Five Persons Named In Oswald Conspiracy Claim
New Orleans private detective David Lewis says five individuals were involved with Lee Harvey Oswald in the Kennedy assassination and has their identities. District Attorney Jim Garrison pledges arrests and says the plot hatched in New Orleans with Oswald getting help. he will not surrender control or share details yet.
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De Gaulle Slips in Popularity Poll
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle faces a gradual drop in public opinion as the March 5 National Assembly election nears, signaling shifting support for his party and ongoing political pressure.
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Speck Trial Opens Under Tight Security In Peoria
The Speck murder trial opened with unmatched security as officers lined the courthouse area. Photographers crowded, a white van followed a police car, and Speck walked 50 feet from the van to the entrance before a gauntlet of 30 photographers. He wore a black suit and was handcuffed by two officers. The case, moved from Chicago on venue grounds due to extensive coverage, is expected to last up to two months.
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Misleading Fragments Amid Cuban Campaign Dispute
The fragmentary report references a political sale delay and a press conference led by Jon Paschen's group. It notes centrists political contention with Gaullists for middle class support, in Miami and Havana contexts, with mentions of Cuban broadcasts and press freedom concerns.
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Vast Coastal Battle Claims 746 Viet Regulars Killed
Saigon reports paratroopers aided by U.S. artillery and air power repelled a major North Vietnamese force along the coastal plain near Quang Ngai. The 12 hour clash began Sunday, with 68 air strikes and heavy firefight injuring and killing hundreds on both sides. Three Marines were killed and 11 wounded when friendly artillery misfired into their company.
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Raids Hit North Vietnam Amid Weather Hinders Reports
Air Force Navy and Marine planes flew 77 missions over North Vietnam Sunday. Bad weather limited targets and damage assessment. Most raids focused on coastal shipping and southern coastlines with some strikes 70 to 80 miles west of Hanoi.
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Doesnt Everyone Go Canoeing on the Ice in Chicago
Three Chicago squad cars lined Lake Michigan shore after a woman reported a man canoeing in the frigid water. The canoeist avoided officers for an hour before returning to shore and giving the name John Smith, saying he was paddling his canoe. Police let him go.
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Legislator Chapel Succumbs Leaves California Assembly vacancy
The death of Assembly member Chapel creates the first vacancy in the 120 member body since last November. The Democratic margin rises to 42-37 as a special election will be held soon to fill Chapel's seat. Chapel, a Navy veteran and Manchester Iowa native, served on several committees and championed veterans' causes. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, a son, and a stepson. funeral plans are pending.
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Reagan’s Tax Hike to Hit Seven Hundred Million
Sacramento Gov Ronald Reagan moves to seek about 600 to 700 million dollars in higher taxes as he presents his tax program to the legislature amid updated Finance Department figures. Regents demand 264 million for UC tuition and the governor eyes a 173 million cash shortfall, with possible 160 million tax relief to property owners.
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Why Can't You Control Your Memory
A Chicago publisher touts a method to build a powerful memory claiming it boosts confidence and social influence. The ad promises easy steps to improve recall, urges readers to mail a dime for more details, and lists Memory Studies at Diversey Parkway Chicago.
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We Challenge Denture Wearers to Try SuperDent
A bold ad challenges denture wearers to use SuperDent with claim of improved denture beauty and fresher breath after a single use. The promotion urges readers to visit drag counters to obtain SuperDent samples.
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