Autopsy panel backs Kennedy shooting from behind
A secret panel of medical experts says Kennedy was shot twice from behind, confirming the Warren Commission findings. The Justice Department released the report amid court moves by Jim Garrison to obtain autopsy photos and x rays used in the Kennedy case.
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Couple to Start Out With 23 Kids When They Wed
Boston AP report on Frederick J. O'Donnell and Frances Brady marrying February 2 at Blessed Sacrament Church in Jamaica Plain. O'Donnell has 13 children and Brady 10. they will form a blended family with shared apartments and plans to expand their brood.
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Final White House Hours A Little Sad for LBJ
President Johnson expressed sadness at leaving the White House while denying regrets about not seeking re election. At a Senate reception he thanked lawmakers for fair treatment and recalled his lights out cost cutting policy. He joked about the LBJ ranch and prepared to depart for Texas after Nixon’s oath. Johnson also awarded Dean Rusk the Medal of Freedom with Distinction and praised Rusk's service to peace and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Dog's Barks Save Seven as Fire Kills Three Children
In Norfolk a fire at Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Jones home woke seven occupants after a dog barked near the kitchen door. Three children Ter rie Lynn 5 Edwin 4 and Pam lela Jean 2 died. Mrs Jones and two other children escaped from a second floor window. Jones and three guests aided but failed to reach the second floor children. Jones was found in shock in the front yard and Mrs Jones faces possible spinal injury.
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Weather maps outline 30 day national outlook
Maps from the U S Weather Bureau show the expected temperature and precipitation pattern across the United States for the next 30 days. The AP wirephoto map accompanies the forecast indicating probable regional variation.
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Crozet Firm Told to Reduce Waste Discharge
The State Water Control Board ordered Mortor Frozen Foods Inc. of Crozet to cut its waste discharge within one month or face legal action. The board also approved collecting about 16 000 from Gordonsville for fish kills caused by sewage plant discharges into the South Anna River, with an estimated several thousand fish killed in September and about 12 000 in October.
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