Loyalties and Likely White House Aides for Johnson
Washington AP reports a new Johnson administration team forming with aides from Kennedy era. Possible chief aide Moyers may shift from Peace Corps to inner circle while Bundy and Schlesinger stay on. Rumors place O'Donnell Busby Rowan Mooney as other key staffers and Salinger may depart.
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Democratic revolt targets Southern Democrats in Johnson era
Rep. Richard Bolling of Missouri leads a liberal challenge inside the Democratic Party arguing to strip seniority privileges from members who oppose the national ticket. He says Congress is unviable under current structure and would deny committee chairmanships to Southern defectors. The move aims to pressure loyalty while acknowledging Rayburn’s past unifying influence.
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Kennedy frees WWII treason prisoner before death
President Kennedy, in one of his final acts, signed an order to release Tomoya Kawakita, a former interpreter at a Japan POW camp, on the condition he leave the United States and not return. Kawakita, 43, is held at McNeil Island, Wash., after conviction for eight treasonable acts against U.S. prisoners.
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Bridegroom's Chuckle Advice Recalled
A cheeky column recalls a bridal guide line urging patience and humor in marriage. It offers a playful tip to maintain composure amid quirks and keeps the tone light and nostalgic for readers.
Russians Show New Soviet Space Effort Near Kennedy Center
Washington reports President Johnson faces urgent proof of an intensified Soviet space push as Tass announces a two month series of rocket tests in the Pacific. The tests target Cape Canaveral now renamed Cape Kennedy and areas near the Marshall Islands and east of Tokyo, with space booster use tied to missile capability.
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Civil Rights Biggest Worry For President
President Johnson faces a political imperative to secure Congress action on civil rights and aid to education and training. The administration weighs Kennedy civil rights legislation amid party divisions and potential gains from moderating lawmakers after the holiday. Johnson seeks progress without alienating Black voters as 1960s political dynamics hinge on the civil rights bill and attorney general Kennedy’s stance.
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Civil Rights Push Faces Opposition in Congress
The attorney general warns that civil rights bills lacking a strong public accommodations clause would fail Negro support. House leaders move to block Southern backed Rules Committee from stalling action amid new parliamentary tactics.
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Churchill at 89 Aims for Quiet Birthday Celebration
Sir Winston Churchill, nearing his 89th birthday, remains fond of meals and cigars. Family spokesman says he is feeling very sick yet better than in a long time as relatives plan a small London gathering and a private birthday dinner at The Other Club.
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Cape Canaveral Renamed Cape Kennedy in Space Era
Cape Canaveral becomes Cape Kennedy in honor of John F. Kennedy with the space center named John F. Kennedy Space Center. Johnson announced the change on Thanksgiving, drawing support from officials and space executives while raising local business questions and noting the area’s growth on Merritt Island and Cocoa Beach.
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Youngsters Present Churchill With Birthday Joy After Event
As Winston Churchill was assisted from a car into a wheelchair, three youngsters approached and offered birthday presents, drawing attention amid the visit.
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Claudia Beech
Renowned Rabbi Silver Dies After Heart Attack
Prominent Cleveland Jewish leader Rabbi Silver, 70, died at Lakeside Hospital after a chest tightening episode at his Shaker Heights home. He led Temple for 45 years and helped shape Zionist policy, presenting case before the United Nations in 1947 48. Funeral set for Sunday at Temple.
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Prince Mohammad of Jordan Marries Ferial Irsheid
Prince Mohammad aged 24, brother of King Hussein, wed Ferial Irsheid aged 18 at the royal palace in Amman. Hussein bestowed the title princess on the bride, daughter of late Senator Ferid Irsheid.
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Man Shot in Toledo Love Feud Ends in Death
In Toledo Ohio police report a man Eddie Filis is found dead from shotgun wounds in an alley after a woman Virginia Parkman 25 is wounded in the legs during an approach from a date with Alfred Mitchell. Mitchell is held as a material witness. The shooter, Ellis, had dated Parkman and fired through her apartment door before pursuing the pair into the street. A shotgun lay beside Filis' body.
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Virginia Louise Parkman
Alfred Mitchell
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Weather Summary: Cold, Clear. Light Rain Overnight
Winter weather begins with low 30s tonight under clear skies. Tomorrow remains clear and cool with a high near 40. Yesterday’s high reached 55 and the low 33 today. A small amount of rain fell overnight while other areas saw snow and mixed precipitation.
Venezuela election held under pressure from terrorism
In Caracas the threat from the Armed Forces of National Liberation FALN waned as 15 000 supporters rallied amid nightly caravans and violent attacks dwindled. Raul Leoni of Democratic Action was seen as likely to win as Betancourt could not run again and authorities intensified a crackdown on bombings.
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National Liberation
Romulo Betancourt
Raul Leoni
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FALN
Manuel Mantilla
U S Army Officer Kidnapped. Venezuelan Flight Hijacked
A U S Army officer Lt Col James K Chenault was kidnapped on Wednesday. Five men and a woman hijacked a Venezuelan airliner forcing the pilot to fly to Trinidad and were handed to Venezuelan officials. They face trial in Caracas with possible 30 year sentences. An engineer Edward R Richards of Chicago was aboard the Caracas bound flight. Another Venezuelan airliner was diverted to Bermuda after a bomb threat. Caracas police seek the abducted officer and FALN threatens to release him unharmed Saturday.
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Domer Found Guilty in First Degree Murder Slaying
Canton Ohio AP reports Robert K. Domer was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of Howard F. Riddle. The verdict followed the earlier Page 16 coverage detailing the case and proceedings.
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