Court Test Puts Attorney General on Spot
A U.S. court of appeals will hear a test of power between branches over indictments charged by a Jackson grand jury. Acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach and Robert Hauberg face possible contempt if they defy Judge Harold Cox who ordered indictments for perjury in a voting rights case. The Justice Department seeks a writ of prohibition to stop Cox from interfering with prosecutorial discretion.
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Record Low and High Temperatures Across U S
The U S Weather Bureau reported the day’s extreme temps with 18 degrees at Butte Montana the lowest excluding Alaska and Hawaii and 95 degrees tied at Imperial California and Palm Springs California the highest.
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Jenkins Probed Officer Case Tied to Johnson Aide
Washington sources report former presidential confidante Walter W. Jenkins conducted a routine 1961 probe into an ex Air Force officer seeking restoration of his commission after obscene telephone calls charges. The Air Force opposed recommissioning. officer remained enlisted.
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Viet Commies Down Plane Five Yanks Feared Dead
In Saigon communist guerrillas shot down a US Air Force C123 transport on a supply run. Five Americans aboard were feared killed, including three crew and two Army Special Forces soldiers, as wreckage burned with ammunition exploding.
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Pope Condemns Destruction Of Montecassino Abbey
Pope Paul VI visited the rebuilt Montecassino site in Italy and denounced the destruction of the ancient abbey by Allied forces in World War II. He consecrated a new monastery, naming St. Benedict Europe’s patron. Montecassino, site of fierce fighting, lies 87 miles south of Rome.
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