Detective Tells Of Oswald Arrest
New Orleans AP report on a three judge hearing to decide if Clay Shaw should stand trial in the Kennedy assassination probe led by Jim Garrison. Detective Frank Hayward testified he arrested Lee Harvey Oswald after a Canal Street brawl on August 9, 1963.
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New Orleans
Dist
Jim Garrison
Criminal District Court
Clay Shaw
Frank Hayward
Lee Harvey Oswald
Canal Street
Shaw
International Trade Marthere
Garrison
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Charles Ward
Bernard Bagert
Ward
Hayward
Nicholas Chetta
Esmond A. Fatter
Peter Schuster
John Reilly
Schuster
David W. Ferrie
Ferrie
Kennedy
Reilly
Police
F. Irving Dymond
Bill Gurvich
Miniskirts Spark Debate in British Clergy Family
Marjorie Janney, wife of Rev Denis Janney, defends short skirts as a sign of modern freedom. Critics say the miniskirt provokes. the minister reports growing church attendance and says outsiders sent anonymous letters while parishioners remain unfazed.
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London
Marjorie Janney
Denis Janney
Baptists oppose liquor by the drink in North Carolina
Three top Baptists told Raleigh lawmakers that allowing liquor by the drink would raise highway deaths and alcoholism and worsen law enforcement, crime, and welfare costs. The statement urged NC to reject legalization and cited proposed bills permitting brown bagging and full fifths in certain areas.
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N.C
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Carl Bates
Charlotte
Baptist State Convention
W. Perry Crouch
Marie Grant
The
Biblical Recorder
Grant
Jesse Seaver
Carolina Christian Union
Witness testifies funds not limited for Dodd reception
Sanford Bornstein testifies at Senate Ethics inquiry that funds raised at the 1963 Rocket Room reception for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd could be used for any purpose the senator chose. He noted minutes did not specify such discretion, yet said the intent was unrestricted. The Sept. 24, 1963 meeting was attended only by Bornstein and James Gartland, Dodd’s aide.
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John Chadwick Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Benjamin R. Fern
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Bornstein
James Gartland
DC Committee
Rocket Room
Bill would fold East Carolina College into UNC system
Sen John Henley D Cumberland introduced a bill to make East Carolina College a unit of the Consolidated University of North Carolina He opposed separate university status saying the eastern NC needs a university and taxpayers benefit from consolidation He stressed no intent to downgrade the higher education board’s report and urged consideration of both sides
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Raleigh
John Henley
Cumberland
East Carolina College
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Henley
ECC
General Assembly
North Carolina
North Carolina Board of Higher Education
Consolidated University
Sailor Missed Plane Crash Belief Led to Frantic News
A Navy radioman from West Monroe Louisiana was not killed in a Saigon area crash after Pentagon telegrams caused confusion. The Saigon Navy spokesman said Charles Wall 27 was not on the C47 transport that went down near Phan Rang and that the family was misinformed by a mistaken Defense Department notice. The Phan Rang crash killed 25 to 30 aboard.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Charles S. Wall
West Monroe
Wall
Navy
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S
Stanley A. Wall
Charles
Chelsea
Mass
Defense Department
Phan Rang
Kennedy Johnson clash disputed reports on Vietnam stance
Time magazine reports a heated Kennedy Johnson exchange last month with claims Kennedy called Johnson an ob scene term and vowed to end his career. White House aides deny the details and Rostow says the quotes are not true. The piece notes Rostow’s denial and cites Christian and others. The item references Kennedy's European trip and a Paris meeting with a Vietnamese National Liberation Front representative.
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New York
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Vietnam
Time Magazine
Time
Kennedy
Frank Mankewicz
Washington
Adam Walinksy
Oklahoma City
White House
George Christian
Christian
Paris
Vietnamese National Liberation Front
Mecklenburg Gets Westinghouse Plant
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced a $65 million plant to be built in Mecklenburg County to produce nuclear turbines. The facility will employ about 1,000 workers, many skilled technicians, with completion targeted for mid 1969. A site location will be announced soon by Robert C. Twombly.
First Lady Visits Mountain Hamlet to See Teacher Corps Work
In Appalachia Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson tours Cana da Township to observe Teacher Corps volunteers aiding needy families. In Charleston West Virginia Glenwood Elementary School ends an after school family enrichment program due to $8,000 in federal funds running out.
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Appalachia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Canada Township
Uelss Congress
Charleston
W.va
Violet Johnson
Glenwood Elementary School
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Rostow
Mecklenburg
Westinghouse
Frances Lewine
Asheville
Jimmy Hildreth
WOLFE
Thomas Wolfe
Fred
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