McNamara Sees Missiles More Reliable Than Bombers
In testimony to Congress, Robert McNamara said U S missiles can reach targets more reliably than manned bombers. He noted hesitancy about Minuteman despite its new system, and warned B 52s remain less dependable. He discussed Vietnam progress as the war worsens. Goldwater criticized intercontinental missiles at New Hampshire rally. By June 1965 Minuteman count should reach 800.
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Kennedy assassination probe tightens with Texas officials
The commission investigating President Kennedy's slaying works with Texas officials to uncover facts of the Nov. 22 tragedy. Chief Justice Earl Warren said Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr is involved, with Leon Jaworski and Robert Storey assisting. Oswald widow Mrs. Ruth Paine expected later. questions to her may be conducted with representation present.
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Horsemeat scare prompts embargo on 350000 pounds beef
Ohio Agriculture Department in Columbus ordered seizure of 350000 pounds of imported boneless beef after inspection found horsemeat. State Director John Stackhouse said Sec. Freeman urged full investigation with department cooperation as meat stored in Cincinnati and Canton awaits further action.
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State Supreme Court Candidate Filed in Waco
The state party committee on Monday accepted the filing application for David Copeland of Waco as a candidate for the State Supreme Court.
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Waco
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GM Posts Record 1963 Profits and Sales Across Industry
GM reported the highest profits and sales ever by a U S automaker in 1963 with record earnings per share and dividends. The industry as a whole saw domestic production reach near 1956 levels as Texaco American Telephone Norfolk and Western Du Pont National Steel and Phillips Petroleum also posted higher earnings. GM issued a supplement highlighting new peaks in sales profits and related metrics.
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Saturn 1 launch delayed due to human error at Cape Kennedy
The Saturn 1 mission to orbit the 87 700 pound satellite was postponed from Monday to Wednesday after a test device remained in a fuel line. Space agency officials blamed a 200 member team for carelessness, noting the obstruction could not be removed immediately due to oxygen line hazards.
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United States
Informer Chicagoan Injured by Auto Bomb
An insurance broker was seriously wounded by an auto bomb outside the Cook County Criminal Courts building. Investigators said a would-be assassin waited, linked to a crime syndicate, with no syndicate formally confirmed.
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Republicans question Johnson over Bobby Baker ties on TV
Four Republican congressmen accused President Johnson of using smart remarks to dodge questions about past friendship with Robert Baker. Rep Hy R Gross led the floor exchange as the Senate Rules Committee probes business ties. Johnson called Republican criticism a hallmark of the party and said he had nothing more to add.
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Thrifty housewife drives economy car to big purchases
The column defines a thrifty housewife as someone who uses a small economy car to shop for economy-size products at the supermarket. It highlights practical budgeting habits and frugal shopping approaches.
De Gaulle Recognizes Communist China in Bold Asian Move
The recognition of Communist China by Charles de Gaulle sparks U S objections and a protest from the Nationalist Embassy in Paris. Paris signals a shift in Western leadership in the Far East and potential impact on the United Nations entry for Mao Tze-tung.
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U S sees De Gaulle move as setback in isolation push
State Department officials call De Gaulle’s recognition shift an unfortunate step that could spur a bandwagon among former colonies to recognize Red China. They reaffirm U S backing for Formosa and keeping Red China out of the United Nations while noting potential global impact depends on unfolding events.
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Dallas Financier Speaks At United Fund Dinner
Ben H. Wooten of Dallas lauded the United Fund as the finest local organization during the annual Lubbock United Fund and Community Planning Council dinner. More than 200 volunteers heard him urge personal responsibility and community service as key to Lubbock’s growth.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Dallas
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