Johnson pushes study on presidential assassination risk
A special White House committee on presidential protection met on Capitol Hill. The panel, including Treasury Secretary Dilton and CIA Director McCone, plans no public statements until its report to President Johnson. The group weighed making the president's killing a federal crime, a measure unlikely to pass before adjournment.
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California Bar Votes to Oppose Prop 14
The California Bar debated Prop 14 at a state conference, with a substitute motion to take no stand and an eventual approval of the original resolution. Herman Selvin urged leadership to act, while opponents argued a bar stance is outside the conference’s proper scope. Nathaniel Colley pressed that professionals should voice opinion on an unconstitutional measure. Delegates plan a joint bench and bar meeting followed by a civil and constitutional rights panel.
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Funeral rites set for Seymour Graff in Los Angeles
Funeral services will be held today for Seymour Graff who died Monday at age 65 from a heart attack. The Midwest economist and industry commentator, linked to the Loigeles-Collin- trialist group, was noted in Southern California trade circles.
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UPI
Seymour Graff
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Matthew S. Raeling
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Leesight proposal on felon tightening and campaign protection
Warren Commission members urge tighter controls on felons and stronger liaison with federal ties. They discuss Secret Service protection for Senator Goldwater and Representative Miller and indicate that the bill should not be pushed in its current form.
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Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Quiet 1965 Ford line promises hushed ride and luxury
Ford showcases a silent test drive ethos for 1965 Galaxie 500 LTDs and Customs highlighting paneled interiors, quilted upholstery, rear center armrests, Thunderbird style ventilation, and optional Safety Convenience Control Panel. Four Galaxie 500 models, four Customs and Custom 500, with Big Six engine, quieter ride, and stronger body-frame. Wagons offer Country Squire and Country Sedan options with dual facing rear seats and ample load space.
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