Ex Marine Admits Threatening LBJ in Old Letters
Norman J. Estes, 32, of Nashua, admitted mailing three threatening letters to President Johnson. He told police he planned to go to Washington, buy a rifle, and await an Estes waived preliminary hearing before a U.S. commissioner, then held for further action. Nashua Police Chief Tracy said Estes cited a Marine discharge and job losses after his service record became known.
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MacArthur Shows Satisfactory Postoperative Progress
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur continued to make satisfactory progress after his operation last Friday at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A hospital spokesman said his condition remained stable over the weekend and he is responding to treatment.
Lodge Write-In Getting Hotter
In New Hampshire a secret ballot test shows Ambassador Lodge gaining on Goldwater and Rockefeller. Nixon write-ins rise, while Lodge and Nixon appear likely to contend with the declared candidates in final balloting.
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Families Hope Terms Are Out In Sinatra Jr Abduction Case
Families of two young men sentenced to life in prison for the Sinatra Jr kidnapping hope for sentence reductions and plan appeals. Barry Keenan and Joseph Amsler received life terms plus 75 years after conviction on six federal counts. John Irwin got five counts and faces up to 75 years, with his sentence delayed for a probation report.
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Malcolm X Leaves Nation of Islam to Form Separate Mosque
Malcolm X defects from the Nation of Islam to form a new mosque promoting active self defense against white supremacists. He says he remains a Muslim and will work among America’s 22 million Afro Americans to influence them, while urging Muslims to stay under Elijah Muhammad’s guidance. He states Cassius Clay will not join his new organization.
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Nixon Plans Spring Abroad Tour Amid Campaign Quiet
Richard Nixon announced a March 24 departure for eight Asian countries with later stops in Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru. He said chances of an inactive campaigner are remote and will seek insights on the Alliance for Progress and Cuban Communist influence. Nixon spoke to about 600 at the NAIA dinner and received the outstanding alumnus award. he recalled being a Whittier College football player.
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