Johnson argues criticism worth action in Dominican crisis
James Marlow analyzes President Johnson’s May news conference on Dominican Republic intervention. He notes Johnson defended action over criticism, explained timing with the OAS and Latin American leaders, and avoided committing to a hemispheric troop-guard doctrine while stressing defense of the nation.
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James Marlow
Washington
Presit
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Inter- American System
Organization of American States
OAS
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Mobile Lawyer Among Two Arrested In Stolen Car Case
FBI charges Mobile attorney Wallace L. Johnson and John Talbot with transporting stolen cars across state lines. Johnson is brother of U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. Talbot faced two counts and was released on $1,000 bond after arraignment. A third suspect is being sought.
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Mobile
Ala
FBI
Wallace L. Johnson
John Talbot
Johnson
U. S
U. S. Coast Guard
Pascagoula
Talbot
John Mobrey
Rowe case prompts debate on attorney departure
Alabama law firm expelled Paul Johnston for defending FBI informant Rowe. Deans Rostow and Griswold protest to ABA, calling expulsion a setback to defending unpopular clients. Johnston says reasons were misinterpreted and kept private. details of departure withheld.
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Birmingham
Ala
Northern Law School
Joseph Johnston
Paul Johnston
FBI
Yale University
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard
American Bar Association
Paul
Gary Thomas Rowe
Klan
Matt H. Murphy Jr
Rowe
Murphy
KKK
Alabama
Justice Department
Dean Rostow
Dean Griswold
Rostow
Griswold
ABA
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Johnston
Cabaniss, Johnston,Gardner and Clark
Powell
Cabaniss
Johnstons
Johnson
Companion Robbery Charge Is Denied
Kenneth Moss former Diplomat Inn manager faced trial in Montgomery as he denied robbing gambling companion J W Pierce and Nelson Dubrock of thirteen thousand dollars The defense portrayed Moss as a victim of a crooked gambling game and witnesses testified to his character while police said there was insufficient evidence to issue a warrant.
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Montgomery
Ala
CIA
Kenneth Moss
Jake McKenzie
Moss
J. W Pierce
Diplomat Inn
Pierce
Nelson Dubrock
Dubrock
Circuit
David Crosland
Pierce and
Cros
Alabama Nonagricultural Wages Rise by 30000 February
Employment in Alabama nonagricultural wage and salary sectors increased in February by more than 30000 workers compared with February of the previous year, signaling broader job gains. The rise reflects growth in services, manufacturing, and trade sectors within the state economy.
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Alabama
Baker Family Attains Virtual Outcast Status in Delmar Village
Horace Baker 28 and his family remain social pariahs in Falcroft after moving into Delmar Village on August 30, 1963. Neighbors avoid contact. state police once guarded the home amid threats and vandalism. Baker now says acceptance seems impossible and distrust lingers.
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Horace Baker
Delmar Village
Philadelphia
Falcroft
Baker
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Ray Stokes
FORD
Eek Ford, Inc
Baker and Family
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BELK
Southern Cross
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