Whitman visions rattle UT mass murder case
The Texas campus rampage by Charles Whitman left 15 dead and 31 wounded as a brain tumor and mental strain are explored. Doctors say pain from the pecan-sized tumor may have contributed, while notes and testimony reveal a troubled personality and warnings of shooting from the University of Texas tower.
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County approves sweeping pay raise for Rensselaer County staff
The Board of Supervisors approved a new salary schedule for most county workers effective Jan. 1 with increases from 200 to 2500 dollars. Public Defender Thomas J. O Connor will gain 2500 dollars, equal to the district attorney’s salary, as part of the plan.
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Planes Hit Haiphong Oil Depots in Third U.S. Raid
U S Navy carrier planes bombed the Haiphong oil storage depot two miles northwest of the city marking the third strike on the facility. Officials said no American planes were lost and pilots reported smoke columns and a large secondary explosion after yesterday’s raid. The depot had been hit previously on June 29 and July 7 near Hanoi.
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Johnson Senate Seek Compromise On Strike
President Johnson seeks a congressional plan to halt the 35 000 machinists strike without bearing all responsibility for ordering workers back to work. Senator Dirksen notes a bipartisan effort to draft a compromise sharing accountability as Katzenbach joins Capitol Hill talks. The strike enters its 26th day as lawmakers push a path to resume flying for five major airlines.
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Williams Leading Michigan Primary in 1964 Senate Race
Former Michigan governor G Mennen Williams led Detroit mayor Jerome Cavanagh in the Democratic senate nomination, with about 55 percent in early counts. Labor union backing and Hoffa team support shaped the race as Detroit voting surged and statewide turnout neared a million. Other primaries in Kansas and Missouri advanced incumbents with competing factions.
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Missouri
House
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New York
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Notes By Whitman Won't Be Released
Police Chief Robert A. Miles said the notes found beside the bodies of Whitman’s wife and mother will not be released on attorney advice. The notes may never be released, according to Miles, who spoke at a news conference following earlier reports they would be distributed to newsmen.
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University of Texas
Robert A. Miles Ference Whitman
Whitman
Miles
Grand Jury
Austin, Tex
Robert A. Miles
Charles Joseph Whitman
Sniper Whitman Prepared Onsite For Texas Tower Massacre
Charles J Whitman ascended the University of Texas Tower to kill 13 people and wound 31, carrying gear including a footlocker, deodorant, rope, tools, ammunition, firearms and a range of supplies. Police described notes found at the scene and the suspect’s rational but distressed state.
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Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas
Whitman
Whitman Court Martialed as Marine for Weapon Violations
Texas sniper Charles Joseph Whitman was court martialed by the Marines for illegally possessing a pistol and ammunition in his barracks and aboard ship. The Pentagon said Whitman, who killed 13 and wounded 31 at the University of Texas tower, was convicted of gun and ammunition violations and other offenses.
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Charles Joseph Whitman
University of Texas
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Washington
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Lefkowitz Moves Against Milk Price Fans
New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz plans action within 10 days against about 20 milk distributors for alleged price fixing in the city as milk prices rose two cents a quart. The case draws alongside a City Council inquiry into spiraling food costs and a pending visit by Secretary of Agriculture Freeman.
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Louis Lefkowitz
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Frank O'Connor
Johnson Urges Rapid Gun Control After Texas Tragedy
President Johnson called Congress to pass strong gun control legislation quickly after the University of Texas killings. He argued such laws would curb unrestricted sales to the unfit and save lives, while some lawmakers urged speedy action and others cautioned against exploiting the tragedy for politics.
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