Kennedy Assassination Ties To Baker Johnson Probe Debate
The piece argues the Kennedy assassination altered the Baker investigation. It claims Life magazine and Kennedys publicized the Baker scandal to discredit Johnson. It asserts political manipulation blocked the probe after Johnson took office and calls for public demand to reveal the facts.
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John
Robert
Johnson
Life Magazine
Baker
Linda
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Mr. Johnson
United States
Washington
Railroads Seek Billions to Modernize Across Nation
The American railroads argue for up to 2 billion dollars annually in capital spending to overcome obsolescence and speed safety and efficiency. They point to 18 billion spent 1946 to 1963 and 1 billion plus last year as proof. AAA officials say Congress must lift restrictive rules to allow greater investment and improved service.
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Iron Horse
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Who Are The Haves And Have Nots In Jan Speech
The piece questions President Lyndon Johnson’s remark about taking money from the "haves" to give to the "have nots." It asks who qualifies as have nots and who would judge what spending is unnecessary, noting potential targets like tenant farmers, voters, or federal officials, and suggests readers reinterpret the quote as applying to their own finances.
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White House
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Harlem
Internal Revenue Officers
How To Avoid Surcharge When Redeeming E Bonds
Reader asks about redeeming Series E bonds with no charges. Spear explains no paying agent or Federal Reserve can charge for redemption and suggests contacting the U S Treasury Savings Bond Division to locate the nearest paying agent.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Treasury Savings Bond Division
Push Button Foundry Process Start Announced
Altamil Corp of Indianapolis announced a new push button foundry process that lets four men replace twenty in casting cored and assembled molds. The RAD system showed at Lebanon with aluminum as the casting metal after manufacture at Shelbyville, using a unique pouring method to produce 120 molds an hour without metal containers. The firm says tolerances rival die and shell casting and small runs may be as economical as large ones.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Altamil Corp
Lebanon
Shelbyville
Anti Poverty Bill Fought Over Mobilization for Youth Ties
The piece condemns Mobilization for Youth as a federally funded anti poverty program with alleged communist links and rent strike support. It argues such groups threaten reform statutes and warns of leftist influence in national policy as the presidential election approaches.
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Screvane
New York City
New York Daily News
Internal Revenue Service
Highlander Center
Knoxville
Mississippi
U.S
Grim epitaphs reveal Old West tales in verse
Folklore quotes from Lost Creek Colorado recounts a horse thief and a card game tragedy. A rope, a hickory limb, a slain gambler, and a jokers trick weave dark frontier lore. An American saying notes philosophy of happiness amid poverty.
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Old West
Where is your faith in the work you’ve done
A devotional exhortation urges readers to keep faith in their efforts despite criticism. It encourages pride in one’s best work, defending it, and not quitting, while resisting pessimism and discouragement.
De Gaulle Boards Warship For Two Day Chile Cruise
President Charles de Gaulle boarded the French warship Colbert in Arica for a two day rest cruise down the Chilean coast to Valparaiso. Security was tight after concerns a terrorist might slip into Chile for an assassination attempt. The stop forms part of a 10 nation South American tour to bolster France image and allow a breather from state business.
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Chile
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Colbert
Valparaiso
Santiago
Pierre Chateau - Jobert
Colombia
de Gaulle
South America
Case of Marilyn M case within marital doubt and jealousy
A psychologist notes Marilyn M a 25 year old new mother faces a jealous husband who questions paternity. He cites alleged cruelty and belief in a wildly passionate female. the article advocates sex education and blood tests to prove paternity while highlighting misconceptions about female sexuality.
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Marilyn
Marilyn M
Dr. Crane
Tragic Troy Axe Killings End Familys Lives
In Troy Michigan a former mental patient killed his wife Betty Gravelin and six of her children with an axe and hammer then stayed with the bodies for a day and two nights. He later told a passing motorist he had fatally harmed his family.
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Troy, Mich
UPI
William Gravelin
Troy
Madison Heights
Forrest Fisher
Betty Gravelin
Walter
Paul
Dorie
Judy
Ben
Sue
Gravelin
Earl Stone
Gavelin
Lang
Pontiac State Hospital
Reforming fracture care Hodgen suspension vs Buck's extension
Dr Brady argues medical tradition resists new methods and praises Hodgen suspension for femur fractures over Buck's extension. He recalls adopting Hodgen in 1908, noting it allows movement and less pain, and urges doctors to learn the technique despite general professional rejection. He invites brief health letters to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
Ignaz Philipp Semmelweiss
Europe
Holmes
John Thompson Hodgen
Park
Buffalo
Hodgen
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Desalting Plant Sails to Cuba for Guantanamo Water
Navy moves a desalting plant from Point Loma California to Guantanamo Bay Cuba after Castro cut water. It became operational July 30 and tested July 26, expected to supply about 750000 gallons daily at full capacity. Two more plants planned to make Guantanamo self sufficient in fresh water.
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California
Cuba
Navy
Guantancamo Bay
Point Lomo
Naval Base
Castro
Guantanamo
Kiss Blamed For Mystery Gunshot Death
An 81 year old man, Ed Privett, said a kiss he gave to Clara Smith led to a revolver discharge that killed the 63 year old woman behind a mortuary in Indianapolis. He claimed the weapon fell from his belt and the incident was not reported. Authorities reviewed by the prosecutor and coroner.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ed Privett
Clara Smith
Privett
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