FBI Report Labels Oswald As A Lone Gunman
An FBI assessment calls Lee Harvey Oswald a loner who killed President Kennedy with no conspiracy linking Harvey and nightclub owner Jack Ruby. Ruby’s murder trial is postponed to February 3 for a sanity hearing. President Johnson pushes civil rights bill amid White House meetings. Five family members die in a four vehicle crash in eastern Arizona, with two identified victims from the Pinedale Trading Post.
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JFK Aides Stay On In Johnson Administration
Four of the late President Kennedy's closest White House aides have agreed to remain in their posts under President Johnson. News secretary Pierre Salinger, special counsel Theodore Sorensen, appointments secretary Kenneth O'Donnell, and Lawrence O'Brien, special assistant for Congressional affairs, will continue in their jobs.
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Space Agency plans third Syncom satellite launch
Washington reports the Space Agency intends to orbit a third Syncom satellite early next year to relay messages between the United States and Asia. The plan aims to improve intercontinental communications and regional coordination.
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House committee approves $900 million emergency works bill
Washington A House committee backs a bill to inject 900 million dollars into emergency public works to create jobs. Troops Leaving Viet Nam SAIGON The first group of U S troops in South Viet Nam is returning home as Air Force jets pick up 220 G I s with 800 more due in the next two weeks.
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Marguerite Oswald Announces Book Plans on Kennedy Case
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee Oswald, says she will write a book to present the true facts about herself and her son. She blames federal and local officers for Kennedy’s death and Lee Oswald and criticizes FBI surveillance during the President’s visit.
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Rail Unions Plan Suit Over Arbitration Board Decision
Five unions in the railroad work rules dispute said they would file suit this week challenging an arbitration board ruling that would cut thousands of rail jobs. They urged Congress to let labor disputes go to arbitration unless the decision is reversed.
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Royal Baby Boom Expected Across British Royal Family
Princess Margaret reveals a second child due in April. Queen Elizabeth II foresees her fourth in February or March. Princess Alexandra, 26, expects her first in January or February. Duchess of Kent, 30, due with a second in May. Kensington Palace confirms Margaret and Lord Snowdon look forward to a daughter for David.
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Messages Pour In For Jackie
Tens of thousands of letters and telegrams of condolence pour into the White House for the widow and children of the former First Lady. Pierre Salinger relayed her thanks as the volume nears 293000 letters and 26000 telegrams with another 300000 items sent to Hyannis Port Massachusetts.
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Bond Issue Talks Are Set Tonight in Scottsdale
Two discussions are scheduled on Scottsdale School District’s proposed 5.9 million bond issue. An 8 p.m. open session at Kiva School precedes a 7 p.m. briefing by Al Flowers at Supai School. Lolo ma School board meeting is canceled due to participation in the Kiva discussion.
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Weather notes mild with partial clouds and steady temps
Occasional high cloudiness but fair with little temperature change. High near 75 today and 75 tomorrow with a low around 45 tonight. U S Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Monday’s high 73 and today’s low 52.
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Secret Service agent honored for bravery shielding Kennedy
Clinton J. Hill, a 31 year old Secret Service agent, was cited for exceptional bravery after leaping from a moving car to shield President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy during the Dallas gunfire. He pushed Mrs. Kennedy to the floor and sprawled across the President, helping to load them into a hospital and remaining by Mrs. Kennedy's side.
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Sabu Elephant Boy Dies at 39 in Hollywood
Sabu Dastagir popularly known as Elephant Boy died Monday of a heart attack at his Hollywood home. He was 39 and born to a middle class Muslim family in Mysore India, son of Shaik Abraham the Maharajah of Karapur’s elephant trainer.
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Council Sets Open Session On High Rise
The city council will hold an 8 o clock public hearing on proposed high rise zoning and subdivision amendments at the council chambers 131 E Main St. Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Real Estate Board oppose the high rise sections while favoring study and council action.
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City Council Delays Bicycle Safety Plan Until Review
The council sent a Chamber of Commerce bicycle safety program back to committee for more details. Councilman Henry Reuss criticized the approach and urged Police Chief Walter Nemetz to discuss the proposals, while suggesting a school safety patrol could be a better first step.
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Informal Council Session Details Include 18 Attendees
Monday night informal council session drew 18 people including the mayor six councilmen five city administrators three Chamber of Commerce reps and three reporters. The room measured 10 by 16 feet.
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Public Session Backs Long High Rise Discussion
Mayor Schrader said the special order of the day would let the public react, though a vote was unlikely. Councilman Herb Caywood urged dedicating a long morning to discuss a high-rise matter at the session.
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Arson Probed In Paradise Valley Home Fire
Maricopa County sheriffs and fire officials probe possible arson after a Saturday night blaze at the home of James D. Jennings 2016 E Lincoln Dr Paradise Valley caused preliminary damages estimated at 10 000 The house occupants were away at the time and the family room hallway and part of the living room were burned.
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