National Window on the Grand Larceny of Inflation
A critical column argues that inflation and currency depreciation hurt the common man while politicians and financiers profit. It cites Tax Foundation data from 1949 to 1964 and warns that federal spending costs workers and pensioners, urging vigilance at the ballot box.
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Tax Foundation Inc
New York
U.S
United States
Washington, D. C
Stewart Acquitted In Langdon Slaying
Ervin Faye Stewart 37 was acquitted by a Maricopa County jury of first degree murder in the 1963 rape and killing of Jane Langdon, a 21 year old Fort Worth coed. Stewart, awaiting another prison term for grand theft, was released only from the murder charge. Prosecutors said the case relied on circumstantial evidence and a fellow inmate admission. Miss Langdon’s body was found in a mine tunnel north of Phoenix after being raped and shot.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Ervin Faye Stewart
Jane Langdon
Fort Worth
Tex
Maricopa County
Stewart
Denver
Colo
Terry McGillicuddy
McGillicuddy
Harry Florence
Ben Hitchcock
Langdon
Robert Corbin
Miss Langdon
Texas Christian University
Jack Langdon
Phoenix
Christmas Truce Stills Guns in Viet Nam Action
A 30 hour Christmas truce quieted Viet Nam fighting but B52 bombers hit a Viet Cong stronghold near Saigon and U S Navy planes struck bridges near Haiphong. Ground clashes left about 150 Viet Cong dead in three engagements as truce timing ran toward its end.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
Haiphone
Furst
Guam
Vinh Binh
U.S
Rain tops month in Chil Dress area and surrounding Texas
The best general rain of the month fell across Chil dress area with totals ranging from .60 to 1.50 inches at several stations. Temperatures dipped to 33 degrees as a Pacific front cleared, bringing cooler, fair skies and clearing trends across Texas for Christmas Day.
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Childress
Burlington
Tom Goff
Tell
A. B. Clements
Kirkland
Sam West Ranch
Allan Thomas
Northfield
FAA
United Press International
Panhandle
Dalhart
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma
Amarilo
Oklahoma Ine
New Mexico
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Holiday Bus Crash and Newark Fire Mark Early Christmas Toll
A Greyhound bus crash near Grants Pass Oregon killed 12 as freezing rain hampered travel. In Newark New Jersey a fast spreading fire trapped sleepers killing eight, part of a nationwide spike in holiday traffic deaths with 91 killed by 8:30 a.m. EST.
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United Press International
New Jersey
Portland-to-San Francisco
Grants Pass
National Safety Council
Oregon
Newark
N.J
One Injured In Collision On Dump Ground Road
Marilyn Walker, 17, of Childress, was hospitalized with head lacerations and bruises after a two vehicle collision on the dump ground road four tenths of a mile south of Childress. She was a passenger in a parked auto with Andrew Wilson Scott Jr. when Doroteo Vitela Jr. struck them in a truck. Both vehicles lacked lights at the time.
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Childress
Department of Public Safety
Marilyn Walker
Miss Walker
Andrew Wilson Scott, Jr
Doroteo Vitela, Jr
Second Most Wanted Man Captured By FBI
James Edward Kennedy one of the FBI hundred most wanted was captured in Worcester Massachusetts after a high speed chase and gunfight with FBI and Worcester police. He and companion Paul V Davis surrendered after Kennedy was wounded in the arm while fleeing. Kennedy had escaped from Cuyahoga County Jail last year and had been living in Worcester under the alias Paul Johnson.
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Boston
UPI
James Edward Kennedy
FBI
Worcester
Mass
Kennedy
Paul V. Davis
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Allen Wade Haugsted
Baker
Houston
Tex
James L. Handler
Handley
Davis
Marion T.L., Federal Penitentiary
Community Club to Hold Watch Service at Schoolhouse
The Community Club schedules a watch service at 7 39 p m on December 31 in the schoolhouse.
Christmas for Everyone Keeps Quiet Hope Alive
Roelif Loveland writes that Christmas transcends faiths, urging memory and hope for all ages. He stresses brotherhood, forgiveness, and a peaceful future despite war in Viet Nam, acknowledging the soldiers and calling for shared human decency on Christmas Day 1965.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Brotherhood of Man
Turkey
Tiny Tim
Mr. Scrooge
Viet Nam
Prince of Peace
Roelif Loveland
Santa Claus Now Passe 1965 Goodies From LBJ
UPI columnist delivers a satirical Christmas verse spoofing LBJ as the sleigh driver with Congress as reindeer. The poem lists lawmakers and policy aims such as equal rights, tax cuts, and Medicare, ending with a punch about next year’s repeal of 14(b). Jerry Cavanaugh of Wichita pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $125 and jailed three days.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Santa Roche
House
Senate
Mansfield
Dirksen
Fulbright
Fong
McCormack
Mommy
Dad
Granny
Hartke
Hayden
Dodd and McGee
Cotton
Cooper
Bob Kennedy
Congress
Jerry C. Cavanaugh
Wichita
Clarence Carter
Cavanaugh
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