D A Ted Marshall faces jail after contempt ruling in Heikkila case
The district attorney Ted Marshall is jailed for contempt after failing to appear in court on July 8 while Deputy D A Ray Jeffers and Sheriff officers faced questions over a letter Marshall allegedly wrote. Judge Pursel fines Marshall $25 and holds him in contempt. Ruggles pays the same fine while Foley presses to show lack of probable cause in the murder investigation and contests evidence and searches.
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Senators Debate TV Content and Federal Censorship
Senator Assairs and others clash over television standards as syndication returns shows to earlier time slots. Dodd warns against federal censorship while Moore defends portraying complex social issues including homosexuality despite ABC code limits.
Radiation in area not near dangerous level says health director
Nevada Health Director Warren Weathington told residents of Southern Nevada on Wednesday that exposure to radiation has risen but remains far below danger levels. He cited no AEC reports of dangerous radiation from Nevada Test Site experiments and noted strontium 90 in milk stays well under permissible limits.
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Senator Clair Engle Entombed in Handball Injury Reflections
Tributes from President Johnson recalled Engle as intelligent and compassionate after his death following brain operations. The California Democrat served 21 years in Congress and was a fierce debater and capable lawmaker. His illness worsened after a fall and two brain operations, ending his Senate tenure.
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Too Late to Classify
A historical clipping labeled Too late to classify presents sparse details. The fragment mentions CI SP PURNITURE but lacks context or clear events, names, or dates to identify the subject.
Barry Scranton letter rails at Goldwater before nominating convention
In a four page Convention Newspaper from Scranton's San Francisco HQ two days before the Goldwater nomination, William Scranton blasts Barry Goldwater. He accuses Goldwater of minority status and of insulting delegates, arguing for open debate before the convention. Scranton urges both to appear and be questioned on stage in San Francisco.
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Demonstration Ban Sparks Split Among Civil Rights Leaders
National and local figures debate a proposed demonstration moratorium. Malcolm X in Cairo criticizes major leaders while CORE, NAACP, and SNCC officials in New York Harlem Pittsburgh Memphis Nashville and Cleveland express varied stances. Some back continued demonstrations others urge voter registration and restraint.
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