KENEY SE AT~ J HN KE E Y rlLED F OR THE INDIANA P l~ARY, T DAY - AN RAN INT TH E RE Li I O US ISSUE. E TERING THE STATE HUSE T INDIANAPOLIS, HE WAS "REETED Y EMBEFlS - F THE "BAPTIST EVANGELIZATION ~~ SOCIET~"~ NOT CONNECTED - WITH ~N~ OF THE OFFIC.!_AL BAPTIST CHURCHES. THEY CHALLENGED HIM W ITH A - - CONTENTION - THAT A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRESI ENT CANNOT PARTIALLY DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION . LATER, THE SENAT Fl HELD A NEWS C0NFERENC~. WHICH WAS ATTENDED BY THE RELIGI US GROUP - AND THEY REPEATED ..,,_.,,..,.., THEIR CHALLENGE. TO WHICH THE CANDI ATE OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOMI ATION REPl.lED ... "THESE DEMONSTRATORS AFlE ENTITLED T THEIR VIEWS. I BELIEVE IN THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTI N, AND FREED M OF SPEECH. I ALSO BELIEVE IN ARTICLE SIX. WHICH SAYS - T E~E SHALL BE NO ,,) RELIGIOUS TEST F OR QUALIFICATION F Fl PUBLIC OFFICE. E N 2 HE ES C NFERENCE - APPLAUEDE THAT THE LA ER F TH E ONST ATf N, R. HE D N HA RI , A EA THER ECLA ATION:- u I LI KE KENNEDY BETTER THAN NIXON, 11 Be SAID .p - - ~ ~ - ~. )J h "BUT l,LL HAVE T VOTE FR S MEBODY ELSE THAN .). KENNEDY. S METIMES HES UNDS MORE LIKE A YOUN IRISH THUG - THAN A STATESMAN·," SAID THE DOCTOF{. WHEREUPON FRANCIS ~OLAND, A DEMOC~ATIC POLITICAL OFFICIAL, CALLED OUT .. "YOU ARE A RABBLE-ROUSER. YOU ARE AROUSIN HATE." rtREWORKS - AS KENNEDY FILED FOR THE INDIANA PRIMARY. R s I TH I AL V IVIL I .:aH S , US, T Y, JE TE A R. U LI A T - HI H UL H VE A E EDT TR.AT I EAS R.E 1 y Kl IT - p y T Tl NAL L CTIONS LY. T TE ELECTION - EXE PTED FR. A II EFER.EE"SYSTE . SURl~G THE VOTE - FR. NE ROES. IN THE SEN TE, MEANWHILE, THE SOUTHERN FILIBUSTE~ IS ORE OR LESS IN ABEYANCE. THE SENATE WAITING - FOR CIVIL R.IGHTS ILL FR THE HOUSE. WHENEVER. THE ~ - - - C N RESS EN - ARE ABLE T GET ONE THROUGH. ___... - ---- - T I I T IV I I u Tt T Al - V H EEKE ~ Lll c - PLETE N ALL T TE - r, . CTUALLY, T IS IS U GESTION FR o cow • ft L _ v_r ~ ~~ UCLEA~ T ST BAN. WH l t; ■ ) / \ W UL AKE AN EXCEPTION - OF SALL UNDERGR UND EXPLOSIONS. THESE NOT EA YT DETECT. BECAUSE THE ) HOC ' AVES - CA RESE BLE' THOSE OF EAR.THQUAKF.S. NO THE S VIETS CME BACK, SAVIN~ - LETS INCLUDE THE SMALL SUBTEij A EAN BLASTS IN A GENERAL p~nHIBITION . .) ,, . EA WHILE - H VE THE SCIENTISTS AKE STU IES FOR NAYS F D _ T CT I i.=, THE- . - C,I - 0 - ~ - 0 - - - AT THE GE EV D1SAij. A ENT C FEijE CE, T AV, THE U 1.A.NSR.EJCTEDA E - Tft EA ' D-FF{A ' AGRE NT T 2 T p p E IL I y AP NS. T I K y p T HE --- Tl T P C . / U LE - THEF{ES A E T T . 1 I A~ E T. THE sea Tl L RI - TH T P CE LY PAT F THE H L U L R. p L . AT THE SAW TI E, THE EST ISSUED A DECL RATION - TH TA~ RICAN F R_CES WILL NOT BE WITHD~AWN FROM EUROPE, U TIL A ENERAL f AR A ENT AGR.EE ENT IS IN EFFECT. -lfJ A ~ EVEN THEN - A INTERNATIONAL MILITARY FORCE Ill 9E ECE ARY T K EP THE PEACE. L I T ER. (:, T F U A, H ES y -"L VI L KA" . ' . E, ~ ) ~ - PL NE - I ~~ I F RA L IN . THEFlE AS A /\ ATTLE F HI EUN Fl E., THE L E - HIT REPEATEDLY. UT F C TR L - A C ASHI~ IN AR.BY SWAP. ITH D FLOWN F FLO I A, AN IN IT ERE, AN THE PIL T - WOUN ED IN THE LE Y U FIRE. THE C -PIL T UNI JURED. THE I ~EDIATE W RD FR . HAV NA WAS - AT THE PURP E F THE FllrHT AS TO PICK UP ANTI-CASTR CUBAN~ Ll\S IFIED - AS'' AR CRIMI LS." TH SCHEE BEIN - T S U ,LE T UT OF THE CU TRY ... FOR CUBANS - A.RESTED. LATER U IT D PRESS CORRESPON ET ILT CARR I TERVIEWE THE PIL T . H IDENTIFIED HI ELF ASL UIS U . 2 UT - HAT ILE AL I I. H E T SU GLE O U ANTI- T~ CU S. THEY ' RE , RELY - A FI SH I TR I . TUR T I - HE THE C PASS ENT UT OF ER· fH PIL T - T~YI T _ GET HIS BEARIN S WHE THE PLANE A Hr n N - sv cA TR ls s LDIERS. U_£_ SO THAT; THIS EVENIN~ ffl THE STATE OF AFFAI S I A INCIDENT WHICH THE CASTR PEOPLE A~E CALLING - A OTHER CASE FAN AMERICAN PLANE VI LAT ING CUBAN TE R.R IT RY. T F I A K F V VI L E CE - S UTH FRIC~ I I T E ' I ST F V T F A IV I TA CE. TIVE F IC s p TE TI ,... I T E .:t UL TIO HICH E . I ES THE T C y ID TIFIC . Tl p SES AT ALL Tl s. PAT - F T UTH FRICA P LICY F ACIAL ,RE I ON. T J H NESBU , PAN- F ICAN C N RESS LAUNCH D PR ftA - T DEFY THE LA 1TH NON-VI LENCE. TO ) T THE SELVES RJtESTED. P CK THE JAILS - AND SWAMP J T E CU TS 1TH HU REDS F ASES. NE RESULT - THE AUTH ITI S flEFU ING TO AK ARRESTS. D UT I T I S NEAR JOHA NESBUR - TR ll9LE BR KE " UT. THE ST - HAftPVILLE. HERE H UE COD OF TIVES - A IL AP LIC CO POUND. BOB ~DJ G IT - 1TH T ES. TE POLICE - OPENI I Ej 1TH HEAVY L SS F LIF . AT LEAST THIRTY-FOUR I TERS - KILLED . THE WHOLE AREA SEALED FF - I AD ER US AND EXPLOSIVE SITUATION. F I I F TH FE L VI Tl A E CY, T AV, . L TH T TH I L I LI E F THI TF{Y UT E . y - R.ES . .) ) H AZY J K TE s. IVE .,) ILLY , s - F s PL E . I TI F FICI L FRA K y L H G EAS N T EA ~RY - NSI ERi G HAT HAPPENED. HE LEFT HI H E IN IN IANAPOLIS - TO INVESTIG TE TR.A IC Al CASH IN TELL CITY, AD, HILE HE AS G NE, ' IFE ~ T PH E CALL, SAVI - THAT THE PLANE, IN ' H ICH H R HU BA D AS RETUR IN , ULD BE BLO N TO _ CES Y A 8 UT RS. EY LDS ER.ELY L U~HED AT THAT. BECAUSE H HUSBA ING ACK, 1TH A 0TH FEDEF{AL VI TI FF I I L - BY AUT O I LE. H AX 2 THEN, LATEij, SHE TELEPHONED THE HOME OF THAT OTHER OFFICIAL, AND HE SAID - YES, HE HAD FtETUFtNED BY CAR. BUT "EYNOLDS HAD ijEMAINED BEHIND AND WAS GOING TO FLY HOME. THE WIFE ... PANIC STRICKEN. SK CALLED THE FBI. / WHICH FOUND REYNOLDS• FlEAD Yi - TO ~ A PLANE. SO THERE WAS A Ff\ANT IC SEARCH) A NOTH I NG FOUNE . TfME WHOLE TH I NG - , A CR.UEL, EVEN A CFU MI NA IL - HOAX. DANCE TODAY, THE SUPREME COJRT AVE DECISIONS IN CASES OF PROFOUND LEGAL IMPORTANC~ INCLUDING THE - 5 ~ QUESTION - WAS, OR WAS NOT, ATHOMPSON DANCING ... IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, SAM,_,A COLORED CUSTOMEij, WAS IN A TAVERN. WHERE, HE APPARENTLY - DINED ON J MACARONI AND BEER. THE JUKE BOX WAS BLARING - AND WHAT DID SAM nof .. THE CHA~GE AGAINST HIU - DANCING. SAM, SO INSPlijED BY THE JAZZ RHYTHMS - THAT HE JUMPED UP AND DID SOME FANCY STEPS. VIOLATING A LOUISVllLE · ~EGULATION - WHICH FO~BIDS DANCING IN A TAVEijN. BUT SAM SAID - HE WAS.JUST TAPPING HIS FOOT. WHICH HE COULD HARDLY KEEP F~OM DOING - THE JUKE BOX WAS THAT ENTRANCING. HE AS C NVICTED AND FINED - TWENTY DOLLARS. HICH LEFT HIM - NO APPEAL TO THE KENTUCKY COURTS. THE FINE - TOO SMALL FOR CONSIDERATION. __ _Qi - 2 So m Thom • son made his peal - to the supreme court oft . e United St tes. ich, toda y, set aside the conviction. The igh tribunal rulin - that there was no real evidence that am was dancing. Sam might have been merely - tap p ing his foot say the high justices of the highest court in the land. And now - let's switch for a couple of thousand miles and see if we can ick up a message from Dick Noel. WIFE I DONT SUPPOSE ITS PROPE~ FOR AN AME~ICAN - TO MAKE AP~ TEST · AGAINST THE DECISION OF A BRITISH JUDGE. BUT E CE~TAINLY CANNOT AGREE WITH A VE~DICT GIVEN av A JUDGE IN LONDON. A VE~DICT - ) AGAINST EDWA~D CARTER. WHO TESTIFIED - THAT, IN THE J FIRST YEAR OF MA~~IED LIFE, THE FOLLOWING HAPPENED:- IN THE PijESENCE OF HIS STEPMOTHER - HIS WIFE SLAPPED HIS FACE~~THE PRESENCE or HIS BijOTHEflS. SHE WENT AT HIM tlKE • VIOLENT FURY. ANOTHE~ TIME, A.. " SHE THREW A POTTED PLANT AT HIM.1PBUT HEFlE IS THE WORST OF ALL. HIS WIFE - HID THE TEA AND SUGAR F~OM HH .,~.;-vea AN ENGLISHM N - r HIS TEA°! j)..4~) ~ . ,.._, ' ~ ~ . l " V • NEVERTHELESS, THE LONDO JUDGE THREW rur THE CA~. STATING ... "THIS IS JUST THE ORDINARY WEAR AND TEAij OF AflRIE _ D L I F E - ~ -4 I\Ji-l"~m; JUDGE.~, ~/'CANT BE THAT BAD.