The Grassy Knoll Debate at Dealey Plaza
Bernard Gavzer and Sid Moody review the grassy knoll theory of Kennedy's assassination. They note witnesses claimed smoke and sounds from the knoll, while the Warren Commission favored the Texas School Book Depository as the shooter site.
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Bernard Gavzer
Sid Moody
AP Newsfeatures
Grassy Knoll
Dealey Plaza
Dallas
George B. Dealey
Tex- School Book Depository
Warren Commission
Texas School Book Depository
Elm Street
Kennedy
Knoll
S. M. Holland
Holland
Commission
Sheriff's Deputies
Mark Lane
Lane
Miller
Murphy
Reilly
Foster
Elm
Houston
Austin Miller
John Kennedy
Stemmons
UPI
Congress Weighs August Look At Johnson Tax Plan
Congress unlikely to act on Johnson income tax surcharge before August. Fed Reserve chief Martin backs a higher levy if needed to curb inflation, while CEA chair Ackley seeks at least six percent. House Ways and Means busy with medicare and local security reforms. July 4 recess limits action.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Hamerski Nomination for Postmaster by Johnson
Washington AP report says Lambert J. Hamerski of Winona Minnesota is nominated for a postmaster position by President Johnson. The nomination, along with 60 others, is sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Washington (Ap
Lambert J. Hamerski
Winona
Minn
Johnson
White House
Senate
Highest Debt Measure Awaits LBJ Signature
Congress sent to the White House a bill to raise the national debt limit to 358 billion, the highest ever, with Johnson certain to sign. The new ceiling would reach 565 billion on July 1, 1968, and bring an immediate 22 billion increase, preventing insolvency if enacted before the July 4 recess.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Johnson
Senate
Jouse
Congres
U S And Soviet Plan a Nuclear Arms Curb Treaty Push
United States and the Soviet Union plan to submit a joint draft treaty to curb the spread of nuclear weapons at Geneva. Rusk and Gromyko met in New York to discuss the Middle East crisis and nonproliferation terms as they seek a mutual accord on safeguards and inspections.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
Rusk-Gromyko
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Cabinet
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kosygin
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Havana
Vietnam
Andrei Gromyko
UPI
Highway safety package faces crucial tests in Assembly
Gov Knowles push for a uniform 21 drinking age and implied consent for DUI tests faced stiff Assembly opposition. Lawmakers argued the omnibus plan, with substitutes, delaying votes as caucuses studied the latest version. Knowles urged public safety while acknowledging strong disagreements among legislators.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Knowles
Sparta Bowl Fire Damage Reaches Thirty Thousand Dollars
Sparta Wisconsin fire caused an estimated 30000 in damage to the Sparta Bowl recreation center at the northeast edge of town. Proprietor Sam Clark and employee Gilbert Harold discovered the blaze after closing about 2 am. Dense smoke trapped firefighters, and the basement lounge area suffered extensive damage including the Colonial Room restaurant and bowling equipment.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Bowl
Sam Clark
Gilbert Harold
Clark
Ervin Edwards
Sparta Fire Department
Camp McCoy Fire Department
La Crosse State University disciplinary action announced
La Crosse State University announces ineligibility for 11 students and disciplinary measures for 92 others over May 23 demonstrations on campus and in downtown La Crosse. Five probation cases, one leader, five cafe food throwing incidents, 70 reprimands, 2 probationary cases, 20 pending investigations, all appealed via the Student Life Council.
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la Crosse State University
la Crosse
Samuel G. Gates
Student Life Council
Gates
Blast rocks home of Negro rights leader in Mobile
The home of J. L. LeFlore was shattered by an explosion at 1:20 am, leaving the 62 year old leader with a minor eye cut. It was his third attack. Police noted a dynamite odor and sought clues from tire tracks at the six room frame house.
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Mobile
Ala
J. L. LeFlore
LeFlore
Donald Riddle
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Ackley
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William Proxmire
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D-Wis
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Michigan
By Joe Hall
Russ
Geneva Group
Israel
Kremlin
By John Keefe
Associated Press
Nui Dat
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Wartorn
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Royal Australian Regiment
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