Handwriting Experts Tie Oswald to Kennedy Letter
Three experts say a Nov 8 1963 letter seeking a meeting with an unidentified Mr Hunt was written by Lee Harvey Oswald, based on comparisons with Oswald’s known handwriting. The Dallas FBI and Hunt Oil deny any connection. The letter’s origin and purpose remain unclear while the Warren Commission’s finding that Oswald acted alone stands.
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Hunt
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas Morning News
Warren Commission
Oswald Oswald
Oswald
FBI
Willem Oltmans
House
George de Mohrenschildt
Texas
CIA
Mr. Hunt
Carter Energy Plan Faces House Fight Over FPC Abolition
President Carter’s plan to create a Department of Energy confronts heavy opposition in Congress. Lawmakers worry about abolishing the Federal Power Commission and fear consolidating energy regulation with development programs. A long, contentious fight is likely, with action possible only after summer hearings and the April policy rollout.
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Carter
Department of Energy
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Capitol Hill
Congress
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Energy Administration
ERDA
White House
James R. Schlesinger
Senate
Governmental Affairs Committee
Sex change operation inquiry guidance and local broadcast notes
A Bowman Gray School of Medicine official outlines the gender identity evaluation steps for sex change operations and notes other centers offer the service. Local channels discuss Nixon Frost interviews with mixed responses, and a caller learns to file a prohibitory order at the post office to stop obscene mail.
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Anon
Dept. of Surgery
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
S. Hawthorne Rd
Winston-Salem
N.C
David Frost
Richard Nixon
K.I. A
Channel 8
Gary Robinson
Channel 12
John Comas
Channel 2
Jack Markham
Five-part Easter series on Black Salvation begins Monday
A five-part Easter series titled Black Salvation will begin in Monday's Enterprise. Written by Associated Press religion writer George Cornell, the series covers the harsh times endured by American Blacks from slavery to a fuller future, seen as symbolic of Jesus death and resurrection.
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Associated Press
George Cornell
Cornell
Jesus
Dynamite bomb found under Raleigh bridge disarmed
State Bureau of Investigation halted a four stick dynamite bomb with three blasting caps beneath a Raleigh Glenwood Avenue bridge near a shopping center. Two 16 year old hitchhikers spotted wires and alerting police. SBI agents Billy Green and Joe Hines safely disabled the device. Traffic rerouted for about an hour as a precaution.
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Raleigh, N.C
Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
Billy Green
Joe Hines
SBI Hazardous Devices
Hines
Glenwood Avenue
Man Finds 4.5 Million Mixup At Chicago Bank
Linus Gylys believed he had 67 cents but a bank statement showed 4.5 million dollars. He asked for a 4.5 million certified check on April Fool's Day. A keypunch error caused the misprint. Gylys received 67 cents and the account was briefly closed before staff warmed to him. The manager allowed him to keep the statements as mementos.
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Chicago
Linus Gylys
Gylys
Continental Bank
J.H. Perkins
Petitions Reach White House Over Gas Deregulation
Illinoisans from Rockford spent $500 in calls to deliver a petition to President Carter. They met 75 minutes with Midge Costanza, urging energy policy actions before the April deadline. Costanza emphasized the petition as a constitutional right and promised the President would learn of their concerns.
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Oval Office
Midge Costanza
Executive Mansion
United States
Congress
Costanza
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Clark
Vietnam
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Schlesinger
Aiello
Rockford
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Penn Jones Jr
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Laurel
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James Schlesinger
Baer
Anow
Lynn Blackwood
PRR
Tically
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