Trans-Canada Jet Crashes Near Montreal 115 Dead
A Trans-Canada Airlines DC8 crashed near Therese de Blainville north of Montreal killing 118 aboard. Rescue halted as rain and mud slowed efforts. government ordered an immediate investigation.
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France
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Staten Island
New York
George James Mclliraith
Ottawa
Transport Department
Betancourt Urges Act Against Cuban Regime Amid Threats
President Betancourt called for definitive action by American nations to end Castro’s Cuba, signaling possible armed intervention. Venezuela filed aggression charges with the OAS over arms found near Caracas and warned of threats from the FALN group linked to the coup attempt.
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Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Cuba
Marcos Fal
Con Briceno
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Falcon Briceno
Foreign Ministry
U.S
FALN
James K. Chenault
Associated Press
Trinidad
Castro
Students Riot Over Facilities
Paris AP reports students protesting crowded classrooms costly textbooks and housing faced police in the Latin Quarter. Demonstrators attempted to march on Sorbonne as police in riot gear broke up crowds with charges, beatings, and arrests amid demands for education minister resignation.
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Paris
Sorbonne University
Britain vows effort for East West coexistence
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home pledged to use British diplomacy for genuine coexistence between East and West. He said Britain must maintain nuclear leadership and ally with the United States, rejecting a middleman role. He hinted at answering a Russian invitation to show initiative in reconciliation after Kennedy's funeral.
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London
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Washington
Kennedy
Meader Halts Kennedy Imitations After Kennedy’s Death
Vaughn Meader, famed for his Kennedy imitations, says he will not perform the impersonations again. He asked to postpone two nightclub shows scheduled for later this month and next out of respect for the late president.
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New York
Vaughn Meader
Kennedy
Meader
Oswald's Half-Brother Joins U S Air Force in Texas
Sgt. John E. Pic, a laboratory technician at Wilford Hall Hospital Lackland AFB San Antonio, is Oswald's half-brother and has a solid military record. Pic, father and mother divorced, plans to buy a home and raise three children ages 10 6 and 3. He has seen Oswald once in 11 years and will not speak to the press.
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San Antonio, Tex
Air Force
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
John E. Pic
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
Sgt
Pic
Oswald
Wald
J. W. Humphryes Jr
Public Information Office
Living Costs Set New Record High
Washington reports the consumer price index rose to 107.2 in the 1957 59 base, a record driven by higher housing transportation and recreation costs while food fell. The BLS will overhaul the index in January to include services funeral costs and taxes and broaden foods and cities.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Johnson names War ren panel to probe Kennedy assassination
President Johnson named a seven member bipartisan commission led by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate the Kennedy assassination. The group will study all facts and report to the President and the American people. FBI and a Texas inquiry accompany the effort. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP met Johnson to discuss civil rights and jobs while defense budgeting drew attention from the White House.
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Kennedy
Lee Henry Oswald
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D-Ga
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R-Ky
Hale Boggs
D-La
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D-Mich
Allen W. Dulles
CIA
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New York
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United States
FBI
Texas
Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Attorney General of
Special Commission
Warren
Andrew T. Hatcher
John F. Kennedy
Wilkins
NAACP
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Crescent Manor Nursing Home Planned At Crescent Boulevard
David and Marie Alexander of Fairview Nursing Home announce plans to build Crescent Manor a 50 bed facility on eight and a half acres at the top of Crescent Boulevard between Crescent Boulevard and Grandview Street. Gerald E Morrissey Construction Co has the contract with an estimated cost of 213000 and ground breaking is expected soon awaiting completion in about six months. Architect Ernest L Erickson of Rutland designed the building with med grade standards.
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David and Marie Alexander
Prospect St
Fairview
Elm St
Gerald E. Morrissey Construction Co
Crescent Manor
Crescent Boulevard
Grandview Street
Ernest L. Erickson
Rutland
Autopsy Finds Oswald Healthy Despite Fatal Wounds
Dallas County medical examiner Dr. Earl F. Rose said the autopsy on Lee Harvey Oswald showed he was physically healthy with no brain disease or heart damage beyond hemorrhage from a gunshot wound. The report details extensive abdominal injuries from the bullet and notes no food in the stomach from the morning of his death.
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Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Earl F. Rose
Dallas County
John F. Kennedy
Rose
Oswald
Inside Look Frames Winter Ahead and Kennedy Biographer
A noted Kennedy biographer discusses the long winter ahead. The interview recalls President Kennedy and offers insights into his era. A new book review covers interracial adoption themes and related commentary.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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