Barry Shocked by Wave of Abusive Telegrams and Letters
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Tribune reports Barry Goldwater and Senator John Tower have received a flood of threatening telegrams and letters since Kennedy’s assassination. Associates say the pair are deeply disturbed by the hostile backlash linking right wing leaders to Kennedy’s death and question whether Goldwater should pursue a presidential bid.
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Washington News Roundup Highlights Jobless Rise and Cape Canaveral Name Debate
In Washington the unemployment count rose to 3.9 million in November, a 300000 increase, with the Labor Department noting it’s not especially significant against broader economic factors. The jobless rate climbed from 5.5 to 5.9 percent, while senators probe Robert G. Baker for possible conflicts of interest. President Johnson faces Cape Canaveral naming questions, and Lyndon B. Johnson’s LBJ Company stake transfer to trustees receives FCC approval. Baton Rouge voters face a heavy ballot with 198 candidates and a three minute voting limit per voter under state law.
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Handbags: a Nation's 10 Million Manhours of Travel
Hal Boyle notes the era’s oversized purses clog sidewalks and tax patience as women haul vast handbags, packed with mints, vitamins, letters, keys, photos, and a small cash purse at the bottom. The comic column mocks the daily hassle and the time spent rummaging for change to pay bills.
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YMCA Calendar Week of December 9 schedule notes
The YMCA calendar lists daily activities for December 9 week including swim sessions for Gray and Jr High Beginners and Girls swimmers, High School teams, coed and adult swims, plus daily classes and clubs such as TOPS, bridge, art, judo, sewing, chess, antiques, and driving. Notable events include Senior Tri-Hi and Tri-Hi-Y meetings, Junior Hi Boy swimmers, and family or junior dances.
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Thompson Draws Life Sentence in Wife Murder Case
A St Paul lawyer, driven by love and money, plotted to kill his wife with the help of Dick Anderson to inherit over 1 million in life insurance and staged a bathtub drowning. An intermediary received 2500 dollars while a house dog, removed phone lines, and a planned new phone system aided the scheme, but the plan failed when the victim survived the attack.
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Mount Pleasant Woman Dies From Fall Injuries
Mrs Nancy Lucanic 35 of Mount Pleasant was fatally injured yesterday after a fall from a third floor apartment window while cleaning it. A Frick Community Hospital spokesman said she collapsed at 4 p m Bear Lake Boy Scouts set a regular swim schedule for 7 p m and a family Christmas party invites participation and fun for all attendees.
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Pease Bill Of Costs Set For Hearing
The hearing on George S Pease s bill of costs from a two year court case is scheduled for 2 pm Monday with 2499 44 at stake The figure includes printing and witness fees plus amended charges for two additional witnesses Mrs Todd Rishell and Mrs Burton Peters The case stems from Pease s firing over chaperoning an after school bowling group and PA Supreme Court ruling placed costs on the Millcreek School Board County Prothonotary William F Liljenberg to preside with Frederick Jones assisting
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Most Americans Think Oswald Wasn't Alone
A Gallup poll released by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows that 52 percent of adults nationwide believe some group or element assisted Lee Harvey Oswald in Kennedy's assassination, 29 percent think he acted alone, and 19 percent are uncertain. No single conspiracy group is singled out by believers, Gallup noted.
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Make Your Choice in Christmas Meditations Sermon
Rev Ivan G Hunsberger of the Evangelical United Brethren reflects on Matthew 7 18 29 urging freedom and responsibility in choosing between the narrow gate and the broad path, false prophets and true fruits, and building on rock or sand with lasting consequences.
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Football Pioneer Calhoun Dies in Green Bay at 73
George W. Calhoun co founded the Green Bay Packers died Thursday in Green Bay at age 73 after a battle with cancer. He helped establish the early pro football franchise and remained a key figure in its development and history.
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TV shifts toward romantic comedy in new era says Melnick
Daniel Melnick of Talent Associates discusses television's trend cycle from beach dramas to neo realism and social issue shows. He predicts a move toward romantic combined with comedy as writers and leading stars drive program lifespans, noting dramatic roles last about three seasons and comedies four.
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Television Review Highlights Color Absence and Parades
CBS offers a muted color approach as NBC repeats coverage of the Tournament of Roses parade on New Year’s Day. Weekend picks include NBC’s Victory at Sea on Saturday and Saga of Western Man on Sunday. ABC presents Best on Record with a four part look at 1776 era themes and star performances from the music industry awards backdrop.
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Slain Cop Fund Reaches 175000 Dollars in Dallas
Contributions for the family of slain Dallas Policeman J D Tippitt topped 175000 dollars as workers counted mail. About 14 bags of letters remained to be tallied by five policemen and three auditors. Daily inflows run around 500 to 800 letters, with about 1200 being processed. Police counted 12677 dollars plus roughly 50000 from other sources.
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