Mrs Tippit Hero's Widow Hurt in Crash
In Paris Texas Mrs Tippit widow of the fallen hero was injured in a Christmas trip collision. She sustained a head wound requiring a stitch while driving to Clarksville to visit Edgar Tippits her late husband's parents. Her three children were uninjured and the other driver Delbert Miller was unharmed. Police said about 10 dollars damage to the Tippit car and 50 dollars to the Miller vehicle. The crash remained under investigation.
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UPI
D. Tipp
Kea
Steve Dockery
Tippit
Delbert Miller
Dickery
Planning Group Appointed For Town of Washington
Washington announced a planning committee to study future town needs including fire and police protection and building regulations. Members are selectmen James Quirico, Fred Hansen Jr., Casseus Simmons, and board members Alexander Jarvie and Karl Winter, serving until January 1, 1965. The panel reports to the Selectmen to guide future growth. The town aims to address long overdue planning by evaluating services and ordinances.
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Richard J. Hurley
Selectmen
Board of
James (i) Quirico
Fred T. Hansen Jr
Casseus A. R. Simmons
Alexander Jarvie
Karl Winter
Hurley
Ex Marshal Bobbitt Dies At 101 After Long Career
Denver AP reports Al Bobbitt died on Christmas Day at 101 while sitting on his porch after a long life as deputy U.S. marshal in Oklahoma's Cherokee Strip before the land rush and later a rodeo performer.
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Denver
al Bobbitt
Bobbitt
U.S
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Radio Moscow Elicits Debate In Athol High Class
In Athol Massachusetts AP reports a high school government class heard a Radio Moscow broadcast praising disarmament and criticizing U S policy. The announcer urged general disarmament and peace while accusing the United States of supporting dictators and suppressing progressive groups. A student taped and later replayed the segment in class.
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Athol
Mass
Law- Birch Society
Ku Klux Kianrence
Tunity
Friends of the High School
United States
Tence
Senna
Japan Population Passes Milestone
TOKYO AP Japan's population stood at 96 160 000 as of Oct 1 making Japan the seventh most populated nation in the world. The government's statistics office reported Wednesday an increase of 978 000 persons over the previous year.
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Tokyo
Japan
What I Believe and Why by President Johnson
In a significant Reader's Digest feature Johnson outlines his personal beliefs from his Senate days with Kennedy. He opposes labeling Americans by headings, discusses taxes, and states his view of the highest purpose of government policy.
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Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Reader's Digest
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