Moro Forms Italian Cabinet After Coalition Victory
Premier Aldo Moro and his center left cabinet are sworn in creating a four party coalition government in Italy. The new lineup includes the Socialists for the first time in 16 years, marking a significant shift in Italian politics.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Christian Democratic
Amintore Fanfani
Pietro Nenni
Christian Democrats
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moro
Chamber of Deputies
Democratic Socialists
Republicans
Oswald Case Details Spark Presidential Commission Action
Washington AP reports a bipartisan presidential commission led by Chief Justice Warren plans a detailed record for the people behind it. Rep Hale Boggs warns against a Broadway style narrative as the panel weighs hearings, while FBI Dallas probes Oswald and Ruby cases.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Hale Boggs
D-La
Congress
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Dallas
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Justice Department
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Texas
Ohio Senate Finance Committee Approves Middletown Miami Umversity Funds
The Ohio Senate Finance Committee allocated one million dollars for a Middletown branch of Miami University and planned a later vote on the 153.8 million appropriation. Herbert H. Lehman, 85, former four term New York governor and ex senator, dies at his Park Avenue home after a heart attack.
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Ohio Senate
Middletown
Miami University
NEW York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Democratic Organization
Park Ave
Today’s Chuckle Laughing at a Frugal Money Trick
A humorous note about folding money to double it, playfully suggesting a self‑mocking, safe joke on frugality. The snippet invites readers to smile at a clever trick that isn’t real financial advice.
NATO Ministers Face Deep Rifts Ahead of Paris Meeting
Washington officials expect a nonbinding NATO ministerial in Paris December 16 to yield little change in the alliance. Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara will press for stronger conventional forces while French President de Gaulle opposes unified strategy. Russia has softened its stance as Western capitals face political changes.
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Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
McNamara
U.S
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Dangerous fugitive McCarthy sought after jail break
Dayton police and state officers intensified a manhunt for 6-foot-11 armed escapee Emmet Ray McCarthy from Reidsville prison after he fled Montgomery County jail in a stolen car. He and his brother had been arrested for a October 25 Maxim's Department Store robbery and faced five armed robbery charges. Erroll McCarthy alias Pete Anderson remained in custody. Jailers noted uncertainty over how the gun was obtained.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Emmet Ray McCarthy
Reidsville
McCarthy
Maxim's
Erroll McCarthy
Pete Anderson
Erroll
W. J. Thill
E. L. Wellbaum
Brazil Senate Shooting Ends in Fatality Among Lawmakers
In Brasilia, Sen Arnon de Melo fired three shots at opponent Sen Silvestre Pericles from the speaker’s platform. The blast accidentally killed Sen Jose Carrala during surgery. both Pericles and De Melo were taken into custody as an investigating committee was named. Local factions in Alagoas politics cited a personal feud, not national impact.
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Brazil
Senate
Jose Carrala
Cairala
Acre
Arnon de Melo
de Melo
Silvestre Pericles
Pericles
Alagoas
San Joao Agripino
Christian Democratic Party
Joao Goulart
Labor Party
Caiala
Kennedy Children Re Buried Beside Kennedy at Arlington
The two infant Kennedy children Patrick Bouvier Kennedy and a baby girl buried in 1956 were reinterred beside President Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery. Jacqueline Kennedy arranged the move. attended by Senator Edward Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Mass
Newport
Johnson seeks labor and industry backing for stalled legislation
President Johnson urged AFL-CIO leaders and business chiefs to support Kennedy era measures stalled in Congress. He warned that without popular support the nation faces JOBS goals, civil rights delays, and a massive tax cut, while planning talks with Randolph and the NSC. He criticized House delay on the civil rights bill.
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Johnson
Labor and Industry
John F. Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
America
A. Philip Randolph
Aflcio Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Randolph
Win
Congress
Trio of Bandits Rob Zanesville Bank in Haste
Three men robbed a First National Bank of Zanesville in Frazersburg, fleeing in two stolen cars. About $4,000 was found in a field near Frazersburg with officers sweeping rural Muskingum County for the suspects. The total haul was estimated at $6,004 with most cash still missing.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum County
Frazersburg
First National Bank of
Frd Uffner
Service Staton
Assassins Escape In Darkness In Laos Kill Intelligence Chief
In Vientiane Laos Col Leuang chief of the coalition government intelligence section was assassinated at his home. Assailants fired automatics from a distance of about 100 yards and escaped into the night. The killing marks the year’s fifth political assassination in Laos with several other prominent figures targeted.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Col
Leuang
Vietiane
Souvanna
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientian
Khamti
Quinim Phoisena
Col. Ketsana
Kong le
Xieng Khouang
Khampheu Ji
Kidnapped Chenault Released in Venezuela
Col. James K. Chenault of Sherman, Texas, deputy chief of the U.S. military mission in Venezuela, was released unharmed after being kidnapped eight days earlier by the pro Communist Armed Force for National Liberation. The group sought to disrupt the presidential elections but Venezuelans turned out in record numbers.
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Caracas
Venezela
James K. Chenault
Sherman
Tex
Chenault
U.S
Venezuela
Mother Of Accused Kennedy Assassin Faces Life
Marguerite Claverie Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, speaks of her life and her belief in her son's innocence. She recounts her marriages, children, and hardships, asserting she bears the burden of a family torn by the Kennedy assassination case.
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John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Brutus
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Special Commission
Pic
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Mr. Oswald
New Orleans
Bronx
Lee
John Carro
Carro
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