How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater analyzes the Kennedy assassination aftermath and explores Oswald's mindset and Communist influence. He contrasts right wing myths, Soviet narratives, and the dangers of extremism while stressing to understand the broader ideological forces behind the act.
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Barry Goldwater
U. S. Information Agency
Russia
Dallas
Oswald
Ev Group
Presiden Kennedy
Karl Marx
Marx
Nikita Khrushchev
Evry Visitution
Mao
Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Rosenbergs
Lee Oswald
LA Times
New Jointless CRCP Roads Cut Thumps and Costs
Eighteen states test thump free CRCP roads using continuously reinforced concrete pavement with mid depth overlapping steel bars. The design eliminates contraction joints, reduces maintenance, and allows thinner slabs, with 1237 miles in use or under contract by October.
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United States
D. C. Greer
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Greer
Indiana
Illinois
New Jersey
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maryland
Mississippi
Maine
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Uncle Sam Reveals New One Dollar Bill Circulating
A new one dollar bill has entered circulation drawing comment and attention. Jeff Henderson notes ongoing coverage with more articles to come.
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Jeff Henderson
Wall Street Chatter After President’s Assassination Rally
Wall Street firms offer mixed views on the stock rebound. Thurlow warns the advance may be temporary and advises selling. Bache & Co. sees the rise as increasingly likely to sustain. Pollack says bullish trends favor upward movement. Paine Webber notes oil stocks look oversold and could rebound on good news. Heller & Co. calls for watching consolidation as a potential base for further gains.
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New York
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Thurlow
Bache & Co
Leslie M. Pollack
Reynolds & Co
Paine, Webber
Funeral Rites Held for Andrews and Goundie
Funeral services for Thomas Jefferson Andrews and George Goundie, who died in a Saturday automobile collision north of Childress, were observed today at Newberry's. Andrews was mourned at 10 30 a m with burial in Childress Cemetery. Goundie’s service followed at 2 p m with Masonic rites and graveside ceremonies.
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Thomas Jefferson Andrews
George Goundie
Childress
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Goundie
Newberry
Luther Braltey
The
Bible Baptist Church
M. H. Yount
C. H. Yount
W. A. Harris
E. C. Wilks
R. M. Wilks
Odell Wilson
Childress Cemetery
Haywood Rube
Calvary Baptist Curch
Mutt Seal
Edd Fite
A. E. Robinson
Grady Edd Fite
Grady Parr
F. C. Owen
Odis Burrows
Masonic Lodge
Dow Jones Averages Rise in Early Trading
Dow Jones averages show gains across indices with all major groups up. The 30 industrials rise to 760.77, rails to 174.28, utilities to 137.18, and the combined 65 stocks index to 265.61 as early sales total 2.7 million by 1 p.m.
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United Press International
States Named in Design Effort Across Multiple Regions
The list includes Connecticut Iowa Oregon South Dakota Minnesota and Rhode Island with other states under design in Illinois Michigan Mississippi Texas Wisconsin North Dakota Virginia and Ohio. This outlines a broad regional development or planning initiative with numerous jurisdictions referenced.
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Connecticut
Iowa
Oregon
South Dakota
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Illinois
Michigan
Mississipp
Texas
Wisconsin
North Daota
Virginia
Ohio
Local Coin Club Shares Mock Dollar Bill Plans
The Childress Coin Club reports Uncle Sam endorses a new one dollar bill design to be released by banks soon, with mention of silver certificates.
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Uncle Sam
Dundee Captures First Junior Lightweight Title in 1921
Johnny Dundee wins the first world junior boxing championship in 1921 by a fifth round foul over George Chaney to claim the created junior lightweight title. America’s Cup racing traces its heritage to the 1851 London Exposition world championship won by the U S yacht America.
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New York
UPI
Johnny Dundee
George
K.O.) Chaney
London
Kennedy asks Congress for minting silver dollars and Fed notes
President Kennedy urged Congress on November 21 to authorize minting 50 million silver dollars and the transition to Federal Reserve Notes. Denison, Texas issued the first new greenback, prompting confusion as people mistook it for a counterfeit. The Treasury notes retain the same size with a green seal while the back remains unchanged.
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Treasury Department
George Washington
Cate
Federal Reserve
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Texas
Dolars
Denison
O. K
Federal Reserve Note
Washington
Dallas
Kennedy
George T. Morgan
Seattle
United States
Childress
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John Kennedy
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Reektan
Wer
Newrby Childress Coin Club
Philadelphia
Carson City
Nevada
San Francisco
New Orleans
Louisiana
New
Denver
American Legion
Chicago
East
West
Gaines Highsmith
F. W. Woolworth
Montana
Eva B. Adams
Mashburn Transfer
FORD
Ford Ford
Ford Motor Company
U.S
Laguna Seca
Riverside
Holland
Indianapolis
Lotus
Mobil
Falcon
Preeckee
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