End Malicious Kennedy Assassination Speculation
A columnist urges suspending unfounded speculation on the Kennedy assassination until the presidential commission report. The piece defends FBI and Secret Service actions, argues Oswald had no proven violent intent, and criticizes sensationalism and alleged feuds while urging readers to rely on official findings.
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Awton
FBI
Oswald
Secret Service
Soviet Union
Dallas
Texas
United States
Three Presidents Photo Sent To Library In Return
Independence Missouri AP reports an autographed color photo of John F Kennedy Harry S Truman and Lyndon Johnson in a three way handclasp will be returned to the Truman Library. Miss Ethel Noland Truman’s first cousin says it belongs to history and should be visible to all. Kennedy's inscription to Truman dates January 20 1962 and Johnson credits include to Mr Democrat and Mr America. Noland notes Truman welcomed the return and plans to deliver it soon.
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Independence
John F. Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Truman
Ethel Noland
White House
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Miss Noland
Doctor Keeps Bob Hope Home A Couple Of Days
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope rests at home after treatment on doctor advised delaying his 12th annual USO tour. He remains packed for a trip to Turkey Crete Greece Libya Cyprus and Italy but will delay departure for a couple of days to recover.
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Bob Hope
Hollywood
Turkey
Crete
Greece
Libya
Cyprus
Italy
YMCA Tries To Answer Hard Religious Questions
The YMCA through Association Press outlines broad nonsectarian questions about religion and modern life. Under new director Rev. Dr. Stanley I. Stuber the 120-year-old interdenominational group expands its youth oriented, nonclerical study into beliefs, doubt, sexuality, ethics, and the role of God.
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YMCA
George W. Cornell
Young
Christian Association
U's Book Department
James Rietmulder
Stackpole Co
Harrisburg
Rietmulder
Sooner Senators Support Aid Bill
Oklahoma Democrats Monroney and Edmondson backed the Senate’s 3.3 billion foreign aid bill as passed 60 to 25. They supported deleting a ban on government guarantees for wheat sales to Russia, opposed reducing the bill to 3 billion, and joined the majority in defeating two amendments cutting funds for defense and economic aid.
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Mike
Howa Edmondson
Oklahoma
Senate
Russia
Monroney
Edmondson
McGill Accuses Burkett of Deceit Over State Jobs
Oklahoma City AP report: Democratic Chairman A McGill accuses Bill Burkett of deceit for criticizing reports on rising state employment while Burkett says media mislead about savings. Burkett cites payroll down in Agriculture Commerce and Industry and crime bureau.
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A. McGill
Bill Burkett
Burkett
Henry Bellmonn
McGill
Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry Department
Crime Bureau
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
McNamara Ends Viet Nam Visit After Hard Appraisal
U S Defense Secretary McNamara met Viet Nam's ruling junta in Saigon for a long session with Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh and Premier Nguyen Ngoc Tho. He left for Hawaii after a briefing on a deteriorating war, with advisers citing slow progress and political distractions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Duong van Minh
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Hawaii
Long An
Oo Saigon
Kien Hoain
Mekong
Binh Duong
Socsieke
Poe Leo
New MIAZYME tablet aids digestion and comfort
A digestant enzyme tablet named MIAZYME is promoted to prevent indigestion gas and upset stomach from fast meals. Two tablets daily may ease discomfort with no narcotics or side effects and a money back guarantee. Prices listed 98 cents regular and 2.25 economy.
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United Press International
Lee Os
Wald
United States Secret Service
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Fort Worth
Jfk
E. Baughman
Jim Rowley
National Academy
Washington
Stuber
Missouri Council of Churches
Oan
Foe Pelle Insurance
Gilbert Woods Drug Co
Lawton Venetian Blind & Screen CO
Lawton
Westinghouse
Trade-Mart
Trodie-Mart
Lew
Discount Department Store
44Th and
Cache Road
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