Johnson appeals to labor and industry for backing
President Johnson urged AFL-CIO leaders and the Business Advisory Council to back Kennedy era legislation stalled in Congress. He framed the push as a national effort, stressing job creation and unity across labor and business, and announced tariff actions and a planned Canada talk. A separate Jasper Mills fire killed five month old Vincent Leach.
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Ice skating facility eyed for Wilmington winter
C E Sims director of recreation says a skating rink may open at Williams Memorial Park pond if weather cooperates. The cleaned pond will be deepened and a night light pole added. He notes high demand from children and adults and benefits of a lower water level to protect ice from winds. A boy’s 26 inch bicycle found by US 68 seven miles south of Wilmington last August remains with Ohio State Patrol awaiting identification.
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Ebby) Sims
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Assassination Study Opens by Warren Commission Panel
Washington AP report on the Warren Commission opening its first meeting to establish procedures for a top level inquiry into Kennedy's assassination. Rep Hale Boggs says a detailed report should be left for successors, while the panel weighs public hearings and the FBI's comprehensive findings.
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Dallas
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Brazilian Senator Shot During Session Kills Peer
In Brasilia a gun fired in the Senate chamber fatally wounded Sen. Jose Cairala after Sen. Arnon de Melo fired from the speaker's platform missing his target. Witnesses described De Melo drawing a pistol as Sen. Silvestre Pericles prepared to respond. Pericles, 67, allied with order of Alagoas, had warned he would shoot De Melo if he spoke. Senator Joao Agripino aided in disarming Pericles.
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Acre
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Pericles
Alagoas
Joao Agripino
30th anniversary of 21st Amendment celebrated nationwide
New York report notes Utah ratified the amendment December 5 1933 completing the 36 states required to end Prohibition. The gavel fell in Salt Lake City and bars nationwide reported long lines of customers celebrating.
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New York
Utah
Salt Lake City
Cook to lead Ohio Highway Patrol succeeding Radcliffe
Capt Anson B Cook aged 53 of Wilmington will become superintendent of the Ohio Highway Patrol on January 1 succeeding Col Scott B Radcliffe who retires to serve as consultant for the Highway Safety Foundation. Cook longtime patrol veteran served at multiple posts and now HQ Columbus noted with family details.
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Wilmington
Scott B. Radcliffe
Ohio Highway Patrol
Massillon
James Wilkerson, Findlay
Catherine
Wilmington College
GOP Chief Says Tax Cut Assured
Senate will act early next year on the $11 billion tax reduction bill with retroactive effect to January 1. Everett M. Dirksen told President Johnson there would be no delay in moving the measure forward. Sen. Harry F. Byrd indicated a decision on the House passed bill could come before Christmas.
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D-Va
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Oswalds Mother Reflects on Son and Unproven Murder
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald speaks of guilt she accepts for shaping Lee Harvey Oswald, his alleged crime, and his lack of a trial. She details her early life, marriages to John Pic and Robert Oswald, and their children, including Robert Jr., with scattered family history and notes for a forthcoming book.
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Robert E. Lee
Robert Edward Lee Oswald Jr
Acme Brick Co
Denton
Ohio Senate Votes to Slice Bond Issue for Education and Roads
The Ohio Senate moves to cut about 150 million for higher education needy districts and conservation while authorizing 100 million of a 250 million capital improvements bond. A separate 500 million highway bond awaits May ballot approval amid party divides and forecast debt near 1.1 billion.
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Crow Plans Supreme Court Appeal After Contempt Conviction
Former attorney J. Harvey Crow, age 60, of St. Paris, says he will seek U S Supreme Court review after the Ohio Supreme Court refused to reconsider his contempt conviction for practicing law without a license. Chief Justice Taft sentenced him to 30 days in jail and a 1500 dollar fine last November, with release on bond pending appeal.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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U. S
Kingsley A. Taft
U S Officer Freed by Caracas Reds
Col James K Chenault deputy chief of the U S military mission in Venezuela was released unharmed after eight days in captivity. The FALN kidnapped him in front of his home to protest the presidential election. Nigerian? No. Venezuelan vote turnout set a record despite the siege.
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Venezuela
James K. Chenault
Sherman
Tex
Chenault
Kennedy infants reburied beside President in Arlington
The two infant children of President Kennedy were reinterred beside his grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died after 40 hours in 1963 and a baby girl born dead in 1956 joined him. Jacqueline Kennedy, Sen. Edward Kennedy, and Robert Kennedy attended.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Brookline
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Newport
R.I
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Ted) Kennedy
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Sen. Kennedy
Taft Expected To Enter Ohio Senate Race Soon
Washington AP reports Rep. Robert Taft Jr. is poised to announce cand from Ohio for the seat now held by Sen. Stephen Young. Young signals a bid for re election after his current term. Taft plans a Friday news conference in Cleveland and has multiple Dec appearances. Others speculated include Ted Brown with Bricker recent retirements. Bolton may defer if Taft runs. Kennedy assassination slows partisan speeches nationwide during mourning period.
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Robert Taft Jr
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Dohio
Young
Taft
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Oliver P. Bolton
Robert A. Taft
William Howeard Taft
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Laos Intelligence Chief Leuang Is Slain at Home
Vientiane Laos AP Premier Prince Souvanna Phoumma’s intelligence chief Col Leuang was assassinated early today as he reached his home on the outskirts of Vientiane. He headed the Deuxieme Bureau the coalition government intelligence unit and belonged to the neutralist faction. No motive was given.
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Deuxieme
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Pathet Lao
Johnson Briefly Rides With House Republican Leader
President Johnson picked up Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, the House Republican leader, as he arrived in town and gave him a ride to the White House this morning.
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Johnson
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
White House
Weather Forecast For Southern And Central Ohio
Cloudy and cool with isolated drizzle or snow flurries tonight and Friday. Low tonight 26 to 33, high Friday 40 west region and 34 to 40 in the east.
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