Tippit Fund Nears Hundred Thousand as Donations Rise
Donations for slain Dallas Policeman J D Tippit reach about 100000 with mail slowing. Police officials report 44084 in contributions at the station and 55000 more sent elsewhere. Tippit's widow and three children survive. In Viet Nam, 1000 U S troops begin withdrawal as total 15500 remain with phased pullout possible next year.
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Verne Hipskin
Baigon
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Four Commonwealth leaders hold Pacific teleconference joke session
Prime Ministers Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Lester Pearson, Robert Menzies and Keith Holyoake spoke from Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand during a 15 000 mile radio and television hookup. They used a new submarine Pacific cable from British Columbia to Australia to share weather humor and political remarks.
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Alec
Mike Bob
Keith
British Commonwealth
Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Alec Douglas Home
Lester B.mike Pearson
Robert Menzies
Keith Holyoake
Pacific
British Columbia
Hospital Ship Hope Arrives for One Month Medical Mission
The tS Hospital Ship Hope arrived in Guayaquil for a month long privately financed mission to treat needy patients and train Ecuadorian doctors and nurses.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Hope
New Economy Size Rome Lira Bills Enter Circulation
Italy begins phased replacement of large old banknotes with new compact 6 by 3 inch bills. The 10 000 lira note, once the top denomination, measures 10 by 5 inches and will be phased out as the new notes take effect.
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Rome
Italy
East German Corporal Breaks From Border Patrol
A 28 year old East German corporal escaped to West Berlin early today slipping beneath the barbed wire along the border. He crawled under the wire while on duty and was not detected by fellow guards.
Turkish President Begins Talks With Five Parties Over Crisis
Ankara turkey President Cemal Gursel interviews leaders of five major parties seeking a solution to the Felit'cal crisis after Premier Ismet Inonu's coalition government resigned and was re sworn in. Gursel urged citizens to continue work and said the crisis would not be prolonged.
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Turkey
Cemal Gursel
Felit
Ismet Inamr
Gursel
Johnson aides seek bill floor despite Smith stance
Speaker John W McCormack said an effort will be made to blast the civil rights bill out of the House Rules Committee. Chairman Howard W Smith has no plans to seek action this year. Emanuel Celler will file next Monday a petition to take the bill to the House floor.
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John W. McCormack
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
McCormack
Johnson
White House
Chairan Eimanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
House
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Solon Questions Education Funds Boost
State Sen Dan MacIntyre has sent Gov Sanders a detailed inquiry to be answered before any new education funds are allocated. He and three Senate Republicans advocate local funding emphasis and seek criteria for school consolidation and adequacy, including how to separate athletic costs from education costs.
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Atlanta
Dan MacIntyre
Carl E. Sanders
Fulton County
Senate
Georgia
MacIntyre
Sanders
FBI Report on Oswald Ready for Appraisal
The FBI report to be sent to President Johnson states Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination. It notes three shots from a sixth floor window at the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas hitting Kennedy and wounding Gov. Connally, with all shots from the same direction and a single bolt action rifle. The report combines Secret Service and other agency findings and will go to the Warren Commission.
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FBI
White House
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Johnson
Warren Commission
Secret Service
Oswald
Texas School Book Depository
Dallas
Voters Flock to Polls in 1963 City Election
About 800 residents voted early in the city election as 5,990 eligible voters eyed three City Commission seats and four on the Board of Education. Incumbents Bracey and Balfour were unopposed for two four year Commission terms, while Mayor Lilly and Conradi sought Post No. 5. Board candidates include Altman, Simmons Jr., Taylor, Turner II, and Vann. Polls closed at 6 pm with Kiwanis members tallying ballots.
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City Board of Education
J. A
Jack Bracey
R. C
Bob
Balfour Jit
Roy M. Lilly
Karl P. Conradi
Board of Education
Sol
Shirley) Altman
Charles R. Simmons Jr
Warren A. Taylor
John L. Turner II
T. Kerward Vann
Summons
Taylor
Vann
Trout
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
City Fire Dept
City Hall
Plans Membership Banquet Featured in Reading Tip Section
A compact notice highlights the Plans Membership Banquet in the community section with listings for reading tips, classifieds, comics, crosswords, Dear Abby, editorials, obituaries, sports, and women's news.
Johnson mulls tax cuts as economy drive advances
President Johnson meets with House Speaker McCormack and Senate Leader Mansfield to discuss tax cut legislation. He pushes a new economy program to cut waste and staffing, aiming to keep the 1968 budget under 100 billion and curb unemployment and recession risks.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Congressional
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Congress
Erhard Urges U S Nuclear Shield Over France Pact
Bonn West Germany chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he told President de Gaulle that West Germany feels safer under American nuclear protection than under France. He emphasized respect for France's force de frappe but a preference for the American nuclear shield.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
America
France
Erhard
de Gaulle
United States
Licheonette
Car Crash Injures 22-Year-Old Near Moultrie Road
A 22-year-old man, Willard Le, suffered minor injuries after losing control of his car and crashing into a bridge abutment about five miles north of town on Moultrie Road, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
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Moultrie
Georgia State Patrol
Willard le
Papal Decree Extends Powers to Bishops Worldwide
Pope Paul VI broadened bishop authority by granting permanent faculties to act without Curia approval and eight concessions. Notably bishops may preach and hear confessions globally, decide Pauline Privilege marriage cases without Vatican input, and admit illegitimate youths to priesthood, among other changes.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
Vatican
St. Paul
Corinthians
Five Rail Unions File Dual Legal Challenges Over Arbitration Ruling
Washington AP five rail unions unite to challenge a federal arbitration order that would eliminate thousands of jobs and the emergency act backing it. They plan suits in federal court Friday and seek to strike down the emergency law’s authority on crew sizes and job protections for train crews amid a four year dispute involving nearly 200 railroads.
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Washington
Congress
Photo Quiz Reveals Dense U S Mentality In City
A Trenton Times reporter visits a street to test recognition of two leaders in a news photo Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon B Johnson. Passersby mix up identities with De Gaulle misidentified and questions about the Pope.
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Times
Krench
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon Bo Johns
United States
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