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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1963

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Oswald Linked to Dallas Neighbor Probed in Kennedy Case

UPI report cites Dallas Morning News claiming FBI and Secret Service believe Lee Harvey Oswald rented a room near Jack Ruby and that the two men were neighbors. The newspaper notes Oswald’s rifle, Tippit killing ties, wife’s admission owning a pistol, threats to Connally, and a pattern of defiance and aggression in school and the Marine Corps.

Dallas UPI Dallas Morning News Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Jack Ruby Federal Bureau of Investigation and Secret Service FBI Ruby

Connally Recalls Kennedy Shooting From Dallas Hospital

Governor John Connally spoke from his hospital bed about the Kennedy assassination. He described the moments of the motorcade turning onto Elm Street, the first shot, and the President slumping with three shots total. He said he feared they would all be killed and noted his own peril from a sniper 100 yards away.

Ening John Connally Kennedy Connally Dallas UPI John Kennedy Elm Street

Weather Outlook After Warm Spell Expect Highs Near 72

Fair and partly cloudy through Friday with a mild mix of high clouds. Expect a slight warming to around 72 degrees for today with a low near 42 tonight. Yesterday saw a high of 68.

Oswald’s postmarital journey and defiance after service

Oswald was court martialed twice in Japan for an unregistered pistol and for disobeying a superior. He left the Marines, supported his mother, went to Russia, found factory work, married a Russian woman, and failed to obtain Soviet permission to renounce U.S. citizenship. Aline Mosby of UPI interviewed him in Moscow, capturing his defiant view that capitalism will fade like feudalism and his hatred of the United States.

Tippit Oswald Japan Sian Soviet Union Aline Mosby UPI Moscow United States

Thanksgiving Day Prayer Inspires Unity and Peace

The message invites gathering in sanctuaries and homes to express gratitude for God’s gifts and to pray for guidance in pursuing peace justice and understanding among all people and nations while ending misery and suffering wherever it exists.

Dallas gifts pour in for Tippit family tribute

In Dallas funds near 50,000 flow to widow of policeman J. D. Tippit killed during the Kennedy assassination manhunt. Major donors include Abraham Zapruder with 25,000, Jack Paar 1,000, Jamaican police 300, and Walter Annenberg who will pay off the Tippit mortgage of 12,217.04. IRS confirms gifts are tax free.

Dallas UPI J. D. Tippit Kennedy Jack Paar Jamaica Abraham Zapruder Zapruder Paar Walter H. Annenberg The Philadelphia Inquirer Tippit William R. Chababa T. J. Bettes Co Chababa

Pro-Castro rebels hijack Venezuelan plane with 17 aboard

Pro-Castro militants hijacked a Venezuelan Airlines Convair 340 carrying 17 people and diverted it toward Trinidad landing safely at Port of Spain. Police and security forces surrounded the aircraft as officials sought passenger and crew details.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Venezuelan Airlines Trinidad Spain Piarco International Airport Foreign Ministry Avensa Caribbean Curacao

City Accepting License Applications Through Finance Department

City finance department will begin accepting procedure change applications for business and privilege licenses starting Monday, per Don Van Dyke director. Previously the city clerk handled submissions.

Don van Dyke

Tax Cut Push Moves Ahead In Senate Finance Committee

Washington sources report the Senate Finance Committee accelerates action on the 11 billion tax cut bill under President Johnson. Chairman Byrd vows to finish public hearings by December 6 and begin voting on 30 to 40 amendments in closed session. Hearings resume Monday to advance the House passed reduction program. Public sessions are shortened by a week following Kennedy's assassination.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee Johnson Harry S. Byrd D-Va Byrd House John W. McCormack D-Mass Judiciary Committee Rules Committee

Ruby Seeks Friends Opinions On Oswald Killer

Dallas services report Jack Ruby 52 asked friends how they view the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald. He was held without bond on murder with malice charges after Oswald’s slaying. Investigators seek any link between Oswald and Ruby to explain motive.

Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald Henry Wade

Kennedy Grieves At Arlington Then Flies To Hyannis Port

Jacqueline Kennedy visited Arlington National Cemetery to pay respects at her husband’s grave before taking her two children to Hyannis Port. President Johnson marked Thanksgiving with church services a TV address and a 3 p.m. meeting with top aides and lawmakers as he urged civil rights and tax cut passage.

Scottsdale White House Johnson Central Intelligence Agency John A. McCone McCone Dean Rusk National Security McGeorge Bundy Congress Kennedy Capitol Hill Robert F. Kennedy Roger Hilsman Hilsman

Congress Rejects Early Adjournment To Push Civil Rights

Washington leaders vow to stay in session and push Johnson priority bills. They aim to move Kennedy civil rights legislation and the 11 billion tax cut from the Senate Finance Committee before year end, with Senate action likely only in the spring.

Washington UPI House Senate Johnson Congress Kennedy

LBJ Khrushchev Meeting Not Expected Soon

Washington officials say a get acquainted meeting between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Khrushchev is unlikely in the near term. Johnson will first meet British, West German and French leaders after the new year.

Washington UPC Johnson Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union

Johns Salute Stamp Sought

A Sacramento drive seeks a postage stamp depicting 3 year old John F Kennedy Jr saluting his father, with The Sacramento Union editorial support. Jack Brandwein, a local store owner, organized 1000 petitions for up to 15000 signatures to send to the postmaster general.

Sacramento Calif UPS John F. Kennedy Jr Sacramento Union Union Jack Brandwein Brandwein Kennedy

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