Four Shots in Dallas Theory Reframes JFK Assassination
Dr Josiah Thompson argues in Six Seconds in Dallas that four bullets hit Kennedy and Connally and that three gunmen were involved. He claims Oswald did not fire and accuses the Warren Commission of overlooking key evidence after analyzing Zapruder film and eyewitness testimony.
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NEW York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Josiah Thompson
Haverford College
Haverford
Saturday Evening Post
the Post
Thompson
Dallas
The
Post
National Archives
Washington
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
John B. Connally
Texas
Connally
Warren Commission
Warren
Phi Beta Kappa
Yale University
Life Magazine
Life
Abraham Zapruder
FBI
Commission
Haiphong Shipyard Hit as U S Jets Strike North Vietnam
U S skyhawks bombed a Haiphong barge repair yard near the city center as part of raids on shipping and naval targets in North Vietnam. In the Dak To area mortar attacks damaged the base’s ammunition stores and planes, with officials saying the setback is temporary despite heavy losses.
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Rugenle V. Risher Saigon
UPI
U.S. Navy
Skyhawks
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Dak To
Central Highlands
Richard V. Oliver
Dak
Charley
Jimmy Baddock
Walnut Hill
Fla
Green Beret
Cambodia
William Peers
Saigon
U.S
Kep
Hoa
Lac Mig
North Vietnam
Japan facing postwar strains warns of future trouble
Asian expert Professor Paul Hyer of Brigham Young University warned that without changes in U S policies the United States and Japan could face renewed tensions similar to the 1930s. He cited Japan’s steel and chemical surpluses and difficulties finding markets due to European discrimination and foreign competition at home. He argued Japan may liberalize business rules and cautioned against renewed militarism while urging Okinawa to be returned to Japan and closer co government talks.
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Mike Reynolds
United States
Japan
Paul Hyer
Brigam Young University
U.S
Arizona State University
Europe
Hyer
Hiroshima
Johnson
Okinawa
China
Russia
Obituary of Elmer F. Donaldson silversmith died at 68
Elmer F. Donaldson 68 of 5601 E Exeter formerly a silver smith here died yesterday in Golden Age Rest Home. Born in Ohio he came here as a child and served in the Marine Corps 1918 1920. He owned a shop at Brown St and First Ave and had worked as nursery man and painter. Survived by sister Mrs May Gerrild of Tucson. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary burial Camelback Cemetery. Friends may call today afternoon.
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Elmer F. Donaldson
E. Exeter
Mr. Donaldson
Ohio
Marine Corps
Brown St
First Ave
May Gerrild
Tucson
Donaldson
Messinger Mortuary
Camelback Cemetery
Islands to be returned from U S to Japan
The United States plans to return Iwo Jima and several other World War II linkages to Japan within a year. President Johnson refused Okinawa and Ryukyu return, saying those matters will stay under joint review. Negotiations on the Bonin Islands would start immediately with turnover expected within a year.
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UPI
United States
Japan
Iwo Jima
America
Pacific
Johnson
Eisaku Sato
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
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