Johnson Aims at Thrift as JFK Murder Probes Grow
President Johnson urged a prompt report on major cost cuts and proposed next year savings while pledging dollar value for a dollar in government. He signed bills to keep agencies funded and boost Atomic Energy Commission authorizations. A Warren Commission probe order was issued, financed from the emergency fund.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kermit Gordon
Congress
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
District of Columbia
Charles Horsky
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Missing girl Linda Guess located after reported disappearance
Clyde Guess reported his 13 year old daughter Linda Gayle Guess was seen leaving with Martha Sullivan toward Athens. She was later found by Bridgeport police. Police responded to various calls including a window break at 825 Carridale St. and a hammer assault on 604 Grove St. A two car crash near 718 5th Ave SE and a parking lot incident were also investigated. Local archaeology and library groups announce meetings for Monday at 7 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. respectively.
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Clyde Guess
5Th Ave
Linda Gayle Guess
Martha Sullivan
Athens
Bridgeport
Robert Gobbett
Chestnut St
W. R. Bandens
Johnson weighs Cyrus Vance for deputy defense post
President Johnson is expected to nominate Cyrus R. Vance to the No 2 Defense Department job within weeks. Vance, currently secretary of the Army, would become deputy secretary of defense in January after Senate confirmation. The vacancy follows Roswell Gilpatric's planned resignation amid 1960s defense shakeups and ongoing TFX controversy rumors about McNamara.
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Washington
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense Department
Vance
Army
Defense
Senate
White House
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Robert S. McNamara
John F. Kennedy
Overcoming a Dispositional Sin Through Devotion
The writer notes a lifelong tendency to speak unkindly and advises daily disciplined practices. By confessing faults, reading Scripture, worship, and prayer, the individual can transform misuses of speech into strength, with salvation as a gift and character built daily through steady effort.
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B.C
Churchill Turns 89 Amid Quiet Birthday In London
Sir Winston Churchill marked his 89th birthday in Hyde Park Gate London with Lady Churchill beside him at their residence. He waved to a small crowd from a first floor window as greetings poured in including a message from President Johnson. Neighborhood children and a riding-school group delivered roses lilies and cyclamen while the postman brought poems and well wishes.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lady Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Sir Winston
President Johnson
5.00 Down Will Hold Schwinn Bicycles Till Christmas Eve
McClary Tire Co announces a special offer with 5.00 down to hold any Schwinn bicycle through Christmas Eve. The ad targets local shoppers seeking installment options on bicycles available at the store.
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McClary Tire Co
Venezuelans Defy Terrorist Threats In Presidential Vote
Venezuelans ignore death threats from FALN terrorists and flood streets on eve of historic presidential election. Gun battles, arson attempts, and sniper warnings fail to deter voters as air force loudspeakers urge turnout. police report injuries from clashes and stray bullets amid armed unrest.
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Paul Finch
Caracas
Venezuela
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Cuba
Romulo Betancourt
Zuelans
Crash Toll Grows As Jet Liner Disaster Probed
Canadian and American experts join Saturday in a search for the cause of a Trans-Canada DC8F crash that killed 188, with no survivors. The victims include a Brooklyn fur buyer and a Toronto dress factory part owner. The wreck near Laurenti en countryside is under guard as investigators study whether the explosion occurred in air or on impact.
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Ste. Therese DE Blainville
Que
Canada
Ronald Kerne
Brooklyn
N.Y
Zoltan Hankovszky
Toronto
Sands Point
Long Island
Jack D. Snider
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vietnamese protester self immolates in Saigon
A 20 year old woman, Tran Bath Nga, sacrifices herself by dousing with gasoline and burning in Saigon in protest against the Viet Nam war. She left a note opposing Vietnamese fighting Vietnamese and referenced Buddhist-style self sacrifice.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Korea
Viet Cong
Tran Bath Nga
Miss Nga
Ngo Dinh Diem
International Control Commission
Byrd Said To Influence U S Budget Impact
Washington AP reports Sen. Harry F. Byrd D Virginia will exert major influence on the 1965 budget likely with little direct consultation. Johnson must finalize the budget after shaping a proposed 11 billion dollar tax cut while keeping the deficit at about 9 billion, a move Byrd may scrutinize closely.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Jonson
Byrd
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Soviet Ambassador Delivers Oswald File to U S
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin turned over a Soviet consular file on Lee Harvey Oswald to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The State Department sent the Russian documents to the FBI for the Kennedy case investigation.
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Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
State Department
FBI
Dallas Police Halted Evidence Progress in Kennedy Case
Dallas police before FBI agents took over both the investigation and the physical evidence and immediately halted progress on reports. District Attorney Henry Wade, who says Oswald killed Kennedy, notes no concrete evidence of assistance. The mass of evidence indicates a single man.
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Dallas
FBI
Dist
Atty
Henry Wade
Oswald
Kennedy
Wind and Snow Storms Slam the Northeast Six Die
A southwest gale hit the northeastern coast with heavy rain and high tides while a blizzard moved into western New York. At least six deaths were attributed to the weather as coastal storms destroyed homes and halted traffic. Wind gusts reached 71 mph in Portland and tides rose up to 10 feet. snow depths up to eight inches disrupted travel in New York State. Police reported 25 shore homes leveled in Mattapoisett Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
New York State
Weather Bureau
Portland
Maine
Cape Cod
Mattapoisett
Mass
Crescent Beach
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Alabama Archaeological Society
Grant St
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Alabama
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U.S
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