Warren Report Release Set Tonight
The Warren Commission findings on Kennedy’s assassination will be released at 6 30 p m EDT with major outlets prepared for prompt transmission The panel’s report is expected to confirm Oswald as the killer and sole conspirator while noting Jack Ruby acted independently The commission also heard witnesses including Marina Oswald and Jacqueline Kennedy The report will be published in book form and sold by the Government Printing Office in Washington.
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Fur Theft By Men in Gal's Garb
Three men in disguises robbed a fur shop, tied store staff with tape, and loaded furs into a late model white Cadillac. Employee Mary Jane Foster witnessed the escape as police hunted for the suspects. Owner Rett Brown estimated the fur value near 340 000 dollars.
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Too late to classify D J Garden Apis notice excerpt
Public notices and classified fragments present an assortment of rental ads and event notices. The readable items mention a one bedroom apartment at Desert Inn Road and a luncheon fashion show with date and reservation details in a local public notices section.
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Desert Inn
Furnished College Park home with decor and appliances
Interior features include two bedrooms and a furnished living area. Listing promotes a neatly furnished college park residence with TV and other amenities, describing payments and terms. Potential buyers are guided to inspect nearby street access and equity details.
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Riots Not Racial Hoover Tells LBJ
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover told President Johnson that riots in July to September across multiple cities were not racial clashes. He cited youths and lack of law respect, called for police training, anti poverty programs, and studies on dropping out, with a plan for a conference of officials to tackle the unrest.
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Toor elected 1964-65 NAFM president at 36th convention
Herbert F. Toor of Los Angeles was chosen as the 1964-65 president of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers at the 36th annual convention. He leads the Furniture Guild of California and succeeds J. Raymond Gerken of Norwalk Upholstering Co., Norwalk Ohio.
Woman Beaten Found Dead in Pine Bluff Area
The article reports a woman beaten and found dead, with autopsy details omitted. It mentions Thom Ne Hughber, a Pine Bluff paper mill worker who planned to join Georgia Pacific at Crosser, having sent his two older children to live with grandparents for schooling. Ronald walked toward his grandparents' home after the assault, a Grove turn noted in the account.
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