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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
3
Dallas jurors sworn in to hear Jack Ruby murder trial after Judge J Frank Wilson, standing in for ill Judge Joe B Brown, fills the jury box. Testimony on the Oswald slaying to begin at 10 a m with 12 jurors, eight men and four women, all white Protestants from Dallas area.
NATIONS WEATHER presents a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 am yesterday. Compiled by the U.S. Weather Bureau at San Francisco, the chart lists daily highs and lows, range of precipitation, and notes on atmospheric conditions.
Washington reports a revised consumer price index shows living costs rising one tenth of a percent over December and 7.7 percent above the 1957-59 base. Fresh vegetables jump 7.5 percent with cabbage, green peppers and cucumbers up 20 percent plus. Factory workers’ take home pay hits a new high due to the Johnson tax cut retroactive to January 1.
The Weather Bureau reported the lowest temperature of 12 below zero at International Falls Minnesota yesterday excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Fort Myers Florida recorded a high of 86.
Ex Nazi official testifies that killing the mentally and physically handicapped was deemed necessary to free space for wounded from Allied bombings. Dr Hans Hefelmann says leaders hoped to avoid starvation and cites Hitler’s radical solution plan prior to World War II. He describes T4 as liquidation of over 100000 handicapped persons to prevent WWI style starvation.
In Chattanooga Tennessee last night defense lawyers for James R Hoffa and five co defendants charged Federal Judge Frank Wilson with bias delaying jury deliberations in the jury tampering case. The judge excused the panel as objections were heard and the defense claimed Wilson improperly extended the government closing argument.
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