JFKs Alleged Slayer May Also Have Fired At Walker
The FBI report on Kennedy's assassination to reach President Johnson this weekend may tie Lee Harvey Oswald to a separate 1963 shooting at General Edwin Walker. Mrs. Paine says Oswald worked at the Texas School Book Depository about a month before the crime.
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Oswald’s Coffin to Stay Put as Mother Refuses Move
Mrs Marguerite Oswald announced her son Lee Harvey Oswald’s body will remain in the pine coffin at Rose Hill Cemetery Fort Worth despite police urging exhumation. She defended his innocence while acknowledging he is accused of killing President Kennedy and vowed protection by law enforcement if needed.
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Hoffa Denies Rift Rumors Amid Slay of President
Miami Beach UPI Hoffa publicly denied a rift in Teamsters leadership after rumors that Harold J. Gibbons and aides resigned in protest over Hoffa's remarks following the assassination. He insisted no resignations occurred and said the condolence to Mrs Kennedy was approved by him.
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President Johnsons move into White House signals Texas touch
President Johnson and family relocate to the White House this weekend with Lucy Baines, 16, joining Lynda Bird at the University of Texas. Mrs Kennedy vacates to Georgetown, leaving behind a note of welcome and gifts for staff.
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Realigning Injunction Refused on Reapportionment Plan
A three judge federal panel in Scranton refused to grant an injunction halting Pennsylvania reapportionment. The suit by five County residents claimed unfairness and violation of equal protection. The court ordered amended complaints after enactment, while Harrisburg's Senate advanced the House reapportionment bill for final action next Monday.
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Plane Crashes In Viet Jungle Killing Five
A U S made RB26 reconnaissance plane crashed Friday in Dinh Tuong Province near the Mekong River. The loss likely included four Americans and one Vietnamese. a search party was dispatched to recover bodies. The mission was a photo reconnaissance flight with two American instructors aboard.
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Assairs Probe of Krebiozen
Sen. Paul Douglas urged a Senate committee to probe the PHD and NCI led finding that krebiozen, a claimed cancer cure, is worthless. He criticized the FDA ruling equating krebiozen to creatin and alleged bias in NCI testing standards.
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Death Notices for Loyal Smith Lavina Davison and others
The death record lists Loyal F. Smith aged 63 of 413 Epworth Street Mrs Lavina Bishop Davison 69 of 1711 West Washington Street Frank Jordana Sr 83 of 1808 Moravia Street Mrs Katherine Bell Engs 71 of 310 Green Street Chester W Buquo 58 of Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
Rail unions appeal ruling on train crew featherbedding
Four railroad unions demand the federal court nullify an arbitration panel decision that would cut firemen from diesel locomotives by 90 percent and set terms for new crew sizes. They challenge the August law creating the board and seek to halt the January 24 effective date.
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Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Shenango River
Western Pennsylvania today is warmer and windy with highs 52 to 58 in the south and 45 to 52 in the north. Tonight remains cloudy and not so cool with lows 35 to 40. Sunday turns cooler with rain showers, then snow flurries possible in northern areas by afternoon. The period’s highs 36 and lows 22 with no new precipitation. Shenango River at 4.9 feet.
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Jobless rate rises 0.4 points in November
UPI reports Labor Department data showing 483,000 more unemployed in November, lifting total to 3,936,000 and pushing the rate from 5.5 to 5.9 percent. Employment fell 566,000 to 69,325,000 as construction activity lagged and teen unemployment rose amid shifting industry demand.
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Carlisle Man Named Director of United Fund
Carlisle pa Robert Taylor will become the United Fund executive director January 1 succeeding William Hartje. George Barberio will stay as labor participation director and Norman Clark led the screening committee. Taylor, head of Carlisle and Gettysburg United Fund for three years, plans to move December 27 after committee recommendation and board approval.
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George T. Barberio
William G. Hartje
Los Angeles
Calif
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Gettysburg
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New Castle
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Daniel W. Skelly
David C. Kennaday
Deadly Pennsylvania deer season climbs to 13 deaths
United Press International reports two more hunting fatalities in Pennsylvania raising the deer season toll to thirteen. Robert Earl Sprankle of Indiana died Friday when a rifle discharged while he prepared for a trip with his son. Earlier, Leslie Hunter, 36, of Valley Forge was accidentally shot in the chest by Peter Riley, 35, of Mountain Top near Wilkes-Barre.
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Castro Threatens War Over Venezuela in Havana Speech
Fidel Castro warned that Cuba could repel any invasion in 24 hours and denounced Venezuela's Romulo Betancourt, accusing the president of threats and hypocrisy while defending Cuba's arms program and denouncing OAS. He labeled Betancourt a tyrant and pledged Cuba would defend itself.
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Messiah Concert By 236 Voice Chorus At Cathedral
The 236 voice Music Club Chorus performs Messiah at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in the Cathedral. The item notes a Choral event with likely community participation and church venue.
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