Chief Justice Warren Highlights Ruby Jail Visit in Dallas
Chief Justice Earl Warren spent over three hours in Dallas county jail meeting Jack Ruby who denied links to Lee Oswald. The Warren Commission members questioned Ruby about Oswald and possible conspiracies while touring sites tied to Kennedy’s assassination. Ruby, 53, was described as clean shaven and “wild-eyed” during the session.
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Jim Bowie
Commission
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Tonnhill
Scranton rejects bid for GOP presidential nomination
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton told NBC Today he cannot picture himself as the Republican nominee. He refused to pursue the nomination and said he would discuss liberal ideas with Barry Goldwater and fellow progressive Republicans. He noted any candidate would be willing to hear conservative and liberal views.
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New York
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Goldwater
World Trade Group Reaches First Accord
The World Trade Conference in Geneva reached its first formal accord after three months. Delegates approved a recommendation for industrialized Western nations to double aid to developing countries to about 10 billion dollars annually. All plenary-session actions were in the nature of recommendations requiring government action.
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UPI
United Nations Conference backs stepped-up aid plan
The proposal, supported by the United States Britain and other Western Powers, was endorsed by the United Nations Conference as an expression of intent with no binding effect. The Soviet bloc abstained as Russians and communist nations pursued non-commitment since the conference opened March 23.
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U.S
Britain
Zorin Says West Must Drive New Disarmament Accord
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin told reporters in Geneva that progress at the 17 nation disarmament conference depends on the West and that the talks resume after a six week recess with the onus on Western partners to push new agreements.
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Moniday
Rocky and His Friends Returns to Channel 9 Weekdays
The show airs on Channel 9 from Monday to Friday at 4 45 PM. Rocky and his friends entertain daytime viewers with familiar characters and light comedy in a weekday slot.
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German Youth To Be Counselor At Camp Wapsie
Wer iner Strube of Berlin will serve as a visiting counselor at Camp Wapsie this summer joining other European youths arriving through the International Student Service. Camp Director Jim Springer announced during YMCA training at the Central City site. The camp near Central City opens next Sunday and registration remains open for the first week as later periods fill.
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New York
Iowa
Georgia Wife Finds 86.50 Carat Ruby at Shuler Mine
Mrs. David Stock of Dawson Georgia found an 86.50 carat ruby during a weekend gem hunt at the old Shuler mine near Franklin North Carolina. The ruby is valued at about 4325 dollars based on a 50 dollars a carat estimate. The mine charges a fixed fee for tourists to dig and try their luck.
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