Johnson Urges Forward Surge After Kennedy Death
President Johnson in a Thanksgiving address pledges a new American greatness and work ahead. He names Cape Canaveral’s launch complex Cape Kennedy and designates moon pads as John F. Kennedy Space Center. He calls for ending hatred and fanaticism as he moves to govern.
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Soviets Announce Pacific Rocket Tests Amid Space Race
President Johnson faced a new challenge as Tass reported a series of Soviet rocket tests in the Pacific beginning next Monday and lasting nearly two months. The tests are framed as scientific research for outer space exploration and are tied to the broader effort to land men on the moon.
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House Liberals Plot Revolt in Congress
Washington report says Johnson faces a revolt by liberal Democrats, led by Rep Richard Bolling, aimed at punishing members who refuse national party ticket support. Bolling criticizes Congress and calls for loyalty reforms to alter power structure.
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Ohio plans $38 million three year park expansion
Gov. Rhodes unveiled a three year program to add cabins at Lake Hope and expand Ohio parks with ten new beaches, 6000 more campsites, 27 boat docks and 29,292 acres of land. Funding includes bonds, natural resources and federal monies with revenue to finance via rentals and concessions.
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Castroites Lose In Venezuela Fight
Venezuela's pro Communist FALN terrorists appear to have lost their bid to cancel Sunday elections as the army remains neutral and public rallies draw large crowds. Betancourt successor Paul Leoni leads six opponents while the urban majority shows little sympathy for militant terrorism. The FALN's decline traces to the Cuban missile crisis revealing Cuba as a satellite.
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200000 Visit Grave Of Kennedy
Crowds of more than 200000 visit Arlington National Cemetery on Thanksgiving to honor John F Kennedy. Four granddaughters pick chrysanthemums for the grave as Mrs Kennedy prays amid a gray day. Traffic slows and many walk to the cemetery overlook by the Potomac River.
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Ruby's Attorney Seeks Live Telecast of Trial
Dallas defense lawyer Tom Howard urged that the murder trial of Ruby be televised from the courtroom, arguing for live telecasts while Judge Joe Brown weighs admitting cameras. Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald as he was moved between jails.
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Crime Rate Increase Noted In Ohio Cities
FBI figures show Ohio's large cities mirror a national rise in felonies during January through September 1963. Cleveland reports increases across all crime categories, with 64 homicides, up 20 from 1962, while Youngstown shows a decline in seven-category totals. nationwide serious crimes rose 10 percent.
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Churchill to be 89 as birthday approaches this weekend
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, aging well at 89, enjoying a recent dinner with The Other Club founded with Lord Birkenhead in 1911. A family spokesman notes his appetite and health remain strong while Ohio Contractors Association hosts its annual convention with Sen. John G. Tower addressing delegates.
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PBS Will Pick New Advisers
Washington report notes Lyndon Johnson will form a White House advisory team drawing from Kennedy era aides. Candidates include Bill Moyers, Theodore Sorensen, Kenneth O'Donnell, and Horace Busby as potential top aide or speechwriter.
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Cape Renamed Kennedy Center for Moon Mission
Cape Canaveral becomes Cape Kennedy in honor of martyred John F. Kennedy the blastoff point for moon trips renamed by President Johnson. The vast launch facilities now bear the John F. Kennedy Space Center name drawing favorable comments but impacting local businesses and signaling momentum for the man in the moon program. Governor Bryant and space executives saw the action as moving ahead while Cocoa Beach residents welcomed the change.
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Decision Pending in Domer Death Case
A three judge panel may deliver its verdict today in the first degree murder case of Robert K. Domer charged with murdering Akron fruit peddler Howard F. Riddle by arson last April. The court resumed deliberations after reviewing testimony from a 19 day trial amid requests for the death penalty.
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Kennedys Secluded in Hyannis Port Amid Rainy Reunion
Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children remained secluded at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port Massachusetts as heavy rain set a somber tone for a reunion with her in law parents. Senator Edward M Kennedy joined his mother for the second Mass and said the parents and the widow were bearing up well. In Cleveland Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver a chief architect of Israel's state and a longtime world Jewry leader died of a heart attack. In Moscow Red Star accused Britain of seeking to boost military preparations and widen the cold war.
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Vinton County Man Emmett Lowe Dies After Berserk Episode
Emmett Lowe sixty of near Radhels is found dead at home after firing a shotgun blast at a relative’s car and self inflicted wound. He had threatened his family earlier and died about 2 45 pm Thanksgiving day. His son Tom, an active tubercular, was held after eluding officers then returned to Franklin County hospital. Wrights funeral home arranging arrangements.
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Homeless After Blaze In Glouster Displaces Six
Six residents left homeless after a 12 room three family home on Locust Street burned early today in Glouster. Defective wiring is the suspected cause as fire spread through walls and floors. Miss Deliah Dixon and others were safely led out by Aaron Wade and firefighters. Firemen answered at 5 30 a.m. with two trucks and ten men on the scene.
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