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Copia de cable de Texas AP hoja suelta de KNER-FM sobre la presidencia de Kennedy
Texas AP wire copy tear sheet from KNER-FM in Richardson, Texas. It contains a description of some of President Kennedy's domestic and foreign policies as well as a physical description of the President. Text of the wire copy is as follows:Ratification of the 23rd amendment to the Constitution giving residents of the District of Columbia the right to vote in national elections...Adoption of a 600 (M) million dollar aid program for Latin America and creation of the Alliance for Progress. The youthful looking Kennedy was boyishly handsome and he carried a slim 175 pounds on his six-foot frame, topped by a shock of unruly chestnut hair. He was a dcorated Navy veteran of the Second World War in which he commanded a P-T boat.G755PES 22AP193(Brockton, Massachusetts)--An all-male jury in Brockton, Massachusetts, has acquitted a marine biologist, Dr. William Sutcliffe, in the poison cocktail murder of his wife. The jury deliberated nearly four hours before returning its verdict. The State had charged Sutcliffe, who is 40, poisoned his wife with wood alcohol after learning she was having a romance with another man. He took the stand in his own defense to deny it.G756PES 22"This wire copy page is a continuation of two previous pages (2009.015.0001.0088 and 2009.015.0001.0089).
Copia de cable de Texas AP hoja suelta de KNER-FM sobre la presidencia de Kennedy
11/22/1963
Papel
8 1/2 x 9 in. (21.6 x 22.9 cm)
Colección Wayne Harrison/Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza
2009.015.0001.0090
KNER-FM era una emisora de radio dirigida por estudiantes con sede en Richardson, Texas. Se fundó en 1955 y emitía principalmente melodías de rock suave con programas religiosos orientados a los bautistas del sur. Era propiedad de Buckner Baptist Benevolences (que se desarrolló a partir de Buckner Orphans Home y ahora es un brazo de Buckner Children and Family Services Dallas). Originalmente emitía de domingo a viernes y tenía su sede en el edificio de la capilla en Buckner Blvd. en una antigua sala de ensayo del coro. Después de 1968, la emisora y la frecuencia se vendieron a la North Texas State University para poner en marcha KNTU. - Stephanie Allen-Givens, Directora de Colecciones y Exposiciones
Copia de cable de Texas AP hoja suelta de KNER-FM sobre la presidencia de Kennedy
Texas AP wire copy tear sheet from KNER-FM in Richardson, Texas. It contains a description of some of President Kennedy's domestic and foreign policies as well as a physical description of the President. Text of the wire copy is as follows:Ratification of the 23rd amendment to the Constitution giving residents of the District of Columbia the right to vote in national elections...Adoption of a 600 (M) million dollar aid program for Latin America and creation of the Alliance for Progress. The youthful looking Kennedy was boyishly handsome and he carried a slim 175 pounds on his six-foot frame, topped by a shock of unruly chestnut hair. He was a dcorated Navy veteran of the Second World War in which he commanded a P-T boat.G755PES 22AP193(Brockton, Massachusetts)--An all-male jury in Brockton, Massachusetts, has acquitted a marine biologist, Dr. William Sutcliffe, in the poison cocktail murder of his wife. The jury deliberated nearly four hours before returning its verdict. The State had charged Sutcliffe, who is 40, poisoned his wife with wood alcohol after learning she was having a romance with another man. He took the stand in his own defense to deny it.G756PES 22"This wire copy page is a continuation of two previous pages (2009.015.0001.0088 and 2009.015.0001.0089).
Copia de cable de Texas AP hoja suelta de KNER-FM sobre la presidencia de Kennedy
11/22/1963
Copia de alambre
Alianza para el Progreso
América Latina
Constitutional amendments
Jurado
Kennedy, John F.
Associated Press (AP)
KNER-FM
Richardson
Papel
8 1/2 x 9 in. (21.6 x 22.9 cm)
Colección Wayne Harrison/Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza
2009.015.0001.0090
KNER-FM era una emisora de radio dirigida por estudiantes con sede en Richardson, Texas. Se fundó en 1955 y emitía principalmente melodías de rock suave con programas religiosos orientados a los bautistas del sur. Era propiedad de Buckner Baptist Benevolences (que se desarrolló a partir de Buckner Orphans Home y ahora es un brazo de Buckner Children and Family Services Dallas). Originalmente emitía de domingo a viernes y tenía su sede en el edificio de la capilla en Buckner Blvd. en una antigua sala de ensayo del coro. Después de 1968, la emisora y la frecuencia se vendieron a la North Texas State University para poner en marcha KNTU. - Stephanie Allen-Givens, Directora de Colecciones y Exposiciones