Connally Visits Kennedy Grave in Arlington
Gov. John Connally just months after the assassination walked to President John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery with his wife Arm in arm. He wore a cast on his wounded arm and spoke briefly with onlookers as they passed the surrounding fence. A small bouquet was placed at the grave.
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Interscholastic League Band Contests At Abilene Tech
About 1600 students from 18 area schools compete today in West Texas for I L A band and vocal events. 1100 instrumental players begin at 8 a m and run to 3 p m with 400 vocalists in solo and ensemble events at the Tech music building. Judges include G Garner J Storey L Whittier and C Best with Dr R Clifton and J Chant among others.
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Hardin-Simmons University
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Old Baby Carriages Auctioned In England
LONDON AP reports fifteen vintage baby carriages sold at a public auction in England. The sale highlighted historical models from the early 20th century with bidders from Britain and abroad. Proceeds were to support a local museum restoration fund.
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