Lee Oswald Alone Judged Guilty of President's Death
The Warren Commission ruled Sunday that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22. The commission cited a $21.45 mail order rifle and dismissed claims of conspiracy or outside involvement.
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Group Named To Advise LBJ on Report
President Johnson appointed a four member committee to advise him on executing the Warren Commission recommendations. The panel includes Treasury Secretary Dillon, Acting Attorney General Katzenbach, CIA Director McCone, and National Security adviser Bundy. Press Secretary Reedy gave no chairman and offered no further comment on the commission’s findings.
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Flash Flood Hits Texas and Cold Wave Sweeps Plains
A flash flood swept through a Texas town as an autumn cold wave brought a killing frost to the Northern Plains and Rockies. Rain fell in North central Arkansas, Minnesota saw its first snow, and Coast Guard crews rescued two men in Michigan after a boat incident on Lake Superior. Snow and icy conditions disrupted travel from Texas to Colorado with many roads flooded and a bus crash injuring five Illinois residents.
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Mrs. Kathryn Shields Dies at 73 in Butte Home
Kathryn M. Shields wife of Dr James C Shields died in her sleep at 1120 W Diamond age 73 natural causes Coroner said She was born 1891 Hurley Wis and trained as a nurse in Butte Her survivors include husband son and three daughters many grandchildren A Requiem Mass was set for Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery
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Gunman Fires Into Bowman's Car Wounding Couple Near Silver King
A mystery shooter fired a single shot into Sam Bowman and Christine Jascum as they sat in Bowman's car in an alley behind the Silver King Bar. Bowman, 30, was wounded in the chest and listed as doing fine. Jascum, 22, was shot in the left abdomen and in fair condition. The attackers fled in a white 1959 Chevrolet with a Deer Lodge County plate.
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Billings
Weather outlook for Butte area with cool turn this week
Partly cloudy today through Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs near 70 today and around 60s to 70s Monday and Tuesday depending on region. Overnight lows drop to the 20s and 30s. Regional forecasts show mixed cloud cover and brief showers in the northeast and extreme north.
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Rumor Debunking in JFK Case Central Findings
UPI reports that rumors linking Lee Harvey Oswald to Minsk espionage Havana travel and Cuba visas were investigated and deemed unlikely. Officials say no wide conspiracy or secret Dallas plots involving Jack Ruby or Tippit were found.
Warren Commission findings on Kennedy assassination
The Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby acted as loners with no conspiracy, domestic or foreign. It faulted Secret Service, FBI, Dallas police, and news media for failures and urged drastic modernization of presidential protections and federalizing murder of a president or vice president as a crime. It also urged caution on returning American defectors.
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General Motors and UAW Seek Quick Strike Settlement
GM and the United Auto Workers met for two hours in Detroit seeking a swift end to the strike that has halted most of GM's 1965 production. They planned to reconvene Monday at 10 a.m. and set walkout procedures for another quarter million workers.
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Eleven girls escape from Helena Vocational School
Eleven girls aged 15 to 17 escaped Sunday night from the State Vocational School in Helena using the fire alarm ruse that opened doors. Sixteen others in the cottage were involved but did not flee, and five of the original escapees remain at large.
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