Secret Service chief tests on Kennedy assassination details
Secret Service Chief James J. Rowley testifies as the Warren Commission nears its end. Questions focus on security improvements and any pre visit failures while agents defend training and restraint on November 22. Johnson cited two agents for bravery as the deadline for the commission's report approaches.
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Secret Service
James J. Rowley
Hun Cret Service
Fort Worth
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Rowley
Dallas
Johnson
Warren
Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cancer Expert Dies Of Morphine Overdose
Dr. Charles M. Pomerat 58 a Pasadena cancer authority and director of research at the Pasadena Foundation for Medical Research died from what police say was a self-administered morphine overdose. His body was found at his home after learning his spinal cancer treatments had failed. he had previously undergone two operations for intestinal cancer five years earlier.
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Charles M. Pomerat
Pomerat
Pasadena Foundation For Medical Research
Donald Rounds
Foundation
Plan Test Flights of Vertical Transport In Grand Prairie
Planes start test flights next month for a vertical takeoff transport the XC142A by Ling-Temco-Vought. Officials describe it as a deflected slipstream aircraft that lands vertically and can exceed 400 miles per hour. A public inspection was held Wednesday at the hangar in Grand Prairie Texas.
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Ling-Temco-Vought
LTV
La Crosse Tribune Weather Recap
Last night's low reached a cool point while the second day saw warmer conditions with yesterday's high. Temperature shifts reflect a typical spring pattern as residents noted cooler morning hours and rising afternoon heat.
Firefighters Gain Control Of Niigata Oil Tank Fire
Flames from burning oil storage tanks in Niigata are being brought under control as firefighters and foam extinguishers reduce the inferno after the earthquake. Thousands return home, with U.S. foam support and foreign donations aiding relief. The quake left 25 dead, 11 missing, and widespread damage with tens of thousands evacuated.
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U.S
Tokyo
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Yokohama
Toll in Minnesota roads reaches 332 for 1964
The state highway toll rose to 332 after two late reports. William R. Anderson aged 64 of Minneapolis died from a collision in St Paul with a 22 year old driver Dale Swendsen. Edward Heldt, 49, of rural Watertown died when a hay baler tractor veered off County Road 10. Frank Mason, 40, of rural Bemidji died from injuries after a single vehicle crash on Highway 71 near Tea Strike. The first U S hockey team in the NHL was the Boston Bruins in 1924.
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St. Paul
Dale Swendsen
Edward Albert Heldt
Watertown
Minn
Heldt
Frank R. Mason
Bemidji
Fargo
N.D
Teastrike
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World News Briefs: Arrests and Unrest Abroad
Near ly 100 suspected Communists were arrested across Spain in a regime crackdown begun in May. In Oxford, South Africa's ambassador faced boos and a tire puncture as police dispersed demonstrators before 300 students. Greek fans rioted after a 1 1 tie between Panathinaikos and Olympiacos, police clashed with crowds, and Italy endured storms causing at least 16 deaths and multiple injuries.
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Serum rushed to Minnesota boy in Albert Lea
A serum antidote for a 3 year old Hollandale boy arrived from New York and was given at Naeve Hospital in Albert Lea. The critically ill child remained on a resuscitator as doctors waited to know if the antidote arrived in time.
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New York
Naeve Hospital
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Arent Mondeel
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Mondeel
Jonathon
University Hospital
Kennedy Airport
Northwest Airlines
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Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Tewes Quits Congressional Race Narrowing GOP field
Donald E. Tewes withdraws from the Republican bid for Wisconsin 9th District representative after serving one term. Remaining candidates are Thomas Tuttle George P. Kersten and Glenn Davis, the latter a former 2nd District House member.
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Tewes
Waukesha
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Shorewood
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Whitefish Bay
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New Berlin
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Fond du Lac
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Wisconsin
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