Rights March Not Disrupted in Selma Walk
In Selma Alabama white segregationists failed to disrupt the first day of the 50 mile march to Montgomery. Federalized Alabama National Guard regular army troops from Fort Hood and Fort Bragg Justice Department agents state troopers and FBI kept the crowd in line with no serious incidents. Epithets and taunts were hurled at marchers as cars with insulting signs passed, but the march proceeded with leaders and participants marching arm in arm.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Alabama National Guard
USS. Army
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Justice Department
FBI
Martin Luther King’s County
Alabama
King
Coonsville
USA
Three Oklahoma pilots die in Johnson airport crash
A light plane carrying three Oklahomans crashed and burned during landing at Johnson airport in Ulysses Kansas. The dead are pilot Wayne Huddleston 43 of Texhoma and passengers Mary Craig 42 and Charlotte Rich 45 of Guyman. Huddleston was partner in Shaw Flying Service at Johnson.
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Ulysses, Kan
Wayne Huddleston
Texhoma
Mary Craig
Charlotte Rich
Guyman
Huddleston
J. Frank Shaw
Shaw
Johnson
Kan
Johnson Airport
Two Officers Die in Viet Nam Plane Crash
The Defense Department identified two Air Force officers killed in a Sunday crash near Can Tho. Capt. William H. Campbell and Capt. Jerry P. Hawkins perished when their Sky Raider ran off a runway, overturned, and plunged into a river southeast of Saigon. Campbell’s wife is listed as Joyce E. Campbell of Panama City Florida and Hawkins’s wife as John B. Hawkins of Fort Fairfield Maine.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Viet Nam
Can Tho
Saigon
William H. Campbell
Joyce E. Campbell
Panama City
Fla
Jerry P. Hawkins
John B. Hawkins
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Senate tax hike clears major step in state's program
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee voted 6 to 4 to raise the sales tax from 2 to 3 percent with a May 1 effective date. The measure expands the tax to participation sports while exempting private clubs, seeking $37.4 million revenue in year one.
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Senate
Topera
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
William H. Avery
Frank Hodge
R Hutchinson
Oklahoma Judge Resigns Amid Impeachment Probe
Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Earl Welch resigned as a House committee prepared to impeach him and Justice N B Johnson. Welch denied guilt and said investigations use rumors and hearsay. The panel planned three counts against Welch and two against Johnson, including corruption in office and moral turpitude for Welch. Johnson, a Cherokee, was previously honored as Indian of the Year in 1964.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Earl Welch
House
N. B. Johnson
Henry Bellman
Welch
Supreme Court
Johnson
House Committee
James Bond Cult of France Sweeps Fashion
In Paris a Bond craze spreads through cinema queues and shops. Galeries Lafayette offers Bond themed trench coats, cuff links, and shirts while department stores tout Bond as a psychological phenomenon. French fashion and public figures embrace the Don Juan of 1965 as a cultural craze.
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Galeries Lafayette
James Bond
Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Sean Connery
Bond
Courreges
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