Yarborough $50,000 rumor tested by polygraph claims
The Dallas News reports competing claims over a $50,000 donation tied to Senator Yarborough in 1960. Estes and Fonville present conflicting versions, with polygraph tests proposed as the best, though not conclusive, method to resolve the dispute between Yarborough and Estes.
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U.S
Narborough
Dallas News
Yarborough
Estes
Pecos
Xperts
Texas Department of ‘Base Safety
Protest Over NATO Magazine Critique Of Texas
The article by H Wentworth Eldredge in the March NATO Letter drew a strong protest from V J Connally who called it an irresp onsible diatribe. He notes the piece portrays Texas as semi civilized and accuses critics of backing radical right fringe elements.
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John Connally
Dartmouth
Texas
H. Wentworth Eldredge
NATO Letter
North, Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy
Wentworth
America
Germany
Spol Ted
Rusk
Dallas
Rone
A Reminder DF Gaulles remark on ally stance
The excerpt reflects a sarcastic note about US officials and posturing, contrasting old days with modern political behavior. It mentions the IFE center and a small town recalling simple life, while noting tensions with police and governance. The tone mimics a columnistic reflection on public figures.
Fragmented Texan Newspaper Snippet From 1964
A garbled OCR fragment from Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and Texas Daily touches on press use, wire services, and a mention of dates and events. The legibility is poor, with scattered names and place hints, offering little coherent news beyond the era context and media references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Daily
Tre Associated
Dee Rebs
Moxie
Perae
On the Line and Still No Place to Park
A fragmented New York scene describes a police encounter and a summer day as crowds converge for an anticipated influx of visitors. The text notes millions of New Yorkers and large expected numbers arriving by car, with logistical clash over parking and access.
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New York
Ares
Ed Yoobig
LaGuardia
Kennedy International
Lions and Landmarks in a Theatre of Names
A sprawling scene ties art, cinema, and conservation as guests include Salvador Dalí Boward Lind, Joy Adamson, and Fleur, debating saving African lions while fund-raising struggles amid collectors snagging uncrated works. The piece follows backstage chatter on fame, politics, and the fate of wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammer
Spud Isa Abe
Salvador Dale
Boward Lind‘say
Father
Joy ‘Adamson
Elsa
Two Sides To Plane Dispute On Nuclear Edge
Andrew Tully reports on a battle of figures between Defense Secretary McNamara and General LeMay over U S and Soviet nuclear forces. McNamara claims rising U S superiority with 540 strategic bombers on 15 minute alert and 750 missiles, while Russia lags with far fewer. The piece weighs who holds better access to information and the implications for policy and danger of reliance on missiles versus manned forces.
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Mitta Eevee Bi Snie
McNamara
U.S
Russia
Defense Secretary
LeMay
Oee
National Security Council
LeMay cl
TEST FOR HOUSE DETECTIVE Those Other Fair Visitors
Richard Starnes recounts a chaotic World’s Fair night in Atlantic City with a self styled moral guardian and a tangle of police, hotel staff, and pickpockets. The narrator recalls slipping into a room by chance and escaping, noting Tiptoe the security skirting danger in a crowded city scene.
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Richard
Starnes
Atlantic City
Rotary Anns honor wives at club luncheon
A Rotary Anns luncheon honored wives of the incoming and retiring presidents. War Department announced Flying Crosses to U S Eighth Air Force crews for combat missions in Germany. Notables include Capt James E Hill Jr Lt Herbert M Connelley Lt BH Davidson Lt Robert Milam T/Sgt Barney F Gochnauer 8Sgt Peter Burleson. MacArthur shortened his Philippines return distance. Hollandia landings bring US within bombing range. Local remarks by Landreth in New York address.
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Rotary Anns
Bexeen
United States
Eighth Air Force
Germany
War Department
James E. Hill Jr
Eat
Herbert M. Connelley
BH. Davidson
Midland
Robert ‘Milam
Borger
Barney F. Gochnauer
Amarillo
Peter Burleson
Lamesa
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
St Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Shesi
Hollandia
Ford Posts 19 Percent Q1 Sales Rise in 1964
Detroit Ford Motor Co reports first quarter profit of 144.3 million dollars down to 308 million?, with a 19 percent gain from the same period in 1963. Henry Ford II, chairman, attributes the rise to higher sales volumes amid tax reductions and U.S. income tax changes.
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Ford
Detroit
Font. Motor Co
Henry Ford
Fosten
U.S
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Adamaon
Acarthur
MacArthur
Yee Considine
Fleur
Dall Mustachios
Tizay
By Kate Osann
Andrew Tully Washington
Defense
Secretar McNethace
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Eckert
Toy Wash
Tully
Clos
Miami Beach
Hiram
Fuad
Pris
Hoobusees
Fagrante Delicto
TJ Tiptoe
Tiptoe
Lubbock ‘Morning Avalanche
Viggest
Eed Landreth
By Galbraith
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