Johnson Visited Kennedy Grave After Church Service
President Johnson attended morning church at St. Mark's on Capitol Hill then quietly visited Arlington National Cemetery to place a bouquet on President Kennedy's grave. He stood in silent tribute with his family and later returned to the White House, with CIA briefings planned and talks set with German, Italian, and British leaders.
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Ex-Wife, Minister Killed by Ex-Con at Church
An ex convict armed with a shotgun killed his former wife and the church minister then shot himself during evening services at West Asheville Baptist Church. Walter J. Bailey, 47, entered before the sermon and spoke with Rev. Lester Cubh, 44, reportedly threatening the minister before fatally wounding the wife and turning the gun on himself. Parishioners shielded the woman with coats as gunfire rang out. The minister’s son said Bailey had been warned of possible trouble after a prison camp release two weeks earlier.
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Viet Cong Ambush Hits American Convoy Near Saigon
In An Giang Province southern Vietnam a truck convoy carrying two American soldiers was ambushed by Viet Cong with an elect detonated mine and automatic fire. One officer escaped unscathed while both enlisted men were wounded and nine Vietnamese strike force members were hurt. A separate bomb near Bogota Colombia caused no damage.
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Fires Damage House and Car in South Charleston
A Sunday fire caused about 500 dollars in damage to a house at 485 South Ruffner Road occupied by Howard White’s family. Fire officials blamed a defective floor furnace. No injuries. A separate Marmet Fire Department blaze damaged a 1985 car on MacCorkle Avenue near the state road, owned by Cordon Berry. Damage around 250 dollars.
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Oswald Not Enrolled at Schweitzer College
Geneva officials say Oswald did not attend Albert Schweitzer College in Churchwalden Grisons Canton after being accepted for spring term 1960. Interim director Ernest Cassara noted he never appeared. Jim Wright later sought to trace Oswald at the request of his mother.
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Retired Comic Dies in Denmark
Copenhagen obituary for entertainer Baker aged 47 who moved to Denmark after retiring in 1955 with wife Irm gard. Baker had a career from Broadway to television and appeared in the film Alogjeld Follies. He performed with Jack Benny and was a friend of Will Rogers.
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Dallas Police Seek Silence in Oswald Case Investigation
Police in Dallas proceed with an extensive inquiry into Lee Harvey Oswald’s alleged assassination of President Kennedy amid a mass of documentary clues left by Oswald. The FBI now handles physical evidence and provides limited information as officers and officials piece together the events surrounding the shooting of Governor Connally and Kennedy.
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