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R. S. Carleton, Houston
Helen Goldberg, Dallas
The Church of Holy Comforter, Cleburne
J. T. Smith, Denison
Miss Dorothy Steele - Wants to take collection at McBride's Business College.
When can she start and where does she send collection?
Mrs. William G, Carrick - Donation for "A Memorial."
Ray Mason - I am totally in agreement with the need for a mamorial. When the
time comes that you need an Indian, not a Chief, call on me for all the help
I can provide,
Mrs. Lois Bell Garland, Fort Worth - Donation for Memorial.
Mrs. Fred R. Lowenthal - Sent check for "John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial,"
Mrs. Lillion Beckett - Donation for statue or whatever is decided upon.
The Arts
Ralph Meyer Build auditorium for the Performing Arts. Name it JFK Music Hall.
Mrs. Eugene Beatty - "Tears are the greatest cleansing Agent for our Souls.
So let there be a Wall theat we may lean to and weep our means no more." Also
French Poem.
H. S. (Buddy) Rosenthal Music Hall in Downtown Area near new Courthouse. Parking
space could be used by both without conflict.
Mrs. William W. Munson - Structure for small and large groups to perform, both
Professional and Non-Professional. Graphic Arts should also abound heavily
landscaped green areas.
Mrs, Rolf Olson - Work of Art depicting the sorrow we feel. Lovely sculpture
of quality
Grannie Grice - "A Portrait Memoriam."
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tobolowsky - Dallas is a cultural city. A memorial in the
Art Form would be appropriate.
D. H. Bennett - Musical Chorus-50 or 100 Graduating Seniors, 1 or 2 from each
State University- to be housed in Dallas- 3 month Rehearsal and 9 month World
Larry DuPont, Tracy-Locke Co. - Commission the composition of a Symphony Suite
in memorial to President, to be played by Dallas Symphony November 22nd, with
announcement to be made now.
Samuel Adler - Second to Rual Askew's motion for Center of Fine Arts in Dallas.
Each year set aside $10,000 to commission either a stage work on Opera, a great
Symphonic work, or a work of the Plastic Arts. All works to be first performed
in Dallas by the existing organizations and at JFK Center.
Donald S. Vogel - "The Passion." Catalogue in Exhibit File. Will
furnish a member if desired.
Mrs. W. M. Breath - "The Passion." Series of 54 pictures by Georges
Byron Buckeridge - Bring something like Elmer Scott's Civic Federation of Dallas
back to life. Name it "John F. Kennedy Center on Aims of America."
Jane Sorrows - Let us urge and encourage Dallasites to subscribe to a first
rate out-of-town newspaper. We can support SMU and help make it into a really
high quality institution.
Lewis B. Lefkowitz - Establish a chair either in the Humanities or in the Fine
Arts. Preferably at Southern Methodist University,
Mr. and Mrs. T, A. Pollard - Perpetual chair for studies in human behavior
and social problems - establish at University of Texas, SMU, Harvard, or some
other suitable center of learning -- Or perpetual Peace Foundation, or Perpetual
Loan or Fellowship Fund, or Endowment to the Peace Corps.
Paul W. Weiser - Create "Institute of Advanced Human Relations Studies" in
his name somewhere in Dallas.
Mrs. Alvin Winegarten - Center for the study of Democratic Institutions, headed
by Robert M. Hutchins, former President of the University of Chicago. What
about a branch in Dallas. "Foot Loose Correspondents" November 9,
1963, Now Yorker, P8 105, attached to latter.
Mrs, J. X. Zofness, Encino, Calif. - Build and maintain City College as a living
memorial to out Late and Beloved President Kennedy.
Mrs. Louis F. Cretenoid - History, Good Government and Right Living Scholarships
at SMU. Mark scene with simple tablet indicating reason for it being there.
Joan Weston - JFK School of Social Work and Social Research in Dallas.
J. K. Jones - Memorial should be; Foundation for special services to assist
young people in developing their fullest potential and should be state-wide
in scope.
Mrs. Lawrence S. Pollock - A Chair in Human Relations or Social History at
Barbara L. Vielz - Should be an original creation-not a "Name Change"-"JFK
Memorial Museum," as a Museum Library for presentation and study of Political
Science and Political History. Site - Fair Grounds.
James R. Curtis - SMU School of Government in honor of President Kennedy.
Donald Cowan - Give major attention to Astrophysics Conference sponsored by
Dr. Ivor Robinson, University of Dallas will cooperate in memorial site. Art
Department willing to take lead.
Carl B. Flaxman - Living Memorial to JFK. Chair or Department at SMU for an
Institute of Human Relations.
Joe Salzman - Memorial to JFK. Help educate all of the peoples of the U.S.A.
in Communication. (See Exhibit File.)
Mrs. Nora Ashman - Make Pen-Prints a JFK Memorial, (See Exhibit File.)
George Mumford Pendell - Educational Corporation "The National JFK Memorial
Fund," November 26, 1963 in Oklahoma. Plan to inoorporate in other 49
states. (Articles and Certificate of Incorporation attached to letter.)
Darold Powers - TYK Foundation for Adult Education in American Politics. Cooporation
might be obtained from the Center for the study of Democratic Institutions
at Santa Barbara, Calif.
Manuel I. Zive, Halifax, N.S. - Erect college, on site or elsewhere in Dallas,
without restriction to race, color or creed, or a non-denominational church.
Carleton B. Chapman, M.D., Professor of Medicine - Provide what SMU needs to
become one of the world's half dozen best universities. Part of needs spelled
out by the Committee of Fifty, but not all. Might cost 300 Million Dollars
in Building Fund and Endowment.
Dr. Clyde J. Wingfield - Establish JFK Institute of Citizenship and Public
Northern Illinois Univ. Affairs. It might be affiliated with SMU. As a Model
- Maxwell Graduate School for Citizenship & Public Affairs, at Syracuse
University in New York.
Mrs. Margaret Long - Establish an Institution of Government & Political
Education. A Training Center for our Domestic and Foreign Service representatives.
Dr. E. Christopherson - Consideration of further help to foreign students as
a suitable memorial to the President. (He interested Houston people in establishing
the Nansen Fund to help educate foreign students,)
Mrs. James H. Dunlap - Reprint Mayor Cabell's statement. Establish JFK Graduate
School of Social Research at SMU.
Dan Eddy, The Salvation Array - Establish "The Americas Center" at
one of our universities in Dallas, preferably SMU, for students from both North
and South America to learn more about other nations. Folder on: Public Relation
Society of America meeting attached to letter.
Funds for Survivors
Clifford Noe - President's Memorial Fund for widows and children of Dallas
County peace officers or firemen.
Joseph P. McLaughlin - Hero Scholarship Fund in Dallas to be patterned after
operation in Philadelphia Scholarship Fund for children of policemen and firemen
who die in line of duty.
Jim Meyer - Century Club, nation-wide.
Jim Cash - Blue Coats, Inc. Cleveland organization funds for benefit of survivors
of policemen and firemen. This would benefit families who do not receive national
aid like family of Officer Tippitt.
Jas. W. Collins - Kennedy Memorial Fund for Parkland. Income to be used for
providing medical facilities each year for the needy in our community.
Peter Chandor - A hospital for the aged.
Paul Carrington - Monument at scene would be morbid and unworthy, Do not
like sending any money to Washington, Rename Parkland but would not be worthy
but fund could be started for additional equipment. An addition for the aged
or mental illness.
Benjamin Eisner Complete Children's Medical Center, Set our goal as the finest
facility of its kind to be named JFK Medical Center.
G. Porter Burgess - We can build a living memorial to care for the retarded,
the aged or any one of the President's humanitarian interests.
Mrs. T. L. Hurst - If stone erected in Washington, let's make it a hospital
unit in Wadley Blood Center.
Mental Facilities
Not signed, Elgin, Illinois postmark - Take more interest in mental health.
Marcel C. Carol - Establish Research Center for study of mental disorders. "The
initial founding should not be tax deductible."
Carleton B. Chapman, M.D. - One possibility-build JFK Psychiatric Hospital
as a separate unit in the Parkland-Southwestern Medical School area, Endow
two psychiatric chairs and a sizeable endowment for operation and research.
J. W. Teague - Construction in Dallas of a hospital for treatment of mental
and psychiatric patients.
Mrs. Wm. Trawnik - Foundation not only of a psychiatric nature, but ought also
to have a strong Christian appeal.
Earle E. Redmond - Mental health is one field he was interested in.
North Highlands, Calif. - This despicable act shames us all. Not just the city
of Dallas,
Mary V. Battle, Memphis, Tenn. - Take mentally ill persons in private homes
like they do in Gheel, Belgium.
Mr, & Mrs. Ronald M. Weiss - Disapprove monument at scene. Foundation for
mentally retarded or Children's Psychiatric Treatment Center.
John W. Meaney, Assistant to Chancellor, Univ. of Texas - A living institution
of national significance in some area especially favored by the late President.
Perhaps a National Center for Research and Prevention of Mental Retardation,
The Center should clearly be a sacrifice and a gesture of Dallas and Texas
for the nation.
Anna S. Hill, Chairman, Texas Retarded Children's Found. - Sunnyhill Training
Center & Work Shop, 233 West Wheatland Road, opened October 1963. The mentally
retarded can be evaluated, placed in actual jobs, earn money and maintain self
respect. 30,000 mentally retarded in Dallas County. We propose: Center be named
JFK Memorial Community Center for Retarded.
Verlin Osborne, Executive Dir., Dallas Council for Retarded Children - Need:
Residential care for retarded. 1. Emergency cases waiting admission to state
schools. 2. Temporary care while parent is ill or hospitalized. Activity Center
for older trainable retardates who are Past school age. Name it: JFK Memorial
Retarded Children's Center.
Mrs. O. L. Young - JFK Memorial Hospital for Retarded Children.
Alan V. Iselin, Albany, N. Y. - Civic Leaders of Dallas: Create JFK Memorial
Fund for the mentally retarded. Dallas could be National Headquarters of Fund
Drive to be held each November 22.
Mrs. Gladys Griffin - Would not want a lifeless memorial. Suggest school for
mentally retarded or hospital to treat mental illness.
Caesar Clark - John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital for care of mentally retarded
Mrs. John W. Teat - Give thoughts to mentally retarded.
Ken Knopp, Community Service Dir., Texas Retarded Children Found. - Recently
opened comprehensive Community Center at Sunnyhill Training Center for Mentally
Retarded. Could be a real monument to JFK. "We have established a Memorial
Fund in his honor."
Irving Pierce - A JFK Foundation for Retarded Children could be a Living Memorial.
A marker should commemorate the spot. A suitable monument should be erected
in Washington
Mrs. Mary Armstrong - Special wing for Children's Medical Center for care and
training of retarded children. Perhaps a Research Foundation.
Mrs. H. R. McDonald - Don't place monument at scene. Start working on something
that will be a blessing to the unfortunate and in the name of JFK.
Richard A. Magruder - Mass gathering of thousands of heartsick and remorseful
citizens. "Afternoon of Dallas Re-Affirmation."
Mrs, Henry I. Schaffer - The restoration of justice and order within the nation
and throughout the world would be the most appropriate memorial we could pay
our late President
Mrs. S. T. Hall - Establish John F. Kennedy Boys Club.
Mrs. Helen B. Henderson - Help the needy people of the Area. Don't let these
funds be used on cold stone to gather moss.
Joan Hall - A "Living" Memorial City Park. A new wing or facility
to a hospital, a Scholarship Fund or Civic Project that would benefit mankind.
Albert Price - Invite every top newspaper writer and columnist for a 3-day
Special Visitors Tour.
Mrs. Anne Belanger, Toronto, Ontario - Let it be publicly announced that the
citizens of Dallas dedicate themselves to the full and free acceptance in equal
humanity, of all races regardless of color.
R. W. Reynolds - "Roving" Pony Express mount riding from place to
Robert Lee Simmons - Resolution honoring our late President. (2 pages attached
to letter.)
A. K. Spalding - Day Nursery under guidance of Dallas Day Nursery Association
as a memorial to J.F.K.
John Coyle, Radio & TV Broadcasters of Texas - "Texas Kennedy Memorial." "Living
Memorial" - A final list would be prepared for Mrs. Kennedy. She would
make final decision.
Dr. Renato Mazza - Offer to create fitting memorial to JFK as he
did for: E. L. DeGolyer, Sr. - Science Library, SMU, A. H. Meadows - For Fine
Arts Center,
Wilbert Verhelst - Not like existing monuments. Design might be achieved by
a statewide, Regional, National or International competition for Architects,
Sculptors and Designers. Suggest: Final decision to be left to'Mrs. Kennedy.
Enslie O. Oglesby, Jr. - Offer of assistance from Dallas Chapter of the American
Pres., Dallas Chapter, Institute of Architects in appraising suggestions, A.I.A.
Henry G. Stary - We want a monument-type memorial erected as soon as possible
at Houston and Elm to be paid for with funds contributed by Dallas citizens.
Lyn E. Davis - Appropriate plaque in Dealey Plaza. Bronze casting - 3 Hands
- 2 Mrs. Kennedy holding ring and 1 representing hand of President.
Joe Wright - Statue on the spot. Widen street around statue. (Sketch attached
to letter.)
James & Gene Thomas, Jr. - Eternal Flame. Duplicate flame at President's
Stuart M. Luce - Suitable monument at or near scene. I believe we want to show
in some tangible, visible manner our true and deep love and respect.
George M. Randall - Memorial Park with plaque adjacent to the scene.
Mrs. Margie Tennison - Proper memorial, Should contain flag to Always be flown
at 1/2 mast. Light at base to read inscription. (Contained in letter.)
J. S. Conover - Levy 10 Special Tax - City raise $300,000 to $400,000, A Carillon
Tower or an Arch spanning Elm.
Susan Block - I vote for memorial in honor of President Kennedy.
Eunice Tuel - White Cross with two torches with a single white dove or huge
globe with doves circling it.
Dan Gibbs - Marker to designate site. Remaining funds placed in trust for educating
children of Dallas Policeman Tippit.
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Farmer - Likeness of President above a carving of
his now famous and undying phrase: "Ask not what your Country...." on
grassy knoll near the spot. (Sketch attached to letter.)
T. Sgt. Ralph Savarese - Erect a monument.
Maurice Carlson and Mike MoKoll, City Council Appearance, December 2 - Historical
marker at scene. Kennedy Memorial Park at Triple Underpass. Buy Texas Book
Depository and dedicate it as a building of historical importance. Kennedy
Educational & Research End.
Lucy Belle Smith - Rose Garden 1/2 mile in each direction from spot. Call it "Kennedy
Rose Garden" or the "Kennedy Mile."
Grover Ketron, Los Angeles, Calif. - Build a Memorial. "We love Dallas
and its people and in the end she will become one of our greatest Cities."
Miss Irene Shollenberger - Erect a marker on the spot.
Thomas Hake - Statue on the spot.
Constance Carlton - Statue or Memorial.
Zennis Marmarinos, 601 West 190th St., New York, N. Y. - National collection
for a memorial on the spot.
Joseph Carl Fiorella - Start a memorial to this great man.
Paul Carnahan - Memorial at site.
Mrs. Robert F. Hallum - Monument close to place.
George R. Pena - Marker to indicate place where President was shot.
Miss Carole Sahulka - Erect statue of JFK on spot.
D. D. Dozier - Area on one side of Elm made a Memorial Park. Erect a physical
Mrs. H. L. Arline - Bronze life size statue as portrayed in enclosed picture
and inscribed "Eternal Flame." (Picture and inscription attached
to letter.)
Ann Henderson - Simple monument "Eternal Flame" in the vicinity of
Elm and Houston.
Mrs. T. T. Sivley - Memorial "The Perpetual Light."
Mrs. Vivian Wheeler - Modern free form sculpture representing "Freedom" as
a monument to be near site.
Rev. Lee G. O'Connor, S. J. - Arche de Triomphe. Divide into 50 segments.
Stanley Matysek - Erect a great monument. Inscribe ',My Fellow Americans, Eternal
Flame to light it.
Ronnie Ray - Shrine of some kind on or near the spot where our President fall.
Eugene Fulcher - Erect a monument of love to our late President to be built
where he was shot.
William Anderson - Erect memorial to late President Kennedy.
Anne L. Gibson - Suggest we light a perpetual torch.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Griffin - Memorial with "Except the Lord Keep
the City, the Watchman Waketh in Vain" inscribed.
Louisa R. Lindow, Sacramento, Calif. - Monument of President JFK along the
driveway where so many of the Dallas citizens left wreaths.
Eugene Sergi - Erect monument on the spot.
Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Salso - Life size statue of President JFK at the sight
of assassination. We have had out-of-town relatives last weekend to see the
exact site and we are sure this will be the case from now on.
Harry J. Nutt, Bainbrige Island, Washington - Bypass the "spot" by
a new road and establish a suitable monument.
Mrs. Grady Garrett - Square marker with Eternal Flame.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Coniglio - Monument on the site, Life size sculpture
of JFK on a high base.
W. A. Dawson, M.D. - "Place of Flowers" opposite the spot.
Mrs. Martin P. Clancy - "Perpetual Light." Inscription "Ask
Not What Your Country Can Do for You."
Mrs. Virginia Bradbury Monument. See letter for inscription.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Walters, Sr. - Memorial should be placed in Dallas.
Sarah Quinn - Monument should be erected on the corner of Elm and Houston.
Mrs, Mack Ronk & Family - Perpetual Flame monument such as the one in Arlington.
Charles A. Basic, Jr. - A statue or monument should be placed in the Triangle
near where the late President was shot.
Mrs. Mattis Crowley - Erect a memorial shrine in the design of a cross.
Dr. Peter A. Schurba - A non-denominational Grotto or Chapel on the site where
people of all faiths, creeds and color could go to pray for peace.
Mrs. Florine Dillon - Life size figures of the 4 members of the Kennedy Family
walking hand in hand down the hill in Dealey Plaza.
Miss Annette Tones - "Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You; Ask What
You Can Do for Your Country."
John J, McGee, Charlestown, Mass. - Bronze Star embedded in street, surrounded
by a mosaic of brick as was done at the actual "Site of the Boston Massacre."
Boyd Ridgway - Carillon "Bell Tower."
Hank X. Vandeveerdonk - Memorial Carillon Bell Tower.
Chris Victor Semos - Suitable memorial statue near Elm and Houston.
Green Peyton - Suitable memorial at site.
Mrs. Doris L. Williams - Memorial or plaque where he was assassinated.
Charles W. Caldwell, Helen J. Caldwell, Bobbie Caldwell, Carolyn Caldwell -
A memorial near the spot.
Arch Rounsaville - Suitable shrine near the spot, Burning Torch Here. All forms
of government in Dallas should press for a large memorial in Washington.
W. P. Becker - Carillon.
Mrs. Wm. B. Campbell - Simple and modest memorial.
Bernard N. Barnes, Jr. - Eternal Flame.
C. S. Gilley - Arch over Elm St.
Bradford W. Tibbitts - Suitable memorial at site near the scene.
Joe Carr - "A Cairn for Kennedy."
Elgin E. Crull - Structure at site for flags from all nations.
Jose C. Colon - Memorial at the place. "Ask Not What Your Country Can
Do for You, but Ask What You Can Do for Your Country."
Garland R. Hancock - Direct likeness of President Kennedy at the scene and
name the area "Kennedy Memorial Park."
Scott Metcalf - Block of Texas Granite with Gas Torch similar to that in Arlington
Walter Greenblatt - Flags of different world nations as a Memorial Plaza at
the scene.
Mrs. A. B. Ellis - Mark the spot where he gave his life "God & Country," so
residents and visitors can see and be reminded that we are Americans and this
is a Christian nation.
Carl A. Scamardo - Not just a place marker but one that would involve several
million dollars to construct, Fitting place - near the spot.
Mrs. Louise Fletcher - Memorial Park at the scene of the assassination.
Mrs. Ralph R. O'Fallon - Memorial to represent faith, hope and charity and
use in a fountain.
Stephen W. Schneider - Simple flower garden with young oak in center and another
Eternal Flame to be lighted from the flame at President Kennedy's grave in
Mrs. Sara Daniels - A statue of Lincoln - either with his hand on Kennedy's
shoulder or in some gesture of welcoming Kennedy.
Imogene Mayfield, M.D. - 1. Memorial should be at site; 2. Erected by Dallas
people only; 3. A spire type; 4. Seating space inside; plus 9 others.
Gershon Canaan, Architect - Will donate design services for JFK Memorial. Has
memorials in Washington, New York, San Antonio and Dallas.
Bob Souter - Put a cross in the pavement at the scene inscribed with a brief
Mrs. A. Dunbar, 2620 State - Burning torch like they have on his grave.
Unsigned Post Card - Permanent flame on the grassy slopes.
Opal Rice, Beverly Bishop - Place monument at the site of the assassination.
Mrs. Anne McVaugh - Since so many people are visiting the spot of the tragedy,
that is the right place to build a memorial.
Mrs. R.. C. Mullen, Sr. - Local memorial at the scene-Eternal Flame. Mark window
shot was fired from.
Mrs. Ellis H. Bennett - Memorial at the site, Monument of children holding
Perpetual Flame. Rededicate the old Courthouse. Restore Women's Building for
Albert L. Pena - Erect a suitable and permanent monument at the scene.
Alan J. Davis - Coventry Cathedral destroyed W. W. II - Altar built in rubble
- Cross "Father Forgive." New Cathedral built. Special Litany read
on Friday. Do same on site.
Orville L. Dowell - Monument in Dallas, not Washington.
Frank C. Rocco - Carrillon Tower, Named JFK Carrillon.
Marie A. Faust - Want a monument in this town. Quit pussy footing around. Do
something about it.
Lillie F. Collier, Chairman, Seagoville Civics Class - A "Cairn."
Ina Bell (Daniels) Marshall, Nina Nell (Daniels) Wheeler - Monument in our
City, a "Cairn." The Gold Queens from the South."
Mrs. Melvyn A. Rose - Beautiful marble and stone monument at scene.
Dale K. Sievert - 55 flag poles in semi-circle for flags of each country. (Diagram
attached to letter.)
Rev. David F. Born - Statue of Kennedy on very spot where he was assassinated,
A small island would do.
Mary Fugger - Beautiful Dallas Memorial at scene. Place containers at convenient
locations so everyone that lived here November 22 can contribute.
Mrs. Anne McVaughn - Build a memorial at spot. Place flowers there. It is going
to be a memorial whether we do anything about it or not. Don't beautify old
Amy Cloninger - Appropriate inscription for monument..."Ask Not What Your
Country Can Do...."
Edward Spencer - Memorial at exact spot. (Sketch attached to letter.)
E. J. Adams, Indianapolis, Ind. - Build on the spot to house all organizations
a model for working out race relations.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Hockaday School - Small monument with replica of Eternal
Helen Moody - Tall monument at site. Rename plaza as Kennedy Plaza, beautify,
erect flag pole.
Robert Jones, I, B. Marshall, N. N. Mobley, William Hawthorne, Mitchell Hollond,
David C. Marshall - "Cairn."
Marie Fraser - 100 ft. high shaft of granite at the site. (Design attached
to letter.)
Dorothy R. Haney - Perpetual Flame on the site,
Faustine F. Rios - Erect JFK Memorial in Dallas.
F. D. Richardson - "In Memorium to JFK, 35th President of the U. S. of
A. from the people of Dallas, Texas."
Norman Igo - Tear down old Courthouse. Each person in Dallas to donate $1.00.
Vince Panning, Dallas - Suitable monument at site. Dallas must dedicate some
part of itself to JFK. A Washington, D,C. Memorial is, at this time, out of
the province of Dallas citizens.
Phoned to Mr. Jonsson's Office - Place a Perpetual Flame at the spot.
John Reginald Abbott - Life size bust of late President. Will make for Material
charges. (See Exhibit File,) Former Royal C.M.P.
Marguerite Cassidy - Monument on or near site. "When Dallas citizens looked
at monument they would remember what prejudice and bigotry did to this wonderful
L. W. Herrin, Worthy President, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Dallas Aerie - Ten
Commandments Monolith at site to honor Brother Eagle Jack Kennedy. Eagle Memorial
Services on November 22.
Alice Worley - Arch at site with Eternal Flame. (Sketch included in letter.)
B. J, Chenault - Eternal Flame at site, Name Plaza John F. Kennedy.
Mrs. A. C. Miller - Eternal Flame,
Penny Merritt - A monument in memory of the late President John F. Kennedy.
Barbara Babcock - A bust cast in bronze on a pedestal.
Joseph Wrazier - Monument on the very spot. Erect so traffic could move under
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Hockaday School) - Erect small monument containing a
replica of the Eternal Light at President Kennedy's grave.
Ruben Rodriguez - Likeness of JFK in rocking chair as a statue.
Miss Frances Utridge Rename street Kennedy Blvd, Erect a cross with name, dates
of birth and death.
The W. J. Hale Family - Bronze marker with simple markings. Possibly low or
flat to be placed near the site.
D. P. Morgan - Great memorial on the spot. Living memorial in our hearts.
Mrs. Richard Nosler - Embed a 4 square Gold Cross in the pavement of Elm.
Thomas D. Reagor - Monument of some type at the location. Change Main Street
to Kennedy Avenue.
Chas, I. Steinberg - Want to bring clay model of schulpture to Dallas for approval,
Model made from original color photo taken at Rice Stadium, Houston, before
his last visit to Houston.
Arnold Denton - Proposed monument, (See letter for details.)
Mrs. Levis M. Cox - Tall slim structure with bust of Statue of Liberty holding
Everlasting Flame, Include a bubbling fountain.
Bill Owens - Bring about the firm conception of memorial with the highest priority.
Is accomplished in Aesthetic lighting design. Offered service.
Mrs. Bethe Wilkinson - Lovely park where tragedy occurred and a monument.
One American - Contribution for "An arch, perhaps even greater than France's
Arch of Triumph, over the very location."
Boyd Ridgeway - Memorial Carillon Tower near the spot of the President's assassination.
Roger H. Unger, M.D. - Statue of and monument to our late President in park
overlooking the spot of his assassination.
Beryl Daley - A bridge should be built over the place; there should be two
statues - one of the President and one of Patrolman Tippitt and a suitable
Chief Justice Allen Frasier, Court of Civil Appeals, El Paso - Would like to
join with Mayor and City of Dallas in erecting a memorial to JFK as a completely
non-political gesture for the people of El Paso.
Away from Scene
K. L. Reddick - Erect monument in Washington with funds collected by citizens
of Dallas.
R. E. Talley - Name winning airport (Dallas and Fort Worth Regional) John F.
Kennedy International.
Enslie Oglesby - Create plaza on Triangle at Bryan, Ervay and Pacific.
Harry F. Lindgren, Chicago, Ill. - Do not erect marker at scene. The people
of Dallas are not responsible. Matter will be forgotten after Jack Ruby's trial.
Art Martin - When "Air Force I" is retired, request Air Force to
return it to Dallas and become a permanent memorial to the late President JFK.
(Made request to City Council.)
Larry A. Hart - Name first development of Dallas Homes, Inc., in West Dallas, "Kennedy
Perry A. Warren - Create "World Peace Star" to be placed on Xmas
E. G. Brown - 25,000 cap. football stadium for high school games. Name it "JFK
Memorial Stadium."
Mr. & Mrs. M. I. Baldwin - Memorial site in Dallas.
Mrs. Ralph Bubis - Complete funds for National Cultural Center.
H, B. Carlisle - Not only build an impressive monument, but also a warmer memorial
of tolerance.
Mrs. A. Lorch Folz - Stone Street - very fine piece of sculpture - landscape
beautifully. Should not be at the assassination site.
Lynn Lawther - "Chapel in the Sky," in new Courthouse in honor of
JFK. Does not like idea of statue.
Mrs. E. E. Echols - Regional Airport, surpassing all others. Name it "John
F. Kennedy."
R. J. O'Connell - The memorial should be located in our nation's capitol.
P. King Taylor - Monument in Washington, not in Dallas.
C. C. (Bill) Elkins - Memorial Chapel in lobby of Love Field Terminal.
James F. Gilbert, Charles F. Hawkins, William C. Garrett, Wilmer D. Masterson
- Numerous areas in Downtown Dallas (e.g, the block on which Jack Ruby's night
club is located) suitable for small park.
Mrs. Arthur Draeger - Small downtown mall or park in the heart of the city.
Memorial in Dallas - not Washington.
William V. Buchanan, 175 5th Ave., New York - JFK memorial over grave site
in Arlington Cemetery.
John T. Conley - Acquire property at Main, Commerce, Harwood and St. Paul.
Landscape for park, 4 or 5 deck underground parking, as revenue to recover
Norman R. Crozier, Jr. - Park between the Levees. Kennedy Park Authority to
be established by Texas Legislature with eminent domain and taxing powers.
John Hicks - Build a new John F. Kennedy Technical High School at site of old
Michael Broom - Place statue in Airport. Remove Texas Ranger.
Leo Arthur Kelmenson - Library site at Harvard University for JFK's personal
papers. Building cost about $4,000,000, Dawned on us People of the state of
Texas might want to organize a group to raise this money as an indication of
the faith of this city (Dallas) and state have in ideals of justice and good
Perry A. Warren - "World Peace Star" for Xmas tree in memory of late
Mrs, Bryan Williams - Landscaped double path extending from center of Dallas
a mile or two into the suburbs.
William Williams, barber in Love Field shop - Suggested to Victor Wickersham,
member of Congress, 6th District, Oklahoma - "A statue of JFK at Love
Eleta Younkin - Erect a monument but not on scene.
Thomas I. Gerson, Executive Director, Nat. Comm. for Uncle Sam - Children of
America requested to use their pennies to build a suitable memorial to JFK
at Arlington Cemetery. "Would school children of Dallas wish to join other
Virginia Walker Balentine - Monument in Washington. Not Dallas. Not Texas.
John L. Brandt, Houston - Dallas and Fort Worth put shoulders to wheel and
build, jointly, one of the finest airports in country. Name JFK International
G. P. Atkinson - Remodel Cotton Bowl. Rebuild State Fair Grounds. Rename Grounds
- Presidential Park. Rename Stadium - Kennedy Memorial. "A 100 Million
Jim Pavlou - Change name of street to: "John F. Kennedy Avenue."
Jay B. Hobbell - Change name of Dallas to Kennedy.
A Friend" (Dallas postmark) - A memorial of the best - a carved stone
standswell. Change Parkland Memorial Hospital to JFK Memorial Hospital.
Kennedy Smart - Change Parkland Hospital to Kennedy Memorial.
Roy E. Johnson - Change Love Field to JFK Memorial International Airport.
R. W. Mowery - Make Love Field JFK Memorial Air Field. Mr. Hal Holsonbeok and
I would see that a full size bronze statue of the late President was erected
in the lobby of the terminal,
Tames Ralph Wood - Change Love Field to John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport.
Elmer W. Griffin - Rename Parkland "John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital." Memorial
services each week for 1 year, "JFK Memorial" Medal or Citation for
graduating senior who most exemplifies qualities of late President.
Duane A. Crawford - Change Love Field to John F. Kennedy international Airport,
Wanda LaVern Hill, Dallas, Age 14 - Change Main Street to Kennedy Avenue.
Mrs. Klaus Penzel - Rename our city after him.
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Dent, Sr. Change Love Field to John F. Kennedy Airport.
C. R. Powell - Rename: Elm - Kennedy; Main - Connally; Commerce - Tippitt.
Arch, similar to the one being completed in St. Louis, be erected over the
3 streets as near the assassination spot as practical.
Mrs. E. C. Steiner - Rename Mountain Creek Park "John F. Kennedy Park."
Mrs. Guy Kirkpatrick - Change name of Elm Street to John F. Kennedy Avenue.
L. W. Mayo - Suggest block in which President Kennedy was shot be named: "En
San Guine Block or En San Guine Corner."
Mrs, John W. Davies - Designate Lake Cliff Park as Kennedy Park, and erect
a statue or suitable memorial.
Tom R. Torrance, Age 9, Vashon, Wash. - Name the road where he died "John
F. Kennedy Blvd,"
Harold Swanson - Rename site where our late President was shot "JFK Memorial
Mrs. Irene Burtin, Jacksonville, Fla. - Change Dallas to Kennedy.
Bruce Edward Brant, Los Angeles, Calif. - Change Dallas to Kennedy.
Virginia M. McCann - Change Main Street to President Kennedy Street or Avenue
of President Kennedy or a similar name.
Mrs. Richard Mosler - Urge that Parkway be renamed "Kennedy Parkway" at
Chet and Joan Perkins, Columbus., Ohio - Rededicate your celebrated Love Field
to be known as "John F, Kennedy Memorial Airport."
Norman V. Benedict - Rename Dallas Memorial Auditorium "John F. Kennedy
Memorial Auditorium."
Lawrence H. Gabagan, M.D., 135 E. 64th St., New York - Change Graduate Research
Center of the S.W. to JFK Research Center.
Kay Cassidy Sansone - Rename Love Field "Kennedy Memorial Field."
Mr. & Mrs. William Edward Johns - Change Love Field to Kennedy Memorial
Nathan Seckench, 7808 Lunt Ave., Chicago - Texas
School Book Depository. Raze building. Erect suitable memorial to JFK.
A New York friend of Mr. Stanley Marcus - Let the citizens of Dallas raze that
hateful building to the ground. Surely as architecture, the Texas Book Depository
will not be missed. The recurring sight of that disgraceful window can only
go on reminding decent men of the most monstrous deed in our present history.
Unsigned (postmarked Orange, Texas) - Drape window of Texas School Book Depository
in black.
John S. O'Neall, Jr., Knoxville, Tenn. - Build a small Chapel or Carillon. "Your
visitors will seek it out." Raze Texas School Book Depository, "Let
Dallas come forward."
Renate Trawnik - Buy Texas School Book Depository. Dedicate it to the guidance
and rehabilitation of emotionally disturbed children.
Donald V. Yarborough - Remodel Texas School Book Depository, Convert into branch
of the Public Library and name "John F. Kennedy Memorial Library." Maintain
25-foot square area at site and left exactly as it is with present furnishings
and fixtures.
Jean Francis - Move the book building and build a Cathedral.
Ed R. Crissey - Black marble slab to close window at Texas School Book Depository.
Dr. Howard T. Simpson - If price reasonable, buy School Book Depository Building,
Raze and sell brick $1 or more to finance project - any surplus for park.
"Only a Nurse" (Dallas postmark) - Texas School Book Depository. Put
a George Washington and Sam Houston type memorial on this ground.
Fred G. Willie - Destroy Texas School Book Depository. Rubble buried in an
undisclosed spot or dumped into the sea. Plant a sturdy oak. Not something
of stone, cement or marble,
Mrs. H. L. Voelker - Raze Texas School Book Depository. Build a fitting memorial.
Chester Rapkin, Prof. of City Planning, University of Penna. - Acquire Texas
School Book Depository. Demolish the structure. Erect a monument to JFK.
Mrs. Margaret Stallings - Texas School Book Depository. Demolish and erect
Memorial Chapel.
Retiree - Texas School Book Depository. Raze to the ground and build Shrine
to our President.
Miss T. Farris - Texas School Book Depository. Tear down and build a beautiful
JFK Memorial Park.
Mrs. Randolph Tomlinson - Texas School Book Depository. Buy, tear down, replace
with beautiful park and a statue.
Phoned to Mr. Jonsson's Office - Destroy building from which shot was fired.
Construct park.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson - Statue of our beloved First Family. Tear down Texas Book
Depository and use for parking for visitors. Vie could also join in building
a National Monument in Washington
Edward C. Sosman - Texas School Book Depository. Buy, demolish and erect suitable
memorial. Rename streets at that corner for Kennedy and Tippitt.
Mrs. Lois 0. Aldridge - Texas School Book Depository. Tear down the building.
Build Lincoln type memorial.
Mary Trinkle (see below)
Oliver W. Hammond - Permanent Citizens Committee for a continuing
Review. Activation and Annual Report on November 22 as to what is being accomplished
by particular
groups referred to in Mayor Cabell's Official Statement.
Bill Brewer, W. P. Brewer Associates - Feels Dallas is definitely being injured
from a business standpoint. Suggests immediate action.
Joseph A. Shirley - It will be months and perhaps even years before local public
opinion "Jells." Why is this thing being rushed so?
Joseph A. Shirley - Wants Sears to provide on a loan Theatre type Stanchions
with 1-1/2" rope to control pedestrians at site instead of light rope
tied to Traffic Control Post.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Newton, 1318 Melbourne - A monument to his memory in Dallas,
erected as an expression of our city as a whole, would not only be a living
hypocritical lie and actually an insult to his memory, but would be contrary
to his own wishes.
Mary Trinkle - Texas School Book Depository. Empty, seal up and paint black.
Each November 22 a National Day of Mourning.
Courtesy of DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas


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Penthouse Hacienda San Jose W/ OCEAN VIEWS in Center Of Town in Playa del Carmen
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Hacienda San Jose
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 2,250 / week
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This Gorgeous Luxury Ocean View Penthouse Condo Has Absolutely Everything You Will Want For Your Ultimate Mexico Vacation. This property has the best ocean views in all of Playa from almost every room & a panoramic view of the entire coastline from the 500 square foot private roof deck. This condo is just 1 block to the ocean and the most popular beach clubs in all of Playa. As well we are just one block from the famous 5th Avenue Promenade ( La Quinta) where there are exquisite restaurants, bars, shopping and the best white sandy beaches in the world. This is noot your typical rental. The condo is operated like a 4 star hotel offering top notch services (concierge, lending out local cell phones, 24 hour management services, etc). The linens are top quality and beds are extremely comfortable. You will feel as if you are right at home
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enjoyment on the property. The condo is usually rented all year long, with multiple repeat visitors. The kitchen is fully equipted because the owner is
a chef. You will not find a condo with higher end finishes and as
lovely views as "Casa Del Lauria".
Located on the beautiful Mexicana Caribbean coast some 40 miles (60
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turquoise seas. Jacques Cousteau called these waters here "the
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and most have grass hut roofing, and the charming cobblestone
streets are lined with unique restaurants, boutiques, and incredible night
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beaches are liberal and somewhat topless. The second best diving in the world is on the island Cozumel, only a half hour boat ride away. In Cozumel, even when snorkeling, you will see creatures of the sea that you have only heard about in storybooks. In Playa you do not need a car, life here is relaxing
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Casa De Lauria is located less than one block to Coco Beach, rated
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called Hacienda San Jose. The building has lush grounds and a
beautiful swimming pool made with boulders and natural rock. This
condo development was built in 2001. Casa De Lauria is a premier
unit because it is on the top floor (3rd), and has a private 500 sq.
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found. It is peaceful and quiet at the condo but only a few steps to
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condo rental amenities
~Air Conditioning In All Rooms
~High End Bed Linens, 2 King Size Beds
~Fully Equipted Kitchen w/ Gas Stove & Refrigerator
~Washer /Dryer in Unit
~TV with DVD Player & Library of Movies
~Stereo & CD Player
~Housekeeper Every 2 Days
~Private 500 sq. ft Rooftop Deck W/ Unobstructed Ocean Views
~Toaster, Coffemaker,Blender (for Margaritas)
~Bath & Beach Towels Provided
~Resort Style Swimming Pool
~Rooftop jacuzzi, Dining Table, Sunchairs, and Couch
~Marble floors throughout
~Building was New Only 3 Years Old
~Only One Block To the Best Beach In Playa
~Only One Block to 5th Ave ( the main strip in Playa Del Carmen)
activities and attractions in Playa del Carmen Yucatan
Activities & Attractions
~Over 100 Shops Within Walking Distance From The House
~Over 60 Restaurants, Bars, and Clubs within Walking Distance
~Xcaret theme park
~Tres Rios ecological park
~Robert von Hagge golf course
~8 Scuba Diving Centers within A Few Blocks
~10 Minute Walk to the Ferry to Cozumel Island
~Sailing charters
~Mayan archeological sites (including the Mayan ruins of Tulum, Coba
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~Fishing trips
~Sky diving
~Boat rentals
~Crocodile farm
~Cavern Scuba Diving & Snorkeling
~Yoga classes
~Spanish Lessons
~Health Club w / Weights Nearby
vacation rental rates
Dec 1~Dec 19 ..... $185 /night, or $1230/week
Dec 19~Jan 3 ..... $2250/week (Weekly rental only- New Years or Christ.)
Jan 3~May 1 ..... $192 /night, or $1350/week
May 2~Aug 31 ..... $164 /night, or $1150/week
Sept 1~Nov 20 .....$ 142 /night, or $1000/week
Nov 20~Nov 27.....$1350 week, one week minimum
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Cisco switches to two-unit mode
August 23, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsCisco Systems cleaned house, refurbishing its previous three divisions into two — an 11-part engineering unit and a marketing unit. The company also moved execs and lost Kevin Kennedy, its senior VP of its old service provider line. In April 1997, Cisco devised three lines of business — its enterprise, service provider and commercial units — to focus on the growing markets at ...
Undaunted statisticians keep crunching
August 22, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsThey're back. The diligent number crunchers have churned out yet another spate of surveys. • An attempt to stimulate local services competition had "many nations mandating local loop unbundling," Yankee Group says in The Race to Win the Last Mile: Local Loop Unbundling Around the Globe. Despite varying frameworks for LLU around the world, regulatory agencies are plugging ahead.
Tellabs cuts 1,000 jobs and shuts two units
August 22, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsTellabs will cut 1,000 jobs and close two facilities as part of its plan to reduce operating expenses by 5 percent by the fourth quarter of 2001. It also will take a $50 million one-time restructuring charge in the third quarter. The equipment maker says it will close its Drogheda, Ireland, manufacturing plant and consolidate its work into other plants in Shannon, Ireland, and Espoo, Finland.
OpenTV touts MHP compliance
August 22, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsOpenTV and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. completed a jointly developed Multimedia Home Platform extension. The MHP 1.0.1 standard will affect OpenTV's advanced digital ITV platform, it says. The product is slated to be available as soon as the Digital Video Broadcasting project group releases its MHP Test Suite later this year, OpenTV says.
Concurrent's losses narrow, revenue up
August 22, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsConcurrent Computer Corp.'s net losses narrowed in the fourth-quarter and year-end 2001, on revenue that grew modestly. The equipment maker saw fourth-quarter revenue reach $19.9 million, up from $18.5 million for the same period a year ago. Net losses for the quarter narrowed to $808,000, or 1 cent a share, from $1.
BarcoNet lands $1.6 M contract in Norway
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsUnder a $1.6 million contract, BarcoNet will supply digital TV headends and cable components to Norway-based BKK Broadband. The advanced digital/analog headend will supply more than 100 digital and 15 analog TV channels, 15 FM radio channels, an interactive information channel and Text TV. BarcoNet says it's in charge of the project, from signal source to set-top box.
Study call: Statisticians slave away
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsIntent on a literal look at Labor Day, those diligent statisticians are back with another deluge of industry predictions. • Second-quarter sales of broadband fixed wireless, point-to-multipoint client or terminal equipment jumped 10 percent to $70 million over first-quarter of this year. Base station sales, however, dropped slightly, says a Dell'Oro Group report.
Industry deals and other doings
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsAnd you thought your market was hot. Digital Broadband Networks Inc. landed a deal to plan, design and execute all broadband communications and networking systems and services for luxury resort and spa Pulau Indah-Marina Village. The project is located on a tropical island on the Straits of Malacca, 45 minutes from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital.
AOL cuts at least 1,200 jobs in restructuring
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsAmerica Online will cut at least 1,200 jobs in a restructuring effort, and AOL Time Warner will take a third-quarter charge of $100 million to $125 million as a result, the company announced. AOL says the move will help AOLTW operate all of its divisions "in a converged, integrated way." Under the restructuring, the company will create an Interactive Services Group, headed by Jonathan Sacks; co...
Liberate teams on satellite-to-headend ITV
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsLiberate Technologies and AT&T's Headend In The Sky will team on interactive content via satellite to cable headends, and then to customers. The deal should allow HITS affiliates to provide new services, without set-top upgrades or server investments. The ITV service will use Liberate's TV Platform Compact software and run on Motorola's DCT-2000, the duo says.
Crown Media/DirecTV expand Hallmark delivery
August 21, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsCrown Media Holdings Inc. and DirecTV Inc. agreed to "reposition" the Hallmark Channel U.S. to DirecTV's Total Choice package, thus expanding the channel's distribution to about 40 million subscribers by the end of September, DirecTV says. Under the deal, DirecTV will receive about 5.4 million shares of Crown Media's Class A Common shares, or 4.
Study call: a research roundup
August 20, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsThose zany statisticians and their attention-getting tactics — the week already has seen a surfeit of studies on the industry. • Nearly 50 percent of U.S. households are interested in receiving VOD services, and nearly one-fourth indicated a "compelling" interest, says a Parks Associates study.
Excite filing details doubt about staying afloat
August 20, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsTalk about a rock and a hard place. ExciteAtHome's recent convertible stock offering drew a solid $100 million, but the terms require it to keep its common stock trading. But the broadband services provider faces delisting from NASDAQ, it says in an amendment to its annual report. The company, which announced last month it would need to raise funds by the end of the year or have a significant a...
Covad cites BlueStar shutdown for Q2 losses
August 20, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsCovad Communications saw a $175.5 million net loss on revenue of $87.1 million in its second quarter, citing charges connected with shutting down its BlueStar subsidiary as a key reason. The company, which filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in mid-August and negotiated with bondholders to reduce its $1.
Santera scores $110 M in third round
August 19, 2001 8:00 pm | by Anne Kerven | CommentsSure, VC and other funding's out there, barely, but $110 million? Plus? Santera Systems Inc. scored more than $110 million in a third round of financing, it reports. The amount, led by Redpoint Ventures, brings its total to date to $200 million. Santera supplies next-generation switching solutions, a telecom infrastructure market valued at about $40 billion a year, a Redpoint spokesman says.


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2010-03-27 Playlist
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Here's what we played:
Segment 1
TMBG – It's Spare the Rock
-Ella ID
TMBG – Boss of Me
Sunflow – I Wish You Love
Dan Wilson – Toyland
Bunny Clogs – Are We There Yet?
Box Tops – Neon Rainbow
Elizabeth Mitchell – Winter's Come and Gone (Live in-studio)
Segment 2
Wee Hairy Beasties – Toenail Moon
Maria Sangiolo – Celia Says (Under the Mystic Sea)
ID/prep to rock
Paul Westerberg – Meet Me in the Meadow (Open Season)
Board of Education – Beverly the Village Misfit
Segment 3
Dog on Fleas – Worms
Troubled Hubble – I'm Pretty Sure I can See Molecules
Rubinoos – Sugar Sugar (Biff-Boff-Boing)
CandyBand – Get Up Already
Flannery Brothers – Shake!
Segment 4
ScribbleMonster – Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child
Recess Monkey – How Do You Build a Robot World Premiere
Teenage Fanclub – Starsign
Deedle Deedle Dees – Underground Railroad (Freedom in a Box!)
Uncle Rock – My Friend Bigfoot (The Big Picture)
Segment 5
Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem – If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out
ID/book time with Ella (Sunlight Slaying)
Jad & David Fair – Grampa's Shoes
Telephone Company – Grandma
Eno – Needles in the Camel's Eye
Segment 6
Alastair Moock – Two Mommies (A Cow Says Moock)
Big Star – The Ballad of El Goodo
Alexandra & the Good Batch – Crankymomma
The Go! Team – Feelgood by Numbers
TMBG – Mr. Klaw
TMBG – Spare the Rock
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Due to the tragic and unexpected death of a close friend, Elizabeth Mitchell & Family had to cancel their performance at the Meltdown. Local hero Mister G will be filling the slot on the main stage.
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One last reminder: Saturday, 10 to 4, JFK Middle School, a ridiculous music and author lineup. Be there.
2010-03-20 Playlist
Listen any time you like at WRSI.com!
Here's what we played:
Segment 1
TMBG – It's Spare the Rock
-Ella ID
TMBG – Hello Radio
Frances England – The Books I Like to Read
Bill Janovitz – Gold Day
Bob Dylan – Forever Young
Telephone Company – What Am I Gonna Do With This Baby? (Panda Brain!)
Segment 2
Martin Zellar – Down in the Valley (Down by the Riverside)
Uncle Rock (w/ Elizabeth Mitchell) – There Is No Away
ID/prep to rock
Alexandra & the Good Batch – DEMAND (Extended Playdate)
Mr. Leebot – Bathtub Superstar
Devo – Whip It
Segment 3
Robbert Bobbert – Gravity
Flannery Brothers – One Wasn't Enough
Alastair Moock – Belly Buttons
Grupo Fantasma – Gimme Some
Ratboy Jr. – Robot Pirate
Segment 4
ScribbleMonster – Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child
Debbie & Friends – Willy Won't (More Story Songs & Sing Alongs)
REM – We Walk
Deedle Deedle Dees – Teddy Days (Freedom in a Box)
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings – This Land is Your Land
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Asylum Street Spankers – Down By the Riverside (God's Favorite Band)
Secret Agent 23 Skidoo – Gotta Be Me (Easy)
Dog on Fleas – Baby U
Tim & the Space Cadets – Superhero
Vampire Weekend – White Sky
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Earthworm Ensemble – Bang a Drum
Golden Earring – Radar Love
The Roots – Lovely, Love My Family
Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem – The Green Grass Grows All Around (Ranky Tanky)
TMBG – Particle Man
TMBG – Spare the Rock
Monte's Campout for Cancer Connection
Monte, who does the morning show and is Program Director on WRSI, is starting his Campout for Cancer Connection this morning. He'll be camping out on the courthouse lawn in downtown Northampton until he raises $20,000. Also, he hates camping.
Cancer Connection does amazing work supporting people with cancer — and their families — and I wish we'd had it in Fayetteville last summer when my dad was diagnosed and dying. While we got great services from the local hospice folks, Cancer Connection goes well beyond that. To learn more about the group, visit their website.
We've donated in past years, but since last summer, it's become even more personally important to us. Ella and Liam each kicked in $10 this year, and we donated on top of that.
You should too. Go to WRSI.com and click on "Donate Now." (And you can click on "Listen Live" to hear the broadcast.)
We had a ton of fun at the Iron Horse today with Gustafer Yellowgold. As always, the show was entrancing, and we got to hear a little bit about the next release — you can look forward to more from your favorite yellow friend in early 2011. Whole new story, ten new songs…whee!
Here's a little part of a song I like a ton, "Quite Easily Lost":
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TMBG – It's Spare the Rock
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TMBG – Employee of the Month
kd lang and the reclines – Watch Your Step Polka
Laura Daisybee – Swing Swing With Me
Ginger Hendrix – Riding My Pony
The Von Swing Family – Crawdad
Gustafer Yellowgold – Getting in a Treetop
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Daniel Lanois – Under a Stormy Sky
Chris McKhool – Spider-Man (Jazz Playground)
ID/prep to rock
Royal Order of Chords and Keys – Cruisin' for a Snoozin'
Milkshake – Enemies
I'm From Barcelona – Collection of Stamps
ID/book time with Ella (High Rhulain)
Uncle Rock – Stop at a Mom 'n' Pop
Dean Jones – Frenzy
Flannery Brothers – Wake Up Song
Baby Grands – Sugar Makes Me Loco
Ralph's World – The Great Outdoors
Debbie & Friends – So, So Happy
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ScribbleMonster – Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child
Uncle Albert (Admiral Halsey) – Paul & Linda McCartney
Everything I Own – Bread
Crimson And Clover – Tommy James and the Shondells
Segment 5
Welcome Back – John Sebastien
Theme from The Rockford Files – Mike Post
Silent E – Tom Lehrer
Tie A Yellow Ribbon – Tony Orlando and Dawn
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy – The Puppini Sisters
Lovely Day – Bill Withers
Segment 6
Elizabeth Mitchell – Hey, Bo Diddley
Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem – They All Ask'd For You
Wee Hairy Beasties – Housefly Blues
Board of Education – The Lonely Tomato
TMBG – The Mesopotamians
TMBG – Spare the Rock
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The last day to pre-register online was September 3, 2009.General InformationWelcome to ISA's 4th Annual Marketing & Sales SummitConference theme: Managing Through the Turbulence and TumultRegister to find out how to survive 2009 and beyond. Our markets are in turmoil and this summit is the place to learn what other automation marketing and sales executives do to best craft sales and marketing programs that work. This yearᅰs summit will present papers, best practices, and case studies, focusing on the current market situation and how to adapt to new conditions; new markets; changing trends; and more. Sponsored by the ISA Management Division, the ISA's 4th Annual Marketing & Sales Summit will help marketing and sales executives in the automation markets meet the strategic and tactical challenges of the 21st century. This unique event is designed exclusively for senior sales and marketing professionals in the automation markets. Student Paper CompetitionThe Management Division will be sponsoring a student competition for the best paper at this year's summit. We are currently in the process of establishing the proper procedure as far as content, formatting, word count, etc. If you are interested in being part of the review and evaluation committee, or have contacts at schools with students who would be interested in participating, please contact Alex Habib, firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition to industry expert-led sessions, pre-summit workshops will be offered on 9 September:
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I was not prepared to get a little choked up when watching this movie trailer. Partly because of the use of "new-agey" in the description below. But, it doesn't feel new-agey at all. Just hopeful and aspirational. A big thanks to the Utne Reader for posting:
"You wouldn't expect the director who gave the world ridiculous films like Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Bruce Almighty to make a new-agey documentary about the interconnectedness of all life—but that's what has happened with I Am, Tom Shadyac's earnest new feature. Read the full review …"
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This T-shirt is designed to fool Facebook auto-tagging
To hide from the all-seeing eye of Sauron the NSA, you've got your anti-drone wardrobe: a metalized hoodie, a burqa, and a scarf.
But what about social media? How are you going to avoid the relentless gaze of Facebook and auto-tagging? Well, here's one idea: T-shirts designed to throw off face algorithms.
Designed by Simone C. Niquille, the Realface Glamoflage shirts are plastered with distorted images of celebrity faces such as Michael Jackson and Britney Spears. … Read more


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It gets more complicated than punishing the Ender's Game movie for Orson Scott Card's writing.
Starring Asa Butterfield as the title character in a film based on Orson Scott Card's 1985 novel.
Why didn't you just DO WHAT HE ASKED YOU TO DO??
A handy timeline of Card's offensive opinions, from the publication of his book in 1985 to this week's release of the movie adaptation.
Two Comic-Conners asked him these questions so you don't have to. Ever again.
How did producers handle the homophobic statements of Orson Scott Card?
Veronica Mars! Catching Fire! The Walking Dead!
A planned boycott against the movie continues.
Billionaire David Ellison rethought making Transformers/Star Trek scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci his own personal Bruckheimer.
Also doubles as a "Guess the Sci-Fi Reference" game.


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New Mexico State Fair Holds The Line On Prices
By KRWG News
New Mexico – The New Mexico State Fair is keeping a lid on ticket prices and there will be no increases this year.
Fair officials said Tuesday that admission is $7 for ages 13 to 61. The cost is $5 for children who are 6 to 12, and for senior citizens 62 and older. Admission is free for kids 5 and under.
Parking is $7 and fair officials said that's the same price charged in 2007.
The fair opens Sept. 10 and runs through Sept. 26. The fair is closed Mondays and Tuesday, except for some livestock and horse shows. The Downs at Albuquerque racetrack and casino, which is on the fairgrounds, will remain open during the fair.
State Fair: http://www.ExpoNM.com
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How To — Video for Change
Creating a video and sharing it online is a popular way to generate support and awareness for your cause. With over 200,000 videos uploaded daily, YouTube is the most widely used video-sharing website.
The Movements.org how-to guides identify best practices for the use of digital technologies for social change.
I. Plan and Strategize II. Build Awareness III. Mobilize IV. Stay Safe V. Access Blocked Information VI. Collaborate VII. Fundraise VIII. Keep Supporters Engaged
How to add context to your YouTube videos for maximum impact
A guide on how to strengthen a YouTube post and add authenticity your videos.
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How To Use a Facebook/Twitter App for your Activism Campaign
This guide will teach about creating campaigns and how to use specific apps on Facebook and Twitter for them.
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How to Communicate Anonymously with Vibe
Vibe allows you to post text, photos, and videos. They are only posted for a limited amount of time over a limited distance.
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How to Use TOUT: the Network for Real-time Vides Status Updates
TOUT is a combination of Twitter and YouTube, combining short and quick messages and video sharing.
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How To Use OpenWatch to Capture Audio and Video Covertly
An application for iPhone and Android that allows one to secretly record audio or video.
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How To Broadcast Live Video From Your Mobile Phone with Bambuser
Learn how to use Bambuser to record live video broadcasts from your mobile phone.
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How To Edit A Video Inside YouTube with the YouTube Video Editor
Learn how to edit your YouTube videos from within the browser.
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How to Make Your YouTube Videos More Interactive By Adding Annotations
Adding annotations to a YouTube video makes the video more interactive by embedding a link in the video itself.
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How to Create and Harness Online Videos for Social Change
Short and powerful videos can be easily uploaded, spread quickly through social networks, and make a lot of impact.
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How to Upload a Video To YouTube from your Mobile Phone
Learn how to upload a video to video-sharing site YouTube from your mobile phone.
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TPTI-07-05: IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment Multiple Stack Overflow Vulnerabilities http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/advisory/TPTI-07-05 May 2, 2007 -- CVE ID: CVE-2007-1868 -- Affected Vendor: IBM -- Affected Products: Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment -- Vulnerability Details: This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on systems with vulnerable installations of IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. The specific flaws exist in the handling of HTTP requests to the rembo.exe service listening on TCP port 8080. Several components of an HTTP request can be modified to trigger buffer overflows. For example, by supplying an overly long filename an attacker is able to overflow a 150 byte stack buffer and subsequently execute arbitrary code. The overflow occurs during a string copy loop, shown here: 00431136 lea edi, [ebp+var_3C4] ; 150 byte stack buffer ... 00431148 stringcopy: 00431148 mov al, [edx] ; edx -> our data 0043114A add edx, 1 0043114D mov [edi], al ; edi -> stack buffer 0043114F add edi, 1 00431152 test al, al 00431154 jnz short stringcopy The Host and Authorization fields are also vulnerable to similar exploitable overflows. -- Vendor Response: IBM has issued an update to correct this vulnerability. More details can be found at: http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24015664 -- Disclosure Timeline: 2006.12.18 - Vulnerability reported to vendor 2007.05.02 - Coordinated public release of advisory -- Credit: This vulnerability was discovered by Aaron Portnoy, TippingPoint Security Research Team.
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