CIA Got Orders From The Top
Senate inquiry questions CIA for taking orders from higher authorities in illegal activities. Witnesses Roselli Giancana and Harvey expected as Time reports recount plots to kill Castro. NSA reportedly listened to private American calls in monitoring Soviet KGB activity.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Central Intelligence Agency
Arizona Republican
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Goldwater
Senate
John Roselli
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Fidel Castro
Roselli
Giancana
Castro
William K. Harvey
Time Magazine
Time
Havana
Justice Department
Miami
Cuba
Harvey
Chicago Tribune
National Security Agency
KGB
Slay er May Have Removed Secrets From Giancana Wallet
Oak Park Illinois reports say the Giancana slaying may have left behind papers in his wallet with clues to the crime boss hidden activities. The Sun Times cites possible telephone numbers addresses and a travel compartment for syndicate records. Federal probes note a 22 caliber shot killed the rackets head after a return from Mexico.
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Oak Park
Ill
Sam “Momo
Giancana
Chicago Sun- Times
Crime Syndicate
Chicago
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Sun-Times
Teen joins Mexico animal control for summer
Dennis Fitzpatrick 18 son of Mr and Mrs Johnnie N Fitzpatrick 1720 N Jefferson Sr has been hired as an assistant to Mexico city animal control officer Judie Belcher for the summer He will return to Central Missouri State University Warrensburg in the fall He succeeds Robert Barnes who drowned June 7 and is employed by the City County Health Unit
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Dennis Fitzpatrick
Johnnie N. Fitzpatrick
N. Jefferson Sr
Mexico
Judie Belcher
Fitzpatrick
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Robert Barnes
Supreme Court Delays New Death Penalty Ruling Likely
The high court postponed a ruling on the Fowler death penalty case to its 1975 76 term. It also agreed to review Medicaid abortion funding and other actions while planning a city airport study and boulevard improvements funded by federal and state programs. The council authorized design work on W Boulevard from S Clark to Elmwood Drive and added 11 members to the Mexico Bicentennial Commission.
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Washington
Supreme Court
R.W. Booker
St. Louis
Gary Eide
Cecil
Vanes
Tim Hagan
Frank Kent
John Waggett
Earl Dougherty
William Vance
Bill Willams
John
Audrain County Human Development Corporation
HDC
Jesse Thurman Fowler
Fowler
North Carolina
John Griffin
Raleigh
N.C
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Ohio
NAACP
Alberta Osborne
State
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court Bar
Unee Oe
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
City bicentennial commission calls volunteers today
A call for volunteers appears on Page 4 inviting every citizen to offer talent ideas energy and leadership for the city observance of the country’s 200th birthday.
Epperson Seeks Not Guilty by Mental Disease Plea
Russell L. Epperson filed a notice to rely on not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect in three first degree murder counts for the deaths of his wife Viola Fern and two children. He pleaded not guilty June 16 and the motion requests psychiatric examinations at his expense. no hearing date set.
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Russell Lee Epperson
Viola Fern
Richard Lee
DeAnn
Epperson
David V. Bear III
Thomas I. Osborne
Bear
Weather Track Stuck Across Missouri This Week
Kansas City AP reports partly cloudy hot and humid weather prevailing across Missouri today. The National Weather Service forecasts continued warmth and humidity Wednesday through Friday with a chance of scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
Gov Bond to Sign Death Penalty Bill in Missouri
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond announced at a St Louis news conference that he will sign the death penalty bill, calling it a deterrent and saying it aligns with court guidelines. He plans to sign at 2 pm in Jefferson City, noting strong public support and addressing the Supreme Court objections.
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ST. Louis
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Bob Griffin
D-Cameron
Missouri death penalty bill faces early court challenge
Jefferson City residents react as Governor Bond signs a bill reinstating the death penalty, with supporters praising constitutional tests and opponents from the ACLU vowing a federal challenge. Law would mandate gas chamber sentences for premeditated murder, prompting resignations and pending Supreme Court implications.
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Joyce Armatrong
The
American Civil Liberties Union of
Missouri
Bond
Arstrong
George Camp
Jefferson City
Camp
Papament
Arkansas
Griffin
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
North Carolina
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Laddonia
Carl Davidson
Laddonia Jaycees
Marty Fennewald
Davidson
Gov. Bond
Centralia
Audrain County
Paul D. Sturgeon
Floyd Lewis
Glenn M. Barnes
Sturgeon
Lewis
Lloyd Leo Anderson
Anderson
House
Volkmer
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