Kennedy Assassination Survey Casts Doubt on Warren Report
Louis Harris poll shows fewer Americans believe Oswald killed Kennedy and a 3 to 2 margin reject the single‑gunman thesis. Most think the full story isn’t in the Warren Commission Report and many suspect a broader plot behind the assassination. Lower income and less educated groups show strongest doubt. more informed readers lean toward official findings.
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Louis Harris
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
National Cross Section
Kennedy
Indonesian Students Bayoneted at Palace Clash
Indonesian troops repelled a 5 000 strong student march on Sukarno's palace as bayonets and rifle butts left at least eight youths wounded and others beaten, while some protesters shouted that Sukarno was a Communist leader.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Shipping backlog grips Saigon harbor as freighters wait
A backlog at Saigon port after months of near zero congestion now holds about 60 freighters awaiting unloading. U.S. officials blame interagency feuding and mismanagement while calling for Washington action and contractor supervision to clear war goods cargoes. Additional berths are under construction but not ready for months.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Army
Agency
Dras
Vung Tau
Manila
Yokohama
Leaves From Our Lives Joseph Kennedy did not eclipse his sons
Rose Kennedy explains her husband Joseph P Kennedy believed in early responsibility for boys and fostering growth rather than overshadowing them. An example from 1939 shows Jack Kennedy taking a Harvard leave to visit Europe and interview diplomats as tensions rose toward World War II.
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Rose Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
President Kennedy
Kennedy
Jack
Harvard
Great Britain
Europe
Paris
Moscow
Warsaw
Marines Take Red Bunkers Near the DMZ
Marines press along a four mile ridge south of the demilitarized zone, engaging bunkers with artillery air strikes and scouting reports. Kilo Company leads the advance through jungle and stone steps, encountering heavy fire as India Company follows and clears through bunkers and cleared ground.
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Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nam
4Th Marine Regiment
India Company
Ford reports major breakthrough in new battery
Detroit AP says Ford Motor Co reports a major breakthrough in a new battery. Details on technology, potential applications, and timing were not disclosed in the brief statement.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Michael Ference Jr
Ford
Ference
England
Septuplets born after fertility hormone treatment
Sandra Cwikielnik gave birth to seven babies four months early after fertility hormone treatment, with four girls and three boys. One infant died at birth and others died shortly after. doctors aim to standardize dosing to prevent multiple births. Mrs. Cwikielnik and her husband, along with their older child, reside in Boston area. Dr. Turksoy led the treatment at New England Medical Center Hospital.
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Boston
Sandra Cwikielnik
Cwikielnik
William
William Jr
Turksoy
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Goldwater Seen As Next Arizona Senator Says Fannin
Senator Paul Fannin predicts Barry Goldwater will win the Arizona Senate seat with a potential 1964 race against Stewart Udall or Morris Udall. Fannin notes Carl Hayden’s illness could prevent a quick return to the chamber, while Hayden’s seat could trigger a special election if vacant.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
U. S
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Goldwater
Udall Brothers
Stewart
Secretary of the Interior
Morris
Tucson
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Senate
Appropriations
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
House of Congress
Udalls
Inez Rages Along Atlantic Path Between Miami and Nassau
Huricane Inez moved up the Atlantic between Miami and Nassau threatening Great Abaco Island with a direct hit. A Nassau tornado killed a 16 month old child while floodwaters rose in Nassau streets. Three people are missing as Inez weakens after crossing toward Abaco with winds near 80 mph and forecast to reach 100 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Nassau
Great Abaco Island
South Florida
Gold Coast
Great Abaco
Bahama Islands
Florida
Bahamas
Sierra Mountains
Cuba
Atlantic
Abaco
GE Strike Averted After Plea By LBJ
About 14,800 GE workers walked off three plants but a nationwide strike was avoided after President Johnson urged both sides to keep operations running during talks. Schenectady workers led with 13,300, Warren 1,100, and Pittsfield 400. Union spokesmen cited local issues.
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Washington
General Electric Corp
Johnson
Schenectady
N.Y
Carboloy Products
Warren, Mich
Pittsfield
Mass
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Abece Islands
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