Rockefeller warns Johnson price control spooks business
David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan Bank warned on ABC that using presidential power to cap prices unsettles business. He said the finance sector fears repeated federal intervention and urged restraint, favoring steady money supply control and a moderate rise in interest rates.
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Eisenhower to be moved to Walter Reed Hospital
Doctors nurses and military personnel plan a nighttime move of former President Eisenhower to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. An eight car train was assembled and strict security arranged with newsmen restricted to three pool observers. More than 100 staff cared for him since he entered on November 9 for chest pains and two mild heart attacks.
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Encore tops first concert of season
The 1965-68 Elyria Community Concert Association opened with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at Flyria High School auditorium. The audience filled with members and visitors on reciprocity plan, enjoying lighthearted tunes like Pop Goes the Weasel. The next concert on January 26 features Chanteurs de Paris.
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Mystery fire kills seven children in Shamokin area
In Sunbury rural area near Shamokin Pennsylvania a fire killed seven children and injured six others, while their mother Mary Bordner 39 died. Husband Paul 38 was critically wounded. State police said investigators had conflicting statements about intruder presence and gunfire before the blaze.
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Rhodes boosts Ohio research center network plan
Governor James A. Rhodes backs a statewide Ohio Board of Regents plan to establish five research centers costing over 20 million dollars. He says R and D drive economic growth and will partner with industry to ensure centers produce products in Ohio and create jobs for youths entering the lab.
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Wisconsin deer hunt toll rises to twelve deaths
Milwaukee dispatch reports the two day deer hunting season in Wisconsin ended with twelve fatalities. Three hunters were killed by gunfire and nine succumbed to apparent heart attacks. Authorities cautioned about safety after a deadly weekend in the woods.
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U S May Ditch Sea Safety Pact Over Disaster
Rep Edward A Garmatz warns the United States may withdraw from the 1940 International Safety of Life at Sea Convention after the Yarmouth Castle disaster. He says the standards may not protect passengers and urges action if other nations fail to improve the pact.
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EHS honors Kennedy with classroom memorial broadcast
Elyria High School observed President John F Kennedy's death with a six minute morning PA memorial. Principal Wayne McQuillin opened the tribute with Hail to the Chief played by the band under William Walters. The Navy Hymn and Pledge of Allegiance closed the program led by Frank Toth.
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Kennedy death remembered two years on in Dallas
Nation marks two years since Kennedy assassination with a Parkland vigil A wreath on Trauma Room No 1 door and a Mass by Rev Oscar Huber were held at Parkland Hospital Downtown ceremonies recalled the shooting and the hours before the president died President Johnson planned a memorial service in Fredericksburg and Knights of Columbus members prayed at St Cecilia Church The hospital closed Trauma Room No 1 for 12 hours out of respect and planned to reopen if needed
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Kennedy daughter told of father’s death by nanny
Maud Shaw, Kennedy family nanny in England, recalled to a television interview the moment she informed Caroline Kennedy of John F. Kennedy's assassination. She said she explained that God had taken him to live with Patrick, and noted Jacqueline Kennedy was emotionally upset while busy with duties.
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Johnsons attend memorial service for Kennedy in Texas
President and Mrs Johnson plan interdenominational memorial services at St Marys Church in Fredericksburg Texas near their ranch to mark two years since President Kennedys assassination. Clergymen will place a wreath at Kennedy grave in Arlington as part of the tribute.
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Connally recalls assassination day with vivid memory
Governor Connally, wounded in the Dallas attack, recalled November 22, 1963, in a reflective interview. He described the moment the limousine arrived in Dallas, the crowd’s mood, and the fatal shooting of President John F. Kennedy, noting his own injuries and the emotional impact of that day.
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Dallas Killer Ruby Sentenced to Death in Electric Chair
The Dallas trial of Jack Ruby, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, ends with a death sentence. Ruby, jailed since, faced a sanity review delayed by lawyers as Judge Joe Brown leaves and Judge Lons Holland assumes the case. District Attorney Henry Wade may seek commutation amid Ruby’s defiant remarks about his place in history.
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Darien teens linked to narcotics raid past party scandal
Darien police arrested several youths in a garage apartment raid at 72 West Ave. Michael V. Smith 18, and roommates plus six others face narcotics and risk of injury charges after officers seized marijuana and questioned partygoers from a debutante gathering where adults allegedly served liquor to minors. Smith appeals a prior negligent homicide conviction over a fatal 1964 crash that killed Nancy Hitchings.
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New Canaan
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