FBI Files Show No New Answers On Kennedy Case
The FBI opened its Kennedy files but found no new evidence refuting the Oswald-alone theory. Reading 40,000 pages to date depicts the urgent, sprawling investigation after Dallas murder on Nov 22, 1963, with Hoover pushing speed and accuracy while managing media.
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Ruby
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Cuba
FBI Traced Peculiar Tips On Kennedy Assassination
FBI released hundreds of pages showing tips from varied informants about the Kennedy killing. Names like Hobo Smith and Jimmy Blue Eyes appear, with notes on Rome of tips from shoeshine boys, housewives, and others. Some leads led nowhere, including claims of Oswald links or Mafia plots.
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Baby Jada Sue Haynie Born in Vandalia
Mr and Mrs Laban G Haynie Jr of Vandalia welcomed a daughter named Jada Sue Haynie born Wednesday at 1 31 pm at Audrain Medical Center She weighed six pounds four ounces and joins her father who works for Klug and Smith Construction Co in Vandalia.
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Laban G. Haynie Jr
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Jada Sue Haynie
Haynie
Klug and Smith Construction Co
Padgett and Evanoff Families Welcome Newborns in Audrain Medical Center
In Benton City, Gala Monique Padgett was born today at 4:45 a.m. at Audain Medical Center weighing nine pounds. Her father Herbert W. Padgett works for Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines in Mexico. A son named Kenneth Lee Evanoff Jr. arrived in Laddonia yesterday at 0:16 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds 11 ounces. His father Kenneth L. Evanoff is employed by Community R G School at Scott's Corner.
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Herbert W. Padgett
Benton City
Audeain Medical Center
Padgett
Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines Inc
Mexico
Kenneth L. Evanoff
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Kenneth Lee Evanoff Jr
Evanoff
Scott's Corner
Coal Strike Costs Millions Daily as Talks Resume
The national coal strike costs about 10 million dollars daily in wages for 180,000 United Mine Workers members. Negotiations between UMW and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association were to resume in Washington, D.C. UMW President Arnold Miller demanded a complete counter proposal and wage hikes to 114.36 dollars per day over three years, up from 65.36. The strike also drains health and retirement funds by about 1.31 million dollars daily, with funds weakened by rising medical costs and wildcat strikes. Members face no strike fund, though officials continue drawing pay.
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United Mine Workers
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington, D.C
Arnold Miller
BCOA
Morris Felbusch
Abortion Funding Pact Reached After Months of Debate
Congress ends a long fight over public funding for poor women's abortions under Medicaid. The compromise funds Labor and HEW for FY1978 with conditions for eligibility, including life risk, rape or incest, prompt law enforcement reports, and cases where two doctors certify severe health damage. Both chambers agree pregnancy endangers life as a trigger. Senate seeks broader health considerations, House resists.
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