Remembrances Mark JFK Death Anniversary At Arlington
At Arlington Cemetery a presidential wreath was placed on John F. Kennedy's grave with Atty. Gen. Katzenbach leading formal homage. Jacqueline Kennedy and others offered flowers as crowds observed the second anniversary amid light rain and continued public tributes nationwide.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Nicholas Katzenbach
Arlington Cemetery
Dallas
Katzenbach
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
Auchinchloss
Johnson
el Paso
Tex
JFK
Eunice Shriver
Arlington National Cemetery
Peace Corps
UPI
LeMay cites limits on North Vietnam airstrikes amid debate
Gen Curtis LeMay says there were restrictions on missions and ordnance when he left active duty. The Defense Department refused to discuss tactics as senior officers note curbs have been relaxed since early bombing began. LeMay expects intensified yet targeted air attacks while avoiding civilian damage.
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Curtis E. LeMay
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Viet Nam
LeMay
Air Force
Associated Press
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North Viet Nam
Defense Department
Strategic Air Command
Navy
Hanoi
Haiphong
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Three Die in Santa Fe Airplane Crash
A single engine plane crashed near the Santa Fe airport injuring no one else. Three people died: William F. Van Winkle 63 of Golden Colorado William W. James 52 of Gallup New Mexico and Dorothy Elaine Van Winkle 38 of Golden Colorado. The wreckage lay undiscovered for over 16 hours.
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Santa FE
Denver
Colo
William F. van Winkle
Golden
William W. James
Gallup
Dorothy Elaine van Winkle
UPI
New Mexico Bids Final Farewell to Columnist Will Harrison
More than 300 people attended a simple memorial in Santa Fe for Will Harrison, columnist famed for Inside the Capital. The service was followed by cremation in Albuquerque, with Gov. Campbell and former governors among mourners. Harrison, 58, died Friday in Durango Colorado after his second heart attack in three weeks.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Will Harrison
Albuquerque
Harrison
Capital
Jack M. Campbell
John E. Miles
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Durango
Colo
Nine Young People Arrested in Darien Narcotics Raid
Nine youths including Michael J. Smith were arrested in a pre dawn raid on Smiths apartment. Eight face narcotics charges with bonds from 3000 to 5000 dollars. A 15 year old girl was released to juvenile authorities. A quantity believed to be marijuana was found at the scene.
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Conn
Michael V. Smith
UPI
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Jack White
Eastern Air Lines
Nancy Hitchings
Miss Hitchings
Rodney S. Eielson
George Hughes
State Supreme Court
Hugh McManus
Death Reported Of Woman In Albuquerque Home
Chris tine Allen, about 50, was found dead at her Albuquerque home with bruises. Bernalillo County Sheriff Joe Wilson ordered an autopsy. Otto S. Reed, 48, said he spent the day with her and that she had fallen several times. He called police when she stopped talking.
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Albuquerque
Christine Allen
Bernalillo County
Joe Wilson
Otto S. Reed
Reed
Bomb blasts damage four NAACP leaders homes in Charlotte
In Charlotte four homes of civil rights leaders including NAACP state president Kelly Alexander and his brother Fred were heavily damaged by early morning explosions. No injuries were reported. Police said the attacks appeared organized and the FBI joined the probe. Alexander's home suffered about $2000 in damage. his brother's home faced "several thousand" dollars in damage.
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N.C
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John S. Hord
Kelly Alexander
The
NAACP
Fred Alexander
Reginald Hawkins
Julius Chambers
Hord
Raleigh
Gov
Dan Moore
West Side
Kelly Jr
Alfred
UCLA Clinches Rose Bowl Bid Over USC In PAC 8 Title
UCLA earned the Rose Bowl invitation by beating USC 20 16 to clinch the Pacific Athletic Conference title. The Bruins secured the league crown and the Rose Bowl matchup with Michigan State on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, California.
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San Francisco
UCLA
Michigan State
Pasadena
Calif
Pacific Athletic Conference
Bruins
University of Southern California
Relatives Rally To Aid 15 Orphans After Fatal Ambulance Crash
In Mott North Dakota relatives organize to keep 15 orphaned children together on a farm after an ambulance crashes into a truck on Highway 21. The Kerzman parents and the ambulance driver are killed. Bartels leaves a widow and seven children.
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Bismarck
Kerzman
Mott
Julius W. Bartels
Lorenzen Memorial Hospital
Elgin
Highway 21
Heil
Kerrmans
Dickinson State College
Bartels
So Far This Year Figures Reach Milestone
At this point this year the total reaches 425, compared with 337 at the same date last year, indicating growth. The numbers reflect ongoing counts tracked by the local statistics office and show steady progress.
Yule Lights Erected in Roswell City Display
City crews from Street and Park Departments install 28 strings of Christmas lights between First and Sixth Streets. The angels centered design is exclusive to Roswell and will light Friday evening for the first time. Sponsored by the Roswell Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee, the display will be two years old this Christmas and take about three days to complete.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Gemini Shot Machinists Return to Cape Kennedy Work
Machinists at Cape Kennedy halt picket lines and return to work to avoid delaying the December 4 space shot. The move follows guidance from Labor Secretary William Wirtz and federal mediator William Simkin. St Louis machinists remain on strike. Union vice president Eugene Glover said workers will be advised to return promptly.
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William E. Simkin
Cape Kennedy
Eugene Glover
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