Estes Finally Wins One in Dallas Trial
Billie Sol Estes, bankrupt financier, is acquitted on charges of lying about debts in federal dealings with the Agriculture Department. He remains jailed to serve an eight year state sentence and a possible Leavenworth prison transfer while awaiting new custody actions.
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Sawyer highway safety plan dies in committee
In Carson City the Senate Finance Committee cut 35 new highway patrolmen from Gov. Grant Sawyer's budget and rejected a plan for annual motor vehicle checks, leaving only the high school driver education expansion alive.
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Floyd Lamb
D-Lincoln
Wilson
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Real Estate Commission
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Reno
Harry Swanson
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U.S. Defines Air Raids in Viet Nam
The State Department defined U.S. air strikes against North Viet Nam as collective defense under the UN charter. It said no state of war exists, noting armed aggression from the north and that actions fall within presidential powers and the 1964 congressional resolution.
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Israel jets drive off Egyptian MIGs near Natzana
Israel said Mirage fighters repulsed Soviet-built MIGs over Israeli territory near Natzana about 30 miles southeast of the Gaza Strip. Officials reported no losses and safe return of all aircraft.
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Israel
UPI
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Gaza Strip
Weather table 24 hour end 4 am from U S Weather Bureau
United Press International presents a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a m based on US Weather Bureau data. Cities listed include Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise with varying high and low readings and precipitation indicators.
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Boise
Weather extremes report across mainland states
The U S Weather Bureau logged a low of 15 below zero at Craig Colorado and a high of 85 at Clewiston Florida and West Palm Beach Florida, marking contrasting cold and warm readings across the continental United States.
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Ben Gurion Defends Germany in Interview
Former Prime Minister David Ben Gurion tells Phiton Students Magazine that West Germany is an entirely different Germany from Nazi rule and praises Franco-German friendship. He notes Germany is France’s best friend and argues rejecting ties would harm Israel's relations with France and de Gaulle.
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Third Negro Suspect Booked for Murder In Malcolm X Death
A third suspect, Thomas 15X Johnson, was booked in Bronx homicide for Malcolm X’s slaying. Johnson, 30, married, an unemployed house painter, identified himself and gave calm responses. Earlier, Norman 3X Butler won a court hearing to challenge charges amid defense claims of hearsay evidence linking Butler to co defendant Talmadge Hayer.
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Thomas 15X Johnson
Joseph Coyle
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Coyle
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Malcolm
Butler
Supreme Court
Talmadge Hayer
Nevadan Wins Home Battle For Patent Of 120 Acres
Charles Stewart, 84, won a six year fight with the federal government to obtain a patent on 120 acres in Nevada settled in 1953. U S District Judge Bruce Thompson ruled Stewart met federal homestead requirements and was entitled to a patent, ending disputes with the Bureau of Land Management over water proof and cultivation.
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U. S&s. Dist
Bruce Thompson
Congress
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World briefs from Nice to Mozambique and Kabul
Somerset Maugham suffers influenza in Cap Ferrat villa. W Averell Harriman arrives from Kabul and meets Shastri, with Manila ahead. British surgeons accuse hospitals of health threats while Labour seeks NHS concessions. Britain warns Allies over defense costs in West Germany and the Mideast. Congo police harass UN staff despite orders. Eleven expelled Egyptian teachers amid rebels. Marcos Mutangua dies in Mozambique quintuplet birth saga.
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The
Congo
UPI
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Immigration bill urged in the interest of humanity
Atty Gen Nicholas Deb Katzenbach told a House subcommittee that Johnson’s immigration bill should pass for elemental humanity and to aid the United States at home and abroad. Senate hearings are under way on replacing the national origins quota with a world wide first come first served plan.
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UPI
Nicholas Deb
Katzenbach
United States
House Judiciary
Johnson
Senate
Hoover
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
White House
Congress
Johnson and Law Leaders Plot Nationwide Anti Crime Strategy
President Johnson met with FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and top law officers to outline an anti crime push. Discussions covered a commission to review enforcement, wiretapping, federal arm sales, bail reform, and youth rehab. Senate subcommittee backed court authorized wiretaps and broader crime legislation.
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Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
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