Epilogue on Kennedy in Life magazine recounts Dallas scene
Theodore H. White profiles Jacqueline Kennedy in Life, recalling the Dallas parade, the heat, the crowd, the gunfire, and her vigil with the body. She reflects on roses, the St Christopher medal, and giving her wedding ring to JFK as Kenny O Donnell advises leaving the ring with him. The account ends with 1:30 p.m. in Texas and 1 a.m. at Bethesda.
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Ruby Evidence To Be Bared In Kennedy Assassination Case
The Ruby murder trial date is postponed to February as prosecutors and defense seek more time. New information surfaces about Lee Harvey Oswald and Ruby in Dallas. John Donovan alleges Oswald’s 1959 discharge and departure to Russia compromised U S radio frequencies and radar systems.
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JFK Guards Are Cleared
The Secret Service agents seen in a Fort Worth club early on November 22 were off duty according to a treasury official. Senator Stephen M. Young cited reliable information about late hours but said there is no proof of drinking. The Treasury official said the agents were working late and off duty, some arriving at 1 a.m. and all acting properly.
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LBJ's Wealth Goes to Trustees as Presidency Continues
Washington Post reports President Johnson placed most personal wealth in trust, including stockholdings and 5000 acres of Texas land held jointly with Mrs. Johnson. The trust lasts until he leaves office or dies, with A W Moursland as trustee. Johnson retains the Johnson City ranch house and 40 surrounding acres along with municipal bond holdings.
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Infant dies in Fayette County house fire in Jasper Mills
Vince E. Leach five month old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Leach Jasper Mills Fayette County died from burns after an oil cookstove exploded and blocked a kitchen bedroom doorway. Mrs Leach led two other children Cynthia four Wayne three Timmy one through the basement to escape as fire units from Fayette County sheriff's department State Highway Patrol Sabina Fire department and Green Township fire department responded.
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Pope Paul Recesses Vatican Council Nine Months
Pope Paul VI halted the Vatican Ecumenical Council for nine months after appealing to 2,200 prelates to share governance. The session in St. Peter's Basilica approved two decrees, including a liturgy reform allowing modern languages in Mass and sacraments, and guidance on the church's mass media role.
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U N Moves To Impose Global Arms Ban On South Africa
The U N Security Council is poised to approve a Norwegian resolution for a worldwide arms embargo to pressure South Africa to end apartheid. The measure, supported by the Soviet Union in part and backed by African states after behind the scenes talks, would halt sale and shipment of equipment for arms manufacture and maintenance in South Africa.
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Pressure Up To Pass Civil Rights Bill
The plan to use a discharge petition to move the civil rights bill from Rules Committee risks undermining bipartisan support. Democratic leaders aim to collect up to 150 signatures to force House action with pressure on Republicans to join. Civil rights leaders meet in Arlington to map swift action after Kennedy appeal.
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Chamber Hears Speaker Elects Directors at Meeting
Ken Killen of The Kroger Co addressed about 125 Wilmington Chamber members and guests at the annual dinner at Pyle Center Wilmington College. He argued human relations supplement other knowledge and cannot replace it. Five three year directors were elected: W. Brooke Morgan Jr Ronald Turner Eugene Varney Frank Seaman and Donald Baumgardner. Varney fills the unexpired term of Robert Stanforth who is now general manager. Holdover directors include Dr H Richard Bath Bill Marine and Al [last name cut].
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Clifford Camp
Don Beckett
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Bill Marine
Ohio bond issue stalls as Senate delays action
Ohio lawmakers face a snag over a proposed 500 million highway bond issue to fund 1969 72 projects. The Senate must reach 20 votes to adopt the resolution, but 22 were needed to suspend rules for immediate consideration. House support for Golden Age Villages linked to the bond awaits final voter approval in May.
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Mrs Schnapp Announces Reelection Bid for Court Clerk
Mrs Mary L Schnapp Republican candidate seeks reelection as Clerk of Courts subject to the May primary. A Clinton County native born in Melvin and resident of Blanchester she previously served as chief deputy under Blanche Gregory Crone and holds a long record in local public service and business circles.
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Brown Publishing Company
Johnson Aims Budget At Record Levels With Economy Push
President Johnson targets a lean federal budget while warning it may hit 100 billion dollars or more. He seeks civil rights unity and economic health, inviting AFL CIO leaders and Business Advisory Council to the White House as Budget Director Critically screens department requests. Unemployment claims in Ohio fall to 12,785 for the week ending Nov 30.
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Warren Calls First Johnson Commission Meeting
Chief Justice Earl Warren announced the first meeting of a seven member special commission appointed by President Johnson to gather as much information as possible about the assassination of President Kennedy.
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Mrs Kennedy to Move Into Historic Georgetown House
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy will occupy a three story red brick Georgetown residence at 3038 N St with spacious dining room seating up to 18 and a terraced garden. The house features Picasso and Matisse etchings, French, English and Chinese lacquer furniture, and a swimming pool, reflecting a White House like ambiance.
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Weather forecast for southern and central Ohio
Chance of light snow in north central tonight with partly cloudy skies Thursday. Low around 20 to 28, high in the 30s Thursday.
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