LBJ forms violence commission with one year action
President Johnson convened a 10 member National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence with a year to study environment and societal factors. Led by Milton Eisenhower, the panel seeks causes of violence, media influence, and potential remedies, with subpoena power and first meeting June 18.
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Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
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Defense
Clark Clifford
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Ramsey Clark
National Commission
Kerner
Eisenhower Commission
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Federal Communications Commission
Rockefeller lauds Kennedy as 'someone special' to youths
Nelson A. Rockefeller, in a guarded address at Allegheny College, called Sen Robert F Kennedy someone special to young people and urged 18 year olds gain the vote. He praised Kennedy for bridging gaps and inspiring youth, delivered amid tight security in Meadville Pennsylvania. Rockefeller, honored with a law degree, urged education as the key to improving American society and cited Kennedy's life as a model of purpose.
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Raymond M. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Sirhan shows no remorse in Kennedy assassination case
UPI reports Sirhan B. Sirhan, charged with killing Sen Robert F Kennedy, has shown no remorse and has not requested visits, besides ACLU attorney A L Wirin. He remains in a jail hospital cell, eating well, exercising, and awaiting a June 28 court appearance with two psychiatrists to evaluate him.
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UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
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ACLU
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
United States
Arab Jerusalem
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Sirhan
Public Defender’s Office
RFK campaign offices idle after Kennedy burial
Two days after the burial of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, the Kennedy for President headquarters near Washington shows idle phones and empty desks as staff wind down. Talk of Edward Kennedy as a running mate to Vice President Humphrey circulates among friends and associates, but insiders call it very unlikely and speculation.
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Armistead Boothe
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Ethel
Kennedy returns home to grieving family in Hyannis
Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts arrived at Hyannis Airport in a rainstorm after a flight from Boston to join his grieving mother and father. The visibly weary senator smiled faintly as he stepped from a private jet, reflecting the somber mood of the family during the loss.
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