New Law Frees Tolg and Expands Civil Rights Rule
The 5th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals voided the Georgia antitrespass conviction of Tom Taylor Tolg a Miami University graduate assistant and ordered a writ of habeas corpus for his release, retroactively applying the Civil Rights Act. The ruling cites Supreme Court precedent and notes dissent by Judge Griffin Bell. Separate items cover MLK Jr in Birmingham aiding a voter drive with 23 federal examiners, Hosea Williams's conviction for reckless driving, and a judge in Atlanta requiring proof Bond was denied his seat due to race.
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Georgia
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Supreme Court
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House of Representatives
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U. S
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Kate Smith Hospitalized for Respiratory Infection
Singer Kate Smith, 56, is under treatment for a respiratory infection at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. She was admitted Sunday and was to perform Monday night at a new theater in West Covina.
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Calif
Kate Smith
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
West Covina
Gemini 10 crew named for rendezvous tests in space
Navy Cmdr John W. Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins chosen as the Gemini 10 command pilot and pilot for a two to three day flight sequence with rendezvous and docking maneuvers. Backup crews include Lovell and Aldrin as protection for the mission timeline.
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Baker's Trial Set Oct 17 in Tax Evasion Case
Bobby Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, pleaded not guilty to a nine count indictment charging tax evasion conspiracy theft transportation of stolen money and fraud. His trial was set for Oct 17 with bail at 5000. Former Nevada Lt Governor Clifford Jones also pleaded innocent in the same court and his trial was scheduled for May 23.
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Bobby Baker
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Nevada
Clifford Jones
Four Men Arrested In Mason On Kentucky Warrants
Four men from McCreary County Ky were arrested in Mason for burglary and stealing from a schoolhouse after a car allegedly stolen from Louisville was traced. FBI questioned them but pressed no charges. Names listed Harold D. King 22 Charles Coffey 23 Carrol D. Wilson 25 Sam H. King 27 Coffey also charged with jail breakout in McCreary County Ky.
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James Knott
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McCreary County
Harold D. King
Charles FE. Coffey
Carrol D. Wilson
Sam H. King
Coffey
McCreary
Cold Sets CG&E Peak in One Hour Gas Demand
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co reports a new one hour gas demand record of 32.21 million cubic feet between 8 and 9 am yesterday. The 24 hour gas use neared the 1963 high at 672.271 million but totaled 668.98 million, the second highest in company history.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Election By Agers Delayed
The Golden Age Club postpones its 2 o'clock meeting at Town House 600 N Verity Park Way for a week. Norman Dale, acting president, said nominations and officer elections are delayed and will be announced later.
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Hearings Set On Johnson Budget As Congress Deliberates
The AP reports twelve congressional committees begin the long process of examining President Johnsons 112.8 billion dollar budget. McNamara will detail emergency needs of 12.76 billion while the House defense panel opens hearings. Republicans protest while Democrats praise the fiscal approach.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Treasury Department
Nance
Wilkins Nomination Before Senate Commerce Committee
The Senate Commerce Committee acts today on Roger W. Wilkins for director of the Community Relations Service. Wilkins, a 33 year old New York lawyer and nephew of NAACP leader Roy Wilkins, faces little opposition as he awaits confirmation after acting director Calvin Kytle resigned in December amid a transfer.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Roger W. Wilkins
Community Relations Service
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Johnson
Calvin Kytle
Army Chief Warns War Could Widen in Vietnam
Army Chief Harold K. Johnson told Senate and House committees that the Vietnam conflict could explode into a broader war. He cited improved overall military conditions yet warned of wider dangers as U S morale and troop levels rise. Secretary McNamara defended the rapid buildup and economy drive during two days of testimony.
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