Europe Doubts Kennedy Oswald Assassination Causes
European press across communist and non communist outlets questions the full truth behind Kennedy and Oswald cases. Critics condemn Dallas police for televising Oswald and call Dallas a city of oil, cattle and violence while urging scrutiny of motive and timing and noting conflicting rifle-fire timings.
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Daily Worker
Cuba Aligns With Moscow on Kennedy Assassination Probe
In Havana the Communist regime backed Moscow’s view that the far right caused Kennedy’s assassination. A Foreign Ministry statement blamed powerful U S reactionaries for concealing the intellectual authors and true motives behind the crime.
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Peking Tests Johnson For SE Asia Weakness
Peking challenges Johnson amid signs of intensified U S action pending in South Vietnam Laos and potential crises in Korea and Cambodia The Chinese denounce Johnson as Kennedy loyalist and threaten renewed aggression The Pathet Lao and North Korea issue harsh statements with renewed anti U S campaigns and possible fresh clashes along the 38th parallel
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British Criminals Face Crackdown
Home Secretary Henry Brooke told the House of Commons he plans to crack down on criminals in the British Isles. He spoke in support of a bill to increase police powers and said he intends to make life a great deal harder for criminals.
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UPI
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Oswald Visa Request Reported by Cuba Radio
Cuban government said Oswald sought a visa Sept. 27 to travel through Cuba to the Soviet Union. The request was denied as he lacked authorization from the Soviet Union. Havana radio broadcast the statement monitored in Miami.
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Bomb deliveries target Latin American candidates in U S backed plot
U S Colonel reports that five bombs were seized after two exploded near political figures Raul Leoni and others. Packages were delivered via Serviston Messenger Service. One bomb reached a U S embassy official but failed to detonate. Police cited battery issues and upside down opening as causes.
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Johnson lauds Secret Service agent who shielded him in Dallas
President Johnson commends Rufus W. Youngblood, the Secret Service agent who vaulted into the car, pushed him to the floor, and shielded him with his own body during Kennedy's assassination in Dallas. The president sent a letter to Secret Service Chief James J. Rowley praising the agent's valiant act and saying he deserves the highest commendation.
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Kennedy Letter Sways Vote Against Wheat Sale Curbs
In a late Senate session, leaders defeated a bill barring Export Import Bank guarantees for U S wheat sales to Communist nations. A letter from the late President Kennedy, read by Senate leader Mike Mansfield, urged defeat, stating American exporters would suffer more than Communists if the measure passed.
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Prisoners Freed in South Vietnam After Coup
More than 800 political prisoners of the Ngo Dinh Diem regime were released from hidden prisons since the November 1 coup. The new Vietnam left military government announced that the underground jails have been found and cleared around the capital, according to the director general of police.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Nhu Children Enter Paris School Amid Move from Rome
In Paris two children of Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived from Rome to enroll in school. The youths are Le Thuy aged 18 and Le Quyen aged 11. Nhu’s other children Trac, 15, and Le Quyen, 4, stayed behind in Rome.
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Johnson pledges UN backing after Kennedy tribute
President Johnson pledged full U S backing for practical UN moves to keep the peace and aid developing nations. Ambassador Stevenson delivered the pledge at a General Assembly tribute to Kennedy, saying the United States maintains a single policy beyond personal leaders.
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