Corry Doctor Backing JFK Autopsy Findings Emerges
New York expert Dr. John K. Lattimer of Columbia confirms that photographs and x rays from President Kennedy's autopsy support the Warren Commission conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. He notes the path of the neck wound and the trajectory of the fatal back-to-front bullet, arguing single shooter implications.
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Noted Poet Ken Patchen Dead At 60 In California
Kenneth Patchen a prolific American poet known for satire and lyric works has died at age 60 in Palo Alto California from a heart attack after years of back pain. A Guggenheim fellow in 1936 and Shelly Memorial Award recipient in 1954 he published many books and gained fame with jazz accompanied readings. He left no children and his widow Miriam Dikemus Patchen said he was most alive when writing.
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Parents Oppose Women's Lib Lesson In Wisconsin School
In Madison Wisconsin a fourth grade girl Vikki Howe was moved to a different class after her parents complained that teacher Pat something Jim merson stressed women's liberation. The family cited a lesson proposal to write to newspapers about renaming the women's section to family section.
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Warning Signs Proposed for Loud Nightclubs in Gainesville
Gainesville advisory committee urged the City Commission to require warning signs on doors of loud clubs. Signs would warn that current entertainment may be hazardous to hearing. Commission considered the ordinance proposal Tuesday night. In Towson Maryland a separate item notes garage sales may require a $16 trader’s license, per Samuel A Green Jr. the state’s attorney.
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Goodyear Cleared in 1964 Yellow Cab Fire Lawsuit
Erie County Court Judge Lindley McClelland upheld that Goodyear Tire and Rubber cannot be held liable for a $1 million fire that gutted the Yellow Cab Company of Erie garage in April 1964. The ruling followed a federal decision finding Speyer, Inc. and Yellow Cab responsible, and declined claims that Goodyear failed to warn about hose dangers.
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YMCA Calendar shows diverse aquatic activities weekly schedule
In Reno and Las Vegas Howard Hughes places full page thanks to his 50 000 employees families in four newspapers. The message promises appreciation for loyal support and hard work from the billionaire's staff.
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