Kennedy Children Reburied Beside President at Arlington
The infant children of President Kennedy were reinterred beside his grave at Arlington National Cemetery after a brief private service. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died within 40 hours of birth in August 1963, and a daughter born dead in 1956 was also laid to rest with Kennedy.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Brazilian Senator Fires Pistol in Senate Shootout
In Brasilia a senatorial clash ended with Arnon de Melo firing three shots at Silvestre Pericles but missing. Sen. Joao Carrala was fatally wounded during surgery. Both Alagoas officials were detained as an investigating committee is formed. The feud appears personal, not political.
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Acre
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Joao Agripino
Agripino
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Joao Goulart
Labor Party
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Ohio State Survey Notes Smallest Cow Population Yet
Ohio State University surveyors report the U S cow herd at a record low while American agriculture reports an all time milk output of 125.8 billion pounds in the period surveyed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Agriculture Surveyors
Cotton Delays New Hampshire Primary Campaign Plans
Senator Norris Cotton says he will delay his New Hampshire presidential primary efforts until Senator Barry Goldwater signals readiness to run. Cotton, leading a committee to place Goldwater on the March 10 ballot, has had no talks with Goldwater since Kennedy's assassination. He notes Johnson's civil rights stance may affect Goldwater's southern base.
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10000 Gallons Whiskey Spill Shocks Orrville
In Orrville Ohio a 15 car derailment on a Pennsylvania freight train caused a tank car to overturn spilling 10000 gallons of whiskey. Bystanders were seen sampling the liquid as investigators note the town bans whiskey sales by the drink.
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Orrville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Laotian Intelligence Chief Killed in Ambush Near Vientiane
Col. Lev Levang head of Laos Deuxieme Bureau was assassinated as he arrived home on the outskirts of Vientiane. The neutralist faction leader was killed instantly after attackers fired from about 100 yards away with multiple automatic weapons. The motive remains unclear.
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Warren Appointed Deputy Director in Chile-California Program
Earl Warren Jr., son of Chief Justice Earl Warren, was named deputy director of the Chile-California program of the Alliance for Progress by Gov. Edmund G. Brown. The 20 year old Sacramento attorney will earn 18400 dollars yearly and helped Brown’s 1966 campaign against Richard Nixon. The program supports technical cooperation between Chile and California.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren Jr
United States
Alliance For Progress
Edmund G. Brown
Warren
Brown
Richard M. Nixon
California
Chile
U.S. Experts Predict Rising Farm Exports to 1968
U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that exports of American farm crops will top $6 billion by 1968. The projection suggests strong demand for crops abroad as farmers expand production to meet future markets.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Black Muslim Heir Apparent Is Suspended
New York AP report says Plijah Muhammad suspends his heir apparent Malcolm X Shabazz over comments tied to the Kennedy assassination. Shabazz, 56, faces release in 1966. Muhammad notes Shabazz spoke for no one but himself and the Nation of Islam reacts to the event.
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Black Muslim Movement
Malcolm X Shabazz
Kennedy
Malcolm X
Muhammad
Keeler Goes On Trial In Old Bailey Perjury Case
Christine Keeler, 21, a central figure in the Profumo scandal, appears at London's Old Bailey with three others on charges of perjury and conspiracy to subvert justice. Paula Hamilton Marshall Olive Brooker and Rudolph Fenton face related counts. all plead not guilty.
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Christine Keeler
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Old Bailey
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Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Olive Brooker
Profumo
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Obscurity Falls as Ward Trial Denies Big Political Ties
A fragment notes that the Ward trial and Lord Denning's inquiry into the scandal failed to implicate major political figures, despite rumors. The passage underscores fading attention to the matter.
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Lord Denning
Hokah Girl Wins 4 H Scholarship
Barbara Horihan 18 from Hokah Minnesota earned an $800 college scholarship for 4 H Club work in home economics in Chicago AP reported on Wednesday night.
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Chicago
Barbara Horihan
Hokah, Minn
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