Clarke's Defense Rests in Tennessee Murder Trial
Jackson, Tenn. UPI report on final arguments in the murder case of 39 year old Clarke. The defense rested after prodding witnesses including Clarke and his wife, with testimony about alibi and a codefendant’s estranged involvement. The trial is centered on alleged sexual assault and murder claims surrounding the victim, Mrs. Herring, in Nashville area.
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Johnson Begins Long Weekend Of Politicking
President Johnson and his wife depart for a three state swing through Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas for a mix of political and ceremonial duties. He joins President Lopez Mateos in El Paso for Chamizal treaty anniversary events then dedicates a dam in Eufaula Oklahoma and opens the Oklahoma State Fair before a Kennedy memorial dedication in Texarkana Arkansas. He then plans a ranch visit near Johnson City Texas before a Monday swing through New England. The White House avoids labeling the trip as political and will bill the party if taxpayers fund it.
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Miller Maintains Theme Demos Led Way To War
UPI dispatch from Fresno reports Rep. William F. Miller campaigning in California, criticizing Democrats for war involvement. Miller targets Humphrey and Hu, arguing NATO threats and Vietnam casualties show the need for Goldwater to win. He plans stops in Merced and Stockton to rally support.
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Arraignments set in brutalities cases across Middle Tennessee
Federal court in Nashville will arraign former Rutherford County Sheriff George Cecil Sharpe and his son Richard on brutality charges. Three Nashville police department employees, Robert L. Ezell Jr, William D. Larkin, and Elmer E. Williams, are indicted for beating a prisoner, Hubert James Pull. The cases span multiple agencies and include a motion to reopen a multi million dollar funeral home and insurance suit in Chattanooga.
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Rutherford County
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William D. Larkin
Elmer E. Williams
Hubert James Pull
Chattanooga
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National Trust Life Insurance Company
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Memphis Funeral Home
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Frans Wilson
Connecticut Can't Elect Legislators
Hartford court banned the November election for Connecticut legislators amid a reapportionment dispute. The ruling leaves current lawmakers in office until successors are elected, prompting immediate partisan reactions. Republican leaders praised the decision as sensible while Democrats and Gov. Dempsey weigh appeals and actions.
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Homecoming Set At Poplar Tidge Christian Church
Pinby Flats announces homecoming services at Poplar Tidge Christian Church of Plac y Flats. Morning service at 10 a.m. Bible School at 9:45 a.m. followed by a noon dinner in the church basement. Special musical selections and a singspiration await attendees. Invitation extended to all.
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Eisenhower rails at Washington backed power blocs
In a diningroom address surrounding a GOP gubernatorial candidate, former President Eisenhower condemns political machines and central bureaucratic control. He urges stronger state independence and self rule, praising Goldwater nominees while warning against the loss of constitutional basics. The Kingport Times notes the remarks amid national political debate.
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