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POSES FOR CAMERAMEN Prandenr Lyndon B. Jonnion tin for hit first formal pho
tographic portraits at his Whit House datk. Saatad In his graen laathar-upholsterad
swivel chair, the Chief Executive appeared relaxed and was patient with the dozens
of news cameramen who clustered In front of him.
Oswald Kin
In Service
S.VN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPD
Lec llarvey Oswald's step
brother, John E. Pic, 31, is a
Laboratory technician at the
Lackland Air Force Base hos
pital, it has been disclosed.
Pic. a 14-year velcran of the
Air Force, lias seen Oswald
only once m the last 11 years,
tile Air Force said.
"It is my understanding that
appropriate federal agencies
have investigated Kgt. Tic,"
said Brig. Gen. J. W. Humph
reys Jr., the hospital comman
der, "and it appears he is
cleared of any possible connec
tion with Friday's crime."
; Pic "Is highly regarded by
his fellow airmen and liis su
periors," tlto lackland informa
tion office said.
' Pic's first act when he heard
of Oswald's arrest as President
Kennedy's accused assassin was
to tell his commander ot his
Connection with Oswald, the
Air Force said.
"I will make no statement to
the press," Pic 6aid, "only to
the appropriate federal agen
cies, when and If nsked."
Pic's fattier was the first hus
band of Oswald's mollver, .Mrs.
Marguerite Oswald, 58. Pic has
a wife and tliree children.
FBI Seeks
Source
Of Income
DALLAS (UPD - FBI agents
Saturday were tracking down
the source of occasional small
sums I,ce llarvey Oswald ap
parently received.
' The Western Union olfice In
Dallas snid FBI agents asked
ahoirt telegraph money orders
to the accused assassin. A
spokesman, A. I. English, said
the FBI was told it could not
get such information without
court orders. He refused to say
whether Oswald had received
money by wire.
The Dallas Times Herald said
it learned Oswald received sums
ranging up to $10 or possibly
$30 at a time for several months
prior to the assassination and
his own slaying at tlie hands of
Jack Jtuby.
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New President Poses
WASHINGTON (UPIi-Presi-dent
Johnson sat Saturday for
his first formal photographic
portraits at his White House
desk.
The Chief Executive, seated
in his green leather-upholstered
swivel chair, appeared relaxed
and was patient with the doz
ens of news cameramen who
clustered in front of him.
Because there were so many
cameramen on hand or the
session, they were admitted to
Venezuelans To Vote
For President Today
CARACAS (UPIi-The cam
paign for Sunday's presidential
election wound up last midnight
with no sign of the outbreak of
Castro-Communist violence mat
had been expected.
People turned out by the thou
sands to attend the open-eir po
litical meetings which were held
on almost every corner in down
town Caracas. Some rushed
from one meeting to another,
trying to attend as many as
possible.
The city quieted at midnight,
the legal deadline for campaign
ing. Heavily armed troops and
police patroled the streets in
the pie-dawn darkness, but
there was no Immediate report
of any Commiuiist effort to en
force the "terror curfew" that
the Communists had threatened
at midnight.
Castro-Communist leaders had
said that anyone caught in the
streets after that hour would be
shot by snipers.
The Communists did blow up
an electric transformer here,
blacking out southern districts
of Hie city, and they set off
Johnson Plans To Outline
Guidelines For Succession
WASHINGTON (UPI i-Presi-dent
Johnson plans to outline
within a month the procedures
for Speaker John W. McCor
mack to assume control of the
government should the Chief
Executive become disabled.
Although Congress and Hie
Constiilulion have provided a
line of succession lor the pres
idency in case of death, neither
makes it clear Itow to handle a
situation where tlie President
remains olive, but is unable to
execute the powers of Ins office.
Tlie Constitution states that
in a case of presidential "inabil
ity." his powers shall pass to
the vice presidency. However, it
does not say who shall deter
mine when the vice president
takes over.
Tlie slain President Kennedy
and former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower had issued similar
statements establishing guide
lines for such an incident, but
these did not have lesal ower.
Since the vice presidency wi!l
CONTINUOUS SUNDAY
ritOM 12:43
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Sunday, Drwmber 1, 1963 I
tlie office in three waves. Each
group was given about two
minutes.
The President, wearing a
dark blue suit, ligltt bluo shirt,
and blue tie with a gray stripe,
gave the photographers a va
riety of poses to choose. He an
imatedly lingered his pink
rimmed eyeglasses, momentar
ily placed his chin on his hand,
turned to nod at newsmen or
faced straight ahead.
three noise bombs in the "ml
capital" of Maracaibo. Such
harassment has been going on
in Venezuela for months and
little notice was taken of the
bombings.
No one was injured hy any
of the blasts. Damage was de
scribed as "of regular propor
tions," meaning it was minor.
The golemment dealt its left
wing foes a heavy blow Friday
night through the arrest of Sen.
Domingo A. Rangel. one of the
nation's two most wanted ter
rorists. Range), secretary general of
Hie fellow-traveling "Movement
of the Revolutionary Left
tMIRi," went underground two
months ago. when President
A. Betancourt ordered the ar
rest of leftist congressmen who
had been using their parliamen
tary immunity as a shield lor
undenied participation in the
paign.
Tliere was no late wind of the
fate of U.S. Army Col. .lames K.
Chcnaull who was kidnaped by
terrorists early Wednesday.
lie vacant until the IIHit elec
tion, McCormack is next in line
to be chief executive.
White House Assistant Press
Secretary Andrew T. Hatcher
said Kriday he assumed John-
soil would issue a similar state
ment within tlie next month or j
so
W hile Johnson's health is con- I
sidored excellent today, lie suf
fered a serious Itearl attack in i
July l!)5i while Senate Penio-
cratic leader. Six months later,
doctors declared Johnson hail !
recovered fully.
McCormack. 7!. has never
been kiioun to have been e
riously ill during his -I r.n s
in Congress.
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er gave us the verb which de
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All Facts
WASHINGTON IVI - Pres
ident Johnson's special com
mission prepared quietly Sat
urday for its investigation of
tlie assassination of President
Kennedy amid new demands for
a full public accounting.
Its chairman. Chief Justice
250 Plan
To Search
For Coed
ALBANY 'CPU - Almost 250
law enforcement officers will
search the East Bay hills Sun
day, hoping to find some trace
of missing m-joar-old University
of Calilornia coed Judy William
son. It will be the third search
since the attractive brunette
pre-mcd student vanished Oct.
29 shortly after leaving her
home here. However. Sunday's
search will be hy far the most
extensive.
Officials speculated that Judy
might have been killed in the
Berkeley-Oakland hills.
An early report said a man
saw a couple wrestling in a car
in the wooded hills above the
Claremont Hotel in Berkeley
about the time Judy disap
peared. A search of Strawberry Can
yon near the university was car
ried out by students hut failed
to find any clues.
AMA Opens
Meet Today
PORTLAND i CPU - The
American Medical Association
will open its annual convention
here Sunday. About 5,000 per
sons arc expected for the five
day meeting.
Four otlier conventions also
will be held in Portland this
week.
The Agricultural Cooperative
Council of Oregon opens a two
day meeting Monday. Sixty de
legates are scheduled to attend.
The Oregon Wheat Growers
I-eaguc starts a three-day meet
ing Thursday. Some 300 dele
gates are exiecled.
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In Assassination
Earl Warren, was reported in
conference throughout tlie day.
An aide said no statement was
expected. Undoubtedly, FBI Di
rector J. Edgar Hoover was be
ing consulted on arrangements
for the commission's luture pro
cedures. Other members of the bi
partisan, seven-member panel
were scattered for the holiday
weekend, and no meeting was in
prospect until this week.
From Washington and foreign
capitals came further, trouble
some questions about the tragic
events in Dallas a week ago.
Johnson has instructed the
commission to find tlie truth,
"as far as it can be discov
ered," about the death of Pres
ident Kennedy and the subse
quent murder of his accused as
sassin, Lee Harvey Oswald.
Tlie President also directed
the commission to "report its
lindings and conclusions to him,
to the American people and to
the world." the White House said
Friday night.
Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D-La.,
cited foreign reaction to Os
wald's murder and urged that
"each and every detail and as
pect of last weekend's tragedy"
be made a matter of public
record.
"I hope that the picture which
develops will be drawn sharp
and clear. . .1 hope that it w ill
be made plain for all to see,
and that it can lie made un
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derstandable to our friends and
i enemies around the world," El-
lender said in a radio report to
his constituents.
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I Hoover to get the FBI report on
I the assassination and its after
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1963 COUPE DeVILLE
We sold new, seat covers since
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1963 CADILLAC 6 WINDOW
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1963 OLDS SUPER 88 4-Dft.
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1963 CADILLAC 4 WINDOW DeVILLE
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1960 CHEVY V-8
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1961 FALCON RANCHERO
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transmision, local
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1957 DODGE ! i TON PICKUP
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1956 Ford
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1956 Mercury Fordor
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1955 Pontiac Tudor
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1954 Olds 88 Holiday
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1953 Buick Fordor
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1953 Olds
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