Morhouse Sentenced to 2 to 3 Years in Bribe Case
New York state Republican leader L Judson Morhouse received two to three years in prison after being convicted on two counts of a six count indictment tied to bribery and illegal fees intended to secure a liquor license for the Manhattan Playboy Club. Judge Abraham Gellinoff called for a meaningful penalty to deter others while Morhouse’s family faced public sorrow.
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McNamara orders U S planes to leave France
Defense Secretary McNamara announced the withdrawal of all U S Air Force aircraft units from France over the next few months. Two squadrons of C 130 transports totaling 32 planes will move from Evreux to Mildenhall and their HQ from Chateau Rouge to High Wycombe.
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Shaky Truce After Riots In Puerto Rican Neighborhood
In Chicago a strict no crowds order followed three nights of vandalism and unrest. Police planned a show of force for the week, while deputies cited 10 shot and 19 injured, over 123 arrests, and widespread damage from rioting on Sunday and Monday.
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Johnson warns Southern hospitals over Medicare bias
President Johnson told about 300 physicians and hospital leaders in Washington that Southern hospitals must comply with nonsegregation rules or lose Medicare participation. He emphasized the law requires equal treatment for all citizens and warned of federal enforcement.
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Medicare program ready to launch July first
President Johnson announced the July 1 start for Medicare with a White House conference urging local communities to prepare for smooth operation. John Gardner cited 5,947 hospitals pledging compliance among 7,548 eligible facilities as the rollout begins amid reported street violence and national attention.
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France to begin air force pullout from Germany July 1
France confirms start of air force withdrawals from Germany on July 1 under De Gaulle policy. NATO moves to disband three-nation standing group in Washington and replace with integrated international military staff after ministers in Brussels approved emergency measures. Pierre de Lousse in Paris confirms the plan to bring back units.
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White House beagle Him killed by car on south grounds
President Johnson mourns as his beagle Him is struck and killed by a White House automobile on the south grounds shortly after 6 30 p m EDT. Lynda Johnson informs him during a meeting with Democratic committee chiefs. This marks the second kennel death in 19 months following Her's fatal stone ingestion in 1964.
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