Thanksgiving Day Observance Amid Kennedy Death
Americans mourn President Kennedy as Thanksgiving observances begin with prayer and reflection. Dr Boehm and Thomas R Shupe call Monday a day of instruction honoring the late president, noting the televised history lesson and urging national unity and gratitude for service members and leaders. The Kennedy family plans to gather at Hyannis Port as President Johnson urges churches to read Kennedy's proclamation and seek peace, justice, and understanding.
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Take Her, She's Mine recalled to remove Kennedy references
NSW URIS reports 350 copies of the movie Take Her, She's Mine opened November 13 recalled by 20th Century Fox to delete references to President Kennedy. A Fox spokesman said a scene in which a character supposedly speaks to Mrs John F Kennedy is being removed and two scenes with a voice resembling the late President are being dubbed.
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PRR Board Declares 30 Cent Dividend Rise
The Pennsylvania Railroad board declares a 30 cent per share dividend for the year, double the amount paid in each of the last five years. Chairman Stuart T. Saunders says estimated earnings fully justify the increase.
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Minister's TV claim sparks student cheers in Dallas
Police guard outside the home of a Dallas minister after he says in a CBS interview that some students cheered Kennedy's assassination. Teachers dispute the story while one teacher confirms a small group applauded the news. the minister and family have reportedly left town.
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Johnson Addresses Congress Probe Slaying of US Leader
The Senate Judiciary Committee, aided by the Justice Department, launches an inquiry into the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s slaying by Ruby. Senate leaders expect public hearings next month after a Christmas recess. President Johnson presents a Kennedy gift to West German leaders at the White House with Schroeder and Erhard present.
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Johnson cites Kennedy ideals must be translated into action
President Johnson urged immediate congressional action to pass civil rights safeguards and an $11 billion tax cut in a national address. He condemned hate and violence and called Americans to unity, urging action on Kennedy’s civil rights bill and the equal justice goals. A Thanksgiving night TV address was also announced to reach the nation.
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Holiday shopping opens with Santa in downtown parade
The eight page Green Section supplement highlights the Christmas shopping season with hundreds of gift ideas from local stores. The holiday season opens Friday at 10:30 am with Santa Claus in the downtown area inviting families to view Christmas specials and plan gifts.
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Mauldin Tribute Drawing Honors Late Kennedy
Cartoonist Bill Mauldin created a moving full page tribute to President Kennedy shown on The Journal editorial page. The Chicago Sun-Times made reproductions of the Mauldin drawing available free to subscribers, with requests urged to the Public Service Bureau for framing paper copies.
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Move Swiftly In Placing Of New Meters
The Koontz Equipment Co. of Pittsburgh moves quickly to install tandem parking meters across most of the city’s business district before Christmas. Plans call for 422 meters replacing 27, with 10 hour and 2 hour meters on Park Street and 18 minute, three cent meters elsewhere.
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Vaughn Meader Won't Imitate Kennedy Again
Vaughn Meader, famed for Kennedy parodies, says he will not imitate the president again. His manager announced a postponement of two nightclub engagements this month and next out of respect for the late president.
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Kennedy Names Adopted For Two Pa Elementary Schools
SCRANTON AP reports a new elementary school will be named for the late President John F Kennedy. Work on the school will begin early next year. UNTONTOWN AP notes Fayette County officials announced an elementary school under construction will carry Kennedy’s name.
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Christmas Light Fund Reaches Most Corry Homes
About seven of ten Corry residents contribute to the Christmas lighting fund, said Richard Chase chairing the appeal. The Key Club of Corry Area High School and Eyore Scouts have aided, aiming to wrap up the drive soon and begin annual Christmas lighting projects to brighten the city each holiday season.
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To Patrol Roads Over Holidays
State Police vow full force over Thanksgiving holidays to cut highway accidents. Commissioner BH Wilson Purdy warns weekend fatalities remain a concern and urges drivers to protect themselves from carelessness.
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Ruby May Go On Trial In Two Weeks
Dallas AP reporting Jack Ruby who killed Lee Harvey Oswald may face a murder trial within two weeks. District Attorney Henry Wade plans to seek the death penalty if indicted. Ruby’s defense attorney Tom Howard said Ruby calmed somewhat after the shooting in City Hall basement as Oswald was moved to county jail.
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Johnsons Thanksgiving Dinner At White House
President Johnson and family plan a Thanksgiving at the White House. The two daughters Lynda Bird and Lucy will attend, with Lynda's fiancé Bernard Rosenbach also expected. The host includes Mia and other relatives for the holiday gathering.
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Friday Probe Viewers Report Leaky Erie Hospital Roof
Erie County commissioners heard a report from hospital superintendent Arthur Brieckman about persistent leaks in the new addition. A three man viewers board urged a legal agreement requiring repair by the general contractor and architect at the county’s cost, with eight months to inspect the roof coating for signs of failing and a veto of further action pending supervisory approval.
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