Nation And World Mourn Death Of John Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery and cities worldwide marked the first anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Presidents, dignitaries, and thousands observed moments of remembrance as families laid roses and flowers, with ceremonies in Austin, Hyannis Port, and Kennedy sites across the globe.
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Convicts Escape Washington Prison Through 40-Foot Tunnel
Seven inmates including three murderers escaped from Washington State Penitentiary by tunneling through a cement floor about 40 feet to freedom. They fled after dinner Sunday, leaving home made shovels and warden Rhay’s notes. authorities set roadblocks in Washington and Oregon. Names listed: Veruis Barrett, Arthur St. Peter, Neil Wallen, John Mullenix, Harold Thomas, Donald Maseros, Richard Loux.
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Talks Resume Nov 30 as Railroad Strike Delayed
A nationwide strike set for 6 am Thanksgiving week is postponed to allow rail traffic. Negotiations with three unions representing 49 000 workers will resume in Washington on Nov 30 after Secretary Wirtz urged postponement. The move follows the withdrawal of an injunction petition by the carriers.
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International Association of Machinists
Paper mix up leads clerk to erase own initials
A government clerk, overwhelmed by forms, misfiled a document from another department. Two days later the form returned with a note directing the clerk to erase initials and initial the erasure, revealing an unusual mix up in handling duties.
Escalation Debate Grows Over Viet Nam War
U S ambassador Maxwell Taylor told Life magazine that air strikes on North Viet Nam and Laos could aid South Viet Nam victory while warning the overall outcome remains in doubt. He spoke before meeting President Johnson as dissent within policy circles grows over strategy. Westmoreland cited high Viet Cong losses but said defeat remains unlikely for the Viet Nam army.
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Grave blast hits TWA jetliner at Rome airport
A TWA four-jet airliner with 72 aboard exploded as it attempted to leave Leonardos at Fiumicino Rome. About 50 killed with 20 to 25 survivors rushed to hospitals in grave condition. Flight No. 800 from Kansas City Chicago New York Paris Milan to Rome Athens Cairo.
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Saigon Faces Severe Riot After Buddhist March
Prime Minister Tran Van Huong sent police and paratroopers to break up a 1,000 person Buddhist protest at the government palace using tear gas. The Sunday clash marked the most serious anti-government unrest since his rise to power two and a half weeks earlier.
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Three Philadelphians Abandon World-Sailing Dream
Three Philadelphia men Bill Winters Ron Emery and Pete Fascenda abandoned plans to circumnavigate the world after a two week voyage in a 35 foot trimaran ended in a Atlantic storm. Their boat was damaged and their charts ruined prompting financial doubts and a coast guard search before rescue.
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Estes May Be Sent To Jail
Billie Sol Estes, accused of violating a $10,000 bond, is subpoenaed to appear before US District Judge Sarah T. Hughes. He faces charges of making false financial statements to the Agriculture Department's Commodity Credit Corporation and has prior federal and state convictions related to fertilizer tanks dealings. prosecutors say he violated bond conditions by crossing district boundaries and making trips to Denver after warnings.
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Texas
Clearing skies bring relief after weekend Great Lakes snow
Relief from the cold comes as skies clear along the eastern Great Lakes. Weekend storms dumped up to three feet of snow in Tug Hill and other spots near Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. More than 200 motorists were stranded in western New York and two women died in weather related accidents. Temperatures rise toward normal across the central U.S. after frigid nights.
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Resignation of Lancaster Boys Industrial School Supt Gibbs
Lancaster Ohio AP reports Supt. Raymond Gibbs has resigned as head of the troubled Boys Industrial School in Lancaster. The move follows ongoing upheaval at the facility and comes as authorities review administrative matters and reform efforts.
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Missionary Death Stay Sought as Congo Talks Continue
Dr. Paul Carlson, American medical missionary sentenced to death by Congolese rebels, receives another stay. Stanleyville advances by central government troops retake Lubutu as negotiations begin in Kenya over 1,000 foreign hostages including 60 Americans and 600 Belgians.
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Donahue Named Ohio Tax Commissioner by Governor Rhodes
Gov James A Rhodes announced Gerald A Donahue first assistant attorney general will become state tax commissioner. The appointment awaits Louis J Schneider Jr sworn in as Ohio Supreme Court judge after winning the November 3 election for an unexpired term ending December 31 1966.
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Ford to Restart Auto Production After Strike Settlements
Ford Motor Co plans to resume making autos today after settling all local strikes. About 80,000 workers return to assembly and manufacturing as parts shortages and walkouts end. Sterling Township plant strike settled. Wayne plants ratified local agreements ending nine strike actions.
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Blast timeline disputed in plane explosion report
Eyewitnesses disagree whether the blast happened at liftoff or during approach. Among the injured, Elisabeth Loretta Cartley, 39, of Santa Monica, California, was rushed to San Camillo Hospital in Rome with multiple fractures.
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Hunter Charles Burch Found Dead in Beaver Creek Camp Trailer
Charles E. Burch, 49, of East Palestine, was found dead in his camper at Beaver Creek State Forest Park. Beagle-hunting dogs also died in the trailer from smoke inhalation. coroner Dr. William Kotozsi ruled asphyxiation by smoke. The death occurred Saturday near Elkton.
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England Raises Discount Rate
The Bank of England raised its discount rate from 5 to 7 percent to improve Britain’s trade balance, with officials saying the move will attract foreign money and strengthen sterling’s international position amid currency market pressures.
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