Johnson cools talk of interest hike fight
President Johnson met with Fed Chair Martin at his Texas ranch and urged reporters not to view the rate increase as a challenge to the administration. He argued the Fed acts independently, while lawmakers on Capitol Hill pressed for an investigation and warned of hardship for working families near Christmas.
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Death by own action ruled in Milligan case
A coroner's jury ruled that Charles E. Milligan died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. The inquest clarified two gunshot wounds debated since his body was found in a parking lot at Arizona State Hospital on November 27. Milligan had previously gained attention in 1962 when he held the Arizona Industrial Commission at gunpoint for 12 hours.
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France Tops U.S. Gold Purchases in Third Quarter 1965
United States Treasury data show France bought 117.2 million dollars in gold in Q3 1965 from July to September, the largest among buyers. Britain purchased 132.3 million in gold, offsetting part of France’s demand and possibly aided by sales of Soviet gold in London to fund Russian wheat imports.
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Gemini 7 Flight Runs Smooth as All Systems Go
Space flight progress reported from Houston Space Center as Gemini 7 continues with a flawless run. Gemini Control notes the situation is like a broken record with all reports showing everything operating successfully.
ACLU and Birch Members Debate The Constitution
Gerald Pollock of the ACLU and Frank Marsh of the John Birch Society debate the Constitution and the Supreme Court at 8 p.m. tonight. The event, sponsored by Motorola Political Science Club, takes place at the Executive House.
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Death stay granted for Phoenix killer Westbrook
The Arizona Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for 60 year old Thomas Westbrook of Phoenix until Jan 7. He was scheduled to die in the gas chamber for the 1962 slaying of Phoenix attorney Joseph Birchett after his firm dropped him. Westbrook’s lawyers planned a mental examination and new action, while the Pardons Board had refused commute.
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Robbery Prison Term for Two Phoenix Suspects
Federal court sentenced two brothers linked to a $12 062 robbery. David Mikel ly 22 received youth corrections then two years probation. the other, Larry Wee Thyles, faced similar terms. Scottsdale police nabbed them near Scottsdale Rd and Dausetree Lane after a desert road chase. The case included a bank branch incident at Shea Elva and a later note on record clearance possibilities. Space Center Houston notes Gemini astronauts played Fly Me to the Moon as the first song Monday.
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