Overhaul Proposed For Narcotics Laws
Washington lawmakers unveil a four part narcotics reform plan to treat addiction as disease. The package, valued at 67.5 million over three years, would allow pre trial civil commitment for medical care and give courts leeway for parole probation and suspended sentences to aid rehabilitation. It would also fund grants to help addicts become productive, with broad support from key agencies and lawmakers.
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JFK Assassin May Have Wanted To Impress Wife
Washington report reconstructs Oswald's motives from testimony to the Kennedy assassination inquiry. The commission explored whether Oswald acted to impress his Russian born wife Marina and his advisers considered possible influences from Cuba and Mexico City. The narrative notes Oswald's Texas Schoolbook Depository job and the political context surrounding his fateful decision.
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Rumor of Jolson stroke rattles markets and arrests in Atlanta
A wild rumor that President Johnson had a stroke sparked a heavy selling day on Wall Street with the Dow dipping 9.21 points to 879.74 amid frantic trading. At the same time in Atlanta Donald Wigley was jailed in connection with the fatal shooting of Billy Ray Marsh, 33, after an argument at Wigley’s home.
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Six Young Fire Victims Buried in Tennessee Tragedy
Jackson Tennessee dispatch reports six young children burned to death in a lightning strike that ignited their three room frame house twelve miles east of Jackson. Sheriff Lowell Thomas identified the victims as Lizele Mae Baker, Fred Edwards, Jane, John Dell, Symonthold Claudelle, all children of Mrs. Gladys Baker. Mrs. Baker had left home at 8 pm Tuesday for Jackson on business. a neighbor recalled thunder near the time of the blaze. The house with a metal roof burned rapidly, interior flames confined the structure, and heat melted window glass as authorities investigated the deadly incident.
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Excise Tax Cut Decision Nears
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee nearing completion on the 1.8 billion excise tax cut plan. Debate centers on reducing the present 10 percent tax on new cars and whether to shrink the tax to 1 percent, with funding and safety-device conditions tied to auto industry adoption. Senate action and related fiscal and foreign aid discussions also feature in the coverage.
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Accused Bank Robbers Face Additional Charges
Birmingham area arrests link Homer Lee Tucker and John David Woodall to two prior bank holdups. Federal warrants were served for the offenses at the Eastwood mall branch of City Federal Savings and Loan and the First National Bank branch in Hoover. Five suspects, including two Ft. Worth men, were remanded to Jefferson County custody on bonds of $23,000 each.
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Trial of 5 in alleged kickback opens today
Five prominent McMinn County men face bribery and conspiracy charges in an alleged $6,000 kickback tied to a hospital project near Etowah. Judge James Will allotted two days for trials of Roy Johnson former superintendent Fred Tee Key and ex-councilmen Campbell Lanner Thompson.
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Newsmen Explore Alabama On Wallace Funded Tour
Mobile reporters joined about 50 journalists from two states on a four day tour of Alabama. They split to Selma Birmingham Tuskegee and other cities to see governors Wallace and state officials say coverage was distorted. The state funded transport. locals provided meals and press facilities.
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Two Injured As Pittsburgh Rights Demonstration Erupts Into Battle
A Pittsburgh civil rights protest turned violent with two injured among fourteen demonstrators who blocked the Allegheny County Commissioner's office. Police cleared the office, one demonstrator and a patrolman received hospital treatment, and demonstrators pledged to return. Separately in Cairo Illinois, over 20 protesters at the county building charged police brutality claims after a deputy shot a man nearby.
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Pope Paul to Visit Pisa Amid Vatican Tour
Pope Paul, on a private trip described by Vatican sources, arrives in Pisa for a brief stop during a larger journey through India and the Holy Land. He is received at a military airport amid an enthusiastic welcome as the pontiff pursues international religious duties.
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