Warren Commission finds no conspiracy in Kennedy assassination
The Warren Commission report concludes no evidence links Lee Harvey Oswald or Jack Ruby to a domestic or foreign conspiracy in President Kennedy's assassination. It notes Oswald's dissatisfaction and Ruby's act could have yielded more details, and suggests making presidential assassinations a federal crime.
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Norwalk Ballot Candidates Respond to Questionnaires
Managing editor notes candidacy responses from Sheriff John Borgia Senator Stephen Young and Robert Taft Jr. press secretary, with Supreme Court incumbents returning forms. A local survey shows varied participation while one candidate declines.
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Norwalk
John Borgia
Stephen Young
Robert Taft Jr
Joseph Dumble Bryan
Supreme Court
Exodus Day Laundry Lapses in Cairo
In Cairo the writer recounts a chaotic exodus from Egypt to Jerusalem hindered by a laundry mishap. A mislaid wardrobe forces a comical scramble as he reaches the Anglo American Hospital for food poisoning treatment and endures a discreetly awkward examination in unfamiliar briefs.
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Jerusalem
Kelly
The
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Flight Delay and Airport Woes in Amman to Jerusalem Trip
A family endures a chaotic stopover at Cairo airport then waits for a United Arab Airlines DC-6 to Jerusalem. Plans shift from 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. amid frequent mechanical failures and uncertain shelter. Passengers cope with delayed flights, lost luggage, and improvised accommodations while tensions rise.
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Kelly
Cairo
United Arab Airways
Jerusalem
Jordan Side
United Arab
Egypt
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U.S
Yemen
Amman
Jordan
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Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle
A mixed puzzle page lists crossword hints for across and down clues with terms like clayey brisk infirm and booth along with ship s kitchen and maker of tiles plus a cryptoquote puzzle. The cryptogram shows a Henry Longfellow quotation mapping letters to codes and a sample by Samuel Butler, credited to King Features Syndicate 1949.
Dear Abby letters reveal family strain amid quiet crises
A reader asks how wives cope with husbands who never write to in‑laws and to attend a 17‑year‑old niece story. Abby notes such duties burden wives, advises seeking support, and urges couples to address boundaries and communication. A 17‑year‑old couple seeks marriage guidance while apart in Germany, with Abby recommending family clergy consultation and possible legal paths.
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Feconsay
Germany
If Squiggles Wrong Stamps Cause Postal Mixups
UPI columnist questions a new five cent stamp honoring fine arts and abstract art by Stuart Davis. He warns it may confuse mail readers as clerks misread stamp squiggles for addresses. A suggested fix is to place the stamp center and write the address top right.
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UPI
John A. Gronouski
Post Office Department
Stuart Davis
U.S
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Davis
St. Louis
Lightest Mexico Music War Packs the Capital
In Mexico City a nightlife rivalry erupts as clubs host legendary acts. Benny Goodman Marlene Dietrich Eddie Fisher and Romano Mussolini headline shows drawing crowds, with critics and analysts debating impact while plans for bigger acts in October fuel the bustling scene.
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Viet Nam
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Congo
Cyprus
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Marlene Dietrich
Ray Anthony
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