World mourns Kennedy burial across nations
From Moscow to Okinawa crowds mourn leader as world pays final respects. Khrushchev and Macmillan led tributes, nations observed moments of silence, and funeral rites spanned London Parliament to Washington. GIs and leaders worldwide join in sorrow and resolve to honor his legacy.
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Nina Khrushchev
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U.S
Harold Macmillan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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Khrushchev
Foy D. Kohler
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Nehru
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Abraham Lincoln
Senate Rejects Wheat Sale Credit Ban Bill
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee voted 8 to 7 against a bill barring government guarantees on commercial credit for American wheat sold to Russia and its allies. The measure aimed to block Export-Import Bank guarantees but would not ban private sales. Senators Long and McIntyre changed their votes to aid the administration amid ongoing U S Soviet wheat negotiations and shipping rate disputes.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Jacob K. Javits
R.N.Y
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R.S.D
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Black Sea
Judge awards beard dispute damages to bus conductor
In Bradford England a judge ruled that Faiz Akbar Khan a 31 year old bus conductor was wrongly fired for refusing to shave his beard. He was awarded 55.80 in damages Bradford Corporation faced the ruling with the judge stating the beard is not unsightly and Khan is a Pakistani native and member of a Muslim sect that requires beards.
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England
UPI
Faiz Akbar Khan
Khan
Pakistan
Bradford Corporation
Johnson Blamed For Aggression in South Viet Nam
In Tokyo, Communist China accused President Johnson of urging intensified aggression in South Viet Nam. The People's Daily, cited by Beijing Radio, said Johnson issued a foreign policy directive calling for stronger U.S. action in the region. The report also noted the reported killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, accused of assassinating President Kennedy.
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China
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Peking People’s Daily
Peking Raddia
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kenneds
Marquette Students Plan World’s Longest Dribble
MILWAUKEE, Wis. UPI students at Marquette will begin the world’s longest basketball dribble Saturday, bouncing a ball from Kalamazoo to Milwaukee. The ball will be dribbled on the ferry from Muskegon to Milwaukee and carried by relay teams to the Western Michigan Marquette game on December 7.
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Wis
UPI
Marquette University
Kalamazoo
Mich
Muskegon
Western Michigan
Salvation Army to add guitars to band ensembles
London UPI report says new Salvation Army general Frederick Lee Coulis announced on Monday that bands will include guitars along with tambourines and brass. He stated the army can adapt and “get with it.”
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London
UPI
Salvation Army
Frederick Lee Coulis
Kremlin Sees Unease After Kennedy Death
AP report notes Moscow fears U S public anger toward communism after Kennedy assassination. Khrushchev’s regime, facing economic strains and a split in the world Communist camp, weighs risk of policy collapse. Izvestia fears parallels to 1933 Reichstag fire as Kremlin plans to test Johnson’s aims.
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Kennedy
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Berlin
Cuba
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Congo
Izvestia
Reichstag
Hiller
Germany
Brendan Behan Becomes a Father
In Dublin AP report Brendan Behan the Irish playwright welcomed a six pound daughter born Sunday. She is the first child for Behan and his wife Beatrice who is 38.
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Dublin Ireland
Brendan Behan
Behan
Beatrice
Delayed Wedding In Classified Ad
A London Times classified ad quotes Christine Darling apologizing for missing their wedding date due to changing advertising agencies. The ad notes they will wed later and is signed by a copy writer.
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UPI
London Times
Christine Darling
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