Church worker conference postponed to spring
A gathering for ministers and church staff originally set for Thursday at the Coronado Inn has been postponed until spring. Page 15.
12 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
1
A gathering for ministers and church staff originally set for Thursday at the Coronado Inn has been postponed until spring. Page 15.
The Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on State Senator Franklin Spears's eligibility to run for attorney general. Also noted are a Birmingham student protest over voter registration, President Johnson endorsing Great Society costs amid Viet Nam war, a 1965 building valuation above eight million dollars, and Bear quarterback dispute with the Rams over George Allen.
The Logan Act bars private citizens from influencing foreign governments without authorization. Three leftists Herbert Aptheker Staughton Lynd and Thomas Hayden visited North Vietnam and spoke to media on their return, prompting questions about charges and passport approvals. A historical note recalls Dr George Logan whose 1798 act led to Congress naming the law the Logan Act. There is also a Washington security belt tightening with new lists of newsmen who call White House staff.
The Transport Workers Union rejects interim return to work amid Lindsay proposals. The city endures the 11th day of subway and bus stoppage with traffic lightening but hundreds of thousands stay late or miss work. Transit talks and jail release of TWU leaders shape a tense stalemate as Mayor Lindsay presses for a settlement.
A local notice reports Bank of the Southwest will display the City of Amarillo flag in its lobby through next Tuesday. The item includes a light editorial note about concerns over social security and a quip on nostalgia.
President Johnson prepares a State of the Union address amid wartime tension. He aims to outline Viet Nam policy and domestic priorities, with defense spending over half the federal budget and a push to cut New Deal era programs while pursuing a peace offensive. The address, to a joint session, will air to millions and may include a budget figure.
American and Australian forces reported discovery of an 18 gun anti aircraft battalion from North Vietnam infiltrating into South Vietnam along the Ho Chi Minh trail. Three North Vietnamese soldiers captured confirmed the unit identity. Three others were killed. in a separate action, U.S. and Australian forces killed 62 Viet Cong with artillery and air strikes about 25 miles from Saigon.
The House Armed Services Committee voted to investigate the military draft operation to determine if changes are needed or desirable. The panel requested Gen. assistance to assess current procedures and potential reforms.
Texas rancher-historian J Evetts Haley defends A Texan Looks at Lyndon, insisting no substantive facts in his 1964 bestseller have been challenged. He rejects claims of overt government reprisals while noting implied threats. The piece also covers draft policy shifts amid Vietnam and a clash over reclassification of student protesters.
A stampede at Lal Bahadur Shastri's funeral route in New Delhi injured over 100 mourners as crowds pressed toward his home and the cremation site on the Jumna. Police used batons and ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals while leaders from around the world began arriving for the rites.
Washington AP report notes White House will log names of newsmen and others who contact Johnson aides to improve security and efficiency. Moyers cites JFK assassination study and efforts to curb telephone traffic. Some staff fear a Big Brother atmosphere though.
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