McLarry case calls for wisdom in handling Kennedy threat
The Secret Service has charged 21 year old Russell McLarry of Arlington State College with threatening the life of the late President Kennedy. The editorial urges a measured judgment to educate the public about limits of political discourse and to deter similar statements while ensuring fair treatment.
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Secret Service
Arlington State College
Kennedy
Ennedy
Dallas
Russell McLarry
McLarry
Mc Larry
Tate
Milarry
Iaa
Franklin Roosevelt
Russell Melarro
Agen1
Not Surprising in Kentucky Politics
The Kentucky newspaper notes Democrats and Republicans in Congress trade political blame while passing legislation. It compares the spat to accusing Daniel Boone of carrying a gun and suggests politicking persists alongside main legislative work. The author quips about aging and interest in the circus.
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Kentucky
Congress
Daniel Boone
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company Ad Rates 1963
Subscriptions listed for morning, morning and Sunday and morning evening options with prices for in city and out of city readers. Includes pledges and stamps of Associated Press and United Press International. Date December 21 1963.
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South Plains
Independent Democratic
Earch
Sumlay
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas
Nationa
Texas Party Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Pruuiy Chas. A. Guy
Carner
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Old Yule Trees Recalled In Christmas Memory
Special correspondent describes how Christmas trees from the past lingered in memory and rooms, many decked with homemade decorations. The piece recalls the ritual of selecting, trimming, and later burning trees, with neighbors and family sharing songs, stories, and the scent of needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
Yori Mac
Heferet
Saccnapoedie
Trish Cofons Mesa
Union Stetion
Winshainetom
Congress On Spot Seeks Asset Disclosure For Members
Aware that many critics call for stricter ethics, a newspaper column argues Congress should require each member to disclose assets and conflicts and place holdings in trust during service. It questions probes into President Johnson and notes nepotism concerns and self discipline in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
CAOSO
Congress
Billy
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of
Defense
Senate
House
McNamara
Onu
Defense Department
Midwest
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Shave
Johnson
Lona Congressmian
Showdown On Cuba Doubted By Andrew Tully
Andrew Tully doubts a sea and air blockade of Fidel Castro's Cuba despite OAS unity on investigating charges Cuba smuggled arms into Venezuela to support communist subversion. US reluctance stems from Khrushchev era worries. Venezuela backs sanctions, while OAS favors tighter trade and cut diplomatic ties to keep Soviet influence out.
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Ashington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
COAS
Castro
Venezuela
OAS
United States
Uncle Sam
Khrustidhes
Ciba
U.S
Johnson
Vannge
Johnson Ds Vist
Fidel
Kherushebes
Tro
Gaspendine
Dominican Republic
Triajillo
Ami
Ameh
Tines Untihe Castro
Trujillo
Trayno
Castra
Romulo Betancourt
Caribbean
CVT
Eist
Russia
Poorrr as noman and te keep oon Tokine the same
The fragmentary text presents garbled phrases about a person named Poorrr and a notion of sameness in Tokine, with unclear context or actions. No verifiable event, date, or organization is identifiable in the readable portion.
Eisenhower visits Bethlehem sites in Jerusalem during Tehran visit
General Dwight D. Eisenhower tours holy sites in Jerusalem including the Nativity Grotto and Mount Scopus cemetery as Allied forces commander in North Africa. The piece also notes a Christmas event of the Future Homemakers of America in An evica and political stance on MacArthur as a presidential candidate.
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Lubbock
Cairo
Bethlehem
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jerusalem
Tehran
Eisenhower
Old City
Mount Scopus
Gethsemane
the Ascension
Yearning For Past Voiced Yule In Handel Style
Column by Richard Starnes explores how Christmas has lost its warmth. Handles the pallbearer laments modern holidays driven by television and consumerism, noting fading childlike joy, nostalgia for quieter Christmases, and a longing for meaningful celebration.
Finnish executive claims world air circumnavigation record
Frankfurt based Finn Hyikko Vaeaendenen claimed the world around the world record in commercial airliners with a TL hours 50 minutes flight. He said the previous record of 4 hours 39 minutes belonged to Mogens Hansen. The route included Frankfurt to Bombay Bangkok Manila Tekva Anchorince Hamburg and return to Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPD
Hyikko Vaeaendenen
Fr Day
Vaeaenainen
Panish
Mogens Hansen
Bombay
Bangkok
Manila
Tekva
Anchorince
Hamburs
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Considine
Yule
Thas Pogebedte
Ted
Sid West
Pheus Gases
Christemas
Alwass
Ithh Pepvendsy
Pepe
Shane
Cellinis
Tonite Nau
Maongress
Obinson
Jones
Doblinseen
USA
Franklin de Roose
John F. Kennedy
Rm.fenenoa
Washingon
Tac
Caesar
Hate Osann
Herbie
By Andrew Tully
Tully
Matt
Anevica
Hich
Spensep
J. C. Bateman
Billye Jo Stephens
Novina Yuzbick
Lili Mae O'Neal
Jean Fralin
Sue Glasco
Marian Pendley
Mary Settle
Laedonna Berry
Nancy McAhaney
Betty Jo Tucker
Matelle Smith
Joe Ann Mu
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Sen. Vandenberg
Duirat 1
Tunisia
Royal Castle
Amatienborg
Denmark
Narvik, Norway
By Richard Starnes
Messiah
Mie
Degend
Starnes
George Freder Ek Handel
Scrooge
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Lizzie
Niles
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