Democratic rally and Wilkins case cited by Murphy
A crowd gathered in Dunn as Murphy railed against a “Communist conspiracy” and claimed Alabama’s white juries would never convict Wilkins. He accused the government of paying a fourth man who testified against Wilkins with $12,000 of “your money.” The event drew men, women, and children, with Klan security present amid street disruption. In Melbourne, Brian Davies claimed to be an Englishman. earlier, Reginald J. Spiers, 22, had shipped himself COD from London to Perth due to funds shortage.
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Johnson urges broad tax cuts and highway funding hike
President Johnson proposed extensive tax reductions on car admissions and entertainment, repealing several excise taxes and extending highway taxes. He urged permanent air passenger and telecom levies to fund a larger interstate system, with a plan to shift nearly $2 billion in user taxes and extend highway trust fund deadlines.
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PTA Leader Urges Battle For Rights
The National PTA opens its 69th annual convention led by Jennet Moorhead of Eugene Oregon urging civil rights and equal education for all children and urging adults to register and vote. The 11 point 3 year program aims to fund public education, equalize opportunities, and strengthen community services while addressing school district responsibilities.
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Free Trade Zones Favored At North Carolina Ports
Delegates at a Mecklenburg meeting urged creation of free trade zones at North Carolina seven ports to boost tonnage and revenue. Moore discussed existing legislation and private zone setups with federal approval. BASF executive supported expanding trade. A New Orleans free trade zone was cited as a success amid talks on financing public education.
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