Kennedy Assassination Inquiry Delays Highlighted
Washington AP reports President Johnson’s commission on JFK’s assassination may take months to complete as Warren Chelsear lead official predicts a year. Oswald’s palm print and shirt thread found on the rifle ignite ongoing FBI probe while the panel prepares offices and continues reviewing the FBI report.
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White House
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Rain and sleet sweep across nation with plummeting temps
The season's biggest snow storm and cold spell spread from the Rockies to the northern Midwest bringing rain sleet and cloudy skies. Subzero readings hit Montana North Dakota and Colorado while Denver fell to 9 below. Snow and rain extended from Texas Panhandle to Missouri with 1 to 3 inches expected in much of the Midwest. Temperatures outside the zero zone mostly in the 20s and 30s with 50s and 40s in Florida and southern Texas.
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Nebraska
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Texas
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Aged Prisoner Dies In Pen At San Quentin
Antonio Ditardo, who lived in San Quentin Prison for 43 years and repeatedly turned down parole offers, died in his sleep Sunday. A native of Italy, he would have turned 89 on Jan 17. Convicted of killing his wife in San Jose, he began a life term two months later after a quarrel over money. He was offered parole starting in 1945 but always refused. Prison officials said he was gentle and quiet and never cited for disciplinary action.
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Dear Santa letter asks marriage proposal from New York girl
New York AP reports about 5000 Santa letters opened by the post office. one note asks Santa to deliver a marriage proposal along with a doll. The letter shows a girl requesting a proposal and a yes from Santa in the holiday exchange.
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New York Leads as First State to Require Plates in 1901
New York became the first state to require automobile license plates, enacting the rule in April 1901. The milestone set a nationwide standard for vehicle identification and regulatory oversight during the early era of motor travel.
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New York
Johnson uses praise and visits to nudge Congress
President Johnson presses Congress with praise and personal meetings. He met Senate and House leaders, visited Speaker McCormack at the Capitol, and received the $1.2 billion college construction aid bill. Johnson praised Congress as moving to surpass a century of education funding. He briefed readers from both parties and planned further briefings and budget talks.
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Indiana Evening Gazette December 11 1809 issue
The Indiana Evening Gazette dated December 11 1809 announces a daily publication schedule with second class mail, issued in Indiana Pennsylvania. It notes volume 61 number 100 and describes the paper as published daily except Sunday with a price of 76 per Ope.
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