New Left To Old Right At National Student Congress
At the National Student Association meeting in El Paso the group voted to pay the Black Student Association fifty thousand dollars after militants stormed the Congress demanding reparations. They backed the California grape boycott and a ban on Coors beer amid charges of discriminatory hiring by the Colorado brewer. Charles Palmer of Los Angeles was elected president. The White House sent a laudatory telegram. The Young Americans for Freedom opened their convention in St Louis with speakers including Buckley Capp Goldwater Lukens Crane. A gala inaugural ball was planned and the White House youth division seemed to favor the Far Left among students.
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National Student Association
el Paso
Black Student Association
Congress
California
Coors
Colorado
Charles Palmer
Los Angeles
Berkeley
White House
St. Louis
Young Americans For Freedom
Bill Buckley
al Capp
Barry Goldwater, Jr
Buzz Lukens
Philip Crane
Oakleys to Represent Golden Spread at vexillology meeting
Charles R. Oakley of Clovis will represent the Golden Spread at the Third International Federation of Vexillological Associations meeting in Boston next week. Mrs. Oakley will accompany him. The Oakleys have prepared a hundred flag replicas tied to American history and will present their work as part of the program.
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International Federation of Vexillological Associations
Boston
Charles R. Oakley of
Clovis
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Oakleys
Clovis Man
Farm payments rise as USDA to reach 3.75 billion in 1969
USDA direct payments are projected at 3.75 billion for 1969, up 300 million from last year. YES Youth Employment Service closes for applications today, noting 2,343 teens received summer stipends or work through YES. Nearby, readers ask about foliage timing and traffic light marked section corners replacing fence posts. The editor remarks on differing world views as a light closing thought.
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Ooo
YES
Texas House OKs amended tax package in 77-59 vote
The Texas House passed a largely amended tax bill by 77 to 59 after nearly six hours of debate. If comptroller estimates hold, revenue could reach $500 million next biennium, with sales tax raised and new taxes on cigarettes, corporate value, vending machines, sports admissions, and shell dredging.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas House
House
Senate
Ion
Shell
Texas
Tom Moore
D - Waco
39 Offspring and More on Way
George T Grader of 6314 Cal umet owns Mildred a 6 year old cat. Mildred has produced 59 kittens and is expected to have more in September. Grader places a classified Globe News ad reading Mildred has done it again with his phone number. Citizens seek kittens.
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Mildred
George T. Grader
Calumet
Grader
Globe News
Garner
Woman Free On $25,000 Bond In Murder Case
Dimmitt Castro County Attorney Reupert Buntyn said an examining trial and arraignment for Mrs Joyce Kemper on a murder with malice charge will be held Saturday at 1. Free on $25,000 bond since last Saturday, she was not arraigned in court.
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Castro County
Reupert Buntyn
Joyce Kemper
Buntyn
Buntyn Saig
Justice of the Peace
Elwon DeVaray
A. Felomy
Mayger
Tulsa Memorial Hostayal
Aus. Y
Kemper
Ome
NS Gortly
Tijuana Ban Sparks Navy Off Limits Talk
The Pentagon weighed declaring Mexican border cities off limits to U S service members amid a narcotics problem. San Diego Navy spokesman said Tijuana was banned for 30 days for 150 000 personnel in Southern California, with broader off limit plans possible. No final decision yet and explanation for conflicting announcements unclear.
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Pentagon
U. S
Navy
San Diego
Tijuana
Mexico
California
Department of Defense
Lth
Naval Disttrict
Naval
Naval District
Army
Air Force
Carlos Buentiempo
Lawyer Says Bride's Story Now Different
Amarillo attorney Dee Miller representing Jerry Wilson questioned Mrs. Sue Fischer Wilson's press account of the abduction. Miller said she gave a more accurate FBI statement in Amarillo last week than to reporters in Albuquerque. Wilson faces federal charges after remarriage in Juarez. Miller calls the Albuquerque account untrue and notes FBI interview on Aug. 22.
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Amarillo
Dee Miller
Jerry Wilson
Borger
Sue Fischer Wilson
Miller
FBI
Albuquerque
Wilson
Juarez
Mexico
John Curtis
Dallas
Fischer Miller
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Travis Grand Jury Probes Sadler Case
Rep Jake Johnson testified before the Travis County grand jury about Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler using a state employee to run Sadler's motel in Palestine. Homer Long, 58, who worked in the land office from 1961 to 1967, testified about paid motel duties. No action was expected for at least a week. Long said Sadler told him in 1967 the grand jury might be looking into the matter.
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Sadler
Sadler's
Palestine
Homer Long
The
Land Office
Long
Jack Giberson
Luke Robinson
David A. Reeves
H. L. Lemburg
Auditor's Office
Johnson
Lemburg
Buck Avery
Devel
Three Charged Over War Aircraft Export Plot
Three men Paul D. Finefrock M L Lefty Gardner and Sidney G Sims were arraigned on charges of conspiring to export implements of war to El Salvador and transporting aircraft engines and parts. A four engine super constellation was seized from Aircraft Leasing of Houston and tied to the alleged transfer from Brownwood Texas to El Salvador under the U S neutrality act. Authorities denied any plane was stolen though Mexican officials were asked to search for a Houston aircraft laden with guns.
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Houston
UPI
U.S
O' Neal Morris
el Salvador
Paul D. Finefrock
Oklahoma
M. L. “Lefty” Gardner
Brownwood
Sidney G. Sims
Charg
Aircraft Leasing
Tez
el Heraldo
Mexico City
Federal Administration Agency
Kennedy wife sues after miscari age at Cape Cod Hospital
Mrs. Farley Kennedy wife of Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy sues over a miscari age incident at Cape Cod Hospital. Dr Leo Maaw states Mrs Kennedy was comfortable and due in February. Senator Kennedy, on a family camping trip near Myicket Island off the coast, flew to Hyannis when notified.
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Fdlway — Kennedy
Tag
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Hospital
Leo Maaw Oy
Texans wary of Pop Festival near Lewisville
Lewisville residents expect about 150000 youths at a planned three day Pop Festival near the auto race track. Local authorities report crowds arriving with tents and long hair, raising concerns over potential problems similar to Woodstock.
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Lewisville
Tex
UPI
Hag
Bethel
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