Jury Deliberations Extend in Messler Murder Trial
An all male jury in the Candy Messler and Melvin Powers murder case was sent home after daylong testimony and lengthy judge led deliberations. Witnesses recounted a key night at a Key Biscayne apartment while prosecutors pressed Weissel and Caltagirone as possible killers. The trial opened months earlier and defense argued a reasonable hypothesis involving Weissel, with the judge ordering re readings of testimony as the panel weighs a first degree murder verdict.
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Club Told To Register As Communist Front
The Justice Department seeks to compel the W F B DuBois Clubs to register as a Communist front organization. Attorney General Katzenbach says the clubs are created and controlled by the Communist party to train youth for party membership. The petition, filed with the Subversive Activities Control Board, cites officers who are party members and subject to discipline. About 2500 members in 36 chapters nationwide, with active clubs in California New York Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Burner of Draft Card Sentenced
Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld handed James E. Wilson a two year suspended sentence after admitting to burning a draft card under the new law. He faced up to five years and a $10,000 fine, with letters from teachers and friends cited in his favor. Wilson had been portrayed as a humanitarian by supporters.
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James E. Wilson
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Lyndon Johnson Threat Case Continues In Federal Probe
The article details the Pick case in which it is argued to be a federal crime to assassinate a president. Pick admitted making early morning threats after being taken to the FBI office in Philadelphia and signed a statement. A half sister in Mount Pleasant New Jersey said Pick had mental health troubles and previously stayed at Greystone mental hospital. Clifton Police and officials note Pick’s publicity motive and push for psychiatric examination rather than criminal charges.
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State to Hike Old Age Checks
Gov John Connally announced a $3 monthly increase in old age assistance and Medicare charges. The welfare department will adjust to cover Medicare premiums, pay a $40 deductible plus the first $30 for physician services for recipients on old age assistance.
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King Rally Planned in Paris for Civil Rights Funds
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King is scheduled to lead a rally in Paris on March 28 to raise funds for the U S civil rights movement.
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