GOP film on moral decline sparks protests
A Republican backing group buys TV time for a half hour film showing striptease acts topless bathing suits and street rioting to portray national moral decay. NBC may stamp some segments before a Thursday NBC network showing.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Russell Walton
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National Broadcasting Co
Walton
Goldwater Warns of Tough Red Move in 1964 Campaign
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater urged a tougher U S foreign policy at a Baltimore hotel rally and a precinct workers meeting. He attacked the Johnson administration as pursuing an insane policy toward a stronger enemy and suggested the Soviet Union may have aided Red China’s nuclear program. He said Khrushchev’s line will not continue and Mao Zedong remains in power, with a clash between communism and the West inevitable.
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Peking
Goldwater
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Unseasonable Cold Grips Eastern U S Tuesday Night
A frigid snap continued across the eastern third of the nation with record low expectations. Frost was forecast as far south as northern Florida while Lubbock warmups were noted after a brief Tuesday chill.
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Beabvard
Florida
Lubbock
Lubbock Weather Bureau
Carr says Warren opposed Texas probe of Kennedy assassination
Warren opposed a Texas inquiry into President Kennedy’s assassination. Texas AG Waggoner Carr told Lions Club members in Lubbock that he and Leon Jaworski faced delays and resistance from Chief Justice Earl Warren in Washington as they pursued state plans. Carr said Warren tried to drop the state inquiry and kept them waiting several days before meeting.
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Ex Leader Khrushchev Confined to House After Ouster
Reports from Moscow say Khrushchev is under house arrest near the Kremlin with his wife, amid Western and European Communist unease at his forced retirement. Brezhnev takes party secretary, Kosygin premier as Pravda harshly criticizes Khrushchev.
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Copenhagen
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Alexei Kosygin
Crimea
Nikita
Pravda
Johnson says policy switch not needed after global events
President Johnson told reporters after a two hour Cabinet meeting that no sharp changes in U S policies are needed now. He cited recent Soviet changes and other world events and outlined conclusions stressing continuity, readiness, and a peaceful world with allied support.
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Farmer Dies In Collision Near Hockley County
William L. Savage a 44 year old Hockley County farmer died when his pickup collided with a Santa Fe freight train at a crossing east of here at 11 23 a m He was en route with a cotton trailer The crash demolished the trailer cotton lay along tracks for a quarter mile The truck was dragged a quarter mile down the tracks and the crossing lies near Savage's farm home The engineer said he whistled and braked as the truck drove onto the tracks See COLLISION Page 12
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Bill) Savage
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Hockley
Savage
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Levelland
H. E. Woods
Slaton
Ike warns of heavier pressure after Khrushchev ouster
Former President Eisenhower says there is greater likelihood of intensified pressure from the Soviet Union following Khrushchev’s removal. He cautions vigilance over complacency, notes no concrete conclusions, and reflects on Moscow’s potential move toward or away from China in light of the Kremlin changes. Brezhnev pledges to continue Khrushchev’s peaceful policy.
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Etzysburg
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Prayer for strength to resist temptation and stay faithful
A devotional fragment asks for divine help to overcome temptation and turn stumbling blocks into stepping stones toward a more dedicated life to Thee. The text appears as a personal prayer attributed to Anonymous with garbled surrounding letters.
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Heavenly Father
Siverie
Oravere
Hoover dies at 90 after long illness in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover, 31st in line, died at 11:35 a.m. in his Waldorf Towers suite in Manhattan after a prolonged illness. He leaves two sons Herbert Jr. and Allan Henry. burial planned in West Branch, Iowa. President Johnson ordered a 30 day mourning period.
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Manhattan
Bert Hoover
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West Branch
Iowa
Mississippi River
Lou Henry
California
Herbert Jr
Allan Henry
John Adams
Experience A Teacher Who Never Teaches Ahead
A humorous note describes a teacher who withholds the next lesson in advance, leaving students guessing what will come next. The line captures a playful critique of unpredictable teaching pacing and the surprise element in classroom instruction.
Tributes Pour In For Herbert Hoover Across Nation and World
President Johnson and former presidents Eisenhower and Truman led tributes to Herbert Hoover 31st U S president at his death. Mourning declared with 30 days of national mourning and flags at half staff as leaders praise Hoover for public service and relief efforts. Secretary of State Rusk called Hoover a statesman who fought hunger and misery for over four decades. Adlai E Stevenson, U S ambassador to the United Nations, also voiced praise. See TRIBUTES Page 12
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Johnson
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Harry S. Truman
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
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Mannera
Waldorf-Astoria
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Weather summary for multiple cities
Readable weather data shows hourly high and low temperatures for several cities. Values indicate a 4 hour window ending at midnight with varying conditions across Amarillo Dallas Roswell Denver and Hickory.
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