Kennedy bullets and fate in Dallas revealed by autopsy
A post mortem report claims the first Kennedy shot may have spared vital organs, while the second bullet killed him and struck Connally in the chest. It suggests Kennedy might have survived with quicker action and shielded response. Separately, hundreds of African students protested in Moscow Red Square after a Ghanaian student was stabbed.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
John B. Connally
Texas
Moscow
Alabama
Red Square
City Recorder Charges List Public Drunkenness and Traffic Violations
This morning the city recorder docket lists public drunkenness and multiple traffic charges. Offenses include disregarding a red light five counts and disregarding a stop sign four counts. Also noted are driving while intoxicated improper turn over parking no driver’s license and reckless driving.
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City Recorder
Christmas Tree Has A Special Meaning
Mrs. Spangler and her husband maintain a lit outdoor Christmas tree at 1511 Wadsworth St begun in 1938 to honor their son J C Spangler Jr born with a disorder who died young. The couple kept the tradition when they moved in 1953 and light the tree for themselves and neighbors who visit with their children each year.
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Nancy Edwards
Daily
Jack Spangler
Wadsworth St
Sprangler
J. C. Spangler, Jr
Spanglers
Wadsworth Street
Do Not Bring God Into The Play When Help Is Needed
The answer argues that while one should act where possible, some problems exceed human effort and require divine intervention. God is invoked to restore properly valued priorities and to grant forgiveness, especially in personal salvation.
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D.H
Horace
Archbishop Temple
Wallace Plans New Challenge for Alabama in Space Era
Gov. George Wallace outlines 1964 goals to raise Alabama education toward the national average, meet automation and space-age needs, and push employment and farm market improvements. He cites a record $554 million highway program, tax changes, a $15 million junior college bond issue, and other reforms. See WALLACE On Page 2.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Birmingham Post-Herald
Birmingham
T-The Ag
Magnavox Stereo and Television Christmas Ad from Robinsons
Robinsons on Second Avenue runs a Christmas ad highlighting Magnavox stereo and television sets. The promotion emphasizes home entertainment purchases for the holiday season.
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Magnavox
Robinson's
Second Ave
Cold Wave Grips Huntsville Area With Light Snow
Meteorology staff report zero tonight with a high of 20 at mid day tomorrow and near 15 by dusk. Snow flurries observed in Athens Huntsville and Decatur as authorities monitor slick road conditions and a protest of anti freeze day is mentioned.
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Huntsville Weather Bureau
Athens
Morgan Weed
Huntsville
Decatur
Johnson pledges waste-cut Budget plan to Congress
President Johnson said the budget to Congress next month will cut every dime of waste possible though total figures were not yet known. Personal income in November rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 472.8 billion dollars, up from October, per Commerce Department. Johnson signaled willingness to meet any world leader including Khrushchev if talks seem fruitful. In Aswan, China premier Chou En Lai received emergency doctor care during a tour of the dam project, recovering quickly.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Commerce Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Gift To The Adulteress As Jesus Sat Teaching
A crowd of scribes and Pharisees interrupt Jesus with a woman caught in adultery. Jesus writes in dust then says let him who is without sin cast the first stone, prompting the accusers to depart. He comforts the woman and sends her away to sin no more. Next the Gift to the Blind Beggar.
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Jesus
Temple Yard
Moses
John J. Stewart
Duke Doctors Decide On Vicki Wray Eye Cancer Treatment
In Durham Duke University doctors consider treatment options for 2 year old Vicki Wray who has retinal glioma in her left eye after removal of her right eye last July. If the left eye needs surgery it may be delayed until after Christmas. the family faces medical costs and presents for seven other children.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Vicki
Duke
Robert Wray
Wray
Doris
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Kremlin
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Aswan
Egypt
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Aswan High Dam
Soviet Union
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Bowling Green
S. C
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Wang
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