Actress Karyn Kupeinet Slain in Hollywood Apartment
Hollywood AP report says actress Karyn Kupeinet 22 was found nude and face down in her Sunset Strip area apartment. Homicide officers questioned friends including Andrew Prine and Edward Rubin as investigators seek a motive and killer.
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Hollywood
Karyn Kupeinet
Miss Kupeinet
Sunset Strip
Edward S. Rubin
Robert F. Hathaway
Rubin
Hathaway
Andrew Prine
Red Slippers Slayer Parole
Roy Roger Schinagle was paroled from Ohio Penitentiary after serving ten years and a month for the second degree murder of Cynthia Pfeil at Ohio Wesleyan University. The 29 year old, once a sophomore, was linked to the red slippers case through the victim's footwear. Governor Rhodes had temporarily suspended parole due to reported prison regulation violations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roy Roger Schinagle
Ohio
Schinagle
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cynthia Pfeil
White Plains
N. Y
Columbus
James A Rhodes
Parole Commission
Federal Probe To Help Ruby, Lawyers Claim
Dallas defense lawyer predicts federal investigators will bolster Jack Ruby's case linking him to Oswald. Signs point to a possible delay in Ruby's murder trial set for December 9. Ruby, 52, is jailed without bond after the Kennedy assassination shooting. federal and city agents collect Oswald papers and witness notes.
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Ruby
Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Lee’ Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Tom Howard
Henry Wade
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard
Dallas officer Tippit killer case fuels donation drive
Donations poured in for the family of Dallas policeman J D Tippit, whom Oswald was accused of killing, and for Oswald's Russian born wife and two daughters. The Tippit fund was estimated at 65000 dollars before weekend counting was suspended.
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Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Oswald
Tippit
Ohio Lawmakers Readying Funding Plan For January Session
Ohio lawmakers return from recess with a $250 million capital improvements bond ready to allocate. Proposals include a $100 million securities issue with $70 million for state universities and $30 million for distressed schools parks and facilities. Potential highway bond and liquor profits plans loom as allocations and other bills face debate.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Education Commission
Industrial Development Financing Committee
Railmen Demand Pay Hike Across Railroads
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen seeks a 25 percent wage increase plus supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage for its 78 000 members. They demand a $40 daily minimum for engineers and $35 for firemen with a $10 000 life policy and hospital coverage for workers and dependents. Arbitration actions and potential congressional involvement loom if negotiations fail.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Weather Forecast Quietly Turns Colder Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with colder temperatures and passing snow flurries tonight into tomorrow. Temperatures will dip to the 20s overnight, following yesterday’s high of 43 and today’s low of 31.
45,000 Visit JER's Grave
The Kennedy grave at Arlington was seen by about 45,000 people including President Johnson and his family. Johnson laid a bouquet on the grave as crowds queued before Arlington National Cemetery gates opened at 8 a.m. and allowed to stay in line after 5 p.m.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Arlington National Cemetery
Waiters Thumb Soup Heat Slips In Winter Chuckle
A humorous note about winter arrival when waiters dip thumbs into hot soup rather than iced tea.
Leoni Leads Venezuela Race Amid Security Turmoil
Early unofficial returns show Raul Leoni leading for president of Venezuela, with Arturo Uslar Pietri and Rafael Caldera close behind. Turnout neared a record 96 percent as voters faced death threats from pro Communist groups amid bombings and sniper fire.
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Paul Finch
Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Democratic Action Party
Leoni
Arturo Uslar Pietri
Rafael Caldera
Social Christian Party
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Popular Democratic Party
Raul Ramos Gimenez
Democratic Action
German Borregales
Authentic National Movement
Zulia
Uslar Pietri
Forces For National Liberation
Betancourt
Johnson meets McNamara Hodges and Gordon with defense and budget talk
President Johnson calls Defense Secretary Robert McNamara Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges and Budget Director Kermit Gordon to the White House for conferences on defense costs and economic matters. He taps Whitney Young and awards the Enrico Fermi prize to Oppenheimer. The day includes a visit to Arlington and church services.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Johnson
White House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Kermit Gordon
Ludwig Erhard
Antonio Segni
Alec Douglas-Home
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Delays Could Occur Over Tax and Civil Rights Moves
President Johnson seeks congressional action on Kennedy era proposals as the Senate Finance Committee nears completion of the 11 billion tax cut hearings. A civil rights bill faces Rules Committee delay, with by pass attempts advancing for a House vote.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Lawmaker actions on stalled bill may push vote after Christmas
The Rules Committee could pursue a petition to pull the bill from Smith's group requiring 218 signatures. If successful, the measure could reach a House vote in Christmas week or the week starting the second or fourth Monday thereafter, but not during Christmas week. A Jan 13 or Jan 27 floor appearance is likely. The House plans a vote today on funding Jacqueline Kennedy's office for six months and lifetime mail privileges, and debate on ending the two price cotton system. The Senate, not in session, will begin Tuesday on additional river basin project appropriations.
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Smith
Rules Committee
House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Senate
Pilot Died With Plane in Gulf Recon Mission
LA GRANGE. Ga AP The Air Force confirms the U2 reconnaissance plane that crashed on Nov 20 over Cuba killed its pilot Capt Joe G Hyde Jr His family was notified the crash occurred after a Cuban mission A Coast Guard cutter located the wreckage about 40 miles northwest of Key West Fla the day after the crash.
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LA Grange
Gulf of Mexico
Air Force
Joe G. Hyde Jr
Hyde
Cuba
Qoast Guard
Key West
Fla
Dedication Set for Brent Spence Bridge over Ohio River
Cincinnati AP reports Ohio officials dedicate the Brent Spence Bridge linking Cincinnati and Kentucky after naming the bridge for a former U S representative. A 21 gun salute honors President Kennedy as the bridge opens to traffic last week.
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Ohio
State
Brent Spence
U. S
Kentucky
John F. Kennedy
Lawler-Hanlon
Covington
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