TV Bowl Tilt Times Listed
TV bowl tilt times listed with stations and matchups for Cotton Parade Rose Orange Sugar and Rose Bowl games. Notable events include Rose Parade with Ike as grand marshal and NBC CBS coverage. several bowl games featuring Texas Navy Alabama Mississippi Illinois Washington and Auburn Nebraska.
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Pasadena
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur Godfrey
Betty White
NBC
Ronald Reagan
Bess Myerson
CBS
Channel 10
Texas
Navy
Dallas
Chris Schenkel
Johnny Lujack
Illinois
Washington
Lindsey Nelson
Rod Belcher
Snow Hits South as Freeze Grips Nation
Winter weather extends from the deep South to the North with temperatures plunging into the teens below zero and snowfall in New Orleans for Sugar Bowl visitors. The Weather Bureau reports moderate snow in northern Georgia while freezing rain affects the Carolinas and Florida.
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Florida
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Vero Beach
Johnsbury
Lebanon
N.H
Watertown
N.Y
Lone Rock
Wis
Mercury
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana
Great Plains
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Oswald Note To Wife Reveals Instructions Before Walker Shooting
Houston Chronicle reports Oswald dictated a Russian written note to his wife outlining actions if arrested. The note, said to guide contact with the Russian consul and specify jail locations, was found by a special commission probing the Kennedy assassination. The sniper has allegedly admitted to the Walker incident. Eighty weather and cold records fill the rest of the page with subzero readings across multiple states and a fatal blaze in Youngstown Ohio killing four children.
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Houston
UPI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
Houston Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Oswald
Walker
Marina Oswald
FBI
Youngstown
Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Tex
Atlanta
Mercury
St. Louis
Louisville
Johnson weighs veto or sign on 4.4 billion public works bill
President Johnson faced a tough choice on whether to veto or sign the 4.4 billion public works appropriation. He feared a Panama Canal clause would set executive limits and planned to explain his reasons regardless of action. He also prepared the State of the Union draft and met aides at the LBJ Ranch before New Year’s Eve family plans.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
White House
Panama Canal
House
Senate
Theodore C. Sorensen
Lbj Ranch
Charles Murphy
Michael Forrestal
National Security Council
Marshall Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Elmer Staats
Budget Bureau
Washington
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Central Intelligence
John A. McCone
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnsons
Paradise Valley anticipates revenue gain from census
Paradise Valley plans a special census by a Denver bureau official to update 1960 figures, including annexed areas since 1961. Mayor Jack Huntress says population may rise from 2,200 to about 3,000, with a 12.5 percent area and a $660 cost likely to be offset by higher state shared revenue.
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Paradise Valley
U. S. Census Bureau
Denver
Jack Huntress
Census Bureau
Huntress
Bureau
U. S. Commerce Department
Phoenix
Woolly worms not invading Paradise Valley homes
Paradise Valley residents are told by an Arizona Agro-Chemical Co spokesman that so called wooly worms are salt marsh caterpillars from cotton fields. The insects have left the area cocooning and pose no threat, with council member Walter Ong to report on the situation at the January 9 meeting.
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Paradise Valley
Arizona Agro-Chemical Co
Walter Ong
Edgar H. Lyons
N. 68Rd St
Ong
Bulgarian diplomat Georgiev sentenced to death by Sofia court
Former Bulgarian diplomat Ivan Assen Georgiev, 56, was sentenced to death by firing squad for treason by a Communist court in Sofia. BTA reported the verdict as final with no appeal. He allegedly spied for the United States, admitting CIA funding and involvement with mistresses on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
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Vienna
UPI
Sofia
Ivan-Assen Georgiev
United States
BTA
Supreme Court
Georgiev
Ivan Vachkov
Radio
Vachkov
Bulgaria
United Nations
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
New York
Papal Turnout Planned for Historic Holy Land Trip
Rome readies a hero’s sendoff as Pope Paul VI departs for a Holy Land pilgrimage and a landmark meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athénagoras I. The pope will be the first to visit Palestine and to meet a supreme Eastern church leader in 525 years, with bells tolling for his departure and return.
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Vatican City
Rome
Elks Schedule New Year's Eve Dance at Lodge
Scottsdale Lodge of Elks will host a New Year's Eve dance tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the lodge home at 64th and Oak Streets. Ed Reisner and his band will perform and breakfast will be served. Charge is five dollars per couple.
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THE
Fine Arts Gallery of
Scottsdale
W. Main Street
Casa de Los Arcos
Joe Davis
Stanton Bier
Bier
Sheffield
Davis and Bier
Scottsdale Lodge of Elks
64Th and
Oak St
Ed Reisner
Legal Notice of Sale by Motorola Credit Union Arizona
Motorola Credit Union of Arizona announces sale on January 10 1964 for a 1958 Opel two door station wagon with motor and serial numbers listed. Vehicle owned by Thomas or Patricia Dunnington. sale at 8201 East McDowell Scottsdale Arizona. Loan date April 20 1962. Published December 31 1963.
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Motorola Credit Union of Arizona
E. McDowell
Scottsdale
Arizona
Thomas Or
Patricia Dunnington
Ronald C. Stromer
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Channel 3
Auburn
Nebraska
Miami
Fla
Curt Gowdy
Paul Christman
ABC
Alabama
Mississippi
Ray Scott
Jim Simpson
United Press International
Carolinas
U.S
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Albuquerque
Spokane
Bakersfield
Thermal
Bismarck
Brownsville
Bisbee
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Carefree
Detroit
Cottonwood
Douglas
Fairbanks
Flagstaff
Fort Worth
Fort Huachuca
Fresno
Gila Bend
Helena
Globe
Fonolulu
Grand Canyon
Kingman
Las Vegas
Maverick
Los Angeles
McNary
Prescott
Palm Springs
Show Low
Pittsburgh
Springerville
Portland
Tucson
Reno
Winslow
Sacramento
Yuma
George Adams
LBJ
Murphy
Truman
Arizona Public Service Co
Red Tribunal
Elks
Carl C. L. Wiggs
Scottsdale Opticians
Baptist Medical Center
East 4Th Street
Baptist Hospital
Robert J. Dildine
Hickory Farms
Theis Bakery
W. Indian School
Paul Shank
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