Johnson to Move Toward White House After Medal News
President Johnson announced new appointments as he plans to relocate his family on from Georgetown to the White House. Johnson will spend the day in official duties and clear his schedule for events surrounding the Medal of Freedom presentation. The John son household is moving, and funeral services for former Senator Lehman were set in New York.
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Frank Cormier
Caroline
Associated Press
J and
John Jr
Washington
Press
White House
Johnson
Georgetown
W. Averellnedy
Harriman
House
Spring
Dent
New York
Executive Mansion
Eobert H. Lehman
Johnsons
Empire State
Jacqueline Kennedy
Thompson Convicted of Wife Slaying in Minnesota Trial
T Eugene Thompson, 36, was found guilty by a six by six jury of first degree murder for arranging the fatal beating and stabbing of his wife Carol, 64, in their St Paul home. He was sentenced to life in prison and awaits transfer to Stillwater. The state said he killed for love of another woman and more than 1 million in insurance. If appeals fail, he faces potential parole after 17 years with good behavior.
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George Moses
Minneapolis
T.eugene Thompson
Carol
Minnesota
St. Paul
Thompson
State Supreme Court
William Randall
Bonds
Frank Archambo
Sidney C. Becker
Fosseen
Archambo
Tight Security Planned for LBJ NY Visit
Police and the Secret Service prepared a tight security plan for President Johnsons New York visit on Sunday. He will attend the funeral of former Gov Herbert Lehman in Manhattan and travel from Idlewild to the city and back in a special limousine. The routes for the 12 car motorcade were not disclosed.
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New York
Secret Service
Johnson
Herbert J. Lehman
Manhattan
Idlewild
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Louisiana Democrats Name Governor Candidate in Kennedy Era
Louisian a Democrats selected their gubernatorial choice in the first statewide election since President Kennedy's assassination. If no candidate wins a majority, the top two face a runoff January 11. Major contenders include Delesseps Morrison, Gillis W. Long, and John J. McKeithen, all pledging to keep segregation while promoting roads, schools, and efficiency. Morrison, Kennedy’s former OAS ambassador, is seen as best positioned to gain from Kennedy-related backlash.
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Tom Dygard
New Orleans
Louisiana
John F. Kennedy
South
Kennedy
Delesseps
Morrison
Organization of American States
U.S
Gillis W. Long
John J. McKeithen
Long
Russell B. Long
McKeithen
Earl
Probers Seek Extra Powers On Kennedy Case
The Warren commission members push for broader subpoena power and possible immunity to force witness testimony. Senator Russell and Cooper chair the effort while Texas suspends its state inquiry. Texas Atty. Gen. Carr says federal powers are used to the fullest, and the house will mirror the measure.
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Sterling F. Green
Texan
Washington
Warren
John F
Kennedy
Texas
Congress
Presidential
Carr
Senate
Russell
Cooper
Capitol
Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Earl Warren
Johnson
Waggoner Carr
FBI
Warren Commission
Warren Group
Texas Court of Inquiry
Russell-Cooper
Commission
Hale Boggs
D-La
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
Goldwater Shocked by Abusive Messages After Kennedy Killing
Chicago Tribune reports Barry Goldwater and Senator John Tower faced a flood of abusive telegrams and letters following President Kennedy's assassination. Friends describe Goldwater as stunned and deeply disturbed, reconsidering his political future amid right wing extremism accusations and threats.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
The
Tribune
Washington
Goldwater
John Tower
R. Tex
the Tribune
Lake Platform Sets Civil Rights as 1964 Issue
Rocky Mount North Carolina AP report notes Lake 57 year old former college law professor opposes the pending civil rights bill in Congress and pledges to confer with NC Negroes' policymakers. He says civil rights must not empower demonstrations and urges amendments to clarify limits on communists and agitators on state college campuses. He supports highway programs and opposes new taxes.
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Noel Yancey
Acces
North Caro- Lake
Collina
Lege
North Carolina
Igrees
Lake
Terry
Sanford
Gover
Four days America will never forget in Dallas to Arlington
A Sunday Enterprise package recalls the Friday November 22 beginning in Dallas and the Monday November 25 graveside ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. It covers the Kennedy assassination inquiry and Oswald case progress, plus local features on a Rotary barbecue, Miss High Point College contestants, and Central High Career Day next week.
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America
Dallas
Texas
Arlington National Cemetery
Sunday Enterprise
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Rotary Club
YMCA
Central High School
Oswald Widow Seeks American Life in US
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, reportedly wants to stay in the United States and become American. FBI and Secret Service agents have kept her whereabouts secret, with $7,700 in donations collected for Marina and the children and turned over to federal authorities. Marguerite Oswald defended her son, suggesting he panicked during the Texas School Book Depository events, while Jack Ruby awaits trial for the murder of Oswald.
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Shirley Williamson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
FBI
Texas
Waggoner
Eee Iin
Secret Service
Marina
Leona Williamson
Mrs. Oswald
Washington
Marguerite Oswald
Lee
Fort
Tworth
Texas School Book Depository
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