Shaw Cleared by FBI Probe in Kennedy Case
Atty. Gen. designate Ramsey Clark says the FBI investigated and cleared Shaw of any link to the Kennedy assassination. Shaw, 54, a former director of the International Trade Mart, was arrested in New Orleans on a conspiracy to murder charge in Jim Garrison’s probe.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clay L. Shaw
New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Shaw
International Trade Mart
Kennedy
Atty
Jim Garrison
Justice Department
Garrison
FBI
Dallas
Central
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
New
Powell Defeated by House Bars POWELL
The House voted 307 to 116 to bar Adam Clayton Powell from membership and elected office, then faced possible legal challenges as Powell’s lawyers called the action unconstitutional. The decision ends his status as member or member-elect of the 90th Congress with salary and office now forfeited.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Bimini
Powell
Emanuel Celler
New York Democrat
Celler
Hugh L. Carey
D-N.y
Harlem
Congress
Rayburn
Education and Labor Committee
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Hoffa Ordered to Start Eight Year Prison Term in Tennessee
U S District Judge Frank W Wilson orders James R Hoffa to report Tuesday to begin an eight year sentence for jury tampering in Chattanooga Tenn Hoffa designated Frank Fitzsimmons as his successor shortly before the ruling Hoffa 54 also faces a 10000 fine and faces parole eligibility after one third of the term The Lanham Griffin Act would bar further union office after release
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Chattanooga
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Wilson
P. D. Makos
Washington
Johnson Says Kosygin Confirms Willingness to Discuss Missile Limits
President Johnson announced that Premier Kosygin confirmed Soviet readiness to begin talks with the United States on limiting both offensive and defensive missiles. Talks to start in Moscow with Ambassador Thompson, aiming to halt anti ballistic defenses and curb arms development. Johnson linked the discussions to Vietnam policy and cited a 1961 Taylor memo on possible actions against Communist supply lines.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
United States
Kosygin
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Robert F. Kennedy
N.V
Senate
Vietnam
Hanoi
Pleiku
U.S
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Sen. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Glaring Gerrymandering Debate Shapes North Carolina Redistricting
Sen C Frank Griffin warns gerrymandering charges will arise regardless of plan as he leads one redis tricting proposal. Sen George M Wood presents 11 maps while noting incumbents and committee members influence redistricting decisions. The committee signals possible public hearings later after formulating a clearer plan.
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Raleigh
C. Frank Griffin
D-Union
Senate Congressional District Committee
Griffin
Lincoln
Mecklenburg
Charles R
Jonas
Congress
George M. Wood
Camden
General Assembly Committee
North Carolina
Wood
Secret Service Questions Two Men Linked to Mrs Johnson Trip
Two men were questioned by the Secret Service in Nashville for hours and later released with no charges expected. The inquiry reportedly connected to First Lady Mrs Lyndon B Johnson's planned Nashville visit on March 15, details left undecided by officials.
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Nashville, Tenn
Secret Service
Federal
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nashville
Paul Doster
Doster
White House
Mrs. Johnson
YMCA raid prompts detentions after Secret Service action
Two men were taken from the Nashville YMCA after hours of surrounding by Secret Service agents and local police. Officers placed one man in a Secret Service car and the other in a Nashville police car and drove them to police headquarters. A YMCA desk clerk said several men identified as Secret Service agents had been checking room registrations for about a day.
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Memorial Square
YMCA
Washington
Secret Service
Doster
Nashville
Winchester
Ogden Ray
Six Month Waiting Period for Divorce Kept in NC Bill
North Carolina House panel approves a bill to remove the six month delay before filing for divorce or separate maintenance while preserving the one year rule for absolute divorce. Rep. Nelson Taylor explains misinterpretations and clarifies the measure would not create instant divorces.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Nelson Taylor
D-Carteret
Judiciary II Committee
Taylor
Scented ink and roses boost this issue of the Enterprise
The Enterprise prints with rose scented ink to boost ads for rose bushes. The press department used a quart of concentrated chemical in the ink system to make the newspaper itself smell pleasant.
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West Virginia
Cialist
Brigham Roberts
Moore
Select
Hotta
Fitzsimmons
Pixies
By Wohl
Sem Ed Kemp
Dguilford
U.S. Dist. Atty
Gilbert Merritt
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