North Carolina Patrol Report Voices Arrest Policy Probe
A special legislative committee in Raleigh examined the North Carolina Highway Patrol’s arrest policies and practices. The 24 page study by Lt. E W Jones found no evidence of written quotas or production pressure guiding patrol operations, with the panel evaluating arrest methods and government spending projections for the year.
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Lodge In NH Race Sees Nomination Fight Focus
Amid a heated NH scene Governor Lodge remains undecided on a campaign exit as Rockefeller and Goldwater plan trips to California for the June 2 primary. Campaign chatter notes Lodge may re-enter depending on Viet Nam and duties, while his son George signals cautious engagement.
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West Germany East Germany air incident noted in US report
The report states a US plane inadvertently crossed the demarcation line between West and East Germany, the second such incident. It recalls the January 28 Soviet destruction of a US Tad jet trainer, in which three crewmen died, and notes US officials’ puzzlement over how the crossover occurred while the Air Force explained the aircraft was on a routine training mission from Toul Rosieres, France.
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Duke Professor Convicted in Trespassing Case
In Hillsborough North Carolina an Orange County jury found Duke University faculty member Federick Herzog guilty of trespassing during a civil rights demonstration at Chapel Hill on January 3. The judge delayed sentencing as the trial of another Duke faculty member, Peter Klofer, continued.
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Floods Hit Ohio Valley in Fourth Worst Rise Ever
Red Cross shelters opened as Allegheny Susquehanna and Ohio rivers flood streets from Pittsburgh to Wheeling. Hundreds of families flee Kansas Missouri and Southern Illinois report widespread evacuations across 23 Kentucky counties 16 in Ohio 18 in Pennsylvania and 6 in Indiana affected by the floods.
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Ruby faces electric chair in Kennedy assassination case
The defense argues Ruby acted during temporary insanity after an abnormal personality structure and two days of great emotional impact. He is charged with slaying Oswald. Belli had planned to call him but later said Ruby would not testify. Guttmacher testified Ruby may not have distinguished right from wrong or known the nature of his acts.
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House Votes On Pay Raise Measure
AP reports the House considers a bill to grant Congress a $10,000 annual pay raise, with broader federal raises tied to the package. A voice vote is hoped to avoid roll call, while a record vote could threaten passage. final outcome uncertain. The plan aims to align government pay with private industry and attract top officials, with varied raises for other federal employees.
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Rockefeller Challenges Lodge To TV Debate Series
New York AP report states Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller challenged Senator Henry Cabot Lodge to a televised debate in a public confrontation signaling the start of a debate series.
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Kennedy and Lodge Stirs Amid Oregon Primary Talk
The text outlines political maneuvering around Vice President candidate prospects. It notes Johnson and Kennedy's positions on 1964 ambitions, Kennedy's November deadline ambiguity, and ongoing speculation about Kennedy as a potential running mate. It mentions Lodge’s NH primary win, Oregon primary significance, and Rockefeller’s comments on Lodge’s New England appeal.
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Cotton futures open higher and then lower in New York
Cotton futures opened in New York with a 25 cent rise to 30 cents per bale above the prior close, later trading lower. Market activity focused on May and July contracts with evident volatility across the early session.
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