Third top lawyer quits Ruby case in Dallas
Dr. Hubert Winston Smith, Ruby's third chief defense counsel and a medical expert, resigns to return to teaching at the University of Texas Law School. Phil Burleson says no new attorney will replace him and Tonnhill will continue the appeal as Smith departs over his mental competency claim.
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Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
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Joe Tonnhill
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
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Tonnhill
Joe Brown
University Regents
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Percy Foreman
Houston
Weather forecast from U S Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy through Thursday with a few afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperatures mostly steady with highs near 83 and 92 on the previous day. Tonight’s low around 65, tomorrow’s high near 9 percent of something.
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Michigan Guardsmen keep peace as riots flare at Essex Wire plant
Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen were deployed to Hillsdale to quell mounting tensions surrounding the Essex Wire Corp reopening after a five day closure ordered by Gov. George Romney. IUE replacement of Teamsters and picket violence across Indiana and Wisconsin accompanied the labor unrest gripping the Midwest.
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Midwest
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Marquette University
Evansville
Ind
International Steel Plant
Goldwater Wins California GOP Primary Narrowly
Sen. Barry Goldwater swept California, capturing 86 delegates as he edged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller 51 to 49 percent with 32,107 of 32,861 precincts reporting. Rockefeller carried most counties, but Goldwater surged late in Southern California, especially Los Angeles, to near the nomination threshold. Pierre Salinger won the Democratic Senate nomination, defeating Alan Cranston as Brown factions split the party.
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White House
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U.S. Senate
Clair Engle
Salinger
Edmund G.brown
Cranston
Kennedy
Virginia
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Brown
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GOP
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Orange
Asia We Mean It McNamara Claims
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against communist pressure. They said no specific plans to expand the Vietnam war in North Vietnam were approved or discussed, and noted efforts to support South Vietnam and Premier Nguyen Khanh.
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R-Wis
Boots and policy shake in Southeast Asia flashpoint
In Laos a right wing unit receives rubber boots from U S aid. elsewhere President Johnson weighs options to broaden Southeast Asia action while seeking support from France's De Gaulle. Johnson plans consultations with Ball on de Gaulle talks as Laird accuses Washington of northward action readiness.
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Laos
Cambodia
UPI
Banna Long
U.S
Little Kingdom
Salinger Captures California Democratic Senate Nomination
Pierre Salinger won the California Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in a bitter contest. He beat Alan Cranston, the state controller, as Lyndon Johnson and Jackie Kennedy sent congratulations. Salinger signaled possible Southeast Asia travel to deepen foreign affairs experience.
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Pierre Salinger
U.S
California
John F.kennedy
Salinger
George Murphy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Alan Cranston
Balding
Far East
Rocky Wins In NLW and New York Primary Battle
A seethrough presidential primary day in California and nationwide races dominated by the Goldwater Rockefeller contest and New York contests. New York delegates split with 77 for Rockefeller supporters and five for uncommitted. Wagner tops Buckley for potential Johnson running mate. In Alabama and Mississippi, incumbents and veterans win nominations amid party shifts and notable Negro candidate runs.
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California
Barry Goldwater
Pariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Chhosen
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Jonathan B
Job Training Boost Proposed as Major Apprenticeship Aid
The Federal Committee on Apprenticeship proposes treating job skills as capital with tax credits for employers to train new workers and upgrade current staff. The plan aims to curb technological displacement and high unemployment, arguing credits should match or exceed current 7 percent capital write offs. The committee notes the GI Bill was the last large federal on the job training effort and stresses risk of trainer turnover.
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Federal Committee On
America
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
President Johnson Says U S Stronger Than All Foes
President Johnson urged peace through power in Groton and New London speeches to Polaris shipyard workers Coast Guard Academy graduates and General Dynamics Electric Boat workers. He said the United States is stronger militarily than any adversary and that strength aims to save not destroy, while warning foes may resort to terror and subversion.
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Coast Guard Academy
New London
General Dynamics Corp. Electric Boat Division
Johnson
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