Ruby Malice Theme Of New Trial Hearing
The hearing questioned televising influences on the Oswald shooting case with Ruby’s defense arguing public opinion shaped the trial. Attendees included Eva Grant, while Ruby and Oswald’s mother were absent. juror exposure to news was debated against due process.
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Ruby
Dallas
Phil Burleson
Oswald
Dean
Burleson
Melvin Belli
San Fran
Cisco
Townhill
Dist
James Williamson
Belli
Eva Grant
Chicago
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
Austin
Sam Houston Clinton Jr
Elmer Gertz
Clinton
Gertz
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Alexander
Sheppard
Williamson
Kennedy
William Kunstler
New York City
Jack Ruby
Kunstler
Sam Sheppard
Joe Doaks
Miss Wool of America pageant finalists announced
The San Angelo Coliseum hosted the Miss Wool of America pageant with finalists showcased in wool and mosaic fashions. Contestants, interviewed by judges, attended a luncheon and gala events sponsored by the American Sheep-Producers Council and the San Angelo Board of City Development. Finalists listed include Beverly Ball Pocatello Idaho Kathy Bowers Denver Colorado Coral Ann Ghere Rapid City South Dakota Norma Rae Harper Liberty Pennsylvania Scotta Herrin Helena Montana Molly Jenkins Waynesboro Tennessee Terry Lee Johnson Seaton Alabama Connie Kroll Bemidji Minnesota Florence Laman Galena Illinois Cheril Mehkey Salt Lake City Utah Sharon Ann Martin Fremont Ohio Vicky Ann Melvin Casper Wyoming Suzanne Pohlemann Anadarko Oklahoma Susan Richard Everett Washington Carroll Sherman Deming New Mexico Lois Jean Simcox Wichita Kansas Nan Vohrhees Bakersfield California.
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American Sheep — Producers Council
San Angelo
Barnes Discusses Peru Aid With President Belaunde
Texas House Speaker Ben Barnes and a delegation from the Alliance for Progress met with Peruvian President Fernando Belaunde at the presidential palace in Lima for two-week talks on expanding Texas Partners aid. The group, including Rep. Ralph Wayne, recently returned from Cuzco where a derailment near the city caused no injuries as workers attempted to rerail the derailed train.
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Lima
Peru
Texas House
Ben Barnes
Fernando Belaunde
Presidential
Barnes
Texas Partners
Alliance For Progress
Barnes and Belaunde
Rep
Ralph Wayne
Plainview
Cuzco
Andes
Philadelphia book firms face price fixing suit
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Public School District sue 10 publishers and 3 wholesalers for alleged price fixing over 11 years. They accuse uniform, noncompetitive pricing since 1956 for school and library books and say bindings and materials were downgraded to raise profits. Named publishers include Harper and Row, MacMillan, McGraw Hill, Random House, and others, all New York based plus Children's Press Inc of Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Golden Press, Inc
Harcourt, Brace 9 and World, Inc
Random House, Inc
Alfred Waal, Inc
Franklin Watts, Inc
Henry Z. Walck, Inc
New York
Children’s Press Inc
Chicaro
Saturn 1B test postponed amid electrical concerns
UPI reports the Saturn 1B second test flight is indefinitely delayed due to electrical problems. The Wednesday launch has no new date, with the mission focused on testing the second stage and its handling of hydrogen fuel in orbit.
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Ape Kennedy
UPI
Federal Space
Space Agency
Pledges Near Kyle Field Drive Total Collected
In Houston an A&M statewide drive to enlarge Kyle Field reports $57,500 pledged during the kickoff in the Houston area. The effort began two weeks ago aiming for an initial $750,000 with $150,000 toward the goal.
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Houston
Houseton
Texas A&m
A&m
Kyle Field
A&a
Births Announced in Local Hospitals
Congratulations to several families on newborns. Paul and (unnamed) Whaley welcome a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Felix Lucio and spouse greet a son at West Texas Hospital weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. David Re Treat and spouse welcome a daughter at Highland Hospital weighing 7 pounds. Johnny Castaneda and spouse welcome a daughter at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 to ounces. Larry Hendrick and spouse welcome a son at West Texas Hospital weighing 7 pounds 0 ounces.
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Paul Whaley
16Th St
Methodist Hospital
Felix Lucio
Ave. W
West Texas Hospital
David Re Treat
Tdaton
Highland Hospital
Newsom Paint Supply
Johnny F. Castaneda
Brownheld Highway
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
White Stores, Inc
Larry Joe Hendrick
Emeryst
Wrest Texas Hospital
Southwest Bumper Co
Indonesian Students Demand Sukarno Resignation Over Policies
Anti Communist youth group Kami called for President Sukarno to resign due to policies steering toward communism and harming the economy. The MPRS appeared divided on removing his lifelong mandate as debate on his speech continued. about 5,000 students gathered near the University of Indonesia in Jakarta to express disappointment, while press outlets criticized Sukarno's address.
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Jakarta
UPI
Sukarno
Indonesia
People’s Consultative Congress
MPRS
Congress
Kami
Antara
Voice of Free Indonesia
Singapore
University of Indonesia
Edward G Robinson Leaves Hospital With Skateboard Gift
Actor Edward G Robinson 72 walked out of Mt Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles with a skateboard sent during hospitalization by Frank Sinatra. Sinatra said skateboards are safer than cars after Robinson’s car went out of control, hitting a tree. He suffered head and chest injuries plus ruptured stomach vessels and had emergency surgery. He will recuperate at his Beverly Hills home.
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Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Spanger
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Robinson
Beverly Hills
British seamen strike threatens vital supply lines
London reports show union leaders and shipowners pressing mediation after the wage and hours dispute escalated. The National Union of Seamen and the shipping federation discuss a compromise on hours and annual leave, with Pearsons recommendations on shorter hours and paid leave under consideration.
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London
UPI
Lord Pearson
National Union of Seamen
William Hogarth
Shipping Federation
Ford S Geddes
GaWans Tor
Stamen
NUS
Pearson
Tor
Secret Police
Irangements
Battle intensifies in Vietnam coastal action
Troops from U S Army units including B Company 2nd Battalion 7th Cavalry and the 1st Cavalry Airmobile push in a coastal battle with about 5 000 U S personnel involved in Operation Paul Revere 477 enemy dead since May 10 and new artillery coordination for Capt William Carpenter Jr to join Gen Westmoreland as aide.
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Thich Tam Chau
7Th Cavalry
Mike Kalla
Cleveland
Ohio
Ulric C. Nelson
Burbank
Calif
Viet Nam
Nelson
U.S
William S. Carpenter Jr
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. 1St Cavalry
101St Airborne Division
Paul Revere
25Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Saigon
Dodd and O’Hare clash prompt ethics probe
The article traces a tense exchange as Dodd faces misconduct charges from a bipartisan ethics panel. O’Hare reports threats and regret while Dodd denies wrongdoing and sues for libel. Testimony covers Dodd’s trip to West Germany in 1964 and links to Julius Klein, with witnesses from Georgetown and former Eisenhower adviser Kersten.
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Senate Committee
O'Hare
Coarges
Stennis
Ethics Committee
Doda
Pearson
Anderson
Dodd
Julius Klein
Chicago
John PF. Sonnett
West Germany
Klein
Furious Rain Streaks Hit Dakotas Nebraska With Storms
Five straight rainy days with no relief kept temperatures at scorching levels in the eastern half as a slow moving cold front edged the drought area. Severe thunderstorms with funnel clouds, hail and torrential rains battered the region, including 5.30 inches in Glen Ulin and winds to 70 mph near Bismarck.
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Dakotas
Nebraska
Glen Ulin
N.D
Bismarck
Airman From Donna Dies In Viet Nam
Washington AP reports Airman 2C Larry Washburn of Donna Texas listed among U S military personnel who died of non hostile causes in Viet Nam. He was son of Mr and Mrs L H Washburn Route 1 Donna Texas.
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Washington
Donna
Tex
Defense Department
U. S. Miliitary
Viet Nam
Larry ‘Fe, Washburn
L. H. Washburn
Draft Limit Hike Urged By Selective Service Chief
Washington UPI report says Selective Service director Lewis B Hershey urged drafting nonfathers through age 34 while opposing broader draft law changes. He proposed public order action to lift exemptions, and pushed a program to enroll 500000 new troops yearly to rehabiliate duty.
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Washington
UPI
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Defense Department
House
Armed Services Committee
William Bates
R-Mass
Texas Traffic Toll Surges to 1,239 This Year
Texas traffic deaths climbed to 1,239 this year, 137 more than last year, while fatal accidents reached 1,112, a 12 percent rise, state police reported.
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Texas
Austin
Warsaw Demonstration After Cardinal Wyszynski Ovation
Shouting Catholics in Warsaw charged a motorcycle police cordon as crowds praised Cardinal Wyszynski after a 10 week celebration of church events. Police retreated amid 1 000 demonstrators and 50 000 onlookers in Old City streets.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
St. John's Cathedral
Cardinal Wyszynski
Austin Headquarters For Much Besides Legislators
The piece surveys Austin as a hub for lawmakers and lobbies, noting 181 state senators and representatives, 516 attorneys, and 202 trade associations with 2,200 workers. It highlights weak agency reporting on lobbying contacts and traces growth of associations from 11 in 1920 to 202 today.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
Austin
Trade Associations
Webster
Texas
Capital City
Texas Medical Association
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Texas Society of Association Executives
Argentine military leaders in crisis meetings amid suspensions
The chiefs of Argentina's army navy and air force met Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez in Buenos Aires amid signs of a political crisis. An unannounced session followed a prior memorandum from the joint chiefs of staff. Air force generals Favre and Benavidez faced 25 days of house arrest for criticizing President Ilia, with others suspended from duty.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Air Force
Leopoldo Suarez
Pascual Pistarini
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ricardo Favre
Carlos Benavidez
Arturo U. Wiia
Ilia
Rainier Wins Control of Monaco Casino Group
Prince Rainier gains near total control of Societe Des Bains de Mer, owner of the Monte Carlo casino and major properties, after Monaco's assembly approves government purchase of one third of shares. Government funds raise $600000 via $1 shares, boosting Rainier and allies to about 53 percent with four seats on the board. Onassis retains two supporters. Monte Carlo marks its 100th anniversary amid mixed celebrations.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Prince Rainier
Aristotle Onassis
Legislative Assembly
Societe Des Bains. de Mer
Onassis
Rainier
Grace Kelly
Societe
State I
Board of
I Directors
NASA delays moon orbiting satellite launch to August
NASA announced postponement of the first moon orbiting satellite launch from July to August to extend testing. The 850 pound craft aims to photograph Apollo landing sites and surveyor L sites, with the earliest launch opportunity August 9 to 13, pending feasibility.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
Meredith Returns From March as Tensions Rise in Mississippi
James Meredith returns to the Mississippi march he began 20 days earlier but skips the planned rally in Jackson. Governor Paul Johnson allows a rally on Capitol grounds but forbids the building. Meredith, greeted by Rev. Ralph Abernathy, speaks at Tougaloo College after joining readers and leaving Canton.
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Jackson
Paul Johnson
Meredith
James H. Meredith
Canton
Ralph Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
Abernathy
Kosciusko
U.S 51
Tougaloo College
Dean A.A. Branch
Cleveland rioting in east side after boy shot by white man
Police sealed a 15 block area from 85th to 90th streets as 100 black men aged 16 to 30 gathered at 87th and Superior. About 20 officers surrounded the crowd while 70 helmeted policemen patrolled the area and 100 to 150 onlookers watched. A 10 year old black boy was wounded Thursday night in the disturbance. Molotov cocktails were thrown but no injuries or fires occurred and no arrests reported.
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Cleveland
UPS
87Th
Superior
Rockefeller Signs Bill to Save Historic Metropolitan Opera House
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced Friday that he signed legislation to preserve the old Metropolitan Opera House. The bill aims to prevent demolition of the historic hall which had been abandoned and slated for replacement by office buildings.
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Yakima, Wash
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Metropolitan Opera House
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