Mrs. Oswald Plans TV Appearance To Thank Americans
Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald intends to appear on national television early this year to thank Americans for kindness. Her attorney said she will make a single statement and not answer questions while testifying before the Warren Commission this month, possibly in Russian via an interpreter. He noted she keeps a note her husband gave the night before he allegedly killed Kennedy and warned she could reveal it if pressed.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Edwin A. Walker
Thorne
Oswald
Walker
Dallas Morning News
Kennedy
New Year Festivities Around the World
Bells in Asia marked the new year as Italy saw dishes and furniture tossed from windows while Londoners swam in a fountain. In Berlin millions bought jelly doughnuts as many nations welcomed 1964 with celebrations and political reports.
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Donald R. Shanor
United Press International
Asia
Italy
London
China
Quemoy
Matsu
U.S
South Viet Nam
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
West Berlin
Riviera
France
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Backstairs at White House Barbecued LBJ Beef
UPI reports at Stonewall Texas a White House barbecue for West German Chancellor Ludwig Er hard used meat pre cooked at a plant. Cooks said the beef was about 65 percent cooked before warming over charcoal. LBJ Ranch spareribs were slow cooked over wood for hours for 200 guests. The Johnson cattle brand is JO with ear and horn tattooed numbers.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Texas White House
Texas
Johnson
Stonewall
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson Ranch
LBJ Ranch
Christian Church Plans New Capital Headquarters in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Association of Christian Churches will build a $150000 one story capital headquarters at NE 36 and Harvey in Oklahoma City on land provided by First Christian Church. The project, designed by Fred Pojezney and Associates, is led by J Leland Gourley with EF W Cox Construction as contractor. Completion is expected by May and will house Dr Fallis Hill and staff.
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Oklahoma Association of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
J. Leland Gourley
Oklahoma City
NE 36
Harvey
First Christian Church
Gourley
Association
Fallis Hill
OACC
Fred Pojezney and
Pills To Shed Weight Banned
A consent decree in U S District Court bans interstate sale of Regimen tablets for false weight loss claims. Judge Bartels ordered seizure and destruction of stocks. The product, once a top OTC anti obesity item, had sold 4 million boxes for over 16 million dollars. Drug Research Corp president John Andreadis signed the decree restricting marketing in interstate commerce.
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New York
UPI
U. S. District Court
John R. Bartels
U. S
U.S. Atty
Martin R. Polliner
U.S
Joseph P. Hoey
John Andreadis
Drug Research Corp
Hoey
Fire kills three in Springfield home
Three members of Basil Cunningham’s family died in a two story Springfield house fire. Basil Cunningham and his three year old daughter Margaret and one year old Charles perished. Sally Cunningham and six year old Christopher were hospitalized in critical condition at Wesson Memorial Hospital. The cause of the two alarm blaze was not determined.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Basil Cunningham
Margaret
Charles
Sally Cunningham
Christopher
Wesson Memorial Hospital
Palmer Ads Claim False Diet Pill Promise Backed by Consent Order
The consent order labels claims of 64 pound weekly loss and 19 pound six week results as false and misleading. Palmer notes $10 million spent on advertising for Regimen and that despite halting ads the firm still sells about $750,000 worth monthly. A 20 day supply sold for $5.
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Palmer
Blast Levels Supermarket in Charleston Kills Five
A blast at Livingston's Supermarket in north Charleston leveled the two story building and a nearby home. Five people died and 16 were injured as fireworks stored in the back room exploded. A tractor trailer with more explosives was moved away after the first blast. Names of the dead include Aaron Herman Fine Julius Gaillard Robert Mc Coy and Johnny Brown. Authorities say cause and quantity of explosives are not known. Firemen were among the injured and the market owner Herbert Livingston was seriously hurt.
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Charleston
S.C
North
Charleston County
Livingston
Aaron Herman Fine
Savannah Beach
Julius Gaillard
Robert McCoy
Johnny Brown
Herbert Livingston
Al Jolson Born in Russia in 1886
The article notes entertainer Al Jolson was born in Russia in 1886 per the Encyclopaedia Britannica. It presents Jolson as a prominent musical comedy figure from that era.
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al Jolson
Russia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Hospital admissions list and new births
A long hospital log lists admitted patients by surname and address including Joyce Belinda Prince age six and Deanna Duke Kibling with numerous medical cases. Dismissals include Mrs Willie Gray and two newborns born December 29 and December 28.
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Joyce Belinda Prince
Ora Leechin
Pennsylvania
Walter M. Youngblood
Frederick
E. Rose
Myrtle Lancey
Doris M. Strohm
Rosalind C. Brown
Willie Gray
McKinley
Jesse McAlister
Maggie Benally
Anadarko
Lula Mae Willett
Deanna Duke Kibling
S. Sheridan Rd
Anna H. Fender
Tulane
Golda Mae Zumwalt
Euclid
Andy May
Sandra J. Gordon
Onths
Loretha Gordon
Amelia Earhart Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Aviatrix Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman to earn the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Gold Medal of the National Geographic Society for her pioneering aerial feats and contributions to aviation history.
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Amelia Earhart
National Geographic Society
Fund Drive Nears Goal in Lawton Fort Sill United Fund
Lawton Fort Sill United Fund stands 559 dollars short of the 137 800 dollar 1963 goal. Receipts total 137 241 with last minute donations over 1 000 on December 30 31. If 100 donors contribute five to ten dollars more the city could join Fort Sill in another successful drive supporting 22 agencies including 13 local groups. Fort Sill raised over 100 000 under Col Alfred Farrell with an 85 000 goal, part of which will go to Lawton Fort Sill United Fund.
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Lawton
United Fund
Bill Johnson
Drive
Johnson
Fort Sill
Sill
Alfred Farrell
Lawton- Fort Sill
Iroquois Belief In Bald Eagle Guidance In Trouble
The Iroquois people hold that the bald eagle watches over them and aids in times of danger. This belief reflects the symbolic role of the eagle in indigenous tradition and lore across tribes.
Project Feels Wrath Of Jury
Twenty one persons and companies linked to a $347,000 Roland water works and housing project in a town of 100 people were indicted by a Sequoyah County grand jury. The panel faulted a five member city council for malfeasance while noting no profit motive.
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Sallisaw
UPI
Sequoyah County
Roland
Woodland Hills
Richard Wheeler
Katherine Ingle
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