Kennedy Johnson Oil Policy Debate Shapes Industry Aid
Houston AP report outlines President Kennedy and Senator Johnson’s roles in oil industry policy. It notes Johnson’s expert grasp of oil issues, past battles over depletion tax and import quotas, and Kennedy’s push for studies and balanced reform. Industry leaders seek gradual change and open discussions.
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Right to Work Laws Debated Across States in 1964
The politics of right to work split major groups as 20 states enforce bans on union shop contracts while 30 others resist. Supporters claim individual freedom. opponents accuse anti union bias. The issue shapes 1964 elections with Goldwater and Rockefeller positions noted.
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Didn’t Kill Anybody Oswald’s Last Statement
Dallas AP reports on the aftermath of the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s last words I didn’t kill anybody. The piece describes Oswald as a Communist and Cuban sympathizer who renounced US citizenship in 1959 and later returned to the United States. It notes his early life, marriage, children, and a mix of portraits from acquaintances while raising questions about motive and whether the full truth will ever be known.
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Everywhere By HAL BOYLE Assignment: Hal Boyle Quotes
New York AP column notes casual observations about marriage, travel time versus commuting, mail truck rights of way, and male figures in history. It highlights everyday superstitions, quirky beliefs, and a quip about free speech versus social risk.
Harris County Chest X Rays Study Finds Abnormal Readings
In 1962 about 183000 people in Harris County had chest X rays taken and around 1800 showed abnormal readings. The effort supported by Christmas Seals focused on early detection of tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases.
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