John the Evangelist in Ephesus and the Word
A long excerpt discusses the aging John at Ephesus, the last surviving apostle, reflecting on the Word and Jesus’ origin, life, and mission. It traces his exile on Patmos, the early Christian church under Domitian, and the spread of faith amid persecution. The piece emphasizes love as the core meaning of Christ’s story and John’s mature understanding.
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Gat
Academy
Ephesus
John
Sui
God
Christ
Dohn
Jesus
Son
Thunder
Ecclesia
Domitians
Pliny
Israel
Ephesius
Asia
Diana
Spp
Hemingway
Cnet
Avery
Third Shot Fired Killed President
The Kennedy assassination analysis suggests the first bullet hit Kennedy in the back with a small exit wound and did not injure vital organs. The second bullet, fired soon after, produced a fatal head wound. Gov Connally was wounded by the same shot sequence. The account implies Kennedy might have survived with quicker action or protection.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
John B. Connnally
Texas
Connally
Secret Service
Assassination Shown As General Jurisdiction Issue
Dean Roscoe Pound at Harvard Law School says Kennedy's assassination cannot be confined to Texas. The 93 year old emeritus asserts the crime falls under general criminal jurisdiction due to the office involved, urging modernization of court procedures to reduce procedural clutter.
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Cambridge, Mass
Roscoe Pound
Texas
Harvard Law School
Associated Press
Harvard
Stillman
Pound
Soma
John Roe
Righerd
Roe
Supreme Court
Hidalgo Reynosa Bridge Construction Planned to Start
McAllen officials say a four lane bridge linking Hidalgo in Texas with Reynosa Mexico may begin late January on the Mexican river bank. The city signed the plan, but final approval still rests with US Engineers and the Boundary Commission.
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Hidalgo-Reynosa
Mcallen
Hidalgo
Reynosa
Mexico
Rio Grande
Paul Veal
Boundary Commission
Rice and NASA Plan I To Launch Rockets
ROYSTON AP Rice University and NASA will launch the first of four Space Rockets January 14 to study the airglow about 100 miles from the earth. The project aims to gather data on upper atmosphere phenomena and involves collaboration between the university and government space agency.
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Royston
Rice University
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
President Johnson praised by senator in constitutional defense
A Texas senator lauded Lyndon B. Johnson as the best qualified leader to guide America’s free institutions. He warned against judicial overreach and urged adherence to constitutional tradition while noting reapportionment disputes and a three-judge court challenge in Texas. The event included remarks by Rev. Nickleval and tributes to former presidents’ widows.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Legislative Department
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Houston
Republican Executive Committee
Texas
Cen
O. W. Nickleval
Hardeman
Ee Development
Dorothy
Charles Morris
Mary Thin Miller
Grover C.poolt
Virge Bowen
R. H. Ward
Wan Ca‘ Dams
Hugh
V. Atkinson
W. A. Staudt
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Gathering OF Eagles
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California
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International
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Buick
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