 32 year old editor, filed suit.
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New York
Supreme Court
Harold J. Tessier
Commission
Kenneth Froslich
Magazine
Five Whites Chosen For Jury In Beckwith Murder Trial
In Jackson Mississippi the jury pool for Byron de La Beckwith's murder case remained all white as five men were selected. Beckwith, 43, ex Marine from Greenwood, is charged with lying in ambush to murder Medgar Evers, NAACP field secretary, shot outside his home last June. A dismissed prospective juror cited a relative killed in a 1948 robbery ambush and another noted Beckwith’s segregation letters as too extreme. The defense used five peremptory challenges, leaving seven.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Beckwith
Greenwood
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
J. E. Conic Jr
Conic
Leon Hemdrick
Budget Appendix Confirms Johnson Budget Cuts
The Budget Bureau released the 1965 budget appendix, a 1,165 page document showing every dollar of government income and outlay. It marks a 20 page shrink from the prior year and weighs over five pounds, underscoring the president's fiscal cut.
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Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Councilor Sentenced For Bribery
Massachusetts Executive Councilor Ernest Stasun, Democrat of Fairhaven, got two years in jail and a $1400 fine after a jury found him guilty of conspiracy and bribery in a case involving a New Bedford man seeking State RMV lease approval. Co-defendants Richard Rymszewicz and Michael Manning received lighter or concurrent sentences. Manning appealed.
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New Bedford
Massachusetts Crime Commission
William P. Grant
Stasian
Richard L. Rymszewicz
Stasign
Merchant’s National Bank
Michael J
Manning
Boston
Amedeo Sgarzi
Rymszewicz
Paul R. Vermette
Executive Council
Vermette
Stasiun
Atty
Walter J. Skinner
GOP Hits Johnson Aplomb Will Revive Truth Squads
Washington AP Republicans prep for 1964 rare battles by branding Johnson a wheeler dealer and promising to restart truth squads. Miller Dirksen and Halleck labeled Johnson boastful and fiscally reckless while noting GNP gains against a heavier government cost.
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Johnson
Truth Squads
Washington
William E. Miller
Miller
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Hoffa Trial Witnesses Recount Bribe Attempt
In Nashville a police officer testified that he was offered at least $10,000 to contact a juror in the 1962 Hoffa labor leader trial. The witness said Thomas Parks sought contact with juror Gratia Fields, describing cash to be paid and arranging meetings, while defense objections to the testimony were overruled.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Jacques Schiffer
Walker
Schiffer
Thomas Parks
Hoffa
Teamsters Local 299
Detroit
Gratia Fields
Nashville
Parks
Fields
John J. Hooker Sr
Osborn
Halleck
Sen. Dirksen
Asia
Africa
America
Europe
Z.T. Osborn Jr
United States
Carl Fields
Young Fields
Hooker
Federal Jobholders Drop in Month
Federal civilian employees declined by 5,526 in December, a congressional committee reported today. The December total reached 2,487,853, down from 2,493,379 in November, per the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures.
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Congressional
Joint Committee On
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