Estes testimony could alter death of federal official
Billie Sol Estes testified for two sessions before a Texas grand jury probing the death of federal agriculture official Henry H. Marshall. He invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly but aided the inquiry, with prosecutors noting new angles while indicating no further testimony may be needed. Marshall was found dead on his Franklin area farm in 1961 amid murder versus suicide questions.
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Boy Wounded Over Wager in Tucson Street Fight
A seven-year-old boy was seriously hurt when L M Jones 48 fired a .22 revolver at George Bagsby 44 over a one dollar bet. The shot struck the boy on Gumbo Alley sidewalk. Bagsby owed Jones and Jones had threatened him previously. Jones jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Goddard Calls Citizens to Help Economy Drive
Prescott Arizona Democrat Sam Goddard urged citizen participation to boost Arizona's economy. The Tuc son lawyer-businessman, a gubernatorial candidate, spoke at a Democratic women’s club meeting urging social and economic conditions that attract people to live and raise families in the state. He advocated active citizen leadership in public affairs.
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Udall Lands Two Irrigation Projects Approved By President
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall praised Kennedy’s signing of the San Juan Chama and Navajo irrigation projects for Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. He welcomed House passage of the Fryingpan-Arkansas water diversion project for Colorado. The Navajo plan aims to irrigate thousands of acres on the Navajo Reservation in the north.
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Khrushchev Notes Kennedy Belief in Nuclear Tactics
Fragmentary OCR reports Khrushchev suggesting Kennedy appears inclined to accept a dangerous course. The note references a potential surprise attack and efforts to attain an upper hand in nuclear weapons deployment amid resumed talks.
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