Senate Assassination Probe Launched in Kennedy Case
The Senate Judiciary Committee with the Justice Department opened an inquiry into the Kennedy assassination and Oswald slaying. Senator James Eastland leads the panel with hearings expected after a Christmas recess, aiming to compel testimony under perjury fears.
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Illinois
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Judiciary Committee
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U.S. Asst. Atty
Herbert John Miller Jr
Oswald
Miller
Stock Exchange Rally Continues After Record Day
New York and American stock exchanges prepared for another heavy session as prices surged after Kennedy's assassination. The Dow rose 32.03 to 743.52, the S P 500 up 2.77 to 72.38, and NYSE volume reached 9,320,000 shares, the largest since May 31, 1962, signaling confidence in Johnson's administration and European steadiness amid a weekend surge of buy orders.
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Stock Exchange
Galli-Curci Dies at 81 World Opera Star
Mme Amelita Galli-Curci died at 81 in La Jolla California after a long career as a leading coloratura soprano. Born in Milan she trained in piano and voice, debuted in Milan, and rose to fame with Chicago and Metropolitan Opera stages. She retired in 1938 after a goiter operation and made 144 recordings.
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LA Jolla
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Amelita Galli-Curci
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Mme. Galli-Curci
California
Homer Samuel
Rancho Santa Fe
Gilda
Italy
U.S
Chicago
Europe
Metropolitan Opera
Chicago Opera
Metropolitan
Selassie in Spain Arrives After Kennedy Funeral
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived in Madrid from the United States and was greeted by Generalissimo Francisco Franco. He attended President Kennedy's funeral in Washington Monday.
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UPI
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Ethiopia
United States
Francisco Franco
Selassie
Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy helps pass library bill sought by Jack
Senator Edward M. Kennedy returns to the Senate briefly to vote for a library aid bill requested by President Kennedy. The measure passed 89 to 7 before Kennedy left the chamber after receiving condolences.
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Jack Had
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Kennedy
IMP in Orbit To Get Data On Radiation
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP Interplanetary monitoring platform IMP launches to study solar flares and radiation forecasting for lunar missions. Officials report IMP performed flawlessly aboard a nine foot Delta rocket with a path range of 125 to 173600 miles. exact trajectory to be known in a day or two.
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Cape Canavieral
U.S
Project
Rail Arbitration Rulings Stir New Rail Dispute
The arbitration panel ruling eliminating about 30,000 diesel fireman jobs triggers new court challenges from two unions and renews conflict over wages and crew sizes. Local binding decisions and a three member adjustment board are set, with emergency law expiring Feb. 25 heightening strike risk. Unions urge serious negotiations while railroads resist external rulings and press wage-structure changes.
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