Kennedy case links cruelty charge to horse death in Virginia
Mrs. Kennedy testified in Fairfax Virginia that she found a weak and staggering horse confined in a chicken coop and had it moved to her farm. The horse died five days later. Nicholas Zemo was found guilty of depriving the animal of food and shelter and fined $250 with a six month suspended sentence. In Los Angeles Rosalind Wyman becomes acting mayor over Armistice Day weekend as the city council president pro tem. Harriet Fields dies leaving funds and a son. Edward Murrow recovering from lung surgery. Benny and Mary Livingstone face theft protection refusals and other Hollywood figures cited in crime notes. Allan C G Mitchell, atomic bomb project figure, dies. M/Sgt Howard R Davis cited for bravery as Duc assets and awards noted.
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W. Fields
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United States Information Act
Edward R. Murrow
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Vatican plan to curb anti semitism faces council debate
Vatican officials prepared a proposal to counter anti Semitic rhetoric by Cardinal Ottaviani and other church leaders. The Holy Office, oldest and most powerful curial body, would head a new chapter on Christian unity within a council schema. A communique said the inquisition legacy underpins the effort to unite Christians. No debate date set.
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Hornig Named to JFK Science Advisory Role
Princeton expert Hornig succeeds Wiesner in President's Science Advisory capacity. He emphasizes maintaining a healthy scientific establishment and government support, with family life in Princeton and a career spanning Harvard to Temple units. He vows to adapt as national scientific needs evolve.
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Council Hall Applause Sparks Protest Over Condemnation
In St Peters Basilica a burst of applause breaks rules as Cardinal Ottaviani interrupts a session to protest the condemnation. He condemns the action as improper while the council debated, urging strong opposition from the Pontifical audience and church leaders.
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