Oswald planned book reveals in typists interview
Miss Pauline Bates, a Fort Worth public stenographer who copied part of Lee Oswald’s manuscript notes, described his nervous behavior during sessions and said he claimed to have worked on a travel book about the Soviet Union. She noted he mentioned cities like Kiev and Minsk, and he spoke of long hours, quotas, and fear under the Communist regime.
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First Formal Portraits of LBJ Made
Washington January reports describe President Johnson posing for his first formal portraits before waves of photographers at the White House. He wore a dark blue suit with a blue shirt and matching tie, displaying the Silver Star emblem on his lapel. The session required three waves due to the crowd, with still photography followed by motion pictures. He sat at his desk, writing and adjusting his glasses as photographers photographed around him. Johnson arrived from home in a driving rain at 9 36 am, marking the day’s first official business.
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De Gaulle to Open News Conference on China Recognition
Paris reports say President Charles de Gaulle will hold a January news conference to signal readiness to recognize Communist China with no strings. He has long favored ties with Beijing to boost trade and may announce sending economic and cultural missions ahead of formal relations.
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Ballroom Riot Leaves Hundreds Hurt and Four Arrested
In San Diego about 1,100 attended the Pacific Ballroom event when a melee broke out. Four knives razors and clubs were used by participants and four people were arrested. Charles E Manning 27 and Faye Lois Norris 28 were hospitalized with injuries. Police noted earlier disturbances. Washington report says L C Fisher a sailor faces arrest and the House and Senate adjourned briefly as Johnson requests.
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Kennedy painting theft tied to tax cut debate exhibit
London report notes theft of a Renoir painting from The Tooth Art Gallery amid a House session on a tax cut and civil rights programs. The painting titled Tete dEnfant measured six by five inches and valued at about 13,500 pounds. About 75 House members attended a brief one minute session under rules requiring meetings at least every three days unless recessed.
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