Kosygin to Visit Washington for UN Speech and Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will travel from Moscow to Washington to urge support for the Arab cause before the United Nations and to discuss Vietnam with President Johnson. He will also meet President Charles de Gaulle in Paris en route.
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Washington
United Nations
Vietnam
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Paris
Amatuer Marty Fleckman Opens Lead at U S Open
Port Arthur Tex golfer Marty Fleckman shoots 67 three under par to take the first round lead in the 67th U S Open. Veterans Arnold Palmer Billy Casper and five others sit at 69 in pursuit.
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Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Recreation complex funding drives regional growth plan
The Castro County Recreation Association has sold memberships for a 267220 dollar recreation complex west of Dimmitt featuring lake golf and a pool. Randall County officials approved points of interest along a proposed scenic route. A nurse at the Amarillo VA Hospital received a special award for promoting a new patient care method.
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Castro County Recreation Association
Dimmitt
Randall County
Soldiers Dying in Sinai After Defeat
Egyptian forces retreating from recent fighting in Sinai suffer extreme hunger thirst and exposure. Thousands surrender to Israeli forces daily and are being repatriated across the Suez Canal under Red Cross supervision. Wounded receive priority as derelict columns and hidden groups seek aid and safety amid desert wreckage.
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Egypt
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Quantara
International Red Cross
Libyans Ask U.S. Pullout From Base at Benghazi
Radio Cairo reported Libya asked the United States and Britain to remove bases and withdraw troops at the earliest moment. No official Libyan or U.S. confirmation was available. Wheelus Air Force Base near Tripoli, a $70 million U.S. installation, has housed about 3,000 personnel with dependents prior to evacuation amid the Mideast war.
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Radio Cairo
Libya
United States
Britain
Hussain Maziq
Benghazii
Washington
State Department
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
Wheelus
Europe
U.S. North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
U.S. Air Force
UN Nearing Emergency General Assembly Session on Mideast
United Nations in New York reports 61 of 62 votes secured to call an emergency General Assembly session on the Mideast. The secretary general’s office will reopen at 9 a.m. and hopes to secure the final vote by today to convene the 122 nation meeting at 9 a.m. EDT Saturday. Chile and Ceylon cast the last votes Thursday night.
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N. Y
General Assembly
Mideast
Chile
Ceylon
Railroad Protest Over Discontinuation of Dallas to Denver Passenger Trains
About 20 protesters testified Thursday before Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Willard Goheen in Dallas that the plan to discontinue Train Nos. 2 and 7 between Dallas and Denver would hurt cities and individuals. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce official James Eubanks led questions for protesters with Ralph Harlan of Santa Fe assisting. Denver attorney John C. Street spoke for the railroad. Childress city attorney Allan Harp argued promised service improvements failed after prior cuts.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Willard Goheen
Post Office
James H. Eubanks
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Harlan
Santa Fe
N.M
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Railroad
John C. Street
Denver
Tornado Destroys Barn and Damages Car Near Amarillo
Severe storms swept the Panhandle with rain and hail as a tornado struck the J. D. Carthel farm five miles southeast of Amarillo. The twister ripped four telephone poles and damaged a family car while flattening a 30 by 40 foot barn. Rain measured up to 1.20 inches.
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Amarillo
Hart
Umbarger
Shishkebab rush dented by Middle East crisis in headlines
In Philadelphia and New York readers react as Middle East tensions affect dining scenes and events. Jim Tayoun of the Middle East Restaurant laments a downturn while a Chicago venue renames to Tel Aviv Room amid crisis.
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New York
Israel
Middle East
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Mayor’s Row
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Tel Aviv
Ky Asks More Of U.S. In Vietnam Fronts
U S and Vietnamese troops kill hundreds of Viet Cong in fresh fighting on two fronts near Saigon and in the Mekong Delta. American deaths rise near 11 000 with Ky calling for 140000 more U S troops as Communist forces mount strength.
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UPI
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
War Zone
Kosygin to Press Arab Cause at UN Summit
Soviet Premier Kosygin leaves Moscow for New York to push the Arab cause before a special UN session on Israel’s six day war against Egypt Jordan and Syria. He will stop in Paris to confer with De Gaulle before moving to Washington for possible talks with President Johnson amid Vietnam questions.
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Moscow
United States
United Nations
Johnson
Vietnam
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
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Egypt
Jordan
Syria
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de Gaulle
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White House
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Glado
Texas
Christian
Shriver Heated By Cargo In Antipovery Talks
Gov. David F. Cargo and Sargent Shriver continued debates on the antipoverty program. Cargo said Shriver was shaken and had asked for a statement after his testimony was amplified in Congress.
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David F. Cargo
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Carey
Sargent
Cargo
Shriver
Washington
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Hall of Congress
SNCC Plans Cincinnati War Declaration by Brown
Black power advocate H. Rap Brown told about 100 people in Walnut Hills that SNCC has declared war on white justice. Police and National Guard presence rose after four nights of sporadic clashes with rock throwing and unruly crowds in Cincinnati amid heated protest.
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Cincinnati
James Clem
Clem
Thhe
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Black Arts Center
Walnut Hills
Brown
Dayton
Jasper Lawyer Joe Tonahill Indicted for Tax Evasion
AUSTIN AP Joe Tonahill a Jasper lawyer who once defended Jack Ruby was indicted on federal charges of evading 124 732 in income taxes from 1960 through 1962 He pleaded innocent before U S District Judge Jack Roberts and was released on a 5000 bond The three count indictment returned April 14 was sealed by agreement of the government and defense and later unsealed in open court Roberts noted the unsealing was for the parties interests
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Joe Tonahill
Jasper
Jack Ruby
Tonahill
U. S
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