Trial arguments spotlight Mossler murder case in Miami
In the 92 day Mossler murder trial jury deliberations resume after tense sessions. The state argued Candy Mossler and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers killed wealthy Jacques Mossler to access his banking millions. Defense contends no clear motive and raises alternate suspect Weisel, an interior decorator beaten near the crime scene. Judge Schulz kept jurors under hotel confinement for overnight deliberations amid a high profile case.
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Congress Approves Viet Nam Military Aid Bill
Washington reports the Senate and House passed an 84 to 5 measure authorizing increased military aid to South Vietnam. President Johnson praised the action as prudent force under control while critics warned the policy could invite further congressional protests. The White House projected the vote as temporary support for ongoing U.S. efforts in Viet Nam.
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Fulbright Urges Mutual Withdrawals in Southeast Asia
UPI reports Senator Fulbright in a Senate speech condemns the Viet Nam war as unwinnable and proposes concessions to China. He argues the United States should indicate readiness to remove military power from Viet Nam and Southeast Asia in exchange for a Chinese withdrawal, warning China may demand terms. The remarks reflect the tense debate on neutralization and US commitments in Indochina.
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Knoxville Broker Charged In Fraud Case
A Knoxville broker faces fraud charges after taking 500 shares worth 5,000 dollars from a client in a Smoky Mountain Opry Co. investment scheme. The client paid the broker for stock, while the broker claimed to seek Securities Department approval.
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UPI
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Jack B. Liltleton
J. C. Bradford Co
Littleton
Smoky Mountain Opry Co
Thement of Securities
Federal Court Rules Tennessee Import Laws Invalid
A three judge federal court in Nashville struck down Tennessee 1965 import laws as unconstitutional under the commerce clause. The ruling enjoins state officials from enforcing the labeling and licensing provisions. Tupman Thurlow Co. Inc. and the Justice Department were plaintiffs. The decision holds the measures unlawfully burden interstate and foreign commerce and protect local producers. The case may be appealed after further discussion among Farm Bureau and Livestock Association counsel.
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Tennessee Farm Bureau’ Federation
Tennessee Livestock Association
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Plain- Hill
Tennessee
Arbusal
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