Defense Lawyer Sees FBI Probe Boosting Ruby Case
Dallas AP defense attorney Tom Howard argues federal findings on the Oswald case will strengthen public support for Jack Ruby by showing no link between Ruby and Oswald. Ruby, 52, remains jailed without bond as murder trial delays loom, with District Attorney Henry Wade pursuing the death penalty. Marguerite Oswald contends her son acted alone and criticizes authorities in a Fort Worth interview.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Tom Howard
Henry Wade
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
U.S
Russia
Vote Heavy in Spite of Red Violence in Venezuela
Raul Leoni led unofficial returns as about 3.4 million Venezuelans, roughly 96 percent of eligible voters, cast ballots despite death threats from pro Communist terrorists. Uslar Pietri led Caracas tallies while violence persisted with a police agent killed and his wife wounded in a gun battle between terrorists and security forces.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Democratic Action Party
Leoni
Arturo Uslar Pietri
Rafael Caldera
Social Christian Party
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Popular Democratic Party
Raul Ramos Gimenez
Democratic Action
German Borregales
Uslar Pietri
For National Liberation
Betancourt
Search continues for missing plane in Rose Peak area
Ground and air units focus on 8,700foot Rose Peak in eastern Arizona as a four aboard private plane vanished last week en route from Amarillo to Gila Bend. The four McCoy family members are believed aboard, with wreckage chances deemed small and CAP set to pause if no leads emerge.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Rose Peak
Arizona
Alpine
Jerry Hustin
Gail McCoy
Gila Bend
Rothra
Rodney
Andrea
McCoys
Rockwell City
Iowa
Amarillo
Tex
McCoy
St. Johns
Hustin
Civil Air Patrol
New Mexico Civil Air Patrol
Heritage House Open House Draws 800 Visitors
More than 800 people toured the Heritage House open house on Sunday as the new home for retirees welcomed guests. Co chairs Mrs Don Mitchell and Mrs Tom Magill led two events with guided tours and apartment displays followed by refreshments.
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Heritage House
Don Mitchell
Tom Magill
Hormel Reports 2 Percent Rise in Sales for Year
Hormel Co. said sales for the year ended October 26 totaled 393,739,823 dollars, up 2 percent from the prior year. Net earnings were 2,964,659 dollars, or 2.48 dollars per share, versus 3,062,370 dollars and 2.56 dollars per share in 1962.
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Austin, Minn
Hormel Co
Caimon
Cass County Bloodmobile Visit Slated in Atlantic
Cass county residents are urged to donate at the Red Cross bloodmobile in Atlantic at the First Methodist church basement on Thursday from 11 30 am to 5 30 pm The county quota is 155 pints and new plastic containers will be used to collect blood Donors may schedule times by calling Mrs C C Hansen or the Red Cross chapter office A barbecue beef sandwich lunch will be provided by the Atlantic BPO Does for each donor and a free lunch is offered to visitors Cass bloodmobile chairman Mrs Roscoe Needles notes volunteers phone residents to arrange appointments
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Cass County
Red Cross
Atlantic
C. C. Hansen
Bloodmobile
Roscoe Needles
Cass Bloodmobile
Atlantic Bloodmobile
Atlantic Bpo
Front Page JFK Assassination Shown In Iowa Slide
The Atlantic News Telegraph front page reporting President John F Kennedy's assassination on Friday Nov 22 is included in a slide presentation of U S newspaper front pages. The project, led by Donald K Woolley of the University of Iowa School of Journalism, features over 60 dailies for teaching and archival use.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
John F. Kennedy
Iowa School of Journalism
Donald K. Woolley
Wallter A Whittaker Dies From Burns In Iowa City
Walter A Whittaker aged 1 of Rose Hill died in a hospital in Iowa City on Sunday from burns suffered when kerosene used to light a coal stove exploded at his home Saturday.
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Iowa City
Walter A Whittaker
Rose Hill
Premature Baby Suzanne Jacobsen Goes Home
Suzanne Rae Jacobsen of Walnut, born Sept 11 at Atlantic Memorial hospital weighing 2 pounds 11 ounces, spent 82 days in care including 50 days in an isolette. Doctors and nurses praised her recovery as she leaves the hospital a healthy one year old.
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Suzanne Rae Jacobsen
Walnut
Herbert Jacobsen
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Suzanne
Walnut Car Plunges 50 Feet From Overpass injuring two
Mrs. Charles Walter 21 and her daughter Joan 18 months were injured when their 1962 Ford fell 50 feet off a railroad overpass south of Walnut at 11 15 Saturday. Mrs. Walter has head chest and possible internal injuries. child bruises. They were treated at Atlantic Memorial hospital.
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Charles Walter
Walnut
Joan
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Walter
Ten Are Killed in Senegal Vote Riots
In Dakar Senegal AP reports more than ten people died and about sixty wounded during national elections. President Leopold Senghor ran unopposed and won nine percent of registered voters while his Senegal Progressive Union captured the bulk of 80 legislative seats. Demonstrators were linked to extremists from the African Regroupment party, which garnered roughly four percent.
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Dakar
Senegal
Leopold Senghor
Senghor
Senegal Progressive Union
African Regroupment Party
Scientists Not Sole Solvers For Tech Problems Says Sarnoff
David Sarnoff, RCA board chairman, told the American Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem that science is too serious to be left to scientists alone. He warned technological progress will create new problems and stressed shared responsibility for solutions.
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New York
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
American Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Sarnoff
Rail Union Demands 25 Percent Wage Increase
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen served wage and benefit demands on U S railroads seeking a 25 percent raise plus supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage for its 78 000 members. The BLF&E says wage adjustments for engineers helpers and related classifications are long overdue.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington
American Association of Railroads
Congress
Arbitration
H. E. Gilbert
Blf&e
Brotherhood
Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Temps Early Next Week
Weather becomes generally fair Monday night with warmer readings in the north and lows in the upper teens to 20s in the north and south. Tuesday remains fair with warmer highs especially in the north to the south. Little change is expected Wednesday.
Survivor hugs wife aboard USS Petrel after coast guard tragedy
Robert Stanton of Norfolk, Virginia, the sole survivor of the Judy coast guard cutter, is pictured aboard the USS Petrel at Charleston naval base. The Judy sank in a fierce storm about 30 miles off Charleston, resulting in five seamen lost.
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Robert Stanton
Norfolk, Va
Petrel
Charleston
S. C
Stanton
Coast Guard
John Kei 50 Dies at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
John Kei 50 of 901 Birch street Atlantic pool hall operator died at 5 05 Sunday after a nine day hospital stay from a liver ailment. Born near Charter Oak September 28 1913 he was married to Gladys Thompson June 21 1936. Surviving are his wife three sons Gayle Kurt Gene and one daughter Julie plus five grandchildren and siblings. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday at Bolard funeral home with service by Rev R A McBisain. relatives may gathering Tuesday 7 30 to 9 PM.
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Lavern
John) Keim
Birch Street
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Charter Oak
Edward and
Harriett Scott Keim
Gladys Thompson
St. Joseph
Denison
Hans Aebischer
Bolard Funeral Home
R. A. McBisain
Jackie and Children Return to White House from Hyannis Port
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. return to Washington after a Thanksgiving weekend with the Kennedy family at Hyannis Port Massachusetts. A crowd gathered at Barnstable Airport to bid them farewell while a two engine Air Force plane carried them back to the capital. Mrs Kennedy wore black with bare head and the children in blue coats. Also with them were Mrs Lee Radziwill and Sydney Lawford, niece of the late president's sister.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Hyannis
Barnstable
Andrews Air Force Base
Two Men Die In Plane Crash Near Murray Nebraska
Two Kansas City men die when a single engine Cessna crashes into a hillside near Murray Nebraska. Cass County records identify the victims as Robert A Kerns 30 and William C Reed 43.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Kansas City
Missouri River
Murray
Cass County
James Begley
Robert A Kerns
William C Reed
Shaft plan battle nears vote on Iowa constitution change
Voters head to polls Tuesday to decide the Shaff plan for legislative apportionment. Supporters say it balances rural and urban representation. opponents warn cities could still be outvoted. The plan would cut the House to 99 seats and expand the Senate to 58, with districts reflecting population.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Shaff Pan
Soviet Editor Sees Improving U S Soviet Ties Under Kennedy
Khrushchev’s son in law Alexe Adzhubei says U S Soviet relations were improving under John F Kennedy and hopes President Johnson will continue Kennedy’s line. Adzhubei attended a Bangkok international journalists conference sponsored by the United Nations.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Alexe
Adzhubei
Izvestia
United Nations
Nine Die as Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Toll Rises
Iowa safety reports show nine killed in the Thanksgiving weekend. Two teens died Saturday when their car overturned on Highway 1 near Centerville. Wendell James Hoffman 19 and Ricard Lowell Sales 17 died. Sales later died en route to Iowa City after an ambulance collision in Albia. A twin sister and a third passenger escaped injury.
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Wendell James Hoffman
Centerville
Ricard Lowell Sales
Mystic
Sales
Iowa City
Albia
Paul Thomas
Juwa City
Hoffman
Robert
Merri
Maddalene
Dear Centersille
Salt Maddaleone
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Antonio Segni
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Whitney Young
Theational Urban League
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