Film strip sparks claim of new JFK assassination evidence
A color film technician says a seven second strip shot minutes before Kennedy's death shows more than one person was responsible. Robert Groden, who enlarged frames to over 1000 times, presented the footage to media at a screening by the Assassination Information Bureau, challenging the Warren Commission finding Oswald acted alone.
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Texas School Book Depository
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Dallas Morning News
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Pecos youth held in Saragosa Hall shooting
Elosio Rodriguez Rubio 18 of Pecos is jailed on $50,000 bond after being charged with the murder of Gilbert Evaro Lara 20 of Glendale Arizona. Lara died after a single chest wound at Saragosa Hall Pecos. Autopsy ordered in Dallas. Rubio says he threw away the gun near Locust and A streets.
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N. 55Th Drive
Glendale
Ariz
Dallas
South
Peach
Lara
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Don Carlile
Justice of the Peace Cliff
Rubio
Thanksgiving Weekend Traffic Deaths Reach 483
The Associated Press reports 483 people died in traffic accidents over the four day Thanksgiving weekend. The National Safety Council had projected 470 to 570 deaths, with weather hampering travel across regions. Last year’s toll was 490, while 1968 remains the deadliest holiday with 764 fatalities.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Midwest
Carter seeks national fight on inflation in cities
President Carter asked mayors from across the nation to join a war on inflation saying next year’s budget will be tight and cities will not receive more than a fair share of restraints. He warned inflation would erode nearly one third of the $6.2 billion in general revenue sharing sent to cities since 1972 and planned to travel to Salt Lake City to receive a family unity presentation from the Mormon Church before returning to Washington.
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Videotaped Davis murder-for-hire trial details shown to jurors
FBI Special Agent Joe Gray described the Aug 20 videotaped rendezvous and soundtrack used in the murder-for-hire case against Cullen Davis. The meeting with informant David McCrory formed the core of prosecutors' narrative to kill Fort Worth Judge Joe Eidson. Gray testified how the surveillance was filmed from a van and noted a shadowy figure near the van window.
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Associated Press
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FBI
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Joe Gray
Dallas
Davis
David McCrory
Fort Worth
Gray
McCrory
Joe Eidson
Priscilla
Eidson
Richard
Haynes
Jack Strickland
Kidson
New Student Loan Program Expands Federal Aid Reach
A revised Guaranteed Student Loan Program offers 7 percent financing with zero interest while in college. Undergraduate borrow up to 2500 yearly, graduate up to 5000, totals 7500 for undergrad and 15000 overall. Interest payments are covered by the federal government, and the income cap limit is removed. Repayment begins 9 to 12 months after graduation, over up to 10 years.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Congress
Record 8.6 Million Tourists Visit U S in Six Months
Foreign visitors increased to 8.6 million in the first half of the year as cheap air fares and a weaker dollar boosted travel. The U S Travel Service reports a 7 percent rise from the same period last year.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Weather notes from Pecos and surroundings
Pecos and vicinity experience variable skies with sun on Sunday then clouds this morning. Weekend highs reached 64 on Sunday and 66 Saturday, with morning lows from 44 to 50. Expect partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday, slightly warmer Tuesday, with tonight’s lows in the upper 20s to upper 30s and Tuesday’s highs ranging from the upper 40s to the upper 60s in Big Bend and Panhandle regions.
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Big Bend
Services set tomorrow for Dr. Harold Lindley
Longtime Pecos resident Dr. Harold Lindley 71 died at 2:30 a.m. Sunday in Odessa. A funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at First Christian Church with Rev. Clark Ford. graveside service in Temple on Wednesday. Lindley led a 42 year Pecos practice, was active in CMA and local civic groups, and is survived by his wife Madge, two sons, a grandson, a sister and a brother.
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J.T. Moore, Jr
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Winkler
Pecos
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Creamy McCree
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