Garrison’s JFK inquiry widens to New Orleans ties
The New Orleans probe owner says a “conspir[e]y” before Kennedy’s 1963 Dallas killing involved figures tied to the city. Warren Commission omissions and names like David Ferrie surface as he probes possible plots. Coroner Chetta delays ruling on Ferrie’s death.
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Conspirator Claims and Mortality Notes in Silent Passage
A fragmentary report recalls AEGLes Of Two and a conference at Hengton Lewis claiming knowledge of conspirators named to Garrison. Ferrin, a 49 year old former felon, is noted here in a context of dismissal and an implied death. The text hints at a department and a congenital hemorrhage but lacks clear details.
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Oswald Recordings Put Up For Sale In Los Angeles
A New Orleans organization announced plans to sell Oswald recordings in Los Angeles on Thursday. The event involves old records linked to Harvey Oswald, with prices listed as six cents a gallon.
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Bandit Returns to Rob Gardena Bank for $2200
Police report a lone bandit robbed the Gardena branch of the Bank of America, taking about $2200. The suspect struck at 140 am, threatening clerk Gloria Mae Viersena and fleeing in a 1963 Chevrolet with a woman driver, following a prior week’s heist at another bank.
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Commission clears JFK quiz figure Ferrie in probe
Washington sources say the Warren Commission found no link between pilot Ferrie and the JFK assassination. Investigations placed Ferrie in New Orleans during Kennedy's death with no involvement by Lee Harvey Oswald, and the FBI declined comment.
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U S Warns Peru Ecuador Aid May Be Cut Off
The State Department warned Peru and Ecuador that U S aid could be halted if they continue seizing fishing vessels in international waters. The Ecuadorian government released three California tuna boats, including the Determined from Santo, after fines for alleged illegal fishing. The State Department offered The Hague ICJ settlement, noting Washington recognizes a three mile international waters limit and a 12 mile fishing zone, while Peru and Ecuador claim 200 mile waters. The warning accompanies possible aid amendment excluding noncompliant nations.
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Ecuador Loses Funds Over Peruvian Fishing Sanctions
The report notes national waters issues with Ecuador losing 33.9 million dollars while Peru received 50 million, and describes seizure or penalties against a U S fishing vessel tied to activities in international waters.
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