Warren Commission Critiques FBI and Police Conduct
The Warren Commission criticizes the Secret Service FBI Dallas police and the press for laxness and misjudgments before and after President Kennedy's assassination. It cites gaps in guarding the motorcade reviewing the Oswald case and chides nine agents for late night rule violations while faulting the FBI for overrestrictive preventive intelligence and misdirected information sharing. The Dallas police transfer of Oswald is called unsound and press briefings are blamed for spreading erroneous, misleading statements.
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New Johnson Panel to Review Warren Commission Findings
A new presidential panel, appointed by President Johnson, will monitor the Warren Commission's recommendations and explore shifting presidential security duties away from the Secret Service. Members include Treasury Secretary Dillon, Nicholas Katzenbach, John McCone, and McGeorge Bundy. The panel also may draft security legislation and report on execution of the commission's advice.
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Harriman Warns No Joy From Moscow Peking Rift
W Averell Harriman, undersecretary of state for political affairs, said in New York that the western world has no reason for joy over the Moscow Peking split. He warned the rift will spur both the Soviet Union and Red China to push aggression and subversion in other nations where opportunity exists.
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Floods drown 11 on farms west of Caracas
Floods in western Caracas region killed 11 and destroyed crops and property valued at about 500000 dollars, officials reported Monday.
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Food Riots Erupt Across Hungry India As Shortages Grow
AP reports widespread food riots and student demonstrations across India with at least five killed and thousands jailed. Bihar police fired on 1000 protesters, southern India saw looters attack granaries near Hyderabad, grain shops looted in Agra. Police used tear gas and lathi charges amid rising prices and shortages. Nagpur University condemned police actions.
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Gazette Wins National Prize for Color Ad in 1963 awards
The Cedar Rapids Gazette earned a first place nationwide prize for color ad use in a contest sponsored by Editor and Publisher. The winning entry a full page Instant Butter Nut coffee ad produced by Tatham Laird Inc printed Sept 17 1963.
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Frost Touches City With Patchy Damage
An early frost hit Cedar Rapids Monday with light damage in spots. A city-wide check found some greenhouses and truck farms untouched while others in at least two quarters reported damage.
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Iowa highway panel probes cost of road surface switch
The Iowa legislative interim committee, with highway commissioners Derby Thompson and Harry Bradley Jr. on the witness stand, examined why 14 miles of Interstate 80 in Iowa and Johnson counties were changed from Portland cement to asphalt. Thompson said he backed the switch to keep cement and asphalt firms competitive but admitted he would not have approved it if he knew maintenance would be costlier. Ned Willis estimated maintenance costs at 170 dollars per mile for cement vs 807 dollars for asphalt. The panel has yet to prove wrongdoing as it reviews the decision and cost data.
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Four Dead in Illinois Train Collision Near Joliet
A Burlington passenger train head on collided with a Standing Rock Island train near Joliet. Four crewmen died and about 40 passengers were injured. Investigators from ICC reviewed the crash on the Burlington mainline as trains were diverted.
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Foreign Press In Praise Leftists See Doubts
British and European newspapers generally praised the Warren report while communist and leftist outlets doubted it. The Guardian called it impressive and most skeptics would be unlikely to doubt after reading it. Tass claimed it did not dissipate doubts and suggested Oswald’s Marxist image.
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Chuckle: Psychiatrists Link Daughters Marrying Like Fathers
Psychiatrists say girls tend to marry men resembling their fathers. The observation sheds light on why mothers cry at weddings and hints at enduring family dynamics.
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