Ruby defense argues change of venue amid Dallas trial
As a third day of hearings unfolds in Dallas for the nightclub operator Ruby charged in the Oswald and Kennedy killings, defense lawyers press to move the venue. They claim the city remains scarred by the earlier assassinations, risking an impartial jury.
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Dallas
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Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Carl Freund
Dallas News
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John F. K
Mrs. Oswald Resumes Testimony in Kennedy Case
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald returned to testifying before the presidential commission investigating President Kennedy's assassination. The 56-year-old Fort Worth nurse faced questions about her son Lee Harvey Oswald's life and the events surrounding the killing and his death. The panel debated her choice of counsel as Doyle and Lane vied to represent her, but she selected former Asst. U.S. Atty. John F. Doyle.
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John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
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John F. Doyle
Mark Lane
New York City
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British leader rejects Cuba bus sale cancelation
In Toronto Douglas-Home stated Britain will not cancel selling buses to Cuba or pressure Fidel Castro’s regime. He linked these positions to broader talks with East Asia and the Soviet Union.
Valentine Event For Church Youth At First Baptist
A Valentine banquet for young people of First Baptist Church will be held Thursday at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. The program includes pantomimes and Bill Johnson as master of ceremonies. A Valentine Queen and King will be crowned during the banquet.
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First Baptist Church
Billl Johnson
Valentine
Fiasco origins in Venetian glassmaking turn flawed bottles into flasks
A historic note explains that a minor flaw in blown bottles caused Venetian glassmakers to call the piece a fiasco, naming the bottle a common flask and using the term to describe a failure.
Summer Jobs For Students In Directory 1964
The 1964 Summer Employment Directory lists about 35 000 U S summer jobs for high school seniors college students and teachers. Opportunities exist at camps parks resorts theaters restaurants and more with details on openings salaries and sample application forms. The editor notes a 10 percent rise in available jobs with growth in camps for exceptional children theaters and resorts especially in New England and the North Central states. The directory also notes near New York World’s Fair job options within a day’s travel and limited openings at the fair.
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United States
Mynena Leith
New England
North - Central States
Leith
New York
Broadcasters To Hold Annual Meeting Here
News broadcasters from more than 90 radio and television stations will gather here February 22 for the annual meeting of the United Press International Broadcasters Assn. Officers will be elected and a dinner will follow. Mike Hight of station WIZS in Henderson is president. A February 21 luncheon will discuss UPI voiced reports and daily news programs.
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United Press International Broadcasters Assn
UPI
Mike Hight
WIZS
Henderson
Hoffa Seeks Higher Court Aid In Wiretap Claims
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa says he will appeal to the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati to force Judge Frank Wilson to hear his charges that the FBI is spying on him and his co defendants. An affidavit from Bernard B. Spindel claims Hoffa hired him to detect surveillance.
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Baton Rouge
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Cuba
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Hoffa
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Wilson
James F. Neal
Washington
Bernard B. Spindel
Nashville
Spindel
Greed Drives People to Seek Money for Power
A reflection on greed shows people anxious to obtain money believing wealth will unlock more opportunities and control. It examines motives behind pursuit of wealth and the perceived boost to influence and status.
There Is a Place for Every Man in the World
A concise reflection arguing that every man can find a suitable role in society across professions and communities, asserting universal opportunity without specifics.
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