Battle Over Otepka Case Testimony Drafts
Washington dispute between State Department and Senate Internal Security subcommittee keeps volume 20 of the Otepka hearings sealed. Autonomy of testimony, censorship requests, and potential full Judiciary Committee vote loom as debates intensify over security clearances for private Kennedy era appointees and UN officials.
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Chicano Tzbone Press
Washington
State’ Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Otoka
Senate Judiciary Committee
Semlei
James 0. Eastland
Miss
Everett Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
State Department
Sweden rejects U S requests to buy arms
Stockholm Sweden AP munitions trade sources report the Swedish government has refused repeated United States requests to purchase Swedish arms and ammunition for use by American forces in Vietnam.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Viet Nam
Secret protest letter delays publication on May 31
Volume 20 faced delay after Under-Secretary George W. Ball sent a confidential protest letter to subcommittee members on May 31. He demanded deletion of specific documents and testimony he said could harm the public, and the missive was stamped secret.
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George W. Ball
Niner
Ball
Ruby sanity hearing to begin in Oswald case
District court jury to decide if Jack Ruby was sane or insane when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald. The sanity hearing, initially sought by defense but opposed, starts this week with jury selection underway.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Statemental
High Court
Trains Collision Kills 100 in Bombay Suburb
An early morning crash near Matunga, nine miles from Victoria Station in Bombay, left about 100 feared dead and 106 injured as two suburban trains jammed and derailed after a stone-throwing crowd surrounded a motorman. Police and rescue workers battled flames and wreckage.
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Bombay
Western India
Brade Crossing
Matunga
Victoris Station
World News Report Chinese Youth Executed For Injuring Foreigners
TOKYO AP reports a 20 year old Chinese youth was executed by a firing squad after being convicted of injuring two foreigners in a Peking store incident on April 29. Journalist Bakari Traore and the wife of Bruna Mahlow were injured.
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Juan Melan
Melan
Damen
Division
World News Report
Tokyo
New China News Agency
Yang Kuoching
Peking
Bakari Traore
Mali
Bruna Mahlow
East Germany
Inmates Sell 21 Works for 307 Dollars at Penitentiary Show
The Missouri State Penitentiary for Men hosted its second annual art sale raising 307.50 from 21 paintings. Attendance reached 245 over weekend, with Carl Lewis Hageman noting strong results. Artists included Tom W Hagerman and Robert Bryan, each selling multiple pieces. Proceeds split: 80 percent to artists, 20 percent to the prison canteen fund for recreation equipment.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Hegerman
Sfhow
Sale
Victoria
Thana Junction
Carl Lewis
Hageman
Charles Voegtlin
Eighly
Klan Leader Robert Shelton Trial Delayed to September
Federal judge postponed the contempt of Congress trial of Ku Klux Klan leader Robert M. Shelton until September 12. Shelton, imperial wizard of the United Klans of America, did not speak to reporters as his attorney said the case would take one to two weeks to try. If convicted, he faces fines from 100 to 1,000 dollars and a prison term of one month to one year.
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Washington
Robert M.shelton
Matthew McGuire
U.S. District Court
Philippines Faces Alarming Population Growth
Manila reports the Philippines and other regions face rapid population expansion. With 1965 population around 32.3 million, growth at 3.2 percent yearly could double in under 22 years, stressing food supply and economy. Officials urge a crash agricultural program and wide access to low cost contraception to curb birth rates.
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Philippines
Sunrise Optimists Back Interco Bond For Jefferson City
The Sunrise Optimist Club endorsed the Interco bond issue ahead of Tuesday’s vote in Jefferson City. Dallas E Gravatt praised the Chamber of Commerce and said approval would bring a million payroll to the city, highlighting civic progress.
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Sunrise Optimist Club
Interco
Jefferson City
Dallas E. Gravalt
Gravatt
Minesweeper MSC 306 Transferred to Nationalist China
The United States has transferred the 320-ton minesweeper MSC 306 to the Nationalist Chinese navy under the military assistance program. The wooden hulled vessel will be renamed the Young Lo MSC 161. It carries a crew of 40.
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Philadelphia
United States
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Missouri State Department
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Louis Coutcil
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University of Missouri
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Victoria Peak
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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