Assassination Report Release Delayed By Warren Commission
The FBI report on President Kennedy’s assassination will not be public for at least a week, possibly longer. It will go to President Johnson and then the Warren Commission, which may subpoena aides and conduct further investigations as needed.
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Solons Slow To Give LBJ Quick Action
Washington report shows nine days after Johnson urged rapid action on civil rights and tax cuts no dramatic gains. Senate Finance speeds up tax cut action a touch while House Rules plans no civil rights sessions until next month. Leaders keep hopeful but realistic about bills passing this year and yearlong delays persist.
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Pope to Visit Holy Land Travel Jan 4 to Jan 6
Pope Paul VI will depart Rome January 4 for a brief Holy Land trip returning January 6. The Vatican announced no itinerary details or lodging, noting likely stays in Jerusalem and Nazareth. The trip follows his Ecumenical Council remarks about visiting sites tied to Christ’s life, most in Jordan except Nazareth in Israel.
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Everyman production marks decade of theatre in Boyd Auditorium
The Passing Show reviews the ten year growth of theatre at Boyd Auditorium Wilmington College. The commemorative spread includes three pages of Boyd productions and features Hazel Easton Helen Mc Coy and Hugh Heiland. Police remind drivers free Christmas parking is limited to two hours with tagging of overstayers.
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Goldwater Leads in 1964 GOP Race Claims Clouded
GOP leaders stay silent on Barry Goldwater’s lead claim as talk swirls about Nixon entering the New Hampshire primary. Goldwater says he is reassessing while maintaining he is still in the lead, and Rockefeller suspends campaigning in New Hampshire. Norris Cotton signals delaying campaign plans until Goldwater declares.
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Citizenship Asked On 100th Birthday
Lati mar Martindale, a Briton who has spent 75 of his 99 years in the United States, plans to seek American citizenship on March 25, his 100th birthday in Columbus Georgia. He moved to Canada before settling in Los Angeles where he was among the first cable car conductors.
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Christine Keeler Sentenced to Prison in Perjury Case
Christine Keeler, key figure in a sex scandal that rocked Britain, pleaded guilty to perjury and conspiracy and received a nine month prison term. Paula Hamilton Marshall and Olive Brooker also pleaded guilty, with six months and probation respectively. The trio admitted conspiring to frame Aloysius Gordon during his trial.
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Murder Suspects Hunted as Police Sweep Midwest
Police and FBI agents pursued two 19 year old Kentucky murder suspects, George Bryant and Ray Napier of Madison County. A car linked to the pair was found parked in Cincinnati prompting a shift of the search from Hillsboro Ohio to this area.
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Miss Dorothy South Seeks Re election as Clinton County Treasurer
Miss Dorothy South of Wilmington Route 1 announced her candidacy for re election as Clinton County Treasurer in the May primary. A Republican and native of Wilmington she previously served since 1956 and has worked in the treasurer and probate courts and in banking. She is active in local civic groups.
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East-West Accord Seen Again in U N Space Cooperation
The United Nations main political committee approved by acclamation a plan for peaceful uses of outer space and a proposal to set legal guidelines for space activity. The 111 nations backed the measures in a show of East West accord, signaling passage by the General Assembly. The move follows five space and disarmament resolutions at the current session, reflecting Soviet US cooperation.
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Pearl Harbor Remembered As Nation Mourns Kennedy
A solemn Pearl Harbor Day remembrance marks Dec 7 with the flag at half mast for the first time since World War II as mourners honor the 2,300 who died and pay tribute to John F Kennedy killed two weeks earlier. The Arizona remains afloat with its crew aboard, symbolizing continuity amid tragedy.
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Ohio lawmakers edge toward adjournment in five days
Columbus AP reports the Ohio legislature aims to finish its 1963 session in five days, advancing a $157.4 million highway and state fund appropriation bill and a $500 million highway bond measure for the May 5 ballot. Other actions include aid to dependent children program, Golden Age housing, liquor profits research, and education funding adjustments. LONDON Ottawa visit set Douglas-Home to meet Pearson February 10 to 12.
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Ohio Farm Boy Captures Suspect in Bank Robbery
Nineteen year old James Priest from a farm near Newark used a woodland cave hideout two miles from a bank robbery site to capture Gerald Browning 29 of Zanesville. Browning and John Mayo 40 were jailed on 25000 bonds awaiting U S District Court arraignment. FBI pursued Edmund Flott of Columbus as a dangerous felon in the manhunt.
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Mt. Gilead Oil Drilling To Resume
Mount Gilead in Morrow County saw oil drilling permits resume after a temporary halt caused by a permit-signing gap and a rush of applications. The chief of the Ohio Division of Mines was briefly absent, and a bill to require spacing of wells advanced in the General Assembly. J. C. Hack Wilson said the boom was not in danger and permits would not be permanently stopped.
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Johnson says U S must be strong and just in foreign policy
President Johnson outlines a foreign policy of strength and temperance in separate closed meetings with government officials. He stresses balance of power favoring the United States and notes ongoing appointments while honoring 28 Medal of Freedom recipients. Former Sen Lehman dies. Kennedy’s idea of annual medals cited.
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Taft Jr. declares Senate bid continuing family legacy
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. announced his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Sen. Stephen M. Young with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown already in the Republican race. Brown praised Taft while urging a clean campaign as Taft cited eight years in Ohio and current service in the U S House as qualification.
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Newport Officials Face Defense in Gamble Probe Trial
In Pendleton Circuit Court the defense begins Monday as 11 current and former Newport officials await their day after the prosecution rested. Judge Lair rebuked defense counsel over a dispute to obstruct examining Hank Messick, the final Commonwealth witness. The defendants are charged with conspiracy to obstruct gambling and vice laws in 1960 and 1961. Messick, a Louisville newspaper man, testified Mayor Ralph Mossman said Newport was wide open because residents allegedly wanted it that way.
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Weather Summary for Southern and Central Ohio
Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Low temperatures 26 to 34 degrees. Warmer on Saturday with highs around 56 degrees.
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