Rattlesnake Ridge hideaway for JFK reported
A Kennedy retreat near Atoka, Virginia, described as a seven bedroom stucco ranch with a private road, stables and a stocked pond. The house, built mostly by Jackie Kennedy with interior design by herself, is valued by Hunt County circles at around 100000, though officials gave no confirmed figure. Architect Keith Williams and land agent Paul Fout are cited. the Kennedy family reportedly rented a Washington vacation site while plans were drawn.
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Kennedy Approval Ranges From 57 to 83 Percent
Gallup Poll shows President Kennedy’s approval at 59 percent with no opinion 13 percent. Findings span 34 months, revealing strongest support among Catholics Negroes and Jews and weaker support in the South. Data drawn from over 50 000 respondents per interval.
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Lassie the collie may be killed over love for baby
In London AP Lassie a young collie loves 11 month old Leslie Hart and repeatedly kisses the child. Margaret Hart says she cannot risk harm to the baby and will have Lassie put down if a home cannot be found by next Friday. Eric Hart pleads for a foster home while the family prays for Lassie.
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Radiation Found To Be Normal In San Antonio
An aerial monitoring team gave San Antonio a clean bill of health saying no dangerous radiation came from Wednesday’s TNT like explosion at an Atomic Energy Commission facility. Two planes flew over a 50 mile area at extreme low altitude to measure radiation. They reported readings only normal background levels. Three men were slightly injured in the chemical high explosive blast. About 120000 pounds of explosives were inside and outside a storage igloo that was demolished. Some nuclear material was in the igloo.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Robert Guillou
Caravan Club Honors Outgoing President
A Texas Plains Chapter caravan club program honored outgoing president Curtis Watson at a Thursday meeting in the REA building. Ada Richardson led the event with relatives traveling from as far as Waco. The club, about 75 members strong, plans a Mazatlan caravan over Christmas under R. W. Matthews in charge of arrangements. Attendance reached 59 with guests from Lubbock Amarl Olton Slaton Midland Brownfield Lamesa Waco Natchez and new members Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson.
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Mills Denies Rumor He May Be Named to High Court
Washington AP reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas dismissed rumors he could be appointed to the Supreme Court. Mills, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said he is satisfied with his current role and that no one in authority has discussed such a move with him. The rumor links to Kennedy’s tax and health care debates and possible shifts in committee leadership.
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USIA Admits Error Over Kennedy Film Showing
Washington reports the United States Information Agency conceded an error in allowing Jacqueline Kennedy's Asianney to be shown in American theaters. The agency argued the film was a by product of the main abroad operation reaching hundreds of millions in 108 countries.
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Unitarian Minister To Visit Lubbock
The Rev. H. Paul Osborne of First Unitarian Church in Wichita will visit Lubbock Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 36th St and Ave U for a round table on The Free Church in the Changing World at 6:30 p.m. today with a potluck to follow, then speak on academic freedom at 1 a.m. Sunday in the regular service.
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USIA: overreach blamed yet success in overseas films
The USIA faced criticism for overreaching and misreading legal technicalities, but supporters argue the primary overseas objective of the films was achieved with strong results.
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USIA
New Schools Outlook For Study Of Medicine
The American Medical Association issued an optimistic report on medical education for 1962-63 noting a rise in applicants for medical schools to 15 847 from 14 381 the prior year. Preliminary figures for 1963-64 show 18 184 applicants. Plans for new medical schools were announced by the University of Arizona Mt Sinai Hospital New York University of Massachusetts University of California San Diego Michigan State University and Pennsylvania State University with five other institutions already planning new colleges.
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San Diego
Michigan State University
Pennsylvania State University
Stork Wins In Nip, Tuck Race In Indianapolis
A baby was born in the back seat of a car in Indianapolis as an ambulance driver was reportedly drunk and delayed a five minute trip for 45 minutes. Raleigh Brandenburg, 56, General Hospital driver, was arrested on drunkenness and drunken driving charges. Richard Larmore, en route to a hospital, flagged down a patrol car as labor pains intensified. Patrolmen Carl Robertson and Jerry Piety then radioed for an ambulance and helped deliver the boy.
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General Hospital
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Richard Larmore
Carl Robertson
Jerry Piety
Sharp Jump Noted In Texas Retail Sales
Dallas department stores led a 5 percent weekly sales rise in Texas for the week ended Nov 9 compared with a year ago. Dallas up 7 percent, Houston 6 percent, San Antonio 3 percent, El Paso 10 percent lower.
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