Johnson Defends Viet Nam Debate Amid Park Visit
President Johnson defended public debate on U.S. Viet Nam policy as a sign of freedom not weakness. He welcomed South Korean President Park Chung Hee at a White House state dinner and pledged continued Korea defense while tensions tied to potential Chinese intervention loomed in Asia.
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South Korea
South Viet Nam
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Mr. Johnson
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California Offshore Oil Boundary Set by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court set a 24 mile maximum closing line to define inland waters for California offshore oil. The decision, 5 to 2, places Monterey Bay in land water for California while deeming other bays open sea. Justices Warren and Clark recused themselves.
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Su- Supreme Court
California
United States
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Warren
Clark
U.S
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Santa Monica Bay
San Pedro Bay
Santa Barbara Channel
Rights Trip Slaying Probe Costs Reported
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover testified to a House subcommittee that the bureau spent over 746 000 to pursue justice for three civil rights workers slain in Mississippi. He cited other points including private versus public mob hearings and concerns over federal law coverage for attacks on national leaders.
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Washington
Hoover
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Maine Senate Approves Sunday Liquor Sales Bill
The Maine Senate approved 21 to 8 a measure allowing Sunday liquor sales in licensed restaurants hotels and clubs and sent it to the governor for action. Governor Reed previously vetoed a similar bill four years ago.
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Maine
Maine Senate
John H. Reed
Liberals Tie to Mansfield Poll Tax Amendment
Senate liberals shift from an outright ban on poll taxes to backing Mansfield’s amendment. The plan would record that poll taxes deny or abridge the right to vote, seen as a compromise to their rejected proposal. Senators Hart and Javits signaled support, calling the change favorable.
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UPI
Senate
Congress
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Mansfield
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Jacob Jayits
R-N
Trustees Receive Donations To Support Trust Fund
Donations were directed to the trust fund as they arrived, with additional gifts routed to support the ongoing work and mission of the organization.
Furcolo Co-Conspirators Named By Brooke to Jury
Names of alleged co conspirators in the Furcolo indictments were handed to Suffolk County Superior Court. The undisclosed associates are listed in a document impounded by Clerk Edward V. Keating under Judge Eugene A. Hud son. Indictments accuse conspiracy and bribery to secure Executive Council votes for Anthony N. Di Natale as Public Works Commissioner in 1960. Indicted besides Furcolo are Councilors Joseph R. B. Crimmons Raymond F. Sullivan Michael J. Favalli and Ernest Stasiun.
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UPI
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Executive Council
Suffolk County Superior Court
Ally
Edward W. Brooke
Edward V. Keating
Eugene A. Hudson
Hudson
Grand Jury
State Crime Commission
Anthony N. di Natale
Furcolo
Joseph RB. Crimmons
Winchester
Raymond F. Sullivan
Springfield
Michael J. Favalli
Worcester
Ernest (. Stasiun
Bedford
Stolen Breenberg Painting Recovered in Utrecht Heist
A 19000 painting titled The Recovery of Moses by Bartholomeus Breenberg, borrowed from a Stockholm exhibition, was recovered in Utrecht after a citizen tip. Police say a merchant attempted to sell it for about 3000, two months after the theft.
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UPV
Moses
Bartholomeus Breenberg
Stockholm
Williams Delles Baker Probe Faces Critics in Senate
In Washington Sen John J Williams a Delaware Republican readies to confront Democrats on the Bobby Baker investigation showing he led a private inquiry that reopened the probe. The Rules Committee has a draft report and Williams vows to challenge Sen B Everett Jordan or face criticism to his face. In Denver the mint prepares to begin producing silver dollars this week the first since 1934 with production possible Tuesday or Wednesday.
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John J. Willams
Delaware
Senate
Bobby Baker
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Baker
Rules Committee
Williams Ross
Willams
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
Denver
Colo
Fern Miller
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Congress stamps urgent label on $4 billion excise tax cut
Washington leaders move Johnson excise tax reduction through Ways and Means with urgency to avoid a buyers strike and sustain prosperity. House committee aims to finish this week. Auto industry and UAW hail proposed 3 percent auto tax cut retroactive to May 15, with a path to five percent by 1967, urging full elimination of the 1 percent tax.
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Upi
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House
House Ways & Means Committee
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