Second Bullet Fatal To Kennedy, Report Says
An autopsy based report states the first bullet to Kennedy caused only a minor back wound while the second shot to the head was fatal. Gov. Connally was wounded in the chest by the same volley. The account suggests Kennedy might have survived if he had dived to the floor after the first shot.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Parkland Hospital
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
John B. Connally
Texas
U N General Assembly ends its 18th session in New York
The United Nations General Assembly wrapped up its 18th session in New York after a three month meeting. Talks on disarmament and outer space yielded few far reaching results while East West tensions eased modestly due to Kennedy and Johnson policies. African attacks on segregation and colonialism dominated debate alongside clashes over West Germany and Portugal.
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U.N. General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Assembly
Kennedy
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Moscow
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Germany
South Africa
Portugal
Sidney Builder Turns to Crime
Lloyd Blackford, 33, a prominent Sidney builder, robbed the First National Exchange Bank branch on Michigan Street while wearing a woman's disguise. He wounded himself and hostage Mrs. Dale Anderson, 26, and was shot in the neck by Patrolman Hibner during the pursuit. Blackford confessed mentioning a good business, and was hospitalized under guard after the exchange.
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Sidney, Ohio
Tom
Sidney
Tom Hibner
Lloyd Blackford
Blackford
Hibner
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Dale Anderson
Michigan Street
First National Exchange Bank
Anderson
L. Warner
Warner
VISITING SANTA AT COURTHOUSE SIX TO NINE EACH NIGHT
The Passing Show reports Santa at the Courthouse South Street entrance will be available nightly from 6 to 9 PM and noon to 9 PM Saturday for children to share Christmas wishes. Ohio State Patrol notes a crash on SR 134 near Lynchburg as 16 year old Mike Elam lost steering control when the column detached. the car hit a tree stump but no injuries were reported and damage was minor.
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Santa
Santa Claus
South St
Ohio State
Mike Elam
Lynchburg
Mike
Dike
Derailment damages Erie-Lackawanna freight train near Mansfield
A freight train derailment four miles west of Mansfield Ohio caused damage potentially in the thousands. Fourteen of fifty cars toppled, all carrying piggy back trucks, spilling pork quarters and thousands of unmailed magazines. no one was injured and there was no mail on board despite early reports.
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Mansfield
McNamara Plane Narrowly Misses Collision at Orly
U S Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and aides escaped a near collision on takeoff from Orly as his K135 jet hit its tires to avoid a landing plane. The trip followed NATO talks and precedes a Saigon assessment of Viet Nam strategy amid rising guerrilla attacks after the Diem coup.
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U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Orly
South Viet Nam
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Meredith Sutton
Johnson
Ngo Dinh Diem
Death Takes Lewis Sutton
Lewis A. Sutton 52 president of The Wilmington Publishing Sales Co. dies at Hale Hospital from pneumonia after surgery. A Wilmington native, WWII veteran, he led the firm from 1952 and moved plants to Nelson Road in 1960. Survived by widow Virginia, son William, sister Louella. services at Marsh Funeral Home with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery.
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Peterson
Wilmington Publishing Sales Co
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Wilmington
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Wilmington News-Journal
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American Legion
VFW
Shrine Club
Eagles
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Wilmington Lodge 52
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First Baptist Church
Arthur Sutton
Mabel Reed Sutton
Darbyshire Dr
Virginia L. Sutton
William A. Sutton
Wilmington College
Louella Sutton Babb
Walnut St
the Marsh Funeral Home
Scottish Rite
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Two JFK Memorials Move Forward in Congress
Congress committees approve naming the proposed national cultural center the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The House passes a bill by a 352 to 6 vote to place Kennedy’s likeness on 50 cent pieces minted after January 1.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
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Yale Mail Volume Dips As Kennedy Death Impacts Christmas Rush
The 1963 Christmas mailings are expected to reach only 10 billion pieces, below 1962, as postal officials link the drop to President Kennedy's assassination. Through early December about 6.5 billion pieces have moved, with letter mail hardest hit. A 5 cent Christmas stamp featuring the White House and national tree is set for record sales, with over 2 billion printed.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Post Office Department
Frederick C. Belen
Chicago
White House
Africans Storm Red Square Over Ghanaian Student Death
In Moscow hundreds of African students from Ghana and elsewhere rioted near Red Square protesting a Ghanaian student’s stabbing. They clashed with police along the Leninist precincts and tried to reach the Kremlin while Soviet authorities urged calm.
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Red Square
Ghana
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Alabama
Spasky Tower
CMH Board Eyes Plans To Expand
Clin ton Memorial Hospital trustees hire Sullivan Isaacs Sullivan to study expansion needs. Plan aims to use Hill-Burton federal funds with county bond match after study results. Board members include Ben Hannah J M Darbyshire Harold Aible Stanley Bernard Forrest Tucker and William Thompson. House approves free junk mail for members. senators oppose.
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Board of Trustees
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Sullivan, Isaacs & Sullivan
Hill-Burton
Ben Hannah
Blanchester
J. M. Darbyshire
Wilmington
Harold Aible
New Vienna
Stanley Bernard
Sabina
Forrest Tucker
William Thompson
Chester Township
Senate panel boosts foreign aid fund total
The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a foreign aid bill carrying 3.2995 billion dollars in new overseas assistance, compared with 2.8017 billion passed by the House. The panel dropped a House amendment blocking guarantees of private financing for grain sales to Communist bloc buyers, as debate looms before a possible conference.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
John F. Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Grocer Dies in his own trap after burglary setup
B C Russell 63 killed by a 12 gauge shotgun rigged at his Everman Texas food store after burglars struck multiple times. The trap fired as the back door opened, a pistol trap had earlier claimed another life in 1959. Russell had tried to remove it but reinstalled the shotgun.
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Fort Worth
Tex
B.C. Russell
Russell
Everman
J.E. Riley
Johnson Says He Is Open to Khrushchev Meeting
President Johnson stated he would meet with any world leader including Nikita Khrushchev if talks are fruitful. He cited arranging discussions with West Germany Britain Italy Canada and Mexico and noted Mann will coordinate Latino American policy. He added the Senate foreign aid boost is constructive and plans to travel to Texas for Christmas. The budget may exceed 100 billion with new programs and the economy is now above 600 billion GNP, seen as a Christmas gift.
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Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Canada
Mexico
Thomas Mann
Mann
Hemisphere
Senate Action
House
Congress
Texas
United Nations
Walter Heller
Weather for Mrs Ethel H Hayes in Ohio
Partly cloudy and windy with colder conditions and snow flurries in central and east Ohio this afternoon. Tonight, partly cloudy and much colder with lows from 5 below to 5 above. Thursday brings considerable cloudiness with a 9 chance of snow flurries and continued cold, high around 15.
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