Governor Connally files LSD ban without signature
The top news notes Governor Connally has filed a bill adding LSD to the list of dangerous drugs without his signature. Clear skies and warm temps dominated the Panhandle Sunday with southeastern pockets up to .30 inch. Father’s Day brought good attendance to area lakes. Amarillo Jewish Community raised over $10,000 to aid Israel’s troubled economy.
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John Connally
Panhandle
Amarillo
Israel
Open Tennis Tournament Opens at Amarillo Center
Sports brief notes an open tennis tournament at the Amarillo Tennis Center. The Amarillo Police investigate the death of Ronny Burl Bruce 27 from a fractured skull after a blow to the head. Nearby, about 60 members of SGT John Tillery unit receive Bronze Star at Tharp Army Reserve Center in Amarillo.
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Amarillo Tennis Center
Amarillo
Ronny Burl Bruce
John Tillery
Lubbock
Tharp Army Reserve Center
John B. Tillery
Vietnam
12Th Special Forces Reserve
Johnson Hints Summit Talks With Kosygin Likely
The Pentagon said President Johnson delayed a Vietnam trip and prepared a potential meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin during the U N General Assembly week. Rusk kept in Washington as talks with Kosygin may be arranged before Kosygin leaves the U S.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
Alexei N
Kosygin
United
Middle East
Rusk
U.N
United States
Arabs and Israel Stand Firm at UN Emergency Session
United Nations officials and leaders from Arab states and Israel arrived for a hastily convened UN General Assembly session on the Middle East. Kosygin to open the debate, with Goldberg delaying speaking until Tuesday. Egypt and Israel to be heard as tensions rise over censure and territory.
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New York
U.N
Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
General Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Mier
Ambassador Goldberg
Egypt
Mahmoud Fawzi
Abba Eban
Mohamed Awad el Kony
CBS
Kosygin
Johnson
Israel
Eban
Sun
Teen girl seeks protection after alleged beating in Sunset area
Jayne Marie Mansfield walked into West Los Angeles police station saying a male friend of her mother beat her and slapped her. Juvenile officers had photographs taken of injuries on her hip and lip as attorney Bernard Cohen prepared to seek custody by her uncle, brother of actress Mansfield, who married May 6, 1950.
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Jayne Marie Mansfield
West Los Angeles
Jayne
Cohen
Paul Mansfield
Israelis display captured Soviet missiles near Tel Aviv
An Israeli army camp showcased captured Soviet missiles including a two ton SAM with 25 mile range and a 122 mm howitzer. An Israeli intelligence officer described the booty as largely intact and said Egyptians planned to use poison gas and that Western observers may soon view the exhibits.
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West
Liquid Furl
Israel
Suez Canal
Hydrogen bomb tests drive Chinese missile threat to Asia
Intelligence analysts warn Communist China may deploy a hydrogen bomb in a missile within 500 to 800 miles range by year end, enabling range to reach South Vietnam Japan or Thailand. Japan India and Nagasaki officials protest as fallout samples are collected and Chou En Lai is pressed.
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UPS
China
South Vietnam
Japan
Thailand
United States
U.S. Defense Department
Peking
India
Indira Gandhi
Nagasaki
Chou En-lai
Pair Survive Yukon Plane S accident
Alaska educator Robert L. Thomas and his 9 year old daughter Nancy survived a light plane running out of gas in Yukon wilds. They endured mosquitoes and a lengthy hike before rescue Saturday evening. Thomas is the Alaska Department of Education official and spoke from his Juneau home.
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Alaska
Yukon Wilds
Robert L. Thomas
Nancy
Thomas
Bombers Reach Two Years of Vietnam War Air Raids
U S B52 bombers marked two years of bombing Vietnam with raids in the northern sector of South Vietnam. Eight-engine Stratoforts flew more than 1 000 sorties, and fighters pressed deep into North Vietnam. Pilots reported set ting fire to a surface to air missile site 65 miles northwest of Hanoi as ground action remained slight in Quang Tri province.
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South Vietnam
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North Vietnam
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Quang Tri
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