Oswald's Widow Sues Over Seized Estate Items
Marina Oswald Porter, Oswald's widow, files a $95 000 suit seeking compensation for personal property seized from Lee Harvey Oswald's estate and displayed at the U S Archives in Washington D C The case argues diminished value since confiscation in 1966 and disputes government police powers versus war powers cited in precedent The petition requests appraisal revisions to reflect 1963 values and mitigation of any inequity to the plaintiffs Marguerite Oswald seeks a delay aided by counsel.
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Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Marina Oswald Porter
Oswald
Marguerite Oswald
U.S. Dist
Joe E. Estes
Mrs. Porter
Porter
Texas Food Roundup Shows Mixed Fresh Produce Prices
The Associated Press reports abundant cabbage onions and potatoes this week with higher prices for large apples cauliflower tomatoes and yellow squash while bananas lemons limes strawberries and Texas grapefruit cost less. Navel oranges and tangerines from Arizona shipments rise as Mexico supplies tomatoes. Egg markets strengthen with 1 to 3 cents per dozen higher prices paid to farmers. Protein foods such as turkeys broilers and pork remain plentiful.
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Associated Press
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Mexico
Commission salesmen warn pay crisis threatens craft
A group of veteran independent commission salesmen, many over 40, warn that no basic pay raise in 25 years risks driving away talent and hurting the profession. Marvin Leffler of the National Council of Salesmen’s Organizations says higher costs and inflation erode income, while mergers squeeze small manufacturers. The council plans a national outreach to manufacturers to gain recognition of the sales force’s plight.
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John Cunniff
New York
Marvin Leffler
National Council of Salesmen’s Organizations
Leffler
Commission
National Council
Ghetto Residents Seek Stronger Police Protection Nationwide
An Associated Press survey of 17 cities finds ghetto residents demanding improved city services chief among which is faster, fairer police protection. The report highlights inadequacies in fire, street cleaning, transit, lighting, and code enforcement, with officials noting equal distribution but real gaps remain.
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Michaiel J. Sniffen
Associated Press
New York City
San Francisco
Flint
Mich
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Eugene H. Tennis
Rochester
N.Y
William J. O’rourke
Public Safety
Wilmington
Del
Howard H. Brown
Community Action For
Greater Wilmington, Inc
Fred Tucker
Maynard Jackson
Land Commissioner Permits Pants Suits as Office Attire
AUSTIN AP Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler announced that pants suits will be acceptable office wear for state employees. The move follows a Welfare Department order allowing similar dress for female clerical staff, with matching tops and slacks and tops covering the bottom of the upper thigh.
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Jerry Sadler
State Welfare Department
Lieutenant Governor
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