A Choice of Assassins By William P. McGivern
Malcolm photographs Cartama from the Arroyo de Miel hills as a complex web of fear, truth, and ambition unfolds. A chance encounter with Tani draws him into Domingo’s threat plot as the enigmatic photographer weighs the cost of murder for profit and notoriety.
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William P. McGivern
Arroyo de Miel
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Malcolm
Cartama
Dormingo's
Jace
Tani
Domingo
Johnson’s broad sales pitch to voters and business leaders
President Johnson delivered a charismatic campaign speech to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, appealing to rich and poor, conservatives and liberals, the young and the old. He framed his rise from humble beginnings as a universal American epic and urged broad support to advance frugality, growth, peace, and security during the 1964 campaign. He cited a reduced budget, fewer government jobs, a promised $30 billion 1964 industry profit, and his record on tax cuts and labor disputes as proof of progress.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Chamber
Opportunity House
Congress
Church leader opposes any change to school prayer amendment
Edwin H. Tuller of the American Baptist Convention urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject constitutional amendments nullifying the Supreme Court rulings against official school prayers and Bible readings. He warned that weakening the First Amendment in a moment of emotional turmoil would be tragic and lasting.
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Washington
Edwin H. Tuller
American Baptist Convention
House Judiciary Committee
Tuller
Congress
Supreme Court
Orders Negroes Back in School in Natashulga
A federal court in Montgomery ordered six Black students readmitted to Natashulga High School after a boycott and violence following school integration. The decision requires facilities in the district’s remaining buildings be made available to the Negro pupils amid earlier destruction of the high school wing.
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Montgomery
Ala
Natasulga
Nata ‘Sulga
White Grammer School
Bear Complaints Solved in Corvallis Public Park
In Corvallis Oregon three bears in the city park were shot after years in a concrete lined pit twenty feet deep and thirty five feet wide. Local residents had complained the enclosure was inhumane. The court noted newspaper reports quoting the fire marshal Virgil Kitchens as saying the fire that started the incident was likely arson.
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Corvallis
Ore
Virgil Kitchens
City Manager Orders Bears Killed After Time Trial
City Manager John Porter said if the bears were timed and released they could not survive in the wilds. He ordered them tranquilized and then killed by rifle shot on Tuesday. Porter noted other Oregon zoos were not interested in taking the bears.
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John Porter
Bears
Wilds
Porter
Oregon
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