Defense Team Alleges Dallas Conspiracy in Ruby Case
Defense attorney Melvin Belli charged a public relations firm working for the court is part of a Dallas conspiracy to deprive Jack Ruby of a fair trial. Sam R. Bloom testified his firm volunteered to aid the court but the plan drew objections from the defense and a press seating plan was discussed as the trial move continued.
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Dallas
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Sam R. Bloom
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Barat
Areaeder
Brown
Bloom
Te Ee
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Oligarchy
Dallas Citizens Council
Rail Official Praises All-Electric Home Plan In NC Hearing
Norfolk and Western Railway vice president C. P. Blair told the State Utilities Commission that promoting all-electric homes is vital for coal producers and railroads. Duke Power seeks authority to pay builders 100 to 277 per unit, a plan previously rejected, facing opposition from the North Carolina Gas Association and others. Blair noted 70 percent of his railroad’s revenue comes from coal transport, with more than 13 million tons moved last year.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
C. P. Blair
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Duke Power Company
Duke
North Carolina Gas Association
N. C
Blair
Electric Heating Association
Norfolk and Western
Britain Prime Minister Arrives for US Talks at White House
President Johnson greets Sir Alec Douglas-Home in Washington with remarks on deep United States Britain ties and ongoing cooperation. The two leaders prepare for two days of discussions on global issues including trade with the Communist bloc and Cuba as the Western Alliance remains a focus.
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Washington
Johnson
Britain
United States
Sir Alec Douglas - Home
White House
Douglas Home
Cuba
Tsarapkin Demands Return Of Red Defector In Geneva
Soviet disarmament negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin condemned Western intelligence activity in Switzerland that allegedly led to the defection of Yuri I. Nossenko, a KGB staff officer on temporary duty in Geneva. Nossenko, 36, sought political asylum in the United States after disappearing on February 4.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Switzerland
Yuri I. Nossenko
State Department
Nossenko
KGB
United States
Richard J. Phillips
U. S
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Scotland Deputy Killed in Laurel Hill Shooting
Scotland County Deputy Sheriff David Morgan was shot and killed at the home of Elmer Brown near Laurel Hill after authorities served a warrant for Brown on rape charges. Brown surrendered after officers converged. he had been armed with an Army rifle and a shotgun.
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Laurel Hill
N.C
Scotland
David Morgan
Elmer Brown
Brown
Envoys Press Makarios On Cyprus Peace Plan
Undersecretary of State George Ball and British envoy Cyril Pickard met with President Makarios to present a new U.S.-British plan for a peace keeping force in Cyprus. Fighting flared in Limassol as talks probe UN action and potential delegation to New York. Ball arrived from Turkey as both sides reported possible new violence and embassy staff faced previous bomb explosions.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
George Ball
Cyril Pickard
Makarios
Ball
Turkey
Limassol
United Nations
U.N
New York
Fazil Kitchuk
Fire destroys Old Main at Columbia College campus
A pre dawn fire on the Columbia College campus in Columbia South Carolina destroyed the Old Main building and adjoining dormitory wing injuring no one. About 650 female students were evacuated with losses estimated at two million dollars as the dormitory wing and building burned. Security guard raised the alarm around 3 am and firemen controlled the blaze by about 6 am. The college suspended classes and arranged temporary housing while dining services remained intact and offers to house and feed students flooded in.
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Ron .Sultana
Columbia
S.C
Columbia College
T. J. Harrelson
College For Girls
R. Wright Spears
Old Main
Spears
Chest Specialist Proposes Smoke Safer Clinic Concept
Dr. Alvan L. Barach urged a new smokers clinic model for those who wish to continue cigarettes. He described non inhaling technique and said there is no conclusive evidence that non inhaling smoking causes lung cancer, urging careful physician guidance without demonizing enjoyment.
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New York
Alvan L. Barach
New York City
Barach
New York State Medical Society
Richard H. Overholt
Boston
Overholt
Tufts University
Overholt Clinic
Auto Makers Oppose More Overtime
Detroit AP report says auto manufacturers oppose President Johnson's bid to double overtime in select industries to boost employment. Industry leaders warn government interference and tougher bargaining with the United Auto Workers as talks approach in midsummer.
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Detroit
Johnson
Jack Crellin
Detroit News
Crellin
Congress
United Auto Workers
Johnson Girls Prefer Books To Beatles
In Washington the Johnson sisters chose studying over the Beatle fan turnout. Lynda Bird Johnson, 19, after a diplomatic reception, spent time on academics while Lucy Baines Johnson, 16, stayed home to study.
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England
Washington Coliseum
Johnson
Washington
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lucy Baines Johnson
Sinatra Jr Kidnap Trial Opens Over Possible Hoax Charge
Frank Sinatra Jr may face court today to answer defense claims that the kidnaping was a publicity hoax. Prosecutors list him among potential witnesses while defense attorneys argue the incident produced no real abduction and served as a publicity stunt.
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Sinatra Jr
James Bacon
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Milton Rudin
Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
U.S
G Towles Root
Frankie Jr
Johnson touches on bellyachers and bathrooms in White House talk
President Johnson addressed field officers of the Internal Revenue Service in the East Room, weaving a broad talk from tax payers to foreign policy. He praised Americans, defended his handling of world issues, urged empathy for poverty and discrimination, and urged savings and efficiency at home.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Our House
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Cuba
Laos
Vienna
Khrushchev
Red China
Panama
East Germany
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Integration By Bus Plan Opposed In New York Courts
The Parents and Taxpayers organization, with 350000 members, will seek an injunction in Queens Supreme Court to halt the boards plan for bus transportation to promote integration. Harry Clark says the plan is wrong and unconstitutional though the group supports voluntary integration. The board plans to move toward integrating about 60 of 850 schools, amid a boycott that drew 350000 absentees.
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New York
Harry Clark
Parents and Taxpayers Organization
Supreme Court
Queens
Clark
Parents and
Board of Education
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