Arms Control Funds and Amendments in Congress
Washington report traces amendments to the Arms Control and Disarmament Act of 1961 authorizing 20 million dollars for 1964 and 1985, with 7.5 million allotted for arms control work through June 30, 1964, plus a ban on domestic propaganda funding, while noting access barriers in congressional offices and citing unrelated government pamphlets and past Peru USAID material.
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Washington
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
John Masterman
Walter Rogers
Capitol
Iea
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Judiciary
Arms Control Agency
United States
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Peru
Committee On Government
Crossroads Report on Budget Fight along Party Lines
Washington under pressure as Johnson seeks a $97.9 billion deficit slashing budget for 1965 with spending cuts in defense and farms. Democrats praise the plan as progressive and balanced while Republicans charge it misleads and fears a fast buck budget. Treasury says cuts raise odds for a balanced budget in two years if a pending $11 billion tax cut passes.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress Republicans
CERE
United Na
Thons General Assembly
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Space Relay 2 Soars Into Orbit In Major U S Test
Relay 2, a space switchboard, launched from Cape Kennedy and reached orbit with signals exchanged between Mojave California and Nutley New Jersey. The tool aims to support a world wide space communications network within three years, with television tests planned across seven countries and Echo 2 to follow.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Mojave
Calif
Nutley
N.J
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Globe
Weather summary for Amarillo 1964 and regional readings
The record notes 21 days of sun in Amarillo during 1964 with comparative readings taken at 3 PM on a Tuesday. It lists visibility and sky conditions across cities including Amarillo Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City with notes such as Clear and partly cloudy conditions and reported metric values like miles and direction shorthand.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Russians Claim Woman Sees by Fingertips
London reports Russian scientists assert Roza Kuleshova, 23, can detect colors with her fingertips while testing with a spectroanomaloscope. Prof Efim Rabkin says measurements show color perception through skin under blindfolded conditions, though the mechanism remains mysterious.
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London
Roza Kuleshova
Tass
Efim Rabkin
Kuleshova
Bond Bid Drops as Ruby Undergoes Mental Exam
In Dallas the defense of Jack Ruby won a delay for a mental examination as Ruby agreed to the test after the judge granted a bond return to custody. Melvin Belli said the move would help free his client later if the exam supported the defense theory. Police escorted Ruby to a hospital cell while the defense pressed for the psych evaluation.
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James Mangan Bond
Harvey Oswald
Dallas, Tex
Jackination
Ruby
Nesses
Melvinson Bond
John F. Kennedy
Belli
Izzard
Sassin
Bond
Lee
Lawyers Question 50 Witnesses in Clements Hearing
In two days of testimony defense lawyers for Robert Earl Clements Sr interrogated more than 50 witnesses as they argued against the prosecution. The proceedings reflected aggressive cross examination and assertions of doubt about key allegations with no final verdict reached in this stage.
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Robert Earl Clements Sr
Billie Sol Estes
Clements
Estes
Robert Earl Clements
Amarillo
Prices Influence Imports At Panhandle Hereford Banquet
Beehive of testimony centers on beef cattle imports amid calls for tariff changes and a sliding scale. Bill House of the American Hereford Association says high labor costs drive imports, while witnesses discuss Estes investigations and potential venue changes for a federal case.
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Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
R. T. Alexander
Herring Hotel
Wayne Maddox
Miami
Alexander
Bill House
American Hereford Association
Crystal Ballroom
ANA
M. D. Anderson
Insurance agent links stereo gift to Lyndon Johnson case
Washington AP report states Don B. Reynolds testified before the Senate Rules Committee that he gave Lyndon B. Johnson a stereo set and bought TV advertising time for a Texas station while selling $200,000 in life insurance on Johnson. Reynolds noted the LBJ Co. controlled the station and Johnson’s wife held principal stock. He also detailed a 1959 stereo and installation cost following Baker’s suggestion, with later questions about Baker’s outside business ties and a aborted abortion-related contact.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
LBJ Co
White House
Reynolds
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Rules Committee
L. P. McLendon
Weather outlook for Amarillo and vicinity and northern New Mexico
Fair and windy with a trend to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise to the mid to upper 60s in Amarillo area, cooler tonight. North Texas sees highs around 62 to 74, with colder air arriving northward. Northern New Mexico expects considerable cloudiness, snow flurries in the north and mountains, windy and turning colder today and tonight.
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U. S
Amarillo
Bureau
Texas
New Mexico
Gels
Congress
Hereford grand champion bull named at Amarillo show
A $6,000 spring bull calf won grand champion in the Hereford breeding contest at the Amarillo Fat Stock Show. The event drew attention in the cattle industry and highlighted local agricultural competition.
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Amarillo
Dumas physician indicted on narcotics and morals charges
A Moore County grand jury returned an 11 count indictment against a Dumas physician arrested on narcotics and morals charges. He remains jailed in lieu of a 65,000 dollar bond. The reporting notes related local incidents including an infant found dead near Sudan and two teens injured in a one car rollover near Wildorado with two women dead and others hospitalized.
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Moore County
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