Assassination Report 7 Debate on Warren Commission Findings
The piece argues the Warren Commission report on President Kennedy's assassination should be released without delay. It says Oswald killed Kennedy, questions a broader plot, and notes foreign press interest. It asserts no political motive should delay findings and condemns rumors of Ruby's role.
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Weather forecast fragment for the day and morning
Fragmentary weather note describing warmer conditions and possible daytime highs around 65 with attendance of a morning period. Mentions uncertain local terms and names, unclear places, and partial times from the OCR.
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Massive blast to avert Samarkand flood threat
Moscow reports around the clock efforts to create an emergency water barrier for Samarkand as a landslide dammed the Zeravshan River. Explosives were used to remove hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of rock and a second detonation was planned to force the landslide through. In Belgrade, the United States agreed to sell Yugoslavia food surpluses valued at $44 million under the Peace for Peace program.
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Lodge Wins Primaries In Scranton Race Report
Boston dispatch details early presidential primary returns showing Lodge leading with 24,473 votes on the Republican side and a strong Democratic showing. Goldwater 13,686. Nixon 2,367. Rockefeller 2,367. Kennedy write ins noted. Delegates in New Hampshire context, with Saltonstall, Johnson and Kennedy figures cited. Philadelphia special election results: Democrat William Green elected to finish late father's term.
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Yorty Sure of Ballot Delegation Cleared
SACRAMENTO Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty’s presidential delegation cleared for the ballot after a recheck in Los Angeles San Diego and Riverside counties showed 232 valid signatures. Secretary of State Frank Jordan announced and said telegrams would go to county clerks and registrars confirming Yorty’s delegation qualified. The batch is pledged to President Johnson as part of the Democratic National Convention effort.
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Pioneer Holt Dies at Seoul End of Korean Orphan Drive
Harry Holt, 59, Oregon farmer who led the Korean orphan adoption program, died near Seoul after years of heart trouble. His effort placed more than 3,000 children with American foster families and drew North Korean opposition. He had resumed work after a recent illness and helped arrange adoptions including nine from Long Beach.
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