Kennedy Dies as Nation Mourns Leader at 42
Robert F. Kennedy died at 1 44 a.m. PDT after a long battle following the Ambassador Hotel shooting in Los Angeles. Funeral plans include a Requiem Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York and burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Salinger said the body would be flown to New York, with family and aides aboard, for services.
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Girls Tell Of Flight From Cafe Shooting
Witnesses described a shooter entering the Newport cafe with a rifle on October 6 1967. Miss Sheila Cory and Miss Alice Cardoza testified about the moment of the shots and the man’s appearance and movements during the deadly incident.
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Kennedy S Kennedy Priory connections cited in reaction to assassination
Area grief grows as officials and Portsmouth Priory alumni reflect on the Kennedy assassination. Francis Dwyer recalls Robert Kennedy as quiet and intelligent at the Priory. Mentions of Joseph Kennedy Sr and Dom Leo Van Winkel surface as local leaders react with sorrow and praise for a family enduring losses. Continued on Page 3.
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Saigon Struggle Rages as Viet Cong Press Battle for Power
Night violence grips Saigon with Viet Cong guerrillas and North Vietnamese troops pushing from Cholon to Gia Dinh suburbs. Government forces counter with tanks and blasts as U.S. casualties surge to 418 dead and 3,870 wounded in the week.
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Johnson to Form 10 Man Panel On Violence Causes
President Johnson announced a 10 member, blue ribbon commission to study the causes of violence and assassination in the nation after the Kennedy shooting. He named experts including Dr. Millon Eisenhower and veteran congressmen and urged swift action to curb hate and fear. The address followed Kennedy’s shooting and his own shock and dismay, as he urged revival of public resolve and safety for leaders.
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Suspicious Night Fire Destroys Vermont Court Dormitory
A fire at a Vermont Court dormitory in Middletown was ruled suspicious after an alarm at 4 15 am. The blaze started in an occupied building owned by heirs of Sarah Spaulding and caused extensive damage to the Flower Bungalow dormitory. Firemen fought the flames from 2 Bush Street to Le Roy Avenue, with authorities valuing the destroyed property at 4300 dollars.
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Welfare Panel Discusses Aid and Eligible Recipients
Miss McLeish outlined welfare concepts at a Mary Street YMCA panel in Newport. She noted 268 families receive Aid to Dependent Children and 819 people receive welfare, with most recipients either elderly or under 18, while improvements are ongoing.
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North Vietnamese Leader Acknowledges Fighting in South
Hong Kong dispatch reports Gen Vo Nguyen Giap admitting North Vietnamese troops fight in South Vietnam from Ca Mau to the DMZ. He framed the war as a nationwide struggle while U.S. and North Vietnamese envoys met in Paris negotiations, with Thuy demanding bombing stops before talks progress.
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