Dallas Silent Anniversary Marks JFK Slaying
Dallas observed a brief silent memorial at the Kennedy Memorial two blocks from the assassination site as police records tied to the Kennedy case and Oswald Ruby were subpoenaed by a House committee investigating political assassinations. The service had no speeches and was officiated by Rev. Ian Holmes and Dr. Paul A. Stauffer.
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Thanksgiving Gas Prices Dip vs Labor Day
AAA survey of 3,700 outlets shows regular at 61.5 cents per gallon, premium 65.8 cents, unloaded 63.8 cents, and diesel 53.3 cents ahead of the Thanksgiving travel period. Prices are slightly lower than Labor Day with adequate fuel supplies indicated.
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American Automobile Association
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Electric chair project shocks classroom at Scarlet Oaks
In a Scarlet Oaks Vocational School law enforcement class a student built an electric chair model wired to a 100000 volt output for a shopping center display. Teacher Walter O Bryants says the chair is a carpentry and wiring project based on the state’s official device, made of pine, with a safe plug. The project was tied to National Law Enforcement Week and sparked debate on capital punishment while states consider executions.
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Dan Holtel
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Cincinnati Bar Association
National Law Enforcement
Domestic turkeys differ from wild birds in taste and smarts
In Sequim Washington experts note domestic turkeys bred for flavor are less clever and more prone to disease than wild turkeys. Trainer Marinho Correia explains wild gobblers display rugged behavior and migrate. domesticated birds reach fat weights, struggle to reproduce, and many come from test tube conception. About 3,500 wild birds now roam eastern Washington prairies.
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Correia
Butch
Washington Prairies
Hunter shoots alleged killer after witnessing patrolman slaying
Rankin Texas A deer hunter and his son witnessed a patrolman shot by a motorist four miles east of Rankin. The hunter fired four to five times with a 6 millimeter rifle, alleging he hit the suspect once. Patrolman Sammy Charles Long, 39, of McCamey died from three 32 caliber gunshot wounds. San Angelo witnesses used a citizens band radio to summon help.
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McCamey
Aubrey Edwards
Long
California
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Edwards
San Angelo, Tex
Cloudy Skies With Snow Flurries Tonight And Tuesday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Tuesday. Tonight’s low will be in the low 20s, Tuesday’s high near 35, with 50 percent precipitation tonight and 30 percent Tuesday.
Foreign foods win over American taste buds at festival
Cincinnati residents sample diverse cuisines at the seventh annual Cincinnati Folk Festival drawing about 45 000 visitors. Vendors note Americans embrace new dishes as neighborhood ethnic groups grow. A cashier highlights pizza’s rise while a teen praises Cincinnati chili.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Levinrad
Levinrad
America
Food stalls showcase ethnic bites at bustling fair
A crowded fair scene features a Vietnamese refugee at a counter selling boneless chicken and fried rice. An elderly German couple enjoys steaming lasagna while a Mexican man orders a smokebro, as Italian booths sell 1,500 pizzas and 3,200 cannoli. Eggrolls also popular.
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Cincinnati
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