Ruby defense hopeful on federal probe impact
Dallas defense lawyer Tom Howard predicted that a federal findings report on the Kennedy case will bolster Jack Ruby's position and show no link to Oswald. He also signaled possible delay in Ruby's murder trial, now set for Dec. 9, citing need for time to develop the defense.
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Action Likely on 2 Major Bills in Next Weeks
The pace for the 88th Congress centers on the Senate Finance Committee and House Rules as they decide two key measures. A tax cut and civil rights legislation face long odds, with votes not expected before January 1964 and President Kennedy’s push unlikely to sway outcomes after his death.
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First Rodeo Held in North Platte on July Fourth 1882
Buffalo Bill Cody organized North Platte Neb in 1882 as a local July 4 celebration at Scout's Rest Ranch adjacent to the town. The event marked the world’s first rodeo with Cody leading the festivities.
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Vatican Council Ends Work Session Today
The Vatican Ecumenical Council enters its final working day of the second session with two more days of ceremony before 2,200 prelates depart for a nine month recess. They advanced four renewal topics and debated several schemata while weighing controversial chapters on Jews and religious freedom.
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Divorce Trends Reflect War and Economy Over Four Decades
The article traces U.S. divorce patterns across forty years, linking spikes and declines to wartime disruptions and economic stress, and evaluates how marriage stability responds to national crises and financial conditions.
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Princess Grace to Visit Kennedy Grave in Philadelphia
Princess Grace of Monaco said on Sunday she would visit the grave of President John F. Kennedy during her Philadelphia trip and call on Mrs. Kennedy after arriving to visit her mother. The note mentions arrangements and a reference to Letter Pak Lelie.
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World honors Kennedy by naming places and people
Tributes pour in as John F Kennedy is memorialized worldwide. Berlin and Latin America honored him early on while Bogota residents renamed Barrio Del Techo John F Kennedy. Cape Canaveral became Cape Kennedy and many streets and avenues were rededicated in his name.
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Smith Receives Minute Man of the Year Award
The Reserve Officers Association will honor Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine as Minute Man of the Year at a February 28 banquet in Washington. Brig. Gen. James E. Frank announced the award noting Smith's high level of service in the Air Force Reserve.
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Remington Shaver Features Sharp Edges and Fast Shave
The Remington shaver uses 348 cutting edges made of surgical high carbon steel for sharper longer lasting performance. It features a big shaving head and 756 slots to feed more whiskers to the cut for faster shaves with adjustable roller combs.
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