Congress Plans Faster Action On Tax Cut Bill
Congress meets for pro forma sessions to avoid adjournment and to speed President Johnsons tax cut plan. Byrd targets Dec 6 for tax hearings and a vote on 30 to 40 amendments, with final action possible early next year. Civil rights bill support remains uncertain as Johnson pushes fast action.
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New Castle Woman's Club To Have Musical Event
Inland city brief notes a Woman's Club musical event set for Monday with details on page 8. Festive table decorations highlight holiday parties on page 12. A two car crash on Pershing Street injures men in Ellwood City on page 27. A cabin fire in Wayne Township destroys a one room dwelling. occupant escapes on page 27. Texas team shows promise as likely national college champion on page 29.
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Thousands File Past Grave Of Late President Kennedy
Thousands of mourners pour into Arlington National Cemetery to honor the slain president. Long lines form before gates open and extend across the hillside as visitors, including Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, pay solemn tribute at the tomb.
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Kennedy Family Spends Sad Thanksgiving Day
Jacqueline Kennedy, two children Caroline and John John, spent Thanksgiving with the Kennedy clan at Hyannisport Mass. The missing Kennedy family member was Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and his wife Ethel with their eight children. President Lyndon B. Johnson renamed Cape Canaveral Cape Kennedy during the day. The elder Kennedy, Joseph P. Kennedy, 75, is paralyzed after a 1961 stroke and presided earlier over the dinner. The family planned to stay on the Cape through the weekend.
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Closed Door Policy Arouses Union Township Board
Eddie F. Carr, newly elected director, objected to being asked to leave an executive session in Union Township. Board President Paul R. Rice said sessions are for legal board members only while noting the session involved petty cash procedures. Carr vowed to block future secret sessions and claimed majority support for his attendance.
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Holiday Toll Reaches 149 Across Nation
United Press International reports on the holiday period ending Sunday shows 149 deaths in traffic crashes since Wednesday 6 p.m. local time. Additional fatalities include six fires ten plane crashes and twenty four misc deaths for a total of 189. Texas leads with ten traffic deaths followed by North Carolina Michigan California with nine each and Tennessee Virginia seven. A Tennessee family perished in a private plane crash near Knoxville and four freshmen died in a small plane crash atop Mt Wachusett near Princeton Massachusetts.
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Johnson Holds Global Briefings As Budget Talks Begin
President Johnson receives a full dress review of U S world posture and meets NAACP leader Roy Wilkins amid a crowded agenda with Defense Secretary McNamara and CIA Director McCone. He plans talks on Berlin tensions and defense spending ahead of the budget.
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Khrushchev Urges Summit After Mikoyan Talks
Soviet officials say Khrushchev wants a Johnson summit at the earliest opportunity with Stockholm or another neutral capital mentioned as a possible site. Mikoyan reports to Khrushchev and Rusk that the talks were satisfactory and that the U.S. administration may pursue mutually acceptable solutions amid space and rocket activity tension.
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City Council unveils 1964 budget with salaries focus
A 1964 budget of 1,713,886, including 1,112,860 for salaries, was unveiled by the City Council. Expenditures may rise beyond this year with possible revisions by the new Republican majority. Real estate taxes stay at 19 mills. Plans omit funds for Gunton Park and Cascade Park bathhouse.
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Vote Results Due Today Tomorrow
Lawrence County Recount Board plans to release official election results late today or by noon tomorrow. The board expanded to eight members to speed work after recounting six disputed Newcastle ballot boxes and missing two work days from Kennedy assassination and Thanksgiving.
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Cape Kennedy Changes to John F Kennedy Space Center
President Johnson announced in a Thanksgiving address that Cape Kennedy will be renamed to John F Kennedy Space Center. The change honors Kennedy and his push to reach the moon by 1970, a idea supported by Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Death notices from Friday November 29 1963
Obituaries list multiple local residents with ages and addresses including Floyed E Whitling 81 of 711 N Mercer St Arthur F Hazen 61 Ellwood City Marianina Fragle 91 Phoenix Emmett B Gard 77 208 E Grant St Russell H Reeder 41 Ell John Welker 71 1942 Moravia St William W Kramp 90 Edinburg RD 1 Walter Butia 53 Harmony RD 1
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Ellwood City
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Weather Outlook Western Pennsylvania Turn-Crier
Western Pennsylvania stays cloudy and cooler with rain today. eastern sections may see heavier showers. High in the 40s, with rain mixing to snow flurries this evening and tonight and increasing wind. Low 24 to 32. Saturday partly cloudy and colder with snow flurries in the north. Temperature range 41 to 59 with year-ago 23 to 61.
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