Reynolds testifies on LBJ campaign funds and ads
Reynolds testified at closed hearings that he paid 15000 to William McLeod for a House District Committee matter and bought Austin advertising time after being told by Walter Jenkins it was expected. Jenkins denied knowledge of rebates or arrangements. White House spokesman Salinger said Johnson did not discuss the matter and that a stereo gift to a household employee had occurred.
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Ruby Defense Thinks Ruling a Victory
Jack Ruby’s defense team plans to ask for the murder trial to move from Dallas amid new signs of local animosity. A three man psychiatric panel will conduct mental exams as Dist. Judge Joe Brown weighs venue change. If the judge denies relocation on Feb 10, the trial would start Feb 17. otherwise a new site and date would be set.
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Make My Bed Soon By Jack Webb
Duffey is forced out of town after a tavern brawl and a frame for car theft. He meets Gail Covall and refuses Jack Chariton’s job offers as he drifts through Phoenix and a hotel, while flashbacks reveal a jail, a gun, and a tense encounter with Lieutenant Valerich amid a murky case of Ruby’s sanity.
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Detour Road and a Redhead Clue in 1964 Tale
In a 1964 installment, Duffey is counseled by a wary cop about life’s detours and guilt. A redheaded car thief with a distinctive ear scar and a blue anchor tattoo surfaces as a talking point, while warnings about hiding guns hint at looming danger and ongoing pursuit. The exchange blends streetwise humor with the grit of a crime narrative.
Weather Outlook For Kansas Arkansas Louisiana
Kansas shows partly cloudy to cloudy weather through Thursday with scattered showers or thundershowers possible Thursday. Highs in the 70s and low 80s, lows near 60s. Arkansas remains partly cloudy to cloudy with light rain or drizzle late tonight and showers or thundershowers late Thursday. Lows 43 to 58, Highs 66 to 74. Louisiana cloudy through Thursday with a chance of showers late Thursday, lows in the mid 50s, highs 66 to 72.
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Spaak criticizes French move on China recognition
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak said France recognizing Communist China is a clear setback for NATO. Spaak, a former NATO secretary general and Belgian founder member, commented on Tokyo reports.
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Other Disney Says 1963 a Good Year
Hollywood AP report describes Roy Disney, older brother to Walt, as the steady financier and practical counterweight to Walt's vision. Annual report shows Disney Productions gross rising from 38 million in 1953 to 82 million in 1964, with record profits of 6.574 million last year.
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Roy Disney
Roy
Disney
Lough
Walt
Walt Disney Productions
Shriver undecided on race for vice president
Kabul Afghanistan AP Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps says he has not decided whether to run for vice president if asked. On a world tour he reviews Peace Corps work in Afghanistan and carries a message from President Johnson to King Mohammad Zahir.
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Afghanistan
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Banker and Studio Leader Describe Walt Disney Company Roles
Roy Disney explains his job handling finance and banks while Walt guides artistic decisions. He notes the studio has long been stretched for funds yet has thrived by always owing money. Roy emphasizes banks control picture choices, not him.
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