Washington Today Networks Lost 25.6 Million In Commercials
Washington reports that four days of Kennedy assassination coverage cost networks 25.6 million in lost commercials and 3.1 million more in coverage expenses. Broadcasters acted without government direction, asserting editorial freedom amid calls for tighter oversight. Senator Gale McGee urged reform of foreign aid administration after a special investigation.
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House Moves Fast On Bill To Aid Jackie Kennedy
The House aims to swiftly approve a bill offering temporary Secret Service protection and other benefits to President Kennedy's widow and children. The measure, introduced Friday by Rep. Murray, would provide Franking privileges, office space, staff funding, protective details, and expense coverage for the family.
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Albert Predicts Johnson Victory in 1964 Election
House Democratic leader Carl Albert predicted a Johnson landslide in the 1964 presidential race. He declined to name a running mate but said Kennedy would merit consideration as a vice presidential nominee. Albert also cited possible East West talks and doubted civil rights legislation would pass this year despite efforts to honor Kennedy.
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UPS AND DOWNS FOR NORFOLK SHIP CAPTAIN
In Norfolk Virginia AP report Captain Jean Morize of the French cargo vessel Mekambo explains how drafts change with cargo. The Mekambo’s draft rose from 30 feet after loading 22 150 tons of coal to 33 feet at Lamberts Point. A 12 day trip to Savone would burn fuel and alter draft back toward 30 feet.
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Want To Start A Business Look Before Franchising
Warns readers about franchise fraud and teaches due diligence. Cites cases in Indiana Yonkers and other locales where investors lost money on faux exclusivity and overpriced supplies. Advises legal review market checks bank verification and careful scrutiny before signing contracts.
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Anaes Sens
Better Business Bureau
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Yonkers
N.Y
Soviet Union hints Oswald spied for United States
Pravda quoted a report claiming Lee H. Oswald identified himself as an American spy during his 1959 to 1962 stay in the Soviet Union. The article notes Oswald described himself as a Marxist and that a Stenographer Pauline Bates aided him in writing an anti Soviet book.
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Students Train To Be Casino Croupiers In Monte Carlo
Young hopefuls ages 2 1/2 to 600 seek admission to Monte Carlo’s gambling school to learn the craft of croupiers. Applicants must have two years casino experience, physical dexterity, and learn roulette lingo, voice, and manners as part of the strict program all-male traditions.
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Americans aging and growing younger at once by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle notes that as birth rates rise and life expectancy grows, the U S population shifts toward both younger and older cohorts. By 1970 half the people may be under 20 or over 65 while spending shifts favor housing travel education and medical care.
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New York
Samuel Johnson
Singapore
John F. Kennedy
Court to Meet for Opinions After Kennedy Assassination
Supreme Court meets today to hand down opinions and complete postponed work. Justices plan one more week for opinion writing before a December week of arguments. On December 9 the court will hear the Delaware Legislature reapportionment challenge. Cases from New York Alabama Virginia and Maryland have been heard. Opinions are not expected soon.
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