Auburn Shuns Federal Agents Over Campus Housing
Alabama state troopers were ordered to keep federal agents off Auburn University campus as Harold Franklin, a Negro student, prepared to register. Col. Albert Lingo instructed troopers to turn back any U S marshals FBI agents or Justice Department officers, warning to use force if needed and citing claimed campus restrictions on newsmen and unauthorized persons.
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Ala
Auburn University
Albert Lingo
Alabama Public Safety
U.S
FBI
Justice Department
Harold A. Franklin
Lingo
John Doar
Goldwater Enters Campaign Fight Amid NH Restart
Sen. Barry Goldwater declared his bid for the Republican presidential nomination at a Phoenix hillside news conference. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller revived New Hampshire efforts while Henry Cabot Lodge said he is not a candidate, though supporters in Massachusetts launched a draft movement. Democratic jockeying center on Hubert Humphrey and Robert F. Kennedy as potential running mates in a broader party scramble.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Massachusetts
Johnson
Goldwater
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Ariz
Arizona
Paradise Valley
President Johnson
LBJ Proposes Space Funds Cut Amid Budget Trim
President Johnson outlined a budget trimming plan including a cut of several hundred million dollars for the space program. He hinted the fiscal 1965 budget could come in slightly below 100 billion but affirmed the goal of landing a man on the moon this decade remains. He mentioned a similar cut for the Atomic Energy Commission without specifics and signaled possible further cuts in the military budget. He urged caution about final totals until January 8 and said he would press to trim budgets to the last minute.
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Tex
UPI
Johnson Friday
Atomic Energy Commission
LBJ
White House
Johnson
Explosion Destroys 20-Unit Glorieta Baptist Camp Apartments
A blast at Glorieta Baptist Assembly leveled one wing of a two story 20 unit building and burned another. Fire crews from Pecos and Santa Fe fought the blaze after 11 a.m. The building cost about 215000 to 220000, furnishings were destroyed including 20 new refrigerators. Carpenter Eugene Hasty was inside but escaped unharmed. Witness George Sewell reported construction traffic assisting at the dining hall. The cause remains undetermined though butane ignition is considered. The total loss exceeds 200000 with higher final estimates possible.
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Santa Fe
Frank Garden
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Eugene Hasty
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Sewell
Union County Farm Bureau
Southern
Southwestern Bill
Farm Bureau
Timber Country
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Southwest
Not Guilty in Main Street Murder Claim of Self Defense
A Clovis man found not guilty after claiming self defense in a Main Street murder case. The slain man reportedly approached a car from which obscenities were shouted. A witness described hearing an explosion and seeing debris and smoke fill the area.
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Clovis
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Camp Don Harrington Lake Scheduled For Scout Boating Lessons
The lake at Camp Don Harrington is being shaped for boating instruction for Boy Scouts from the Llano Estacado Council. Local officials note this prepares youths for summer activities and safety training.
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Don Harrington
Llano Estacado Council
Chlorine Gas Sickens 170 In Oakland Port
Nauseating fumes from a falling cylinder on a freighter dock at Pier 4 sickened about 170 people in Oakland port area. More than 50 aboard the U S Grant and scores on docks were affected, with two in serious condition. Coast guard ordered area clearance for an hour. The gas was headed to Guam for insecticide and water purification.
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Calif
Oakland Port
President Lines
U.S. Grant
Coast Guard
Pier 4
Pacific
Guam
Amarillo Earns A Rating on $5 Million Bond Issue
Amarillo city receives an A rating from Moody’s Investors Service for a $5 million bond issue to be sold January 21. The city awaits a Standard and Poor’s rating, while officials emphasize the charter tax-rate limit as the main factor keeping ratings at or below A. Bids are due by 1 a.m. January 21, and the commission will review them at 3 p.m. The issue funds sewer, storm sewer, and incinerator projects authorized earlier: $2 million sewer bonds, $1.8 million storm sewer bonds, and $1.2 million incinerator bonds.
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New York
Amarillo
Moody’s Inveters Service of
New York City
City Commission
Standard and Poor’s
J. C. Lilly
Bob Underwood
Dallas
F. W. Wallace Wise
Katherine Burwell
Cit- City Commission
Izeas
Fund Shows Gain For Cawthon Family Support
Panhandle residents rally to aid the family of Patrolman Jerry Cawthon after his death in the line of duty. By Friday the fund at the 609 Pierce police station totaled $4,688.65, with cash and checks from mail and local donations. Notable donor Charlie Gunn contributed $1,000. Gunn’s game farm had housed the K-9 dogs trained by Cawthon and his unit.
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Panhandle
Jerry Cawthon
Pierce
Wiley Alexander
Childress
Cawthon
Charlie Gunn
K-9 Corps
Gunn
Large Wheat Sale to Russia Spawns Major Subsidies
The administration approved 25 million dollars in subsidies on a 78.5 million dollar wheat export to Russia. Continen tal Grain Co of New York led a sale totaling about 37 million bushels, the largest by a single firm in history, with a five million dollar annual storage savings cited by an unnamed Agriculture Department spokesman.
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Chicago Tribune
Washington
Russia
Agriculture Department
Continental Grain Company of
New York
Continental
Commerce Department
Weather Outlook From U S Weather Bureau Amarl... and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with a warming trend tonight through Sunday. High today near 56, low around 20. Northwest Texas: partly sunny, little temperature change, but some warming tonight and Sunday. highs 40 to 52. Northern New Mexico: generally fair today, becoming partly cloudy. colder tonight. highs 40 to 55, lows from 5 below to 30 above in various valleys.
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U.S
Eee
Amarillo
Northwest
Tex
New Mexico
Pope Paul VI Begins Historic Holy Land Pilgrimage
The Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will depart at 8:30 a.m. for a landmark Holy Land pilgrimage seen as a major step in Catholic unity and world peace. The trip signals a broader Vatican openness following Vatican II goals of aggiornamento and renewed church outreach.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Michelangelo
Rome
Vii Jeuilmner
Pope Paul
Holy Land
John XXIII
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Transplant talk spans rights and grafts in editorial
Dear Editor notes doctors transplant monkey kidneys into a man and jokes about rights for monkeys. The writer muses on transplanting monkey consciences into people and questions voting on public costs, reflecting whimsical political humor.
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