Assassination Probe Results Due June 30
Washington AP reports Warren Commission hearings closed with findings due by June 30. If timetable holds, President Johnson will receive a report over 500 pages plus testimony transcripts, potentially rivaling Pearl Harbor inquiries in volume. No indication yet of major disclosures from seven months of investigation.
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Politics On Edge Of Voters' Minds
Analysis from the Survey Research Center at University of Michigan on why Americans vote shows voters are largely disengaged from party politics. Many lack interest in Medicare and public affairs as complex national issues rise in scope. Voters judge leaders by performance and personality, not by detailed policy debates.
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University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Angus Campbell
SRC
Campbell
Abe
Kennedy
AP Loses Libel Suit Against Walker Damage Awards
A Fort Worth jury ruled that the Associated Press libeled former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker with stories during the 1962 University of Mississippi race riot. Walker was awarded 500000 for actual damages and 300000 for exemplary damages. The AP immediatey said it will appeal.
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Fort Worth
Rebecca Jo Casida Crowned Lake Garnett Race Queen
Rebecca Jo Casida, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Casida, was chosen queen for the 6th Lake Garnett National Sports Car Races by ten WIBW staffers Topeka Kansas. The Garnett girl is a freshman at Kansas State College Pittsburg majoring in elementary education and meets age and poise criteria.
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Pittsburg
Johnson Demand Stirs Committee in House Aid Fight
Washington AP President Johnson presses to secure the full 3.5 billion for foreign aid as his plan faces a split House Appropriations subcommittee led by Otto Passman. Passman seeks at least 500 million in cuts, mainly in economic assistance, while the full committee-leaning Mahon backs the president. The battle centers on who controls the initial budget decisions and staffing moves follow the death of Rep. Clarence Cannon.
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Otto E. Passman
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Passman
House
Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Cannon
George H. Mahon
DeTex
Mahon
Goldwater Vote Triggers Civil Rights Debate in Senate
Washington AP Sen Barry Goldwater’s vote against the civil rights bill draws swift reaction. Gov Scranton warns he could not defeat Johnson next November while Sen Ellender says southern support could shift if Goldwater opposes the measure. Goldwater says he voted on principle against two sections viewed as constitutional threats and maintains the South is needed to win.
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William W.W. Scranton
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
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America
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Ellender
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Scranton Targets Kentucky Delegates In Presidential Bid
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton heads to Louisville to win Kentucky's 24 uncommitted GOP delegates and seek a second-ballot boost. He touts Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower's endorsement and challenges Goldwater on civil rights votes while facing local protests over police brutality allegations in Chester.
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Milton S. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Thruston B. Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Barry Goldwater Accuses Scranton on Civil Rights Vote
Barry Goldwater accuses Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton of pressuring him to abandon his principles on the civil rights bill, saying Scranton would punish him by denying the presidential nomination unless he opposes the measure. The exchange centers on Goldwater’s stance as a leading Republican candidate.
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Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
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