Kennedy Assassination Theories Persist Amid Book Revelations
The article surveys witnesses and experts recounting the Kennedy slaying and the Warren Commission findings. It notes Lee J. Bowers Jr. and others recalling the scene, debates over a possible second gunman, and Epstein’s critique of the single bullet theory and autopsy edits.
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Elm Street
Lee J. Bowers Jr
Bowers
Jean Hill
Chase
Warren Commission
Connally
Warren
Kennedy
Epstein
Says
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Sepstein
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Specter
Subier Togo
Dallas
Europe
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
36th Division Begins Summer Training in Texas
The 36th Texas National Guard division, 98 units with about 5 000 members, arrived at Fort Hood to start two weeks of summer drills. Maj. Gen. Seldon Sumpeen of Amarillo commands the force as Gen. John Connally and other officials review the troops Saturday. This marks the 57th encampment since World War II.
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FT Hoon
Tex
36Th Chunches Division
Texas
Seldon Simpeen
Amarillo
Texas National Guard
John Connally
Hich
Wall
Houston to Host Lutheran Laymen League Convention
The 49th annual international convention of the Lutheran Laymen’s League will convene in Houston from July 16 to 13. Over 1,009 attendees are expected to elect officers select the 1967 convention city, consider resolutions and hear reports on LLL radio and membership services.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Lutheran Laymen's League
Houston
LLL
Robin Hood song sparks Paris phone trouble for man
In Paris a man claims invasion of privacy after a song used his number ROB-1233 as Robin Hood's contact. He says calls now flood his line while the composer says no disrespect intended. Judgment expected July 7 with damages sought at 500 dollars.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Stasse
Robin Hood
Nottingham
Stasse
Robin
Pierre Vassilin
Vassiliu
Teachers Uninsured in New York Survey Reveals Gaps
A U.S. survey indicates only 42 percent of school systems provide hospitalization insurance to teachers. Private employers offer hospitalization or life insurance to white collar workers at about 90 percent. California hosts 34 symphony orchestras and community concert associations, with San Francisco and Los Angeles having the largest ensembles.
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New York
U.S
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Freed Re-elected President of Motion Picture Academy
Arthur Freed won a fourth consecutive term as president of the Motion Picture Academy. The UPD report confirms his re election by the organization's members.
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Hollywood
UPD
Arthur Freed
The
Motion Picture Academy
Army may delay new air cavalry division due to manpower
Washington reports a tight Army manpower and helicopter production situation. All helicopters and crews are directed to Viet Nam for general support, leaving no surplus to start a new division that would require about 440 aircraft. The 1st Cavalry (Air Mobile) in Viet Nam has gained high approval for its air assault concept and built in aerial fire support.
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Washington
UPS
Army
Air Cavalry
Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Army and Defense Department
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
Congress
Toys library opens in Bandra suburb with 500 items
A new library of toys has opened in Bandra suburb offering 500 items from Denmark and West Germany. Children may borrow a toy for a week at a time.
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Bombay
India
Bandra
Denmark
West Germany
Algeria to Seek Additional U.S. Loans
Algiers plans to request more financial aid from the United States, aiming to secure further loans to support its economy and development programs. The move follows prior aid agreements and reflects ongoing collaboration between the two countries.
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Will) Fritz
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Harvard
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Lutheran Convention
Shocker
Lubbock Power and Light
Ibecock Power & Light
Jexas
Rein
Louisiana
Montana
Dixie
Musical
Freed
Carpet City
Lubbock National Bank
Lurbbock
Carnet City
Carpet Land
College Ave
Algiers
Algeria
U. S
Fencea Nepdety Tweuman
Baker Company
13Th Street
Chevrolet
Corvair
Chevrolet Company
Lubbock
19Th
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