Johnson and Byrd confer at White House on tax bill
President Johnson invited Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia to lunch at the White House to press an $11 billion tax-cut proposal. Byrd’s Senate Finance Committee is slowing action as Johnson works to rally labor and business leaders. Johnson warned of delay harming the nation and urged broad support, while promising a broad jobs push and medical care plans.
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26 Hungarian miners killed in mine blast
Twenty six miners died in a dampfire explosion at a Tatabanya coal mine near Budapest. Four others were injured as the blast rocked the mining center 30 miles west of the capital, according to MTI.
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Hungary
Tatabanya
MTI
Inside Radio 2 Editorial and Comics Highlights
A concise overview of editorial features, radio notes, and comic pages. Highlights include opinion pieces on current events, radio schedule notes, and brief comic strips reflecting local life. Page references indicate where to find Fulton and personal notices, with sports and obituary items on later pages.
Pope Paul VI to make Holy Land pilgrimage by air
Vatican announces the unprecedented January trip to the Holy Land by plane with Jews and Arabs welcoming the plan. Pope Paul VI aims to foster Christian unity as leaders praise the mission for peace. King Hussein invites the pope as a personal guest and visas reportedly will not be required. The Vatican confirms the third Ecumenical Council session will be held in September 1964. At Arlington, JFK's infant children Patrick and a baby girl, previously buried elsewhere, are now interred beside their father after a family flight from Hyannis Port to Washington.
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Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Brookline
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Newport
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Hyannis Port
Philip Hannan
Archdiocese of Washington
Ees
Oppose renaming of Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Florida residents and the Greater Cocoa Chamber of Commerce oppose renaming the cape on the Florida east coast. The town council and chamber adopted resolutions against the change and sent copies to President Johnson, Florida’s delegation, Gov Bryant, and Atty. Gen. Ervin. They support honoring the missile center with a different designation but resist altering a historic name used for over four centuries.
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Christine Keeler Faces Perjury Trial at Old Bailey
Christine Keeler 21 leads four defendants in a London Old Bailey trial charged with perjury and conspiring to subvert justice in the Aloysius Gordon case. Pau la Hamilton Marshall 23 Olive Brooker 56 and Rudolph Fenton 39 are named alongside Keeler. Fenton faces a separate conspiracy charge with the others.
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Lucky) Gordon
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Epstein Arrested on Income Tax and Graft Charges
Former State Liquor Authority chair Martin C. Epstein was arrested in Manhattan on charges he failed to report bribes and payoffs on income tax returns. Indicted with two counts, Epstein allegedly accepted 5 000 from Melvin Osterman to influence an SLA investigation and 27 500 in bribe payments in 1960 61 from multiple liquor establishments.
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Melvin H. Osterman
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State Court of Claims
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Brooklyn
Central Liquor Center
Park East Liquors
Wedding Ring Returned To Mrs Kennedy
A White House source confirms Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy retrieved the wedding ring she had placed on John F Kennedy's finger in Dallas after his assassination. Life Magazine reported she had considered burying the ring with the president and that Mrs Kennedy read the account before publication. Kenneth O'Donnell retrieved the ring from Kennedy's Bethesda Hospital chamber.
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White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Life Magazine
Kennedy
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
San Francisco Cops to Wear Helmets Against Rock Pelters
San Francisco policemen riding three wheeled motorcycles will wear crash helmets. The move aims to protect officers from rock throwing juveniles during crowd dispersal incidents as they attempt to break up gatherings.
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San Francisco
Two West Point Officers Die in T33 Crash Near Keene
Two U S Military Academy officers died when a T33 jet trainer crashed and exploded about 10 miles southwest of Keene New Hampshire. Capt Francis J Adams 33 of North Arlington New Jersey and Capt North R Glidden 30 of Alba Michigan were killed. The crash occurred in a wooded area near Spofford Village Chesterfield.
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Alba
Mich
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Carol
Glidden
Joyce Ann
Military Academy
Wiliam Zinn Sr
First GIs Home From Viet Nam Arrive at Travis AFB
The first contingent of 1 000 American servicemen to be withdrawn from South Viet Nam arrived late Wednesday at Travis Air Force Base California.
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Calif
South Viet Nam
Ex Governor Lehman Dies At Age 85
Ex governor Lehman dies at 85 from a heart attack. The report notes his long public service and prominent role in New York politics, including tenure as governor and later public life. It details his career milestones and impact on state policy.
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Lehman
JFK Death Probe Group to Seek Subpoena Power
In Washington Chief Justice Earl Warren announced a seven member JFK assassination commission will seek subpoena power from Congress to broaden its inquiry beyond the FBI. The group met behind guarded doors at the National Archives to set up procedures with no current findings disclosed. In New York Herbert Lehman, 85, former New York governor and senator, died of a heart attack at his Park Avenue home after a long career in reform and public service.
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Schedule Civil Rights Hearing For January
Washington reports Rep. Howard W. Smith planned civil rights hearings in January to ease deadlock over the bill. Rep. Emanuel Celler warned of a discharge petition if hearings exceed two weeks, while Rep. Halleck predicted House floor action before January ends.
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Celler
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Snow Delays Santa Arrival at Hancock Airport
Um Swirling snow and poor visibility prevented Santa Claus from landing at Hancock Airport in Syracuse on Wednesday. He will attempt a Friday arrival arranged by Syracuse merchants.
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Santa Claus
Hancock
Fatally Injured Woman Dies After Car Leaves Route 174
Mrs Helen Grennell 44 of Marietta was killed when her car left Route 174 about 15 miles west of Syracuse, overturned on Wednesday night.
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Helen Grennell
Marietta
Route 174
Here
Brazilian Senator Fires At Colleague In Senate Shootout
In Brasilia a senator shot at an opponent in the Senate chamber but missed and killed a third lawmaker. Sen. Jose Carrala died during surgery after being struck in the stomach. Sen. Arnon de Melo fired from the speaker's platform, wounding Carrala and nearly hitting Sen. Silvestre Pericles. Both shooters were detained as the Senate opened an investigation.
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Brazil
Senate
Sen
Jose Carrala
Cairala
Acre
Arnon de Melo
de Melo
Silvestre Pericles
Pericles
Black Muslim Leader Sacks Heir Apparent Over Kennedy Remarks
Elijah Muhammad suspends Malcolm X Shabazz for remarks at a Black Muslim rally about Kennedy show. Muhammad says the statements do not represent him or the Nation of Islam, while expressing shock at the president's assassination.
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Malcolm X Shabazz
Kennedy
Malcolm X
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Muhammad
Priest Killed in Oakville Car Crash
An Oakville priest Rev. Rocco Barrisano was killed in a two car collision west of Oakville on Wednesday night. Six others were injured including Ronald Lynch 12 Sharon 14 and a 14 year old friend Carol Ann Harvey 17 all Oakville residents. Injured in the other car were driver Terry Court 20 and his companion Valerie Hopson 18 both of Vaklwe.
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