Caracas Votes Defy Terror as Leoni Leads Early
In Caracas and across Venezuela a large turnout ignored death threats from pro-Communist militants. Early unofficial returns show Raul Leoni leading amid reports of bombings and gun battles after the polls closed, with Uslar Pietri strongest in Caracas and officials reporting a record 3.4 million voters.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Democratic Action Party
Leoni
Arturo Uslar Pietri
Rafael Caldera
Social Christian Party
Worker-Peasant
Britain
Labor Party
Oilrich Zulia
Uslar Pietri
For National Liberation
Betancourt
Urdaneta
No Man’s Land
United Press International Agency
Carl Warner
Miami
Fila
Clarksville Declares Emergency Over Water Shortage
Clinton County commissioners announce a state of emergency for Clarksville due to a 10 day water supply remaining in the reservoir. They seek governor approval to use Civil Defense pipes and pumps to bring water from Todd's Fork, with Lake Cowan opening to flush the system.
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Clinton County
Clarksville
Ohio
James Rhodes
J. W. Hadley
Clinton County CD
Harry Hague III
Hague
Little East Fork
Fred Moor
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Todd’s Fork
Village
Moor
Lake Cowan
Man Held For Threats Against LBJ
Weatherington, 40, was to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on a charge of making an oral threat against President Johnson. Secret Service agents arrested him at his home Saturday night. He claimed a naval blackout of records would clear his record and alleged a scheme involving the President and three local banks.
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Washington (Ap
Robert A. Weatherington
General Sessions
Johnson
Secret Service
Weatherington
Army Corps of Engineers
Clinton County Home Replaces Stolen Traps With Donor Aid
Mrs. Olive James county child welfare secretary thanks donors for traps to replace the 14 stolen last week for two boys at the Clinton County Children's Home.
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Clinton County
Olive James
Rail unions seek 25 percent pay boost and benefits
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen has filed demands for a 25 percent wage increase plus supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage. The request comes as part of the current work rules dispute with railroads, with arbitration underway and potential reversion to Congress if talks fail.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington
American Association of Railroads
Congress
Woman, 58, Cuts Third Set of Teeth in Cleveland
Mrs. Anna P. Kavullish, 58, had upper teeth loosen last March and a third set was formed. Doctors note the teeth are small yet fully formed and functional for chewing steak. A dentist calls the case unusual and warns the third set may be removed later.
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Cleveland
Anna P. Kavullish
Virginia Supreme Court Rules Prince Edward County Could Close Public Schools
The Virginia Supreme Court, in a 6-1 decision, held Prince Edward County may opt to operate or not operate public schools to avoid racial integration. The ruling supports local authority while dissenting Chief Justice Eggleston warned of federal court involvement.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Virginia
John Eggleston
Virginia High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Eggleston
United States
Prince Edward
TV Actress Kupcinet Slain. Police Question Suspects
Hollywood AP reports homicide officers questioned friends of 22 year old TV actress Karyn Kupcinet, found nude and dead in her Sunset Strip apartment. Andrew Prine, her former boyfriend and Wide Country co star, said he knew nothing of the slaying but spoke with her recently. Investigators believe the murder occurred in the early hours Thursday.
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Hollywood
Karyn Kupcinet
Miss Kupcinet
Sunset Strip
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago
Andrew Prine
Prine
Third-Timer Slain In Ohio Penitentiary
Earl Lee Kade of Toledo died in the prison industrial shop after a hammer strike. Inmate James Allan Blanton of Cincinnati, 24, held for investigation, had prior terms. Warden Ernie Maxwell reported the incident at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Ernie Maxwell
Earl Lee Kade
Toledo
Highway Patrol
James Allan Blanton
Cincinnati
Maxwell
Blanton
Radio TV Coverage Of Kennedy Assassination Costly
Broadcasting Magazine estimated that four days without commercials cost radio and television networks 25.6 million dollars while reporting on President Kennedy's assassination. The networks spent an additional 3.1 million dollars on coverage, the magazine said.
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Washington
Ap)—Broadcasting Magazine
Kennedy
Tributes fill Cleveland temple for Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver
More than 4,000 mourners attended memorial services for Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver at The Temple Cleveland. He led the congregation for 45 years and helped found Israel. Attendees included Sen. Frank Lausche Mayor Ralph S. and dignitaries from Israel and the United States.
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Cleveland
Abba Hillel Silver
State of Israel
Luntz
Rabbi Silver
Lakeside Hospital
Shaker Heights
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U. S
Johnson Opens White House Conference On U S Budget
President Johnson summoned Defense Secretary McNamara Commerce Secretary Hodges and Budget Director Gordon to the White House for talks on economic and defense matters. He also set visit dates for Erhard Segni and Douglas-Home, and noted plans for de Gaulle’s visit next year amid Western policy differences.
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Johnson
White House
Robert S. McNamara
Luther H. Hodges
Kermit Gordon
Ludwig Erhard
Antonio Segni
Alec Douglas-Home
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Erhard
Segai
Douglas
Kennedy
Atlantic Alliance
Johnson Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Big City Bootleg Ring Dismantled in Cleveland Raid
Cleveland authorities say a four year bootleg operation was broken up after a Sunday raid led by Ralph E. Krieger. About 2500 dollars worth of whiskey was found at 3764 East 143rd Street. William M Marshall 64 and his wife were charged with illegal liquor activity and released on bond.
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Cleveland
Ralph E. Krieger
E. 143Rd St
William M. Marshall
Marshall
Ruby's Lawyer Sees No Tie To Oswald
Dallas defense lawyer Tom Howard predicts federal findings will support Ruby in the Kennedy assassination case. Howard says public opinion for Ruby will grow if no link to Oswald is shown. Delays loom for Ruby's murder trial set for December 9 in Dallas.
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Ruby
Oswald
Dallas
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Tom Howard
Henry Wade
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
U.S
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard
Ex-Con Slays Wife Clergyman and Self in Asheville Church
Walter H. Bailey 57 entered West Asheville Assembly of God Church during a Sunday service and killed his divorced wife Ruby Bailey 50 and the minister Rev Lester Cobb 44 before shooting himself. A church member described Bailey’s demand to see his ex-wife and his warning to others not to leave as the attack unfolded. Police report the double murder suicide occurred from a sawed-off 12 gauge shotgun at close range.
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Asheville
N.C
Walter H. Bailey
West Asheville
Assembly of God
Lester Cobb
Ruby Bailey
Bailey
J. D. Taylor
Mr. Cobb
Ruby
Jackie Returns To White House After Hyannis Port Visit
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr return to the White House after a Thanksgiving weekend reunion with the Kennedy family in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. Also with them were Mrs Lee Radziwill and Sydney Lawford.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Lee Radziwill
Sydney Lawford
Peter Lawford
Derailed Freight Cars Collapse Onto Bucyrus Vehicle
In Bucyrus Ohio two derailed freight cars plummeted from a trestle onto a passing vehicle injuring John Seis who suffered neck and head injuries. Fifteen of the 110 car Pennsylvania Railroad consist left the tracks on U.S. 30N with two cars overturning over the trestle. The highway was blocked through Sunday and was to be cleared today.
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Bucyrus, Ohio
John Seis
Seis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bucyrus
Leis
U. S. 30N
Ohio lawmakers set agenda for post recess session
Columbus AP Ohio's legislature reconvened for a financial session to allocate proceeds from a 250 million capital improvements bond with 100 million initial issue. Allocation disputes loom over 70 million to higher education and 30 million for schools parks and rehab.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fatal Pike County Shooting Probed in Ohio
WAVERLY Ohio AP investigation continues into a shooting that killed James Duffield of Bainbridge and wounded Herman Bivens 44 and his wife Nellie 47 near Bainbridge in Pike County. The shooting followed an argument over a billfold at the Bivens home near the Ross County line.
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Waverly
Ohio
Pike County
Chillicothe
James Duffield
Bainbridge
Herman Bivens
Nellie
Bivens
Ross County
Weather Outlook for Southern and Central Ohio
Considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions expected tonight with snow flurries likely in central and eastern areas. low in the 20s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow or flurries in the central and eastern regions. high in the 30s.
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Ohio
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