Not Listening Says Barry of Hedging
WALLINGTON AP Barry Goldwater said today those who claim he hedges his conservatism for the 1964 GOP nomination have not listened to his remarks. He stressed he has not changed his fundamental positions though noting occasional shifts to meet times. He cited support for Kennedy era authority to sue to enforce school integration if narrowly applied, while opposing federal forces to enforce segregation except as constitutionally permitted. He corrected a records mix up about an Aug 24 Montclair speech misattributed to him and quoted critic Skibbins on why conservatives fear the label.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
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Kennedy
Gerald K. Skibbins
Princeton
N.J
Congressional Record
Skibbins
Montclair
John Birch Society
America Firsters
Arkansas Weather Forecast Through Thursday
A high pressure front moves through Arkansas bringing clear skies and warmer temperatures. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and mild through Thursday with lows tonight around 48 to 56 and highs reaching the 80s. Some northern sections remain dry with fire danger in places while harvesting conditions are favorable.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
THE
Associated Press
Arkansan
Desegregation Probes On Base Facilities And Transport
The directive asks base commanders to detail public side walks residences and private travel by Negro personnel and dependents. It probes for differential treatment by local police and public transport, describing integrated or segregated services and seating policies for military riders. It also requests information on education facilities, off base housing equality, and segregation in parks libraries and recreational sites.
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Stary
Paul
Pentagon
Court Docket Hope Municipal Court Ar kansas
Chester Lee Johnson pled guilty to speeding and paid 11.50. Joy Highfill forfeited 11.50 for no driver's license. Joshua Prater disturbed peace, forfeited 31.50. Maso Walker charged with drunkenness forfeited 16.30. Clyde Martin assault and battery. dismissed on payment of costs. John Turner failed yield right of way. forfeited 16.56. Vernon Lee Dixon drove on wrong side. plea guilty. fined 26.15. Forfeited 46.15 in a charge of overweight. Lowther Trucking Co Whitson Feed Co C C Decker Joe Hla Stock Darrell Tipton.
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Municipal Court of
Vernon Lee Dixon
Lowther Trucking Co
Whitson Feed Co
C. C. Decker
Joe Hla[tock
Darrell Tipton
Mafia witness Valachi details 1930s gang wars and Masseria murder
Valachi testified before a Senate investigations subcommittee about La Cosa Nostra, naming Genovese and other bosses, describing initiation rituals and mob murders from the 1920s and 1930s. He linked Masseria’s death to a gang war and discussed rivalries with the Maranzano group, while hearings aim to examine organized crime and potential new laws.
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John J Kerrigan
Santuccio
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Doyle
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Massaria
Maran J2ano
Masseria
Hderings
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Abraham Ribitoff
D-Conn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert Doyle
Nibicoff
Trish
Valachis
John Roach
Roach
John L. McClellan
Dark
Subcommittee
John L. McCclellan
Senate Investigations
la Cosa Nostra
Vite Genovese
Cosa Nostra
Genovese
Salvatore
Lucky
Luciano
Waly
Velachi
New York
Salvatore Maranzana
James Catania
Joe Baker
Waker
Sally Shields
Shillitani
Nick Cavuzzi
Chicago
Buster
Senate Deliberation Delays Kennedy Tax Bill Amid Civil Rights Push
Washington report notes the Kennedy tax cut bill faces delays as civil rights proposals move through Congress. Senate leaders plan to act after House action, with filibuster risk from Southern senators and calls for forward timing on the tax measure. Some senators urge delaying until January to fit the new budget, while others warn a rushed vote could weaken arguments for immediacy.
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Senate
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Montana
Mansfield
Birmingham
Ala
Adam Clayton Powell
D. N.Y
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Thrusten B. Morton
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
John ‘J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Ian
No Conference by President Kennedy This Week
Washington AP reports President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. His last meeting with newsmen was September 12.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bombing investigation yields dynamite finds in Alabama
In Birmingham area, authorities uncover 1 1?2 sticks of dynamite in a wooded site as three white men face illegal possession charges. Chambliss and Cagle remain in custody while Hall posted bond. State investigators say the seizure marks progress in the racial bombing probe. Reverend Shuttlesworth terms the inquiry a sham by law agencies.
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Ala
Woorted
Doh W., Hall
Gardendale
Robert E. Chambiias
Chambliss
Eleulth Court
Charles Cagle
Hombings
Fred Shuttlesworth
The
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Malvern Man Charged With Murder
Louis Voss, 41, of Malvern, was charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Ruben E. Norwood Sr., 59. Prosecutor Lawson Glover's office said the charge, filed in Hot Springs Circuit Court, cites a .38 caliber pistol used Monday after an argument over a house Norwood had sold Voss. Norwood owned the Norwood Lumber Co. of Malvern.
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Malvern, Ark
Louis Voss
Malvern
Ruben E. Norwood Sr
Lawson Glover
Hot Springs
Voss
Norwood
Norwood Lumber Co
Glover
Shuttlesworthdenounces investigation after Good Friday ruling
A circuit court jury found a Black activist guilty of parading without a permit on Good Friday, fining him 75 dollars with an added 90 day term by Judge George Lewis Balles. Shuttlesworth appealed the sentence and was released on 2500 dollar bond, contrasting with dynamite defendants who posted 700 dollars. He questioned FBI and federal involvement and called for national accountability asKenneth C. Royall and Earl Blaik planned discussions with leaders today.
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Ote
George Lewis Balles
FBI
Kenneth C. Royall
Earl Blaik
Demos to Name Committeemen
Tom Hatsper of Fort Smith, chair of the state Democratic Committee, said a national committeeman will be named before year’s end. Pat Mehaffy resigned to join the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Harper and Staith oppose the post. The National Democratic Committee meets around Jan 1 to plan the 1964 convention at Atlantic City and allocate delegates.
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Little Rock
Tom Hatsper
Fort Smith
State Democratic Committee
Democratic National
Atantic City
Nan
Giveaway Show Cancelled After Weak Public Interest
New York’s ABC canceled the 100 Grand television quiz after three performances. Executive Producer Robert Stivers cited lack of audience interest and poor votes. The short run paid out $20,000 in cash and $5,550 in savings, with no contestant nearing the top prize.
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American Broadcasting Co
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