Prisoner claims prior assassination plot discussed
Springfield AP report says a prisoner testified a former U.S. Secret Service lawyer revealed details of an assassination plan involving President Kennedy. The man, Abraham Boldén, 32, described as East St. Louis native, allegedly learned the agency knew of the plot and said he was sent to prison after serving as a state trooper and Lincoln University student.
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Chicago
Southern to lead Eagleton campaign for Senate
State Sen. Richard Southern of Monroe City has been named campaign manager for Lt. Gov. Thomas F. Eagleton in his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate, a move praised by Eagleton as signaling strong leadership. The article also covers remarks by Mark Lane and others about Kennedy assassination intrigue and Bolden’s role in the Secret Service and subsequent legal cases.
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D-Monree City
Thomas F. Eagleton
U.S. Senate
Edward V. Long
Warren EH. Hearnes
Senate
Eagleton
Mark Lane
Richard V. Barnes
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
John Heémer
Marshfield
Television Log Listing Key Programs and Times
A dense airtime rundown lists show titles across channels with start times from 4:30 to 6:00 and includes news, weather, regional updates, game shows, soaps, and children’s programs. Notable entries include Beverly Hillbillies, The Virginian, Guns of Will Sonnet, The Tonight Show, and Peter Potamus alongside NBC News Weather and local Missouri updates.
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Good Morning World
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Jack Aar
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Santa Claus
Peter Potamus
Thursday TV Schedule Highlighting Caped Capricorns and Prisons
A TV slate lists films and programs across CBS and other channels. Highlights include 1949 Under Capricorn starring Ingrid Bergman and 1951 Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison with Steve Cochran, plus various news, weather, sports, and variety shows throughout the evening.
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Joseph Colloh
Michael Wilding
Henrietta Flusky
Folsom Prison
Steve Cochran
David Brian
Meat bill near approval faces House Senate clash
Approval work on a sweeping meat inspection bill heads toward President Johnson as backers tout a major victory for American consumers. The measure would extend federal standards to more plants, while critics argue states should retain control. Reese disputes center on alleged coercion and rights violations tied to a prison case that inspired a film. The conference report awaits House floor action with key figures voicing differing views on federal overreach.
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D-Ark
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Testimonial dinner backs Hearnes for governor
Kansas City AP report notes Gov. Robert Docking of Kansas praises Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes at a $50 a plate testimonial dinner in Missouri City. More than 1000 guests attended as funds go to Hearnes re election. Roos of St. Louis criticizes Hearnes over population, education and services.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Warren E. Hearnes
Missour Chiaf
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Hearnes
Willard Wilkinson
State Council
Midwest
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Missouri
Servicemen honor Cardinal Spellman in Vietnam
In Saigon a large crowd at Tan Son Nhut Air Base heard Gen Westmoreland and Col Chmielewski praise Cardinal Spellman as a great churchman and American ally. Spellman’s devotion to the armed forces was cited as a reason for supporting U.S. aims in Asia. In New York, Orthodox Patriarch Iakovos conducted a requiem in St. Patrick's Cathedral for Spellman, marking a historic interchurch service.
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U.S
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Sion
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Cardinal Spellman to lie in state in New York crypt
The Jefferson City Post Tribune reports Cardinal Spellman, who died at 78, will lie in state in a crypt below St Patrick’s Cathedral after a pontifical requiem Mass. About 1,000 seats remain for relatives and church dignitaries. remaining seating reserved for cardinal’s relatives and friends.
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