Oswalds Widow Seeks To Cut Russian Ties And Start Anew
Marina Oswald, 22, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, lives under Secret Service guard in Dallas area. She desires to shed Russian ties, learn English, and focus on her two daughters, June and Rachel, amid immense sympathy and donations exceeding 12 thousand dollars. She visits gravesites, sews, and keeps largely indoors after Nov. 24 tragedy.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Kennedy
America
Marina Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina
Russia
United States
Secret Service
Fife
Irving
Rachel
Parkland Hospital
Fort Worth
Bomb Scare Evacuates Hundreds at KU Campus
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb in Malott Hall at the University of Kansas, prompting the evacuation of several hundred students. Police swept the building for three hours and found no device. Malott Hall houses physics and chemistry labs, the pharmacy school, and classrooms. The caller's voice was described as a man's voice by secretary Blanche Berg.
Griffing Story Aims at Non Grid Fans On TV
NBC presents The Making of a Pro a late evening profile of Glynn Griffing the University of Mississippi standout who became Giants quarterback. producer Robert Northshield says the program targets non football viewers by framing Griffing as a dedicated craftsman in a rough profession. the hour long biography follows his college days into pro football with added game footage after the Giants Steelers clash.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
NBC
University of Mississippi
New York Giants
Robert Northshield
Glynn Griffing
Northshield
Griffing
10 000 Demonstrators to Rally in Atlanta Park
AP reports a civil rights march in downtown Atlanta is expected to draw at least 10 000 people Sunday. The demonstration mirrors the national Washington march and aims to explain progress in desegregation talks and future goals for full desegregation of the city.
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Atlanta
Necro
Washington
Diplomats blunders and a cross heirdson at a governor's reception
A middle aged British couple on a Caribbean cruise end in an awkward moment when the Governor General's aide mistakes the wife’s husband for her son. The piece blends social missteps with travel deals and health tips from Dr. Stamler and Dr. Ernstone, urging retirement travel and heart health actions.
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Fortuna
Would Rename Township For Jacqueline Kennedy
South Hackensack New Jersey would rename the township in honor of Jacqueline Kennedy. Mayor Frank C. Zindle urged the township committee to consider changing the name to Jacqueline Township to commemorate the former first lady.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
South Hackensack, N.J
Frank C. Zindle
Jacqueline
Russian Family Invited To Spend Christmas in Portsmouth
A four member Russian family will visit Portsmouth from December 19 for about a week as a Junior Chamber of Commerce project to promote understanding between Soviet and American people. They will stay in a private home during their visit.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
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