Kennedy aides clash with Johnson on Air Force One flight
Look magazine excerpts describe a tense Dallas to Washington leg after Kennedy’s assassination. Mrs. Kennedy sat away from Johnson on Air Force One while aides argued over autopsy timing and coffin handling, with confrontations among Kennedy and Johnson loyalists and the press.
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Belman Morin
NEW York
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dallas
Washington
William Manchester
Manchester
Godfrey Hugh
Air Force
Kennedy
Look Magazine
Johnson
Air Force One
Kilduff
Los Angeles
Parkland Hospital
Love Field
Walve Law
Kennedy says Gaulle could aid Hanoi contacts in peace talks
Senator Robert F. Kennedy told President Johnson that France could provide meaningful contacts with Hanoi but he did not bring any peace feelers from Europe. He said De Gaulle insisted on a US withdrawal timetable, shaping skepticism about overt negotiations.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Hanoi
Kennedy
White House
Newsweek
New York Democrat
Ing
Nicholas Katzenbach
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Vietnam
Katzenbach
New York
de Gaulle
City lifts 33 year liquor ban in west Austin
Austin council unanimously removes the liquor sale prohibition west of St Paul Street after 33 years. Delegations protest but observers note licenses will not increase and placements will be set by council and planning commission. The meeting also covers zoning changes near Gulf Oil land and a police department sedan bid.
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Austin Council
Old St. Paul Street
1St St. W
West
Planning Commission
Vogel
Austin
St. Paul Street
Sherman
City Planning Commission
14Th St
The
Gulf Oil Co
Giant Power Hook Up To Connect U S Canada
Power officials switch on a test linking the United States and Canada in a vast grid covering 265000 miles of lines and 245 million kilowatts. The project, directed from Watertown South Dakota, aims to prevent future blackouts by balancing cross continental demand and emergencies.
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S.C
United States
Canada
Bureau of Reclamation
Missouri River Basin
Bureau
Prairie
South Dakota
Frank Lachicotte
Stewart L. Udall
Atlantic Coast Blizzard Grips 14 States and Chicago
A massive blizzard spreads from the Carolinas to Maine, forcing airport closures, school shutdowns, and gridlocked roads. In Chicago crews remove 1,426 abandoned cars as snow emergency plans mobilize city services and transit usage rises amid widespread disruptions.
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Chicago
Gary
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
East
Carolinas
Maine
New York
Washington
Dulles International
Schedule of Pages Late News-2 VS.Mkt.-5 Area-3 Society-6
A compact page index from the late news section listing page allocations for departments including Editorial Sports Comics and Classifieds. Highlights include area designations and section numbers guiding readers to market and society items, editorials and sports coverage.
Weather outlook: cloudy with light snow possible midweek
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of light snow by late Wednesday. Warmer temperatures are expected Wednesday with lows near zero to 8 below and highs around 16 to 22.
UAW Pledges $3 Million to Independent Labor Drive
The United Auto Workers union plans to commit about $3 million to an independent drive embracing labor action and aiding unions in trouble with employers. The move回应 a rift with AFL CIO leadership led by George Meany.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
UAW
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Aflcio
Reuther
Industrial Union Department
Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Hoffa Seeks Stay Of Prison Sentence In Appeal
Hoffa asks the 6th Circuit and the U S Supreme Court to halt his imprisonment while challenging a jury tampering conviction. He contends telephone taps during the Chattanooga trial violated rights. The appeals court allotted two hours for each side's arguments, double typical time.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Chattanooga, Tenn
Justice Department
Appeals Court
Could Use Bay for Shellfish Farming
A Japanese expert says Narragansett Bay could become a leading center for shellfish farming. Dr. Takeo Imai of Tohoku University told a University of Rhode Island audience the bay has the size, tide range and nutrient supply needed for shellfish farming.
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Kington
R.I
Narragansett Bay
Takeo Imai
Tohoku University
Sendai
Japan
University of Rhode Island
Woman’s body found in Rochester hotel blaze ruins
The body of a woman visiting her hospitalized husband was found in the fire-blackened Norton Hotel in Rochester. Two other persons died in the blaze.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Norton Hotel
Goldberg to Tour Southeast Asia Not a Peace Mission
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg announced plans for an extensive Southeast Asia trip covering a dozen nations. He clarified the trip is not a peace mission and emphasized its broader U.S. diplomatic purpose.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Rochester Man Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department announced Monday night that Sgt. David W. Wehrs of Rochester Minnesota and Pfc Harold F. Berg Jr of Rhame North Dakota have died in action in Vietnam. Wehrs wife Jeraldine resides in Rochester. Both men were serving with Army units from Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Defense Department
David W. Wehrs
Jeraldine
Rochester
Minn
Pfe
Harold FE. Berg Jr
Rhame
N.D
Smallest Harris Quint Dies in Brooklyn Pneumonia Complications
Tiny Talitha Harris, the smallest of four surviving quintuplets, died at 4:15 a.m. in Brooklyn after pneumonia complications. A Jewish Hospital spokesman said her condition deteriorated about 24 hours earlier.
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New York
Talitha Harris
Harris
Jewish Hospital of
Brooklyn
Young Marine Receives Posthumous Medal of Honor
Secretary of the Navy to present the Medal of Honor to Lance Corporal Joe C. Paul of Vandalia Ohio posthumously for heroic actions in Vietnam 1965. Paul a fire team leader in the 3rd Marine Division sacrificed himself to cover wounded comrades during Operation Starlight, dying after being wounded.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Callie Paul
Lance Cpl
Joe C. Paul
Vandalia
Ohio
Vietnam
U.S
Paul
Powell Faces Hurdles in Charging Fellow Congressmen
Washington AP reports Rep. Vernon W. Thomson says there is no ready made forum in Congress to bring charges against a fellow member. Powell barred from seating pending investigation may name names but creating a new select committee would be required for hearings. The nine man special committee will meet Wednesday with Powell and counsel expected to attend.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House
Powell
Vernon W. Thomson
Rwis
Thomson
No Change in Russ Attitude After Wilson Kosygin Talks
In London Kosygin and Wilson opened three hour private talks at Downing Street with no apparent shift in Soviet stance on Vietnam. Kosygin pressed for U S bombing halt before peace talks, while Wilson backed a new prolonged pause to clear the air for a peace initiative. Officials offered no detail on Washington London exchanges.
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Vietnam
Alexei Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Kosygin
Britain
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Washington
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