Warren Commission Finishes Testimony Reviews Evidence
The Warren Commission staff began reviewing its report to ensure it answers all questions about President Kennedy's assassination. Secret Service Chief Rowley was questioned on protection measures and improvements, with more witnesses possible as the review proceeds ahead of a 11 day target. Marguerite Oswald expressed belief in her son's innocence and that he was a scapegoat.
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Negroes vow test soon on new civil rights bill
National black leaders pledged to test the civil rights bill the moment it becomes law. Dr Martin Luther King Jr of SCLC said communities must be checked for compliance in Montgomery Birmingham Tuscaloosa Gadsden Selma Albany and St Augustine while CORE leader James Farmer promised intensified pressure for enforcement and no break in demonstrations.
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Civil Rights Issue Shapes 1964 Presidential Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater’s pledge to vote against the civil rights bill tests Republican unity and strengthens Governor William Scranton’s chance to pierce Goldwater’s delegate lead. Democratic and Republican spokesmen say there is no political profit in the bill, while new pressure surfaces over public accommodations.
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Teller Admits Robbery Hoax Over Embezzlement Case
FBI says Velma Hicks Taylor admitted falsely reporting a bank robbery to cover a $7000 embezzlement at Security Bank and Trust Co in Caro leen. She was freed on a $2000 bond pending federal trial in Asheville on embezzlement charges.
Actresses Oppose New Topless Bathing Suits in Hollywood
Hollywood stars report they will shun topless bathing suits for public wear. Stella Stevens Mamie Van Doren and June Wilkinson criticize the style calling it private wear only. They joke about men possibly wanting tops too and reference law enforcement being involved.
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