Kennedys Move From White House To Georgetown Home
John F Kennedy Jr aged 3 carries a small American flag as the Kennedy family moves from the White House to a Georgetown residence. Mrs Kennedy and children wave to neighbors as Secret Service watch from the new home at 2nd floor windows. Caroline attends White House school while Kennedy and family settle back in a private life after the assassination.
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Americans See Kennedy Assassin Prompted by Aiders
A Gallup poll finds 52 percent believe some group or element helped the Kennedy shooter, 29 percent say it was alone, and 19 percent are unsure. Gallup notes few conspiracists named any specific group.
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Commission Seeks Expanded Power to Compel Testimony
The Warren Commission proposes broad authority to compel witness testimony and grant immunity from prosecution. The Senate measure, led by Sens. Russell and Cooper, would allow federal court enforcement of subpoenas and limit Fifth Amendment immunity, with perjury prosecutions possible.
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Tightest Security For Visit
Police and the Secret Service prepare an intense security plan for President Johnson. He will attend the funeral of former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman at Temple Emanu El in Manhattan. A three hour meeting set a 12 car motorcade with a fast motorcycle escort of about 35 police.
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National Council of Churches hails new climate of dialogue
The National Council of Churches praised dialogue among Roman Catholic Orthodox and Protestant groups as a sign of mutual understanding. The seven day Philadelphia meeting also attacked all forms of racial religious and economic discrimination. Bishop Reuben H. Mueller of Indianapolis was named president for a three year term. He supported a world religious leaders summit around Pope Paul VI's planned Jerusalem visit.
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Ceremonies on Arizona Memorial Honor Pearl Harbor Day
On Memorial Day ceremonies were planned at the Pearl Harbor Arizona Memorial to honor fallen service members. The flag atop the Arizona was half mast for the first time since WWII, saluting a Navy veteran, Lieutenant John F. Kennedy, and the memory of those who served in the Pacific.
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Delegates urge churches to unite against discrimination
Delegates, in nearly unanimous agreement, demand that churches support every effort to end discriminatory practices inside and outside church walls. They praise current peace efforts such as the nuclear test ban and stress urgent work for a world without bias.
Thant to Tour Africa and Ghana in Early 1960s
U Thant, the United Nations secretary general, is slated to visit Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Guinea, and Ghana in late January and early February, according to diplomatic sources.
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Goldwater Stunned by Abusive Letters After Kennedy Assassination
The Chicago Tribune reports Barry Goldwater and ally Sen. John Tower received abusive telegrams and letters following President Kennedy's assassination. Friends describe Goldwater as stunned and shocked by the outpouring, influencing his reconsideration of a potential presidential bid.
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Taft Jr. Criticized By Coleman
Ohio Democratic Chair William Coleman blasted Rep. Robert Taft Jr for announcing a bid for the U. S. Senate two weeks after President Kennedy's death. Coleman cited the national moratorium urged by William Miller after Kennedy's assassination and urged restraint in political announcements. Taft said he would not engage in intensive partisan activity but maintains he can enter the May primary. Ted Brown, an East district Republican, welcomed Taft's entry and stated it would not affect his plans.
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Senate immunity clauses prompt scrutiny of Russell Cooper draft
Observers predict close scrutiny and possible changes to broad immunity language in the Russell and Cooper Senate resolution. A less drastic subpoena bill by Sen Kenneth Keating had been introduced. Warren said the seven member commission had approved the Russell Cooper draft on Friday. Identical House legislation will be offered Monday.
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Oswald Reportedly Boasted Of Dallas Shooting Try
Investigators cite Marina Oswald saying Lee Harvey Oswald told her he tried to shoot Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker in Dallas on April 10. Authorities probe the claim as FBI and Justice Department comment is unavailable.
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Two-Word Filibuster Halts Senate Streamlining Push
The Senate faced a rare two word obstruction when Sen. Richard B. Russell objected to a streamlined study plan. Northern leaders led by Sen. Joseph S. Clark condemned the tactic and pledged to try again later.
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Attorney Convicted Of Having Wife Murdered
MINNEAPOLIS AP Eugene Thompson, 36, was convicted Friday of arranging the killing of his wife Carol in St Paul. He received a life sentence. A six man jury took about a day to convict Thompson of first degree murder in one of Minnesota’s most sensational cases.
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Africans Push Independence Debate On Portugal At UN
At the United Nations in New York the African bloc opened a new Security Council debate on independence for Portugal’s African territories with no forceful action against NATO partners. Five months earlier African leaders accused the United States and other NATO members of arming Portugal to fight insurgents in Angola Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea.
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Medals To Kennedy And Pope Honored For Peace
President Johnson posthumously awards the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to John F. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII for peace and brotherhood. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy accepts for his slain brother as the ceremony unfolds in Dallas.
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The Wife With Dishpan Hands Now Suffers Push Button Finger
A lighthearted note highlights a wife who shifted from constant dishwashing complaints to an aching push button finger, turning chores into a modern quip.
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