Oswald Portrait Highlights A Self Centered Delinquent
Washington AP reports Oswald emerges as a spoiled, undisciplined 24 year old ex Marine who boasted of books he read yet could not spell, wandered jobs, and drifted from U S to the Soviet Union and back. He proclaimed Marxist leanings while seeking self aggrandizement, never achieving stability or support for his family. The piece contemplates possible conspiratorial links but stresses his personal failings and delusions.
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Washington
Lee
Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Soviet Union
Dallas
Mexico
Europe
New York
Moscow
United States
Minsk
Questionable Oswald link to Castro and Cuba trip
The text argues he courted both pro and anti Castro stances, visited the Cuban Consulate in Mexico City for a Cuba and Soviet visa, and stormed out when denied. It questions if he acted alone as a revolutionary, contrasting with true revolutionaries who work through organizations.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Soviet Union
Oswald
Moscow
Kennedy
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Johnson Nomination Doubt Mentioned by GOP Leader
Colorado Senator Peter Dominick says it isn t necessarily true that President Johnson will be the Democratic candidate in 1964. He indicates a definite possibility that Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota could secure the Democratic presidential nomination.
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New York
Colorado
Peter K. Dominick
Johnson
Dominick
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Key Union Asks Raise of Railroads
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, a key union in the current work rules dispute, seeks a 25 percent wage hike plus supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage. The group, with about 78,000 members, joined pressure after arbitration board recommendations could cut up to 33,000 firemen jobs. Negotiations under the Emergency Rail Arbitration Law target wages and related issues. failure could send the case back to Congress on February 25.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Congress
Arbitration Board
Ruby Trial Delay Seen to February
Dallas AP reports rising signs of a delay in the murder trial of Jack Ruby, the 52 year old owner of a downtown strip joint, held in Dallas County Jail with bond set after the Oswald shooting. Defense lawyer Tom Howard voiced possible postponement for Ruby, while federal agents and police continue evidence work and Oswald notes are reviewed. Howard expects state murder charges may push trial back to February.
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Oswald
Tom Howard
Ruby
Atty
Hary Wade
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard
Dallas
U.S
Los Angeles
Cartoonist Jimmy Hatto Dies at 65 in Carmel
James Cecil Hatlo known for They'll Do It Every Time and Little Todine died Sunday at 65 in Carmel Community Hospital after a heart attack. Born in Providence, R I, he rose from Los Angeles Times apprentice to Hearst King Features syndication star appearing in 700 newspapers worldwide.
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Carmel
Cal
James
Jimmy) Hatto
Hearst King
Carmel Community Hospital
San Francisco
The
Eagle
James Cecil Hatlo
Providence
R. I
California
Los Angeles Times
Hatlo
Times
Call
Hatle
William Randolph Hearst
Trumpeter Swan Count Up To 800 in Aided Comeback
The Interior Department reports a population boom for trumpeter swans once thought extinct. From 1932 counts of 57 adults and 12 young rose to over 800 this year with many reintroduced to refuges across Nevada Oregon and South Dakota. Alaska may host several hundred swans as well.
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Trumpeter Swan
Washington
Interior Department
North America
Red Rock Lakes
Yellowstone
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Fish and Wildlife Service
Alaska
Johnson's Wife Separates Holdings From Presidency
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson moved to isolate her private business holdings from potential conflicts after her husband became president. She resigned as chairman of L B J Co which controls Texas radio and television stations and transferred controlling stock in the family investment company to two trustees. President Johnson holds no direct interest in L B J.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
L.B.J. Co
Texas Radio and Television
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