Oswald's Mother Refutes Widow Testimony in JFK Probe
Marguerite Oswald resumes testimony before the presidential commission hours after a brief dispute over legal counsel. The session probes her son Lee Harvey Oswald from birth to his Dallas arrest, with Warren cautioning on hearsay and relevance.
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Washington
Marguerite Oswald
Presidential Commission
John F Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Marina
NAAWP Leader to Speak at Yeadleton Chapter Meeting
William Miller, national president of the Nation al Association for the Advancement of White People, will address the Yeadletown chapter tonight at 7 p.m. The meeting at 1806 Central Ave. is open to all members, per local president Frank Gayhart.
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William Miller
Cincinnati
National Association For the Advancement of White People
NAAWP
Central Ave
Frank Gayhart
Extra Chuckle Town Motto Reflects Local Humor
A lighthearted comment notes how some view a rural town as dull yet still offers small amusements. The remark contrasts notions of progress with a simple, rowdy sense of place. No specific people or places are named.
Ohio Girl Begins Life With New Leg After Amputation
Mary Jane Altamondo, 16, from Bedford near Cleveland, leaves Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases to start a life with an artificial leg after amputation of her cancerous right leg and hip on January 27. The notes call her brave and spirited as she adapts on crutches and eyes a future as a dancer or movie star.
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Larry Friedman
New York
Mary Jane Altamondo
Ohio
John Altamondo
Mary Jane
Bennette
Bedford
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Christine Simko
Bowling Green Woman Found Guilty of Embezzling Funds
Mrs. Robert Leather, 51, formerly a cashier at Northern Ohio Telephone Co., was found guilty of embezzling more than 58 500 from the Bowling Green office. The jury reached its verdict after two hours of deliberation. sentencing date not yet set.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Robert Leather
The
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Bowling Green
Kennedy Half Dollars Minted in Philadelphia and Denver
The first Kennedy face half dollars were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver mints in simultaneous ceremonies. Four coins were minted at each site after a telephoned signal. Eva Adams, mint director, said eight coins go to President Johnson then to Mrs. Kennedy and her children. The coins show Kennedy facing left with a coat of arms and an eagle on the reverse. About 26 million will be issued to banks and released to the public in late spring.
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Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Denver
Eva Adams
Mint
Washington
Johnson
Caroline
John
Kennedy
Ohioan Among 5 Injured In Train Derailment
Mrs. Cleo Ford 50 of Cleveland Ohio was trapped under a dining car table after a derailment in South Bend Ind on a seven car New York Central train. She was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital as police pried the table legs free. The five injured included a Chicagoan and others. about 1000 feet of track were ripped out but no cars overturned.
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South Bend
Ind
Cleo Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
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