Morse seeks repeal of Tonkin Gulf Resolution
UPI reports Senator Morse and allies urge repeal of the Tonkin Gulf resolution, arguing Congress never authorized a broader war. They challenge President Johnson and assert no president may wage war without a formal declaration, calling for a direct declaration of war.
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Job Corps Worker Given Six Months Suspended Term
In Danville Virginia a Job Corps worker named Dorsey Jackson received a six month suspended jail sentence after pleading disorderly conduct charges tied to a weekend disturbance. Municipal Court Judge Calvin Berry placed him on 12 months probation and warned against further such actions.
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Accident Prone Man Linked to More Crashes
A University of Michigan study from the Highway Safety Research Institute found unmarried men aged 16 to 21 who received moving violations were nearly certain to be involved in further accidents. In another incident, a man named Jackson was arrested after attempting to organize a crowd of about 100 Negroes and allegedly threatened violence, claiming plans with machine guns.
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Three Small Children Found Shot Near Seymour, Ind
In Heltonville Indiana three children were found shot to death in a wooded area along a creek north of here. Their father John Linn twenty five walked into the Seymour state police post and confessed. The victims were Lisa Gale 5 Debra 4 and Kalty 2, all of Seymour.
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Senate approves record $70.3 billion funding bill
The Senate passed the largest single money measure of the year, about 70.3 billion dollars, in a decisive 85 to 3 vote. Critics warned of policy overreach while backers cited funding for Vietnam era needs, noting the bill is $1.5 billion below Johnson's request. The measure, tied to a four door sedan analogy about visibility and reach, covers fiscal year starting July 1.
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Throckmorton Defends Guard in Detroit Riots Anger Grows
UPI report on a House subcommittee hearing about the National Guard in Detroit civil disturbances. Throckmorton defends actions amid criticism from lawmakers and Gov. Romney, who praised guard conduct but cited equipment gaps and unprecedented sniper threats during riots. Probes focus on duties, orders, and the force's protective performance.
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