CongressPay Raise Hopes Fade Amid Disclosure Debate
The chance of Congress voting a pay raise in 1964 looks slim as members resist disclosure of income sources. Sen. Philip A. Hart notes conflicting implications of income disclosure while urging accountability. public opinion of integrity may decide the outcome.
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Coness
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Psychologist Visits Kennedy Slayer in Dallas Jail
Yale psychologist Dr. Roy Schafer spent hours Monday examining Jack Ruby in the Dallas county jail and planned another visit to the strip club owner today. He is conducting tests for defense chief psychiatrist Dr. Manfred Guttmacher, who will handle Ruby’s February 3 trial.
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Roy Schafer
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Guttmacher
Baltimore
Benedict Arnold Hero of Ridgefield Action in Danbury Campaign
A 1963 serialized novel excerpt follows Benedict Arnold as he clashes with British forces under Tryon near Danbury and Ridgefield. Arnold leads militiamen, sets a log barrier, repels Redcoat assaults at close range, and escapes a captured pursuit before taking command of a growing force headed toward night march. Copyright 1963 by Philip Vall.
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Benedict
Silliman
Ridgefield
Redcat
Congress Ends But Decisions Undecided
Washington AP reports Congress ended its longest peacetime session with warning of tough choices ahead on civil rights, tax cuts, and foreign aid. Senate Leader Mansfield said eight days remain to tackle decisive issues, while critics called the session do‑nothing or stop look listen. The year closed after ratifying the nuclear test ban treaty and enacting three education bills, with broad optimism on future civil rights and tax legislation.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Actio
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Kidnaping case steps toward Sinatra Jr. suspect bail cut
John Irwin, a principal suspect in the Sinatra Jr. kidnapping, says he went along to keep people safe as a federal judge lowers his bail from 50000 to 30000. He maintains innocence and explains ransom use while noting he alerted editors to aid the investigation. Barry Keenan and Joseph Amsler, both 23, are also charged. a grand jury resumes Thursday proceedings.
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John Irwin
Frank Sinatra Jr
Irwin
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Thurmond Clarke
Gladys Towles Root
FBI
Root
Barry Keenan
Joseph Clyde
Controversy Over Aid Shapes Parochial School Debate
Congress approved a complex package including a $1.2 billion college construction aid bill and a $1.56 billion omnibus measure boosting vocational education funding and aligning programs with modern job opportunities. The package extends affected areas by two years and includes a one-year extension of the National Defense Education Act impacting student loan funds.
Man is Charged With Assault in Wildlife Case near Hazen
Bennie Clark 31 of Diaz in Jackson County faces assault with intent to kill charges over a scuffle with state wildlife officer Pete Corpier eight miles southwest of Hazen. Corpier was wounded and hospitalized in Stuttgart in serious but not critical condition. Clark is jailed in Hazen with a $2500 bond and likely to be moved to Prairie County jail in Des Are.
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EH. C. Hamilton
Corpier
Clark
Hazen
Stuttgart
Hamilton
Des Are
Rebsamen Named Fed St Louis Bank Chairman Anew
Raymond Rebsamen of Little Rock was reappointed chairman of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis. He has served as a director since January 1962 and was named Federal Reserve agent for 1964.
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Raymond Rebsamen
Little Rock
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St. Louis
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