Powell Vote Divides House as Harlem Democrat Is Barred
The House voted 348 to 176 to bar Adam Clayton Powell from his seat and oath of office. the move, first in 46 years, triggers a potential court challenge and a possible special election. Powell was abroad when the decision was announced.
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Death plot charge puts Clay Shaw in custody in New Orleans
Atty Jim Garrison arrested Clay L Shaw on Wednesday night accusing him of conspiring to murder President Kennedy. Shaw a 54 year old former executive at the New Orleans International Trade Mart was booked on conspiracy to commit murder and freed on a $10000 bond. Garrison said more arrests would follow as agents searched Shaw's luxury French Quarter home for hours.
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Destroyers Hit by Bombardment and Counterfire Reports
US command reported that destroyers came under attack as they bombarded 1 North Wisteany 6 on Thursday. A cruiser sustained light damage from ashore counterfire and a Canberra aircraft received one burst of enemy fire and one close air burst. The fresh drive aimed to cut off flows of munitions to the U.S. ships.
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Lawmakers Move Sales Tax Bill to Senate After House Approval
Austin reports the city sales tax bill cleared the House 140 to 6 and heads to the Senate where it faces a two thirds hurdle for floor action. Rep. Traeger of Seguin predicted passage, while ethics code provisions for legislators and state officials also gained tentative approval. The measure would integrate city tax into the state system with food medicine and farm exemptions.
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New Social Security Plan Promises Gains in Aid
President Johnson seeks a 4.5 billion dollar Social Security boost to help 23 million people while lifting 5 million aged from poverty. Gardner and Ball testified before the House Ways and Means Committee about a 15 percent benefit increase and higher payroll taxes to fund the program.
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Klan group posts bond in killing case
A Mississippi Ku Klux Klan group posted bond after federal indictment charged in connection with the fatal shooting of Vernon F. Dahiner last year. Investigators tied the case to the group and its members as part of a broader charged conspiracy.
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Texas Remembrance of a Distant War
A columnist recalls 131 years of Texas connection to a distant Southeast Asia struggle. The piece frames the war as a shared, enduring fight for freedom and notes how Texans live part of that history daily, even as it emphasizes the effort to tell the story.
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Texas Senate backs time standard bill amid TV industry push
In Austin the Senate approved a bill to keep Texas on present time standards amid a national clock shift. Support from entertainment and TV interests, railroads, and airlines backed the measure as a vote battle unfolds on the House calendar.
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No Lion Texas Basks In Sunshine On March Day
A warm early March across much of the nation pushed U S temperatures into the 80s in Kansas and near 70s in many places. Lubbock reported 70s with a 10 degree rise from normal and a near record pace, while Michigan upper peninsula and Salt Lake City also saw high readings. Forecasters warned of a brief warm spell before weekend cooling returns.
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Visitors in City Eye on New Orleans Daze
The report notes remarks by Dallas residents including R B Denson and Jim Garrison about a possible conspiracy in the JFK assassination. It mentions Lubbock police chief Forrester Shearald and references Oswald, Curry, and other figures as part of city visitors’ discussions. Page 14 coverage is cited.
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