Hoffa Jury-Selection Under Threat Of Court Takeover
In Chattanooga a federal judge warned he may personally supervise jury questioning in James Hoffa's jury tampering trial to speed selection. Judge Frank Wilson criticized defense delays and kept 300 potential jurors under lockup as eight defendants face charges tied to a 1962 Nashville conspiracy case.
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Chicago
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Huntington
W. Va
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Detroit
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Ewing King
Teamster
Johnson proposes cut in Pentagon spending for next year
President Johnson calls for 1.1 billion in reductions to military outlays while keeping a strong defense. The 51.2 billion military budget aims to sustain readiness, with personnel costs rising and missile and aircraft counts adjusted. strategic forces remain vastly superior to the Soviet arsenal.
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Johnson proposes a verified freeze on strategic nuclear weapons
President Johnson urged a five point plan before the Geneva disarmament conference, proposing a verified freeze on the number and types of strategic nuclear weapons with inspection guarantees. He said years of groundwork for a limited test ban had already contributed greatly to disarmament. He spoke to delegates including envoys from Communist, Western and neutral nations.
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Geneva
British troops sent to Tanganyika after mutiny
London reports Britain rushed nearly two hundred troops and an aircraft carrier to Tanganyika to quell an army mutiny. Julius Nyerere was safe and ready to address the nation. casualties included at least 14 killed and 120 injured, mostly Africans and Asians amid looting and curfew under military control in Dar es Salaam.
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Dar Es Salaam
State Department
Bond decision looms for Jack Ruby in Oswald case
In Dallas AP Jack Ruby faces a possible freedom ruling on bond while awaiting trial for murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Defense doctors describe an organic brain disorder and impulsive spikes under stress. prosecutors note Ruby’s calm demeanor at the jail shooting. A change of venue motion is planned with a court date potentially moved to Feb 17.
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Kennedy presses for Malaysian crisis peace talks
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy meets Malaysia Prime Minister Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur as he presses for a three nation summit with Sukarno of Indonesia and Diosdado Macapagal of the Philippines. Kennedy reports progress and plans further discussions with leaders in Jakarta and Manila.
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Malaysia
Robert F Kenedy
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Manila
Kennedy
Rahman
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Borneo
Macapagal
Philippines
Tokyo
Jakarta
Cambodia
Norodem Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Fire Loss at Evandale Rinks Discount Store
Cincinnati AP reports a massive Evandale fire destroyed the Rink's Discount Bar gain Store area with estimated losses over 3 million dollars. About 200 firefighters from Cincinnati and suburbs fought the blaze, saving no portion of the block-sized one story brick building. Several firefighters sustained minor injuries as flames engulfed the rear section and a roof collapse occurred.
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Evendale
C. R. Puckett
Evandale
Unseasonably mild weather continues into tomorrow
The area sees unseasonably mild conditions today with temperatures in the 40s tonight. Tomorrow should bring upper 50s to perhaps 60s by afternoon, following yesterday’s high and today’s low of 42.
Johnson proposes 97.9 billion budget to cut deficit
President Johnson unveils a fiscal 1965 budget aiming to cut the deficit in half to 4.9 billion, trimming Defense by 13 billion and 27 000 civilian jobs, while boosting social programs and pushing for a tax cut to spur growth. The plan vows space effort continuity and a compassionate, austere approach that still funds welfare and antipoverty initiatives.
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John F. Kennedy
President's Fiscal Budget Proposes Record Deficit Decline
Washington report outlines a deficit of 4.0 billion this year, with spending at 97.9 billion and income near 3.0 billion. Debt to reach 317 billion by next June, as tax cuts total 111 billion.
Johnson outlines federal projects and education push
President Johnson calls for a go ahead on 44 new dam harbor and power projects costing 512 million with total 1965 outlays at 2.7 billion. He urges federal aid for education and grants for teachers and classrooms. He warns Congress to raise the debt limit and discusses defense cuts, urban affairs department plans, and pay raises for top officials.
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