READY FOR JOHNSON House Approves Freedom Bill
The House approved a freedom of information bill by a 307 to 0 vote, sending the measure to President Johnson. The law would open records of federal executive agencies within a year, covering employee names and salaries, nonsecurity contracts, and key regulatory actions across agencies including the FTC and the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors.
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Supreme Court Refuses Georgia Death Trials Review
The Supreme Court today declined to review the death-penalty cases of Roy Dale Chatterton and Woodrow Whisman, two Huntington youths jailed in Georgia for the Lafayette man’s robbery and slaying. Whisman’s appeal argued the sentence violates the federal constitution.
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Land Reform Urged for Survival in Hunger Crisis
Dr. Gunnar Myrdal warned at a UN FAO world conference here that hunger and rapid population growth make land reform urgent for survival in underdeveloped countries. He cited unfair land ownership and called for reforms plus better marketing, credit, extension work, and education to lift the agricultural poor, the world’s true proletariat. He warned also of globalization strains and rising famine risk if economic aid and investment shrink.
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Wife Due Arraignment In Missing Mate Case
Mrs Mullenax of Tet Vonda Jean Mullenax is charged in Preston County for the disappearance and suspected slaying of Ray Mullenax. She was arraigned today and awaits further proceedings as authorities keep details about any body findings confidential. County officials note the case follows her husband’s disappearance on December 24 and involve a grand jury return.
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