Conspiracy Theories Surrounding the Warren Report
The piece discusses claims of conspiracy in the Kennedy assassination and notes the Warren Commission found no evidence of Oswald acting with a group. It cites Jim Garrison, Ernest Lane and others, detailing exhibit references and the Ruby Weissman link, while noting many questions may remain unresolved.
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Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
United States
Jim Garrison
Lane
Ruby
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Bernard Weissman
FBI
Texas
New Orleans
Commission
Connie Trammel
Lamar Hunt
H. L. Hunt
Johnson Hussein talks soured by Jerusalem annexation
Washington reports privately that Israel’s annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem cast a pall over President Johnson’s first conference with King Hussein of Jordan since the war. Officials said the Jordanian sector annexation was timed to coincide with the meeting and that warnings against the move were issued. White House aide George Christian said the luncheon produced no shared views.
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Washington
Old
Jerusalem
Johnson
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
U.S
George Christian
White House
Nicholas Katzenbach
UPI Telephoto
Old City
State Department
United States
Pressure Grows Over Israeli Annexation Of Old City
At the United Nations General Assembly a chorus condemns Israel for annexing the Old City of Jerusalem. Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Peru and others denounce the action while Yugoslavia seeks a UN resolution calling for withdrawal from Egypt, Jordan and Syria seized territory. Jordan's King Hussein warns against arbitrary measures, and the U.S. states the move cannot decide Jerusalem's future status.
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Charles Storer
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Old City
Jerusalem
Omar Sakkar
Saudi Arabia
Raja Aznam
Enrique Garcia Sayan
Assembly
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Danilo Lekic
Yugoslavia
Rraeli
Pakistan
Turkey
Spain
Peru
U.N
Palestine
Hussein
U.S. State Department
U.S. Middle East
United States
U.S
Tel Aviv
Battle Near Saigon Fails To Stop Viet Cong Escape
A 21 hour running battle northeast of Saigon pitted a Viet Cong unit against U S and South Vietnamese forces. Allied reports say about 163 South Vietnamese troops were missing with 9 dead and 119 wounded, while U S casualties rose to 274 killed and 1,258 wounded for the week.
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Saigon
Associated Press
George Esper
U.S
Esper
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Wisconsin 1980 Population Forecast by Meinhard Corp
A firm analyzing population trends projects Wisconsin reaching 4.9 million residents by 1980, about 24 percent above 1960. The state’s share of the national total would drop from 2.2 to 2 percent as overall U S population climbs 35 percent. Nevada California and Arizona show the largest regional gains.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Meinhard Commercial Corp
Department of Commerce
Nevada
California
Arizona
Buffalo Riot Sparks $100000 In Damage And Dozens Injured
In Buffalo on a second night of racial unrest, more than 1,000 youths rioted in the East Side causing about 100000 in damage. At least 40 people, including two officers, were treated for injuries and 50 arrests were made. Police used tear gas as crowds scattered along Sycamore Street.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lower East Side
Frank A. Sedita
Milton A. Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Williams
East Side
Robert B Howard
Niagara Falls
Upstate
New York
Rochester
Sycamore Street
UPI Telephoto
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Implied Consent In Drugged Driving Bill
In Madison the 1967 Wisconsin legislature moves toward adjournment as the Assembly defeats Knowles traffic safety plan notably rejecting annual vehicle inspections and implied consent intoxication tests for drunken drivers. Senate leaders urge fall revival while Assembly presses for final action this session.
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Madison
Warren P
Knowles
Assembly
Senate
Harold Froehlich
R - Appleton
Senate Assembly
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Appleton
Leonard
Froehlich
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Hasterner
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