Money as Power in Kennedy Book Dispute Stakes
The piece tracks money’s influence in the Kennedy book clash with publishers. It notes potential losses of up to 5 million dollars for indemnity, compares fortunes of Rockefeller and Johnson, and argues money shapes press and politics, citing the 1960 primary campaign and public figures.
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Air Attacks Report Candor Probed by House Subcommittee
Rep. John Moss announced a House subcommittee will study Johnson administration reports on U S bombing raids near Hanoi. Hearings in January will focus on candor and conflicting State and Defense Department statements about civilian casualties.
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Derby contenders train at Hialeah Park ahead of Derby
Nine of the past 1 Kentucky Derby winners prepared for the classic at Hialeah Park as trainers fine tune workouts and horses sharpen fitness ahead of race day.
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NFL player limit history in 18-man rosters
The note recalls the National Football League setting a player limit of 18 in rosters during a historical period. It highlights how teams managed depth and substitutions under that constraint.
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National Football League
Christmas Sales Lag Behind Projections in 1966 Rush
New York retailers report the 1966 Christmas season was only modestly up, by about 3 percent from last year and short of preseason targets. Last minute shopping days and a late surge helped, but some stores feared volumes would not match 1965. Economical concerns and potential tax changes may have weighed on spending. Chewing gum was first patented in 1869.
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Retailers Today
Backstairs At Texas White House Glossary of presidentialese
A United Press International piece outlines phrases used by White House spokesmen including no comment meaning yes and watch for further developments. It explains evasive lines and what they reveal about press handling and rumor control.
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Louis XIV Popularized Billiards on Daily Advice
Britannica notes that Louis XIV embraced billiards as fashionable entertainment after his physician advised daily play following dinners, cementing the game's wide popularity in his era.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Contrasting Football and Soccer Offense
The statement contrasts American football with soccer noting that soccer relies on the foot as its principal offensive weapon while American football uses a broader set of plays and equipment.
Communists Attack Korean Outpost Near DMZ
The United Nations Command said North Korean troops fired about 40 rounds at a U.S. guard post south of the demarcation line near Panmunjom. There were no casualty figures given. North Korean officials boycotted a protest meeting, and the raiders fled northward after the attack.
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Kean Troops Ambush South of the Border
On October 28 Kean forces attacked a patrol just as President Johnson wrapped up his Asian tour. Six Americans and one South Korean soldier were killed during the encounter.
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Dick Gregory files suit to block passport action
Gregory asks U S District Court to stop State Department steps to lift or revoke his passport for a trip to North Vietnam to entertain U S prisoners of war. He seeks a ruling that regulations banning travel to restricted nations are invalid.
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The Favorite Bonham Tex Dec 29, 1966 Page 5
Local page 5 itemization notes a general roundup of community notices and brief reports dated Thursday December 29 1966 from Bonham Texas. Names, events, and exact items are compactly listed for public record.
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Rookie Honored By St Louis For Cardinal Pitchers
St Louis Cardinals rookie Lethene Jaster and teammate Joe Hoe wag shared the St Louis Baseball Writers Association rookie of the year award. The 22 year old pitched five straight shutouts against the Dodgers, finished 11-5 with 92 strikeouts in 182 innings and a 3.26 ERA.
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Sacred Codfish carving linked to House chamber history
The Sacred Codfish at the rear of Massachusetts House of Representatives chamber, dating to the late 1700s, is carved from a solid pine block per the Automobile Legal Association travel department.
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