Defense Fights For FBI Files in Clinton Case
In Andaville Tennessee Judge Taylor ordered the defense to receive the signed oral statement of Clinton school board official R G Crossno, while denying full access to FBI documents. Defense counsel argued the ruling cites a Supreme Court Jencks ruling allowing access to FBI files under certain conditions to impeach witnesses and prepare defense in the Clinton segregation trial. The tense session featured vocal objections as the defense sought broader release of FBI files related to the 16 accused individuals.
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Marfa Flood Lashes Town as Texas Sees Fair Weather Elsewhere
The Associated Press reports a four-foot wall of water flooded Marfa from the river bed, reaching through businesses and homes with knee-deep flow. No injuries were reported and debris covered streets. Earlier, Alpine also saw light showers as Texas forecast partly cloudy, hot weather with possible showers statewide.
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Corpus
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Thompson Quits Guard Chief After Long Service
Texas National Guard commander Thompson resigns citing age and long service. Gov. announces acceptance with gratitude and praises his war and peacetime record. Thompson will lead a final review of the 36th Division at Fort Hood, joined by Maj. Gen. K L Berry.
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One Juror To Be Selected In Bell Trial
In Dallas the trial of Thomas Bell proceeds with jurors challenged and questioned. One juror is to be selected today as the courtroom strategy unfolds. The case involves a Denison high school girl. The proceedings include defense questions about prejudice due to the victim being white and the defendant a Black man.
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Mudge
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Menina
Clean H Bomb Is Still Goal
Washington reports that the White House declared the United States remains committed to a clean bomb, aiming to avoid radioactive fallout from atomic explosions. Press secretary James C. Hagerty read a statement insisting Eisenhower and his administration strive to minimize human destruction while pursuing strategic atomic progress.
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Pakistan Head Talks With the Pakistan Head Talks With the
The report describes a second round of talks by Pakistan’s leader to stabilize the Middle East amid Communist influence. U.S. Secretary of State Dulles frames shared danger and purpose, linking the allied states despite distance.
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Pakistan
Keved
Middle East
Demoted Reds All Face Exile
London reports from a Moscow Communist correspondent that several Soviet figures face annual exile. Vyacheslav Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich are named, with Dmitri Shepley and Georgi Malenkov among those discussed as potential exiles or party actions.
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Vyacheslav Molaine
Lazar Kazanovich
Joe Own
Dmitri Shepley
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Rights Bill Compromise Not Seen By Johnson
President Johnson faced division as lawmakers eyed possible Senate compromise on civil rights. Republican leaders and Eisenhower aides weighed amendments while senators warned any move could sidestep major objections. Debate focused on enforcing school integration and public accommodations.
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California
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Supreme Court backs transfer of Girard to Japan for trial
The Supreme Court unanimously allows turning over William S. Girard to Japan under a status of forces treaty for the killing of a Japanese woman. The unsigned ruling says delivery is not prohibited by the Constitution and that executive branch decisions prevail in the absence of a constitutional dispute. The case drew four hours of arguments at a special session and involved a dispute over diplomatic agreement terms.
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Supreme Court
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William S. Girard
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Girard
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Warrety
Dayton M. Harrington
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Gieara
Alan Sliughster
United States
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Mistrial Ruling Split for Fischbach and Hoffa Case
Washington court split on mistrial fate for Fischbach while Hoffa faces continued trial. Judge Barnita S. Matthews halted proceedings due to Fischbachs ill health and argued case integrity, with potential severance discussions and questions over jurisdiction in a high profile labor union leadership matter.
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Barnita S. Marthews
Union
Dames
Moffa
Hoffe
Miami
Areney Mynian
Fisenbach
Fischbach
Daniel P. Manet
Hoffa
Matthews
Maher
Cnew
Molfa
Spess
Lundsr
Mnthas
Girave
America
Aid Measure Clouds House Foreign Affairs Battle
Washington reports show the House Rules Committee delaying action on Bow’s aid bill to allow trial diplomacy and possible withdrawal of U S forces as a central fight over foreign military bases. Chairman Gordon of the Foreign Affairs Committee argues the bill should move to a vote, while Rep Vorys cites procedural delays and Eisenhower flags the issue as vital to U S security.
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House Rules Committee
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House Foreign Affairs Commtee
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Bow Ronoy
Vorys
R-Oriov
House
Rerely
Eisenhower
America
Nicepy
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Girard
Ike's Remark Sparks Broad Debate After Conference
The incident at a press conference draws sharp reactions as officials and analysts discuss the comment and its political implications. Critics label the remark puerile while supporters frame it as a routine attack on a rival administration.
Hollister Quits As ICA Director
Hollister resigns from the ICA directorship amid internal misgivings. The move follows a period of tension within the organization as leadership duties shift and replacements are considered.
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ICA
Store Owner Is Killed In Error In Houston
Houston report says George Wheeler, a liquor store owner, was shot and killed while leaving his store to investigate a disturbance. Police charged 24 year old Robert Smith with murder as investigators described Wheeler’s death as the result of a confrontation near the store.
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Houston
George Wheeler
Robert Smith
CAP Hopes Gas Pay Is Coming
CAP Hopes gas pay is coming as Aldine and Teela discuss relief measures. Citizens await statements from local officials on relief efforts and funding sources amid rising fuel costs.
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CAP
Fair Trial For Girard Pledged
Fragmentary report indicates a judge and court officials discuss fairness in the trial of Girard. The record mentions a pledge of a fair process and concerns over conduct, with references to potential appeals or proceedings and unnamed parties involved.
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