Kennedy Anniversary Observances Mark Ninth Year Since Assassination
Memorial rites were planned nationwide for the ninth anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's 1963 assassination. Private mass at Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown and Kennedy Memorial ceremonies in Dallas featured schoolchildren leading prayers and a Jesuit band. Edward Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis were not expected to attend.
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Heaviest B52 Offensive Hits North Vietnam
The U S Command disclosed the heaviest B52 raid of the war on North Vietnam with about 45 B52s dropping over 1 300 tons of explosives in the southern panhandle during a 24 hour period ending noon Wednesday. One F111 is reported down with two crew missing and another crew rescued. Marine F4 fighter bomber also shot down in southern Laos with one crewman rescued and one missing.
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Who Lives in Them Israel Admits Shelling Villages
Israeli forces sealed the Golan Heights on full alert after a heavy eight hour clash with Syrian forces. An Israeli commander admitted shelling six civilian villages to send a signal to stop shelling Israeli settlements. Damascus pledged to aid guerrillas as both sides reported aircraft and tank losses.
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Thanksgiving turkey prices hold at 39 cents a pound in DC area
Washington area shoppers pay about 39 cents per pound for a 21 pound turkey this week, unchanged from prior years. Ready mixed stuffing up to 35 cents per pound, fresh cranberries 29 cents, and sweet potatoes at 14 cents per pound.
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Washington, D.C
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Ington
Indian Army convoy ambushed near Billy Graham Crusade
An Indian army convoy was ambushed three miles from Kohima where Billy Graham held his Crusade for Christ. One soldier wounded. guerrillas blamed. Graham continued the prayer service as shootings echoed through the grounds.
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India
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Graham
Nagaland
State yields on nursing homes enter cost reform talks
In Columbus the state backed down from enforcing a cost formula plan for nursing homes after facilities threatened to stop treating welfare patients. Welfare officials will negotiate a flat rate for providers not submitting Medicare style cost reports, with current max rates of 14 and 11 dollars daily.
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Young Archbishop Bernardin to be installed in Cincinnati
Most Rev Joseph L Bernardin 44 will be installed as Cincinnati archbishop rejecting labels he calls issue oriented He was former auxiliary bishop of Atlanta and led the National Conference of Bishops He favors public funding for non public schools and tax credits to aid families and schools installation at St Peter In Chains Cathedral before Christmas
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Ohio
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First Snow of the Season Reported in Middletown
The opening snow of the season was recorded in Middletown this morning though accumulations were minimal. Warmer Thanksgiving weather is forecast with highs in the low 40s and clearing skies, while tonight will be cold with lows near 25. Only parts of northeastern Ohio and mountain West Virginia expect trace snow. Yesterday’s high reached 41 and the overnight low 32. Morningstar logged the event as the season’s first snow, with last year’s first snow on November 6.
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Kissinger Resumes Talks in Paris on Vietnam Peace Efforts
Henry Kissinger resumed Vietnam peace talks with Hanoi's Le Duc Tho in Paris after a Brussels stop and a visit to Indonesia's Suharto. They entered their third secret meeting as Indonesia and three other nations are asked to supervise a cease-fire. The talks remain opaque with no concrete details disclosed.
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