Birthday Frustration Follows John F Kennedy’s Daughter
Caroline Kennedy marks her sixth birthday amid family tragedy as the White House mourns and plans move from the mansion. The Kennedy children visit their grandparents in Hyannis Port for Thanksgiving while plans to relocate the presidency unfold.
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Bank Pledges $25,000 In Hospital Drive
Wisconsin Rapids AP reports five additional pledges to Riverview Hospital's drive. Woods County National Bank pledged 25 000 dollars toward a 2.1 million dollar goal.
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Family Insurance Policy Plans End After December Sixteen
The Continental Assurance Co. stops accepting family policies after December 16. Existing family coverage remains, but new policies will be individual at 50 cents monthly. Families may still obtain coverage by purchasing individual policies for all members, with no age limit on children. Contact The Insurance Service Department at The La Crosse Tribune for application blanks before December 16.
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Jackie, Children To Be Protected
Washington sources say Secret Service protection will continue for Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children for an undetermined period. An official states she will remain protected, but no legal provision exists for protection of a president's widow. The Secret Service offered no comment on plans.
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Johnson Vows To Carry On Kennedy Ideals
The Kennedy assassination prompts a Senate inquiry led by Eastland with Dirksen and the Justice Department. Hoover expected to disclose evidence Oswald fired on Kennedy, with no proven Communist plot. Johnson urges swift civil rights action and a united, peaceful response. He pledges strong foreign ties and global leadership while honoring Kennedy’s memory.
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Wisconsin Senators Split On Wheat Vote
In Washington two Wisconsin Democrats voted differently as the Senate tabled a bill to ban government agency credit for trade with Communist nations, including surplus U.S. wheat sales. Senator Gaylord Nelson supported tabling the measure while Senator William Proxmire opposed.
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Mirror of Parents Views Guard Home Of Minister
Police guard the home of Rev. William Holmes after he told CBS that some public school pupils cheered Kennedy's assassination. A Dallas teacher, Miss Joanna Morgan, confirmed students applauded the news on a Dallas street, noting it was a small minority reacting to the tragedy.
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Aldermen debate use of 110000 contingency fund in La Crosse
La Crosse aldermen considered how to spend an 110000 contingency fund created by the Finance and Purchase Committee. Proposals included water mains, paving, and a police raise, while the mayor urged capital budgeting to stabilize the mill rate amid an 847. City budget issues dominated a lengthy session with a public hearing featuring Gerrard Realty and La Crosse Taxpayers Association remarks.
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Rail Dispute Heads For New Legal Tabale
A four year rail labor dispute moves toward court action over an arbitration ruling allowing diesel firemen to be eliminated by about 90 percent, or 30 000 jobs, while train crew size remains unresolved. The award binds for two years but wage fights and other work rule changes loom after Feb. 25 if no agreement is reached. Unions vow to challenge the ruling and its legal basis as negotiations stall.
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Johnson signs arms control funding and debt limit bills
President Johnson signs two key measures as his first acts. The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency is funded at 20 million dollars for the two year period from last July 1, with separate appropriation to follow. The national debt limit is extended to 315 billion dollars through June 30, 1964. The White House initially misreported the signing order.
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Market Rebounds After Kennedy Assassination Shock
A rapid stock market rebound with a $15 billion gain in Dow values followed news of President Kennedy's assassination. Analysts cite strong economy, but warn the surge may prove temporary amid ongoing volatility and margin risk. Public buying showed confidence and concern over policy shots.
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