Half-Year After JFK Assassination Grief Persists
Six months after President Kennedy's Dallas assassination the nation remains gripped by heartsickness. The account recalls key moments, from the motorcade shooting to Oswald’s arrest, Ruby’s killing of Oswald, and the Warren Commission’s pending report, with focus on investigations and lingering rumors.
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Kennedy
Dallas
Preston McGraw
United Press International Dallas
UPI
Charles Brehm
Oswald
City Hall
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Mother and two children reported missing in Richardson
A 37 year old Richardson mother and her two children a 5 year old boy and 3 year old girl were reported missing from their Ocean Drive home. The informant said authorities would be notified and several items of the woman's clothing were missing from the residence.
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The
Daily News
Richardson
Ocean Dr
Congress proposes Kennedy Day holiday after Thanksgiving
Washington lawmakers introduced a bill to name the day after Thanksgiving as a national holiday in memory of President John F. Kennedy. Representative Lione Van Deerlin of California pushed the measure, seeking a lasting tribute through a fixed annual observance.
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Washington
UPI
Lione! van Deerlin
D-Calif
John F. Kennnedy
Byrd urges $65 billion cut in Johnson budget
UPI reports Senator Harry F Byrd proposes a $65 billion reduction in President Johnson's fiscal 1965 plan to prevent a fifth straight federal shortfall. The White House later revises deficits upward from $49 billion to $58 billion for 1965, with 1964 projected at about $8.8 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Harry F Byrd
Senate
Johnson
White House
Congress
Zoning discussion on 16 Northwood lots draws debate
Northwood Estates property owners developers and City Plan Commissioners met to discuss potential zoning changes for 16 lots facing Cottonwood Park. Residents opposed any shift toward commercial or apartment use, with one owner urging larger homes. The issue was tabled for study with a city council slated hearing.
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Northwood Estates
City Plan Commissioners
Z. R. Hopper
New
Cottonwood Park
Joe Duggan
Ernest Randal
Hopper
Dick Hull
H. H. Fife
Homer L. Holand
Interurban
George Human
R T. Weaver
Fife
Top Diplomats Begin Analysis Of Adlai's Plan
UNITED NATIONS N Y UPI Diplomats discussed ways to implement Adlai E Stevenson proposals for a UN peacekeeping role in Southeast Asia The Security Council debated Cambodia’s charges amid debate on South Vietnam and the broader region Stevenson warned the Kremlin against allowing Southeast Asia to be overrun while Washington considered UN involvement Cambodia seeks a UN commission to probe safe haven allegations and potential bilateral border patrols are noted with oversight to Secretary General Thant
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N. Y
UPI
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
Southeast Asia
Washington
Laos
Vet Nam
Cambodia
Stevenson
Security Council
South Viet Nam
United States
Russia
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Thant
Johnson Urges Youth Help to Build Great Society
President Johnson appealed to young people to help create a great society by reviving cities, preserving natural beauty, and improving education. He called for creative federalism and conferences to chart a course for a better life at the University of Michigan graduation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Johnson
University of Michigan
Resident Will Receive Degree at North Texas State University
Tom Owen Means of Richardson is among 83 graduate students seeking master’s degrees to be awarded at May 29 commencement at Fouts Field. North Texas State University will confer bachelor’s degrees on 750 candidates and eight doctor’s degrees. Means is a candidate for the Master of Science in Education, son of Paul L. and Mrs. Means, 500 Hyde Park, and principal of Greenwood Hills School, 718 Pinhurst, Richardson.
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Richerson Juror High School
Loyce Volcik
Joyce
Baylor University
Loyce
North Texas State University
Denton
Spl
Tom Owen Means
Richardson
Fouts Field
Radio Stolen From School Administration Office
A sneak thief took a radio a ball point pen and a pack of chewing gum from an office in the School Administration building at 400 S Greenville on Thursday. Police believe the thief entered through an unlocked door.
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S. Greenville
Resident Missing A Year Old Department Store Employee
A department store office worker, age unknown, is reported missing from Island Drive. He did not report to work on Thursday and was believed to have taken several items of clothing from his home.
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Russia
Will Fritz
Oswald
Tipppit
Fritz
Jesse Curry
Island
Woes
Daily News
Richardson Community Notes Hint At New Arts Center
Local items highlight practice chef Richard Russell inviting a friend for coffee at Central Station and Nadine Bekins attending mill marketing. Tom Millers visits an old friend as the Chamber of Commerce building nears completion. Citizens question the discontinuance of the Richardson Youth Association. Plans surface for an elaborate art center and a possible Mexican castle fort styled motel in Richardson. Myra Johnson plans a weekend Gulf trip to Galveston.
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Richard Russell
Nadine Bekins
TOM Millers
Chamber OF Commerce
Richardson Youth Association
Richardson
Myra Johnson
Galveston
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