Two New Deputy U S Marshals Sworn in Texas
Eddie Crittenden 41 and Lawrence Pope 33 were sworn in as deputy U S marshals in Dallas and Houston respectively making history as the first Black men to hold the post in Texas. Hoover blasts 'God is dead' theology in FBI bulletin urging renewed faith and patriotism.
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Best Dressed Aide Borrows Bellhop Shoes In Santo Domingo
James Symington, U.S. chief of protocol, arrived with Vice President Humphrey for Balaguer's inauguration and wore borrowed bellhop shoes after forgetting his black pair in Washington. The scene contrasts with a light note on fashion misstep at a presidential reception.
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Indian Entering Core Rev H James Sheeboot for Colorado Governor
Rev H James Sheeboot a 76 year old Baptist minister and self styled American Red Man enters the race for the Democratic nomination for Colorado governor. He says if not chosen at the Aurora nominating convention July 23 he will run by petition. He claims Cherokee ancestry through Stand Waite line and advocates broader support for old age pensioners and minority groups while criticizing current hiring as window dressing.
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Unclear OCR Summary Issues and Budget Notes
Fragmented text from a Sacramento AP page references Pravin and Petrie, a drunken driving case, constitutional matters, budget provisions, and legislative actions. It mentions impairments, sessions, a governor, and possibilities of transfer of authority. The readable elements are sporadic and not coherently tied to a single event.
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Tough Anti Riot Measure Gains’ Strong Support in Assembly
SACRAMENTO. Assembly floor endorses anti riot bill amid debate on arrestee appeals and penalties up to six months in jail and a $500 fine. Measure seeks to criminalize urging subversives or instigating violence, with Knox amendments tying arrest to inflammatory speech. Bill reflects Yorty’s gubernatorial campaign themes and city officials’ push after last year’s riots.
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Brown Signs Tipsy Driver Curb Bill
California governor Brown signed a measure expanding implied consent for drunken drivers requiring blood or breath tests or face a six month license suspension. The bill, pushed by Sen. Randolph Collier, takes effect 90 days after adjournment, with hearings possible for suspended drivers within 15 days of request.
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Riot Damage Tax Break On Ballot In California
Sacramento reports that Californians will vote in November on a constitutional amendment allowing reassessment of property damaged in last year’s Watts riot. The measure passed the Assembly and Senate, but voter approval is required to become law.
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Auntie Mame Circa Bethlehem Shipyard Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes report Auntie Mame linked to a 007 theme and a shipyard story. Mention references to Baltimore and Bethlehem steel co shipyard with unclear dates or details.
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Balaguer Installed as Dominican Republic President
In Santo Domingo Balaguer, a pro U S backed candidate, was sworn in completing a gradual withdrawal by Sept 89, as U S forces arrived and the Inter American Peacekeeping Force began to stabilize after 14 months of civil strife. Humphrey attended with reps from 32 nations as security stayed tight amid sniper fire near the National Palace and clashes with leftist demonstrators. Balaguer won about 57 percent of the vote in a campaign for unity, peace, and prosperity.
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Rumors Of Demonstrations Against Humphrey Denied
There were no other incidents Thursday despite persistent rumors of demonstrations against Humphrey.
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Senate Okays Unlimited Legislative Sessions in California
The California Senate voted 22 to 6 to back a constitutional amendment allowing unlimited legislative sessions and letting lawmakers set their own pay, with Assembly backing. An accompanying bill restricting finances awaits upper house passage, as Assemblyman James Mills pushes for companion measures and higher salaries guided by the same amendment.
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