Alabama Jury Wants To Quiz Bobby Kennedy
A Washington bound Alabama grand jury pursuing DOJ involvement in racial tensions seeks U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy as its first witness. The panel asked Kennedy to appear, with hearings moved to Washington after DOJ officials offered to talk. A related Birmingham grand jury said it would investigate the ride of Martin Luther King Jr in a DOJ car.
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Justice Department
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Dallas County
Selma
Kennedy
Washington
Deep South
Grand Jury
Department
Birmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
Federal District Court
Clarence W. Allgood
New York
Manhattan
West Side
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Vern Countryman
New Mexico University
Congress
Hoffa Unaware of Bribe Bid in Jury Tampering Case
UPI report from Nashville says James R. Hoffa played no part in an alleged jury bribing attempt linked to his Jan. 6 trial. Attorney Z. T. Osborn Jr. testified Hoffa was unaware of the bribe plan to a juror. Osborn, disbarred, plans an appeal and says he will speak in due course. The probe names a $10,000 offer to juror Ralph Elliott. Elliott was not approached. The Justice Department investigates further attempts to influence jurors ahead of Hoffa's trial. Hoffa seeks a continuance, but Judge Frank Gray J. will not delay again. Hoffa faces possible fines and up to 25 years if convicted of aiding in a $1 million payoff.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
William EB. Miller
Z. T. Osborn Jr
Hoffa
Osborn
Miller
Washington
Ralph Elliott
Springfield
Tenn
Elliott
Justice Department
Frank Gray J
Pushmobile Races Highlight Cub Scout Packs at Center
Fort Sill hosts a pushmobile contest at Post Field with three packs 178 188 and 183. Judges include parents. winners span eight nine and ten year old divisions with multiple placings and ribbons awarded for runners up.
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Fort Sill
Post Field
M-Set
John L. Lady
Larry Walker
Keith Winn
Mark Gibbons
Andy Furrer
Michael McKindra
Felton Jones
James Henslick
Bobby Beatty
William Bracken
Stephen Pierce
Mike Thompson
Jeff Thompson
Daniel Stembroner
David Hyener
Paul Richard
Wee Mercer
Stanley Ricci
Ralph Farrell
Kennedy sends greetings from satellite to Japan
President Kennedy delivers a recorded greeting to the Japanese people via a relay communications satellite in the first television program ever broadcast across the Pacific Ocean.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Japan
Pacific
Minimum Pay Law Urged For Bunnies
Myra Wolfgang of Detroit vice president of the AFL-CIO Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union described bunny club workers from A cup to G string to a House labor subcommittee. She asked that restaurant workers be covered by the $1.25 minimum wage if most income comes from wages and urged extending coverage to tipped employees.
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Washington
UPT
Myra Wolfgang
Detroit
Mich
Afl-Cio Hotel and Restaurant
House Labor
Wolfgang
OCW Scholarship Applications Due
Applications are invited for a $1,000 OCW scholarship to Oklahoma College for Women next term. The Greater OCW Committee awards the prize to Oklahoma’s outstanding senior girl with February 1, 1964, as the deadline. Five finalists will attend interviews in Chickasha and be guests at the OCW Appreciation banquet. the winner and four runners up receive scholarships. High school seniors and Oklahoma junior college graduates may apply.
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Oklahoma College For
Greater Ocw
Oklahoma
Trice L. Broadrick
OCW
Chickasha
Train Kills Indian Man Lying Between Rails
A Kansas City Southern train struck and killed 37 year old Joe Owl of Rt 1 Bunch Oklahoma lying between the rails near Bunch Oklahoma Thursday night. Crewmen saw the victim on the tracks just before the impact. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Bunch, Okla
Kansas City Southern
Here
Joe Owl
Rt 1
Bunch
Fort Sill to honor 41 Army retirees in Wednesday review
Nine officers and 32 enlisted men will be honored at a 3 pm retirement review on Fort Sill. Col. FE H deSaussure reviews, with Lt Col Walter R Harris commanding troops. Units led by combined 77th and 97th Army bands under CWO Vance B Lester. Numerous units and many officers listed among those retiring after 22 to 27 years of service.
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Fort Sill
Lucas Ie
FE. H. deSaussure
Walter R. Harris
77Th
97Th Army
CWO
Vance B. Lester
Field Artillery Missile Training Command
Proyr
Lawrence P. Bischoff Jr
38Th Artillery
E. V. Cree
Captain Recalls Devastating Gulf Storm That Sunk Ship Chief
Captain Winfield Scott McNab of the 139-foot motor vessel Chief describes a Saturday night storm with wind rain and 20 foot seas that sank the ship early Tuesday in the Gulf of Mexico. He and six crewmen drifted 28 hours 20 minutes before rescue in Miami by the freighter Joanne.
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Miami
Fla
Winfield Scott McNab
Chief
Gulf of Mexico
McNab
Joanne
Honduras
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