Writ Denied In Cameron Theft Case By Judge Spears
San Antonio interior decorator Montgomery Fly Cameron remained free on a $2,500 federal bond after Judge Adrian Spears denied a writ of habeas corpus. The judge clarified the charge as theft by false pretext, while indicating essential elements of the offense, with the Fifth Circuit expected to rule on constitutional questions. The case involved an insurance claim for emerald cufflinks and cited challenges to Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
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Adrian Spears
San Antonio
Montgomery
Cameron
U.s.t
Fifth Circuit
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Bexar County
House Opens Debate on Minimum Wage
The House begins debate on a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.60 by 1968 with an interim 1.40 next Feb. 1 and included farm workers at 1.00 next year. The measure would extend coverage to about 485000 farm workers and 4.2 million more workers, prompting concerns over inflation and unemployment. Negotiations continue with votes not expected before Wednesday as opponents seek limits on coverage and scale of the raise.
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Washington
House
House Education
Johnson
Wreal
Debt Ceiling Hike Passed by House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a 330 billion dollar debt ceiling, 2 billion below the administration, with a plan to shift 4.2 billion of government loans to private investors next year. Republicans questioned the move as borrowing, while Democrats argued the measure broadens a precedent from Eisenhower era plans.
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Washington
House, Ways, and Means
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Congress
GOP
Baer
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Treasury
Byrnes
Ine
House
John W. McCormack
D-uration
Rockefeller Romney ticket sparks GOP moderates bid
In Washington, Governor Rockefeller hints a Romney Javits ticket could appeal to moderates seeking to keep the Republican Party in control. He notes a growing feeling among Republicans for a Romney presidency with Javits as vp, while Nixon remains uncommitted and under increasing conservative scrutiny.
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Washington
Nelson A. “Rockefeller
Romney- Javits
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Richard M. Nixon
Arel
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Rockefeller
Garden City
Javits
Nixon
Oscar Cook gets commutation hearing for mother-in-law slaying
Oscar F Cook, sentenced to die for the slaying of his mother-in-law Doris Crow in Davilla, is slated for a commutation hearing June 2 by the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. His execution remains scheduled for June 18 following the May 4, 1963, shooting. Attorney Jack Welch of Marlin filed the request.
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Austin
Oscar F Cook
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Cook
Doris Crow
Davilla
Jack Welch
Marlin
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