JFK Death Data Secret For A Week
FBI completed report on President Kennedy assassination delayed for at least a week before release. Justice officials have the report. it goes to President Johnson then the Warren Commission for study before public disclosure. Warren aims to extend inquiry if needed and may seek subpoena power from Congress.
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FBI
John F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Warren
Congress
Commission
Warren Group
White House
Taft Jr. Declares Senate Candidacy From Ohio
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio announced at a Cleveland news conference that he will seek the U S Senate seat now held by Sen. Stephen M. Young. Taft, 46, faces Ted W. Brown as a Republican challenger, while Young has not yet declared his 1964 intentions.
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Cleveland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Pearl Harbor Day Remembered On Silent Dec 7 1941
Nation pauses as Pearl Harbor Day marks the 22nd anniversary of the attack. Aflag flies at half mast above the Arizona memorial for 1102 sailors and a tribute to John F Kennedy killed two weeks earlier. Navy ceremonies are informal while many visit the memorial to mourn 2300 lives lost.
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Pearl Harbor
Arizona
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Navy
Naval
Thompson murder trial jury fails to reach verdict in eight hours
Minneapolis AP Jurors in the T Eugene Thompson murder trial recessed for lunch after about eight hours without a verdict. The 12 jurors debated first degree murder for Thompson 36 a St Paul attorney accused of orchestrating his wife Carol 34s killing last March 6. Prosecution tied motive to love for former secretary Jacqueline Olesen and a 1 055 million life insurance policy. Judge Fosseen gave options guilty or innocent of first degree murder. Thompson held in Hennepin jail, free on bond.
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Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
St. Paul
Jacqueline Olesen
Minnesota
Dist
Rolf Fosseen
Hennepin County
William Randall
Hyam Segell
Randall
Olesen
Norman Mastrian
Mastrian
Dick W.C. Anderson
Segell
Shift In Job Pattern Noted By Labor Dept
The Labor Department links union membership losses to a shift toward white collar jobs and structural economic changes. AFL-CIO figures show a multi-year decline, with ongoing downward pressure as older industries lose footing and demand drops.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Labor Department
Afl-Cio
Labor World
Canada
Bureau
Incumbents Ousted From City School Board in La Crosse
Three members of the La Crosse City District Board of Education were ousted in renomination bids amid a secret aldermen caucus. Nominated to succeed them were candidates endorsed as qualified by the Citizens Education Committee. Shelby Town voting rights for the board were rejected, risking a possible court challenge.
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la Crosse City
Irwin H. Cooley
Campbell and Shelby
Geneva Ragland
S. 15Th St
O. R. Nessius
Charles St. Cooley
Leonard
Cooley
Paul W. Schuster
Mormon Coulee Road
Shelby
Flanagan
Posthumous Honors For JFK And Pope John Given
President Johnson awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously to John F. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII for peace and service. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy accepted for Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy watched from a dining room as the citation praised Kennedy’s leadership and hope. The ceremony followed Kennedy’s assassination two weeks earlier.
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Pope John
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
John XXIII
Great Republic
Brotherhood of Man
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Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Dallas
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
The
United States
Patriarch proposals summit of church chiefs in Jerusalem
Athenagoras I proposed a summit of East and West church leaders in Jerusalem during Pope Paul VI s visit. He urged Roman Catholic Orthodox and Protestant heads to attend for a sacred pilgrimage and a historic first meeting between a pope and an Orthodox patriarch since the 11th century split.
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Turkey
Athenagoras I
Jerusalem
Paul
Athenagoras
Zion
Benedictus
Holy Land
City Man Killed Brother Hurt In La Crosse Crash
Orville Wang 27 died from crash injuries at 6 50 a m at 10th and Main Streets. His brother James 28 in critical condition at St Francis Hospital with arm and chest injuries. Vehicle driven by Ronald Bjorkman Jr 18 collided with the Wang car. Wang born October 30 1936 worked as Burlington Railroad switchman and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Services Monday at 3 p m in Dickinson Jackson Street Chapel.
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la Crosse
Orville R. Wang
Copeland Ave
Wang
James R
West Ave. S
St. Francis Hospital
Ronald E. Bjorkman Jr
Stitzer
Wis
White Hall
la Crosse State College
Orville
Bjorkman
Main
10Th St
Orville Wang
James Wang
Burlington Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Gloria
Robert Allen
Daniel Scott
William Wang
James
Jean) Ward
Kenosha
Kenneth
David
Motorist Reports Youth Shot At Him in La Crosse
La Crosse motorist David C. Walderbach reported a boy about 12 or 13 years old fired a 22 caliber bullet from the hip at his windshield on Bainbridge Street, while he drove south near French Island. The youth wore a dark jacket and disappeared after the shot.
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la Crosse
Sheriff Department
David C. Walderbach
S. 7Th St
French Island
Bainbridge Street
Walderbach
Pullet Mystery: Egg Containing Candy Wrapper Baffles Blair
In Blair Wisconsin egg station workers found a pullet egg containing a neatly wrapped candy. Local experts call it virtually impossible yet the wrapper proves the anomaly, leaving questions about which came first the chicken or the egg.
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Blair
Wis
Beaty Egg
Mrs Kennedy Moves Out Of White House
Jacqueline Kennedy bid farewell to White House staff two weeks after President Kennedy was slain. She will move with her two children to a Georgetown house lent by the Harriman family, staying until a permanent Washington home is found. Caroline will attend White House school briefly. John Jr. will miss his playmates and the Oval Office visits.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Goodby
Georgetown
Providencia
Kennedy
Maud Shaw
N Street
Executive Mansion
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Caroline Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Secret satellite launch at Vandenberg confirms Thor-Able Star used
The Air Force confirmed a secret satellite vehicle launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on Thursday. A spokesman would only say the mission occurred and that a Thor-Able Star combination was used in the launch, providing no further details.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
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