No Word on Probe of Ruby Case
Dallas police kept silent on their wide inquiry into how strip club owner Jack Ruby reached and shot Oswald, while investigators reviewed mass of Oswald clues. FBI now handles physical evidence. public updates limited. Ruby’s lawyer says he entered basement unchallenged. Oswald’s notes and possible forgeries noted by Times-Herald. family safety concerns cited by Dallas Morning News.
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Johnson to Meet Allies Chiefs After Kennedy Death
President Johnson resumes plans with allied leaders as West German Chancellor Erhard and British prime ministers are discussed. Johnson attends Kennedy funeral events and meets in Washington, with briefings from CIA head McCone. He plans budget submissions, cabinet meetings, and awards to Oppenheimer amid Senate objections.
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Russ Hint Oswald US Spy Details Emerge
Pravda quoted Pauline Bates a Fort Worth stenographer who aided Oswald writing an anti Soviet book. The Soviet embassy handed consular files to the US State Department which passed them to the FBI. Oswald allegedly maintained contact with the US Embassy during a 1962 defection period and discussed leaving the USSR with embassy approval and funds.
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Soviet Press Shapes Kennedy Killing as US Terror
Soviet dispatches from Pravda and Tass portray the United States as terror haunted by threats against public figures after Kennedy's assassination. They cite Dallas ultras threatening the mayor and witnesses fearing FBI reprisals, while Moscow-linked reports hint Oswald acted under night wing extremism. The coverage suggests a worldwide attempt to minimize Soviet ties and blame rightist groups.
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Noted Groups Tied to President's Assassination Claim
Article cites assertion that the Ku Klux Klan and similar fascist organizations are the forces directly responsible for the President's assassination. The quote underscores claims of extremist groups' involvement and contemporary political tensions.
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New Search for the Fountain of Youth
The article reports Dr. Hans Selye challenging aging theories by showing aging can be accelerated or prevented in experiments, suggesting similar reactions may occur in humans such as chin changes, in a Reader's Digest December feature claiming broad reader faith.
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