FBI Report On Kennedy Slaying Delayed
Washington AP The FBI completed report on President Kennedy assassination will not be released for at least a week or more. Justice officials have the document and will hand it to President Johnson after Warren Commission study. The commission meets today and may receive the report later, with procedures under Johnson order to conduct further investigations if desired.
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Washington
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Johnson
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey
House
Marx
Dallas
Te Warren
Nee
White House
Essary
Warren
Mnap
Congress
Commission
Warren Group
Baker Inquiry Resumed in Senate Hearings
In Washington three witnesses were summoned by the Senate rules committee in a preliminary closed session to discuss Robert G. Baker's resignation as Democratic secretary. The panel probes a lawsuit by Ralph Hill of Capitol Vending over a Melpar plant vending franchise and Baker's alleged efforts to switch the rights to a rival firm.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Edward N. Bostick
Melpar Corp
Falls Church
Arthur C. Weid
Melpar
Stanley Lee
Capitol Vending Co. of
Ralph Hill
Capitol Vending
Gertrude C. Novak
Alfred Novak
Mrs Kennedy Leaves White House in Sorrow Today
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy departs the White House with her children two weeks after President Kennedy was slain in Dallas. They move to a Georgetown home as national mourning continues through December 22. Caroline, 6, will attend White House school. John, 3, must find new playmates.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Dallas
John Jr
Oval Office
Pearl Harbor Day Remembered Amid Nation's Mourning
On Dec 7 1941 the Pearl Harbor attack killed 2300 and left the Arizona memorial at half mast for the first time since World War II. A quiet tribute unfolds as civilians and naval personnel honor the fallen and the nation observes the date.
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U.S
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Navy
John F. Kennedy
Pear Harbor
Pacific
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Naval
Bettys Creek Seeks State Switch From N C To Georgia
A group of 13 Bettys Creek families in North Carolina hire an attorney to pursue transferring their area to Georgia. The plan would likely require approval from legislatures in both states. They report schools blocked by mountains and claim they already buy in Georgia. The tract spans about 7,067 acres near the Georgia line, with 2,917 acres privately owned.
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Franklin
North Carolina
Georgia
J. H. Stockton
Stockton
Andy Cope
Bettys Creek
Cook
Macon County
N. C
Rabun County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Otto
Cope
Keeler pleads guilty and receives nine month term
Christine Keeler the 21 year old prostitute linked to the Profumo affair pleaded guilty to perjury and conspiracy. A judge in Old Bailey sentenced her to nine months while her co defendant Paula Hamilton Marshall received six months and the housekeeper was placed on probation.
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London
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Sir Anthony Hawke
Old Bailey
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Christine
Olive Brooker
Paula
Jeremy Hutchinson
Miss Keeler
Hutchinson
Staines
Stephen Ward
Ward
Murray’s
Murray
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Robbery at First Citizens Bank on Wilkinson and Remount
A white man robbed the First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. branch on Wilkinson Boulevard near Remount Road in Charlotte shortly after noon. He claimed a pistol in a paper bag and took money from three tellers, escaping in a cream 1961 or 1962 Ford. The FBI has not released the amount. The bandit is described as about 40 years old, six feet tall, slim, wearing a dark suit, with three facial bandages, hatless, and with dark hair and a receding hairline.
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Charlotte
N.C
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Wilkinson Blvd
Joseph L. Kissiah
FBI
Remount Road
Johnson Meets Top Advisers In Defense Budget Talks
President Johnson conferred with top diplomatic and military advisers in Washington on defense budgeting and NATO issues. He stressed maintaining military strength while ensuring value for money and outlined a national security philosophy of strength tempered with justice and patience.
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Washington
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
State
Dean Rusk
William Bundy
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
McGeorge Bundy
Paris
John F. Kennedy
NATO
NATO Council
Goldwater Maintains Lead as Nixon Rumors Stir New Hampshire Primary
Washington reports suggested a Nixon entry in the New Hampshire primary while Goldwater says he remains in the lead though reassessing his position after Kennedy's assassination. Rockefeller has paused campaigning in New Hampshire as party leaders weigh the race for the 1964 GOP nomination.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John F. Kennedy
Arizona
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Granite State
Nixon
Washington Star
White Collar Shift Hits Union Membership Loss
The Labor Department pins union declines on a shift to white collar jobs and weaker demand for traditional industry. AFL-CIO figures show 1960 to 1962 losses of 220000 members, with 1963 expected to worsen amid structural economic changes and slower organizing momentum.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Labor Department
Afl-Cio
Canada
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Monthly Labor Review
Federation
Labor
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