Ku Klux Klan Threats Prompt Witness Cooperation
Washington lawmakers urged Klansmen to testify to the House Un American Activities Committee, promising protection from retaliation. Seven national officers faced contempt charges for failing to produce records. Ex Klansman Dilly Wilson described leading a bombing squad against civil rights leaders in McComb, Mississippi, and facing a suspended five year sentence.
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Johnson asks Congress for 12.7 Billion in Vietnam war funding
President Johnson sends to Congress a 12.7 billion supplemental bill to cover long haul war needs in Vietnam. It includes manpower costs weapons equipment and economic aid to South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara faces Senate questions while Rusk and Harriman return from diplomacy tours.
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Negroes Stage Two More Marches In Birmingham
United Press International reports two Birmingham marches against school entry restrictions. federal court actions, police escort, and demonstrations mark a tense day as suits challenge jurisdiction and restraining orders. Ally General Brooke expands civil rights stance in Boston while HUAC hears on Klux bombing cases.
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Terms To Be Extended To Smith
London reports Rhodesia’s chief justice Sir Hugh Beadle met top British officials with talks on peace terms for rebel Premier Smith. Prime Minister Wilson and Arthurd Bottomley discussed possible outcomes while Edward Heath might also meet. A British military mission heads to Zambia ahead of new sanctions to pressure the Smith regime.
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Attorney Charged With Hiring To Murder Wife In Plot
Los Angeles attorney Charles W. Hinman, 87, was charged with five counts of soliciting to commit murder after allegedly trying to hire a man to kill his ex wife and Murray M. Chaliner, a longtime California Republican figure. Investigators say Hinman paid a down payment for the hit, with further funds offered for Chaliner’s death. Chaliner helped Hinman’s wife win an interlocutory divorce and has ties to Nixon and Knowland campaigns.
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Murray M. Chaliner
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Hinman
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Marcia
California
Republican Party
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William F. Knowland
Congress
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Kingsport Daily Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice from Kingsport about mail subscription rates and carrier delivery terms. Mentions Evening and Sunday editions, 1 year daily rate, and general terms for posting and reproduction, reflecting rural postal zone pricing and printing details.
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Diplomats Try To Salvage Market From De Gaulle Demands
European diplomats pressed to placate French President De Gaulle and preserve the Prosperous Common Market. France set a month end deadline for partners to accept demands altering the market or face consequences. Farmers warned the outcome could threaten the community. Ministers met, then planned more talks in Luxembourg on the 28th. Couve de Murville presented a plan to strip the market’s executive commission of supranational power and restore government control. France would halt its six month old boycott if demands are met.
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Belgium
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Executive Commission
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Jury selection slows Candace Messler murder trial
Prospective jurors faced questions about adultery and incest rumors as Candace Messler and her nephew Percy Foremani await trial for the bludgeoning murder of multi-millionaire Jacques Messier. The voir dire sought ties between romance claims and verdicts, with defense pressing reasonable doubt while prosecutors pursue conviction on first degree murder charges.
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Percy — Foremani
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Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Messier
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