Johnson Seen Likely to Do Things Differently From Kennedy
A Harris survey shows most Americans expect Lyndon Johnson to move slower on civil rights and be firmer with Russia, with less focus on education and the aged while the economy may not progress as Kennedy did. Despite shock grief, initial confidence in Johnson remains high as voters assess his likely course.
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Johnson to Follow Kennedy Course in Nation's Future
Survey indicates most expect Lyndon Johnson to mirror Kennedy on civil rights, with faster federal action feared by many in the North. Voters foresee tougher Russia stance, steadier foreign policy, and a slightly less liberal domestic program while preserving aid to education and Medicare.
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Senators Launch Investigation Into Kennedy Assassination
The Senate Judiciary Committee and the Justice Department have begun a full-scale probe into President Kennedy s assassination and the Oswald slaying. Public hearings are expected next month before Christmas recess, with witnesses compelled to testify under perjury.
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Red China shows pressure on Johnson era threats
AP analysis from Tokyo notes Beijing aims to test U.S. resolve in Asia after Kennedy death. It cites renewed hostile stance from North Korea and Pathet Lao, with Vietnam and Laos fronts intensifying fighting and propaganda warnings about ongoing imperialism and aggression.
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Inside Comics and Editorials Highlights
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Venezuelan Terrorists Seize U.S. Colonel Chenault in Caracas
A group of armed terrorists abducted Col. James K. Chenault from his home as he left with his Venezuelan chauffeur. The 45 year old U.S. Army officer, linked to a mission in Caracas, was taken in a white 1952 car and later abandoned. The incident ties to the Armed Forces for Liberation group, which opposes the Betancourt era and Fidel Castro alignment. In Bogota, two dynamite sticks failed to injure Capt. Adelbert R. Evers of the U.S. Navy mission during two bombs placed near his home were defused.
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Johnson vows action on Kennedy ideals in national address
President Johnson urged passage of civil rights safeguards and an $11 billion tax cut in a prepared joint session address. He called for an end to hate and violence, urged unity, and tied Kennedy’s memory to immediate legislative action. He pledged to advance civil rights and maintain U.S. commitments abroad as the nation moves forward.
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High Point Board Adopts Federal School Lunch Plan
In a 12 minute meeting the High Point City Board of Education voted to adopt a form of the federal school lunch program starting next school year. Every one of the 18 schools favored change from concession cafeterias. Six schools backed plate lunch, the rest preferred la carte service, while supporters of better lunches watched as details to revise cafeteria operations were set for fall.
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Thanksgiving Observances Amid Kennedy Death Grief
Americans prepare for Thanksgiving with heavy hearts following the death of John F Kennedy. In Hyannis Port the Kennedy family plans a private gathering as Mrs Kennedy and children travel there. President Johnson urges churches to read Kennedy's proclamation and the day will honor fallen leaders including Kennedy and Lincoln at Plymouth's Pilgrim progress event marking the 100th anniversary of Thanksgiving as a national holiday.
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Johnson to deliver nationwide Thanksgiving address
President Johnson will speak to the nation on Thanksgiving evening in a 15 minute TV address from the White House oval office. The message will air at 6 15 p m EST on NBC CBS and may also be shown on ABC if technical issues are resolved.
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Little Federal Meeting Aims to Oppose State Amendment
Representatives of 15 chambers of commerce met in Lexington to plan a campaign against the proposed Little Federal constitutional amendment to reapportion the state legislature.
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Kornegay to Seek JFK Likeness on Silver Dollar
Rep Horace Kornegay of North Carolina will introduce a bill in the House to place John F Kennedy's likeness on silver dollars. The proposal comes after a call from Durham resident Jack Dossett and follows talks with Treasury officials ahead of a new issue of 50 million silver dollars.
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Radiation Satellite Launch Sheds Light on Solar Flares
CAPE CANAVERAL AP reports the interplanetary monitoring platform IMP blasted aloft on a radiation sensing mission to forecast solar flares. The Delta rocket carried IMP to orbit as officials noted path details would emerge after data are logged. launch window and targets span 10 am to 4 pm.
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