Blue Ribbon Panel Opens JFK Inquiry Meeting in Washington
The Kennedy assassination blue ribbon commission held its first formal meeting in Washington with Deputy Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach present. Chief Justice Warren presided as seven Johnson-appointed members began a guarded inquiry into the murder and related events amid calls for full, careful Truth discovery.
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Jack Vandenberg
Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Commission
Johnson
Cons
Ater
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kenneth WB. Weating
Keating
Taw
Special Commission
Franklin PD. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Warren
Richard de Russell
City Faces Hike in Insurance
Ukiah faces a sharp rise in liability insurance costs as firms seek to drop coverage amid nationwide gas incidents. City Manager Lyell Clursh reports insurers want relief from liability contracts and premiums could jump from 40 to 85 thousand dollars.
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Ukiah
Cink
Lee White
Caity Dm
Cawerie
Lyell Clursh
Iden
Fire Calls Thursday at Yokono Bowl
Fire department logs Thursday report a heated motor issue at Yokono Bowl with no casualties. Communications confirm the smoke alarm and dispatch to the scene, crews extinguished flames and secured the area. No injuries noted, investigation to determine cause ongoing.
Jackie Buries Children With Father
Patrick J. Sloyan reports a ceremony at a cemetery where a man and a woman’s children were laid to rest with their father. The account mentions grave rites, a-scholarly setting, and references to church officials and family members amid a historic Arlington service.
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Patrick J. Sloyan
Nuimehan
Natellah
Betes
Ministers Ask Help for Mrs Oswald
The Ukiah Ministerial Association voted to express compassion for Mrs Lee Tarves Oswald, widow of the man who assassinated President Kennedy. The group urged Christian compassion for her and her children, citing her status as an American citizen and a victim of circumstances beyond her control. Further details and continuation noted on page 3.
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Vwkhale
Milton
Kennedy
Vkiahk Daily Journal
Edwin Solin
Association
The
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Dhear
Lee Tarves
Oswald
Oswalds
Qsaurdidh Ocean
Voksah Vimisternad
Ubton
Tituah Aoosmokesmein
Ministeria Association
Senate Okes Increase in Novo Bill
Telegram from U S Sen Thomas He Kuehels says pleased to advise Senate appropriations committee to diary recommittended additions to House version of civil works appropriations bill. It would initiate construction at Naya Harbor improvements with 10,000 for planning and design. Final determination hinges on joint conference and willingness of appropriation.
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U.S
Thomas He. Kuehels
Naya
Dallas Dallas Connally leaves Parkland after injury
John B. Connally checked out of Parkland Memorial Hospital today en route to Austin with a shattered wrist from the sniper attack that also hit him as he rode with President Kennedy. The report mentions recovery from the injury and the assassination context.
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Dallas
John B. Connally
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Austin
Hind
Kennedys
Opposition to ReNAMINA grows across Cape Canaveral
Reports from CAPE KENNEDY describe mounting local opposition to a government re naming plan linked to President Johnson and the Cape Canaveral missile complex. Petitions circulate as nearby towns consider action and a city attorney weighs whether a name change falls within state authority amid public protest.
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Cape Cameverale
Taree
Simuilay
Cape Canaveral
Clergy Leaders Back Discharge Petition On Civil Rights Bill
Protestant church leaders nationwide pressed for public support of a discharge petition to force the civil rights bill from House Rules. A resolution urged churchgoers to write congressmen, endorsing the 218-signature move to bypass Rules. Bishop Mueller, elected National Council president, vows renewed focus on faith and racial justice work.
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Philadelphia
General Assembly
Assembly
Congress
House
Kuehen HH. Mueller
Indianapolis
Ind
National Coun
Ccil
Soaeke
Mueller
National Comet
Commission On Religion and
Vvocup
National Council
Sbrana to Head Ukiah Kiwanis In Coming Year
Lew Sbrana will be installed as president of Ukiah Kiwanis Club during a joint Ukiah Willits Kiwanis Clubs dinner and installation at Brooktrails Resort Willits Saturday He will succeed Carl Godec Other Ukiah Kiwanians to take office include Dave Long 1st vice president Alis Briges vice president Don Starks treasurer and Bob Taylor secretary A social hour is planned for 7 with dinner Linda Mayfield will sing Willits High School Musical Combo and Ukiah club members Don Peterson Rod Shippey Frank Johnson and Bill Henne will perform as a quartet
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Lew Sbrana
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Ukiah-Willits Kiwanis Clubs
Brooktrails
Willits
Carl Godec
Ukiah
Linda Mayfield
Willites High School
Don Peterson
Rod Shippey
Frank Johnson
Bill Henne
Sit-Ins Next Potentially from Church Over Civil Rights
A. Philip Randolph, a leading Negro figure, told reporters after meeting with President Johnson that church sit-ins could become the next antidiscrimination demonstrations if the Senate blocks civil rights legislation. He said demonstrations would be organized by the Washington march committee in major cities, with sit-ins staged in churches by white and Negro supporters once a filibuster begins. Johnson had secret talks with Republican Leader Halleck, pledging help for the bill's passage.
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Alvin Spivak Washington
UPN
Johnson
Senate
A. Philip Randolph
White House
House
Charles A. Halleck
Repubcan
Randolph
Washington
Capitol Hill
Hindlaedk
Halleck Pledges Support on Civil Rights Bill
Washington leaders pledged to back the stalled civil rights bill but only after January. Republican House Leader Halleck promised President Johnson GOP backing to clear the bill to the floor. House Rules Committee Chairman Smith signaled hearings may begin, though he holds a skeptical stance and the measure faces a delayed path to action. The bill targets voting, education, employment, public accommodations, and use of public funds, with two weeks of committee consideration noted.
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Washington
UPS
House
Charles A. Halleck
Johnson
Howard W. Smith
Rules Committee
Weld Kegin
Sean
Halleck
White House
Indiana
Smith
Velton
Bevtas
Simith
House Rules Committee
Virginia
Certhins
Demacrette
Paseo
Col Chenault Released By Pro Castro Captors
Col James K Chenault, 45, native of Sherman Texas and World War II combat officer, was released at 6 a.m. after eight days in custody by pro Castro militants of the AFALN in Caracas. He said he was treated reasonably well and returned home in uniform. A separate report said AFALN leader Juan de Dios Moncade was captured as the relief operation continued.
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James Whelan
Caracas
UPI
Col
James KX. Chenault
Chenault
Sherman
Tex
U.S
Armed Forces For National Liberation
AFALN
Maj
Joseph C. Blevens
Soaid Chenault
Juan de Dios Moncade
ALN
Cap
Pasedo
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