Mississippi Roads Still Very Tricky
Subzero conditions eased but many Mississippi highways remained icy and dangerous. Patrol warned north and central areas to avoid travel with bridges iced over and spots of glaze persisting on routes from Port Gibson to Tupelo.
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Highway Patrol
Port Gibson
Jackson
Carthage
Macon
Highway 61
Natchez Trace
Kosciusko
Tupelo
Vicksburg
Greenwood
Greenville
Batesville
Helena
Mississippi River
Memphis
New Albany
Starkville
Aberdeen
Amory
West Point
Columbus
Meridian
Hattiesburg
Gulfport
Brookhaven
Natchez Bridge
Late Markets Chicago Hogs Cattle Prices Mixed Up to Steady
Hogs at 6 000 traded mixed with steers and sows. Butchers steady to 25 cents higher for various weight ranges. Cattle and calves saw slaughter steers up to 50 cents higher with primes and high choices among 1 050 to 1 400 pounds. New Orleans reports limited supplies, sweet potatoes and citrus prices partly noted.
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USDA
Recessed Jan 10 in Ruby bond hearing near Kennedy site
Jack Ruby's bond hearing is resumed January 10 in Dallas with defense seeking a venue change. The session included security measures, testimony about Ruby's state of mind and an incident where a dancer carried a concealed pistol in her purse. Judge Brown denied bond. trial set for February 3.
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Melvin Belli
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R. B. Denson
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Belli
Dist
Henry Wade
Oswald
Texas
George Senator
Doyle Edward Lane
Western Union
Little Lynn
Lane
Karen Bennett
Fort Worth
Jackson backs McKeithen in Louisiana runoff
Former governor candidate Shelby M. Jackson education chief endorsed John J. McKeithen in the January 11 runoff. Jackson, fifth in the December primary, cited fears of federal encroachment and preserving freedoms. Morrison and McKeithen opponents campaigned while supporters gathered in Louisiana parishes and cities.
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Shelby M. Jackson
John J. McKeithen
Jackson
Gillis Long
Robert Kennon
Louis Michot
McKeithen
deLesseps S. Morrison
United Press International
Lake Charles
Columbia
New Roads
Morrison
Chalmette
New Orleans dockworker faces Christmas in hospital after chimpanzee kidney transplant
Jefferson Davis, 44, who received kidneys from a chimpanzee in November, remains at Charity Hospital with a head cold and fragile infection resistance. Doctors delay his homecoming amid weather and observation as Tulane physicians weigh when he can leave for Christmas.
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UPI
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Charity Hospital
Tulane University
Doris
Three Indicted Following Probe of Embezzlement
NEW ORLEANS AP A former executive Jules B Hernandez 54 of Covington former vice president of Metairie Savings Bank and Trust Co and two former employees Sybil Williams and Rosemary Bridges of Metairie were indicted by a federal grand jury on embezzlement and diversion of bank accounts dating back five years Williams cited in six counts Bridges in one count Hernandez arrested August 24 1962 and released on 20000 bond
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Metairie Savings Bank and Trust Co
Jules B. Hernandez
Covington
Sybil Williams
Rosemary Bridges
Metairie
Miss Williams
Miss Bridges
Qil-Gas Hearings Slated In State January 22 23
Public hearings are set for January 22 and 23 in Baton Rouge on oil and gas field operations. Louisiana Conservation Commissioner James Gill noted an additional hearing on an exceptional location for a well in Glade Bayou field added to January 16 in Shreveport.
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Klumpp
Riceville
Shuteston
Miller
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World observes Christmas Eve around the globe
Pilgrims flocked to Bethlehem for nativity celebrations as Pope Paul VI urged peace. Wartime and division shadow many regions from Vietnam to Berlin, Cyprus to Korea. Rescue ships reached Madeira and the Canaries after the Lukonia tragedy. a winter storm affected travel nationwide.
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Realistic Yule Charity at Caliente Track in Mexico
In Tijuana Caliente Race Track John Alessio, 53, funds a yearly Christmas program giving 18 000 bags of food toys and stockings to and 27 families with blind parents amid 18 000 attendees. His seven schools, built at 50 000 each, plus a personal backstory from Clarksburg West Virginia to San Diego and a rise from shoeshiner to bank executive label him a local philanthropist.
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Caliente
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De Angelis Faces 18-Count Trial In Oil Scandal
Anthony De Angelis, financier behind the Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp collapse, faces an 18 count indictment for circulating forged warehouse receipts totaling about 39.36 million dollars. He surrendered after indictment and was released on bail as federal investigators proceed.
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Anthony de Angelis
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Bayonne
de Angelis
New York City
Walter D. van Riper
Allied
American Express Warehouse Ltd
U.S. Atty
David M. Satz
Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Securities and Exchange Commission
Department of Agriculture
Communists Send Oswald Letters and Replies
NEW YORK AP The Communist Party USA says letters from Lee Harvey Oswald and copies of replies have been sent to the commission probing President Kennedy's assassination. Party PR director Arnold Johnson said Oswald never was a Communist or Marxist, though he claimed to be one and sought literature.
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Communist Party of the
Blanco Moves To White House as First Family Dog
A white collie named Blanco has moved into the White House as a Christmas gift for the First Family from Lois Nelson a 9 year old girl from Woodstock Tl In a letter to President Johnson she said the pup will bark at burglars and cheer his lonely job Johnson accepted the gift noting children everywhere love animals He asked future gift givers to donate to local groups instead The Johnsons already have two Beagles
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Taddy) Aydock
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Percy Ledoux
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Wilhelmina Savoy
Cankton
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Francis A. Smith
J. C. Roberts
Joseph P. Jewell
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Harold L. Montegut
Remy F. Cross
Henry Hymes
Carl B. Close
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Charles Patout
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St. Mary
Lafayette Parishes
Washington
Blanco
White House
Lois Nelson
Woodstock
Johnson
Rat Bite Fatal to Four-Week-Old Girl in New Orleans
A four-week-old girl, Genevieve Davis, died after a rat bit the nipple of her milk bottle and a hole in her forehead in a New Orleans apartment infested with rats. Police reported the bite occurred Sunday but was not reported until the baby's death this morning.
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UPI
Genevieve Davis
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