Kennedy Describes Oswald As Lone Assassin in Cracow
In Cracow Poland Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told Cracow University students that President Kennedy's assassination was the act of one man Lee Harvey Oswald not an organization He called Oswald anti social and the killer of a president The crowd cheered as Kennedy arrived and performed a ballad with Polish admirers
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Cracow University
Soviet Union
Police Warn About Free Roaming Dogs
Chief Alvis Maddox reported a quiet weekend aside from several irritated residents who complained about dogs running loose turning over trash cans and scattering garbage. He urged owners to keep dogs confined or risk police action and rock-throwing if nuisances persist.
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NAACP Denounces Goldwater Vote for Civil Rights Bill
The NAACP adopted an unprecedented resolution denouncing Barry Goldwater for his vote against the civil rights bill. The body urged repudiating his presidential bid at the San Francisco convention and backing a candidate aligned with equal opportunity. Delegates also supported a call for a boycott of products tied to rights-strife in the South.
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Lincoln
Voice
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Ministers Complete Weeklong Study at Trinity University
San Antonio ministers Gnanial Rav and Mrs. Leslie E. Ellison with the United States Army survey group finish a study week at Trinity University. Rev. Ellison serves as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Leslie E. Ellison
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Hamburger and Milk Shake for 40 Cents at Old Fashioned Dine
A promotional note from Old Fashioned Dine at 807 F NE advertises hamburgers and milk shakes priced at 40 cents each. The offer highlights a retro value menu and invites patrons to visit the venue for the deal.
Fog Closes In Over Gulf Coast With Heat Soaring Statewide
United Press International reports dense fog along the Texas Gulf Coast near Houston while inland areas baked under scorching sun with highs around 100 degrees at Presidio and upper 90s elsewhere. Brief thundershowers gave local relief. humidity to keep nights warm. scattered storms forecast through East Texas and along the coast over the next day.
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Houston
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Waco
U. S
Argentine ranchers denounce U.S. beef sales plan
Argentine cattle groups from Buenos Aires and La Pampa told President Arturo Illia that American plans to sell beef in Great Britain reflect a most unfriendly attitude and would hurt their industry, highlighting tensions over U.S. policy.
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UPI
Arturo Illia
Great Britain
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la Pampa
Pope Paul VI Celebrates St Peter’s Feast Mass in Vatican
Pope Paul VI marked the feast day of St. Peter by celebrating Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica. Thousands of tourists and pilgrims attended the service in Vatican City.
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UPI
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Search for Missing Civil Rights Workers Widens Across Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi U S sailors resume the search for three missing civil rights workers as a roadblock questions motorists. Authorities report sightings of two white men near the burned station wagon location northeast of town. Mickey Schwerner and Andrew Goodman were both white with James Chaney a Black Mississippian. A checkpoint will question drivers while sailors drag streams and lakes, hoping more than one suspect is involved. Dewitt Hutton notes a skiff with dragging gear covered 55 miles of the Pear River.
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New York
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Four American soldiers die in Mekong Delta helicopter crash
Four U.S. crewmen were killed when their combat helicopter crashed and burned during a mission over the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. It was unclear if the loss resulted from enemy fire or an accident as the death toll in Vietnam rose to 241 since 1961.
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Mrs Hallie Garrison Receives 1963 Friendship Award
Mrs Hallie Garrison of Childress was named Hillcrest Children's Home 1963 Friendship Award in a Hot Springs Arkansas ceremony on June 21. The award was presented by Charles Scott the executive director and C W Ringer the national secretary.
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Hamburger and Milk Shake Deal at Old Fashioned Freeze
Local ad announces hamburger and milk shake for 40 cents at Old Fashioned Freeze located at 807 F NE. Offer highlights a nostalgic drive-in vibe and limited price promotion.
Lodge says Viet Nam situation encouraging amid war weariness
Former Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge delivered a final report to President Johnson from Saigon stating the Viet Nam situation is encouraging, while cautioning there is no immediate victory. Lodge, resigning to aid Governor Scranton's GOP bid, praised progress but warned the conflict remains highly complex. The President hailed Lodge as having served with distinction and affirmed U.S. support for South Viet Nam.
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GOP lawmakers press Viet Nam as campaign issue
Rep. Gerald R. Ford leads a 13 member House GOP task force urging a full scale U S commitment in Viet Nam and calling for American forces to take over command. The report accuses the administration of a Why win policy and argues for a decisive victory against communism with more direct military leadership.
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Arraigned on hot check charges in Paducah
Mrs. Mark Bayne of Paducah faced morning arraignment on hot check charges and was ordered held for one day in jail with a $10 fine.
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Scranton Claims GOP Delegates Turning Toward Him
CHARLOTTE N C UPI Gov William W Scranton said he is winning Goldwater delegates as he canvassed Republican leaders in the South He claimed Goldwater has been stopped from increasing delegate counts and hinted at sharing names later this week He also welcomed Henry Cabot Lodge Jr resignation as Viet Nam ambassador as aiding his campaign
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UPI
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Barry Goldwater
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Legion censures State Department over Oswald return
The New Mexico Division of the American Legion passed a resolution at its annual convention criticizing the U S State Department for allowing Lee Harvey Oswald to return to the United States from Russia and for advancing money to facilitate his return.
Metal workers in West Germany reach new contract agreement
Union management negotiators reached a settlement on a contract for West Germany's 4.5 million metal workers. The agreement averted a strike that could have crippled the nation's booming economy.
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UPI
West Germany
Paducah Resident Grace Harrison Dies at 65
Paducah resident Grace Mattie Harrison 65 died about noon at Childress General Hospital where she had been hospitalized since June 6. Funeral arrangements are pending with Norris Funeral Home of Paducah. She lived in Paducah for 35 to 40 years and is survived by husband I. R. Harrison, two sons Alvin Joe of Houston and Elbert of Odessa, seven grandchildren, and brothers Will Smith of Newlin and Alvin Smith of Arlington.
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Odessa
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Newlin
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Keating backs conditional pay raise for Congress
Senator Keating proposes making any federal pay raise contingent on members disclosing their financial affairs. He spoke on a New York radio television program and plans to introduce the measure when Congress considers its version of the pay raise bill.
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