Parole Bill Sparks Senate Row in Carson City
Senate Republicans failed to stall Gov. Sauger’s parole reform measure as it heads to the Assembly. Rene Lemaire urged reconsideration. party line vote toppled his bid. The bill would parole inmates after one third of their sentence with time off for behavior and work credits.
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Sanity Hearing Set for Ruby in Dallas Court
Judge Joe B Brown ordered a sanity trial for Jack Ruby with a March 29 date and assigned attorneys Phil Burleson and Townhill over Ruby’s protest. The decision sparked a dispute as defense preferences clashed with the judge and legal counsel faced opposition from Sol Dann. Ruby, who killed Oswald, appeared pale but healthy, rejected Tonnhill’s involvement, and spectators were admitted without searches as prosecutors watched the proceedings.
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Arab Talks On Bona Pact Today
A 13 nation Arab conference opens in Cairo for urgent talks on West Germany's move to establish relations with Israel. Delegates from Egypt Iraq Syria Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia Yemen Libya Sudan Morocco Tunisia Kuwait and Algeria meet to present a unified Arab stand as Bonn considers ties with Israel.
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Francisco Dorado Kills Cousin in Panay Island Duel
In Tingkapon village on Panay Island Francisco Dorado fatally wounded his cousin Jose Escoma with a bolo knife during a quarrel over a marriage proposal that was rejected.
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Johnson proposes tough federal crime drive and gun curbs
President Johnson outlined a sweeping federal crackdown to curb crime nationwide. He urged a ban on interstate gun shipments, restricted sales to youths, tighter barbiturate and amphetamine controls, a DC reform commission, and expanded DOJ powers plus a federal law enforcement assistance act to aid local agencies.
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Gemini Capsule Rehearsal Clears Key Milestone
A Titan 2 rocket and Gemini capsule completed a major launch rehearsal at Cape Kennedy. The simulated countdown was largely successful despite a propellant leak and the test ran 4 hours 10 minutes late, moving the U S toward an orbital flight with two astronauts within about two weeks.
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Kathleen Brown Elopes in Carson City to George Rice III
Governor Edmund G Brown announced his daughter Kathleen, 19, eloped with Sacramento native George Arthur Rice III over the weekend in Carson City. Both Stanford students, they were weekend guests of a friend at Alpine Meadows and plan to return to Stanford to continue their studies with Rice a pre law student. Dr Rice Jr. and Los Rios junior college district official work in Sacramento.
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Marines Join Ground Combat in Viet Nam Landing
About 1 700 Marines of the 3 500 strong force took positions near Da Nang in the first U S landings in South Viet Nam since Korea. A C 130 was hit but landed safely. Marines unloaded tanks and gear amid heavy surf as international reactions condemned the move and North Vietnam accused U S forces.
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Label U S Aggressor For Viet Air Strikes
ICC majority report backs Communist charges that U S air raids against North Vietnam violated the 1954 Geneva Agreement on Indochina. Canada says North Vietnam guilty of aggression aimed at toppling South Vietnam government.
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Nation's Weather 24-Hour Outlook From U S Weather Bureau
United Press International reports a 24 hour national weather overview ending 4 a.m. Monday with figures prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Weather highs and lows across the mainland states
The U.S. Weather Bureau records show a 1 degree below zero low at Craig Colorado and a 77 degree high at Thermal California, marking notable temperature extremes for the period.
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Execution Penalty Dismissed
San Bernardino California prosecutor Donald Turner announced he would not seek the death penalty for pregnant Lucile Miller in connection with her husband’s fiery death and first degree murder. The defense plans a possible new trial while the same jury weighs life imprisonment versus execution.
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UPI
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Miller
California
Buddhists Urge U S to Withdraw From South Viet Nam
Buddhist leaders who toppled three Vietnamese governments in a year urged the United States to pull out of South Viet Nam. They asked both South Viet Nam and the U S to halt attacks on North Viet Nam and called for North Viet Nam forces to move north of the 17th parallel. The call came as the first U S Marines began moving into a bivouac near Da Nang air base.
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President’s Death to Be A U S Crime
The administration urged Congress to make assassinating the President or the next in line a federal crime punishable by death. The bill, backed across parties, would grant the FBI immediate jurisdiction over presidential assassination investigations and apply to attempts on the President elect Vice President or others in the line of succession.
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Israeli forces silence Syrian border attacks at Jordan River frontier
Israeli tank guns twice struck near an Almagor border settlement as Syrians attacked with shells and machine guns on armored tractors within Israeli territory. The incident occurred on Monday in the Jordan River region.
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Wilkins warns of war over Alabama violence
NAACP executive director Roy Wilkins warned there will be war if federal and state leaders do not halt violence in Alabama. He urged government action and local measures to prevent further bloodshed.
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Roy Wilkins
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