Bitter Baker probe dispute threatens Civil Rights vote
A partisan clash over Bobby Baker investigations risked alienating Republican senators from supporting the Civil Rights bill. Sen. Clifford Case and Sen. Hugh Scott said colleagues warned of withholding cloture to end the Southern filibuster, signaling possible erosion of GOP backing for the rights measure.
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Dinah Shore Sues for Divorce from Maurice S. Smith
Dinah Shore filed a divorce suit in Riverside County Superior Court alleging mental cruelty against her husband Maurice S. Smith whom she wed on May 26, 1963. Attorney Dean F. Johnson represents Shore as the couple’s stated residence was in Palm Springs and separation was announced in Hollywood.
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Nevada Senate votes to table expansion of Baker investigation
Nevadans voted in a 42 33 roll call to table Sen John Williams resolution seeking to expand the Baker investigation to cover conduct of senators. Alan Bible and Howard Can non supported tabling.
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Mansfield Defies Senate As Civil Rights Debate Advances
Leader Mike Mansfield refused to yield with Sen Edward Kennedy upholding the ruling after advice from Parliamentarian Charles L Watkins. Sen Byrd charged the administration rights bill would grant preferential treatment to non whites, especially in hiring and promotion. Case planned to wait on Watkins statement before renewing the rules fight.
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Weather Table From San Francisco Bureau
Temperature and precipitation table for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. yesterday, prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Weather extremes report from Presidio Texas and Redmond Oregon
The U S Weather Bureau records the highest temperature of 103 degrees at Presidio Texas and a low of 26 degrees at Redmond Oregon, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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Soviet China accuse United States over anti Castro raid
The Soviet Union and Communist China charged Washington with instigating the anti Castro raid on Cuba. Pravda warned that U.S. policies toward Cuba could trigger a new war and warned that revolutionary Cuba is not alone.
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Clergymen Split Over School Prayer Amendment Debate
The House Judiciary Committee hearing on a proposed constitutional amendment to keep prayer in public schools drew clergymen into a sharp split. Dr. Daniel A. Poling supported clear separation of church and state while defending non sectarian prayer in education, and Rev. Ben Mohr Herbster warned the amendment could undermine parental religious rights. Two top law professors testified against the amendment, aligning with Poling on nuance but opposing the change.
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Supreme Court
New York
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Church of Christ
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Hoffa Testimony Details $300000 Fee for Pension Loan
Real estate developer Vaughn Connelly testified that two co defendants of James R. Hoffa arranged a $3.3 million Teamsters pension fund loan for refurbishing the Everglades Hotel in Miami Beach and demanded a $300000 fee. He said the fee would be paid without disclosure and described discussions with Benjamin Dranow and Calvin Kovens about securing the loan. The testimony came as a federal suit sought to force Hoffa and 18 others to refund union expenses and bar future expenditures on Hoffa’s defense.
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Rockefeller Receives Top Secret Briefing Amid Campaign
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, a GOP presidential hopeful, met for two hours with Secretary of State Rusk, Defense Secretary McNamara, and CIA Director McCone for a top secret briefing. He kept his stance against current U.S. policy in South Vietnam and planned to push criticism of the administration.
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U.S
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Defense
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John A. McCone
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