Wallace rallies South as desegregation debate heats Mississippi
Jackson crowd over 6000 hears George Wallace claim Southern victory in fight against desegregation at Citizens Court rally. Three white rights workers slip in, harassed, one allegedly struck. Wallace touted as defender of states rights as Confederate flags waved and a brick coffin protested school desegregation.
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Court rules accusers must repeat vulgar testimony
Mississippi Supreme Court split decision orders a new trial for Gerald Spears in a 1961 case involving obscene telephone language. It held the indictment invalid as the complainant Mrs Fowler should have testified verbally about the vulgar terms, while a dissent warned such rules may chill witnesses and hinder law enforcement.
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North Carolina Senate kills legal distilleries bill
In Raleigh the North Carolina Senate rejected a bill to legalize distilleries and liquor manufacturing, aiming to capture state revenue and resources while avoiding cross-border competition. The measure drew sharp debate led by Sen. J. Ruffin Bailey and opponents argued it would not be prudent or practical. Supporters claimed economic benefits and protections for resources.
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Urgent stamp put on Johnson tax plan in Senate push
Urgent label applied to President Johnson's four billion dollar excise tax reduction aims for House approval within two weeks. Democrats and Republicans generally back the plan to cut excise taxes on goods and services, hoping to avoid a buyer strike that could threaten recent economic gains.
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Desegregation Guidelines Spark Southern Govs Meeting
Southern governors including George Wallace and Carl Sanders met in Atlanta to discuss Federal desegregation guidelines for schools. They warned that complying or facing possible loss of federal funds could speed race policy changes, while criticizing federal overreach and potential court action against state timetables. Sanders suggested political considerations colored the debate as lawmakers pressed for slower desegregation timelines.
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Queen Elizabeth Arrives for Historic West Germany Visit
Queen Elizabeth II arrived in West Germany for a 10 day visit, landing at Wahn Airport amid showers and crowds. She, with Prince Philip, was greeted by Chancellor Erhard and President Luebke and stayed at Petersberg hotel before planning private calls with German officials and relatives.
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North Carolina Governor Urged to Gain School Control
In Raleigh the Advisory Budget Commission proposes giving the governor and the State Board broader power over schools with a plan to fund new community colleges and related institutions. A bill, introduced by Sen. Thomas J. White, would require approval of new and converted institutions by the governor and the board, and seeks $750,000 for such programs while the State Board of Education would oversee implementation. The measure aims to extend governance over community colleges technical institutes and other training centers amid ongoing funding debates.
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Notorious Fort Worth Lawyer Slain
Fort Worth attorney Robert MacLin known for a James Bond persona was slain Sunday night by a gunman in a purple car. Five shots were fired. one bullet struck a boy in an ice cream stand 1,000 yards away. Haltom City and Fort Worth police lack leads. MacLin had prior gun charge notoriety and recent life insurance activity.
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Earl Sanford
Sanfouk
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Nooget Defends Gradual Desegregation Plan
Chattanooga UPN reports the city school board defends its gradual desegregation plan as necessary to maintain educational opportunity quality. It responds to charges of inaction and cites federal approval by Judge Frank Wilson, with hearings in May on pleas for faster desegregation. The program enters its third year and covers through the 12th grade.
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Policy Debate Clarifies U S Stance On Strength And Freedom
President Johnson argues that foreign policy debate should not signal weakness and that the United States, allied with Korea and allies, will defend freedom and world peace, stating the nation will remain strong and resolve to safeguard mankind's progress.
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