Johnson holds conference with McNamara Hodges and Gordon
President Johnson summons Defense Secretary McNamara Commerce Secretary Hodges and Budget Director Gordon to the White House for talks. He drafts a letter urging defense-cost cuts and announces forthcoming visits by West German Chancellor Erhard Italian President Segni and British Prime Minister Douglas-Home.
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Pope Paul VI to Issue Letter Extending Bishop powers
Pope Paul VI informed the Vatican Ecumenical Council he would issue an apostolic letter on Tuesday to extend new powers to all bishops. The move aims to resolve shared authority questions between the pope and bishops as the council proceeds with debates on church unity and diocesan governance.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
Ruby Case To Be Bolstered By FBI Findings
A Dallas defense lawyer predicts federal findings will bolster Jack Ruby's murder case against Oswald's killer. Ruby, 52, remains jailed without bond as his trial, tentatively set for Dec. 9, faces likely delay. FBI and city police continue evidence work while public donations for Tippit’s family surge.
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Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Oswald
Tom Howard
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Henry Wade
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
U.S
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard
U. S
J. D. Tippit
Tippit
Los Angeles
BLF and Engineers Demand 25 Percent Rail Wage Hike
Cleveland O February reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen demands a 25 percent wage increase from railroads along with supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage. The BLF&E and BL&E also pressed for overdue wage adjustments for locomotive engineers helpers firemen and related staff as arbitration timelines loom under federal law.
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Washington
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Congress
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Escapes Auto Crash and Then Drowns Near Horsens
A motorist Knud Poulsen aged 34 escaped a car crash on a lonely road outside Horsens Jutland Sunday night then drowned while seeking help for his wife and four other passengers His body was found in a stream beside the road shortly before midnight police said he apparently fell into the water as he ran toward a farmhouse lights of a nearby farm were visible at the scene.
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Prime Minister Inonu Resigns Amid Coalition Turbulence
Inonu, age 80, resigned as Turkey’s prime minister after returning from Washington where he attended President Kennedy’s funeral. With two coalition partners leaving the government, he faced forming a new cabinet or calling elections amid circulated assassination threats and heavy security.
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Inonu
Traffic Deaths Break Record Over Holiday
A record 526 highway deaths occurred during the four day Thanksgiving weekend, surpassing the 514 toll in 1962 and the 1968 peak since AP began tabulations. The 102 hour period ran from 6 p m Wednesday to midnight Sunday, with nonholiday comparisons at 477 deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Princess Margaret Expecting Second Child in April
Princess Margaret is expecting her second child at the end of April, press secretary Maj. John Griffin announced. The princess, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, is 33. her first child Viscount Linley was born in 1961.
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London
UPI
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Princess Margaret
Elizabeth II
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Kennedy Returns to White House After Hyannis Visit
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr have come back to the White House from a Kennedy family reunion at Hyannis Port Mass A small crowd gathered at Barnstable Airport to see them off while a two engine Air Force plane carried them to Washington Sunday night at Andrews Air Force Base Mrs Kennedy wore black and the children blue coats with sister Mrs Lee Radziwill and Sydney Lawford accompanying them
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Homicide teams seek slayer of young actress
Hollywood detectives questioned friends of 22 year old actress Karyn Kupcinet after her nude body was found face down on a couch in her Sunset Strip apartment. Investigators say the killing likely occurred in the early hours Thursday and the body remained undiscovered for about three days until Mark Goddard and his wife Marcia raised the alarm. Andrew Prine, Kupcinet's former boyfriend, was among those questioned, though he denied knowledge of the slaying.
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Chicago
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Prine
Karyn
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Virginia Court Upholds Public School Closings
The Virginia Supreme Court upheld Prince Edward County right to close its public schools to avoid racial integration in a 6-1 ruling. The majority cited local option under the state constitution, while Chief Justice Eggleston dissented, urging state provision of education. The case, tied to 1959 school closings and private schooling efforts, heads toward the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Virginia
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Fla
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Leoni Takes Strong Lead In Venezuelan Elections
Raul Leoni, candidate of Venezuela's anti Castro government, surged into a strong lead as unofficial tabulations showed him ahead by about 90,000 votes with 33 percent of votes counted. Villalba Uslar Pietri Caldera and Larrazabal trailed as violence and bombings accompanied the vote. Officials estimated a record 3.4 million voters cast ballots amid tight security in Caracas and across the country.
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Rafel Caldera
Social Democrats
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For National Liberation
Weatherington to be arraigned for threat against President
Robert A Weatherington, 40, was to be arraigned today in General making an oral threat against the life of President Johnson. Secret Service agents arrested Weatherington at his home Saturday night. Police said he has a record of erratic behavior and claimed a government and bank file blackout affecting his record. He warned that Johnson must end the blackout or face consequences.
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Upi
Robert A. Weatherington
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Student enrollment sets record high nationwide
The U S Office of Education reports 4 529 000 enrolled this fall in colleges and universities while pursuing degrees, a 7 percent rise from last fall and more than double the 2 116 000 enrolled in 1951. The figures mark a twelfth straight year of rising enrollment across the nation.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Mishaps During Long Weekend Kill 35 in State
New York state saw about 35 deaths over the Thanksgiving weekend due to snow and ice. Traffic accounted for 21 fatalities, fires for four, and other accidents for ten. Oswego County reported 33 inches of snow at Pulaski and 32 inches at Orwell. cold, slick conditions and shoveling injuries contributed to the toll.
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New York State
Weather Bureau
Pulaski
Orwell
Oswego County
Lake Ontario
Salamanca
Carol Sue Bell
Schoolgirl Slain in Creek Near Troy New York
Police search for clues after Rosemary Sway, 15, a Cohoes high school freshman, died from a fractured skull and was dumped face down in a creek nine feet below a highway. Coroner Matera awaits test results to determine possible sexual assault. Rosemary left Thanksgiving evening for a roller rink two miles away and never arrived. she was the eldest of eight children.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Anthony Matera
Rosemary Sway
Cohoes
Harold Harriman
Rosemary
Edward Sway
Matera
Nude body found in Buffalo garage
Police found an unidentified young girl, bound arms behind her back, nude body in a Buffalo area garage. Age estimated between 16 and 20. investigation ongoing.
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Buffalo
Cold Air Sparks Snow Across North and South
Cold air with snow spread from the Rock ies into northern Florida as the mercury fell to 30 in Gainesville. Wintry weather hit Upstate New York and New England with nearly a foot of snow east of Lake Ontario and subzero readings in northern Wisconsin and Marquette. Temperatures in the Lower Rio Grande Valley remained near 60 while the Pacific Coast and Far West stayed in the 40s and 50s.
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