World leaders meet as Kosygin and Johnson arrange remake
Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Alexei Kosygin spent five hours discussing world problems and agreed to another meeting on Sunday. Censure of Senator Thomas Dodd passed in the Senate on one charge while other charges were dropped. 21 Marines died and 14 were injured in a midair helicopter collision near Jacksonville North Carolina during training. Unofficial Vietnam indicators suggested sharp fighting, but U S spokesmen reported no major ground operations. A Mohawk Airlines jet crashed in wooded terrain near Blossburg Pennsylvania.
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Lyndon Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Johnson
Jacksonville
N. C
U.S
North Vietnam
Phu Xuyen
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
Record Mile World Best Set At Bakersfield Meet
Jim Ryan of Kansas ran 3 51.1 to break his own mile world record at the AAU track and field championships in Bakersfield California. The report notes other items on pages 14 and 17 including golf wins and local incidents.
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Kansas
Jim Ryan
Bakersfield
Calif
River of the mind morality metaphor in commencement talk
Tom Anderson of Farms and Ranch magazine tells graduates a parable likening the mind to a river filled by garbage. He cautions against pornographic books films and dirty stories that foul the mind and hinder moral improvement.
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Tom Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Farms and Ranch
Glassboro Salts Iron Curtain Echo With Wayland College Note
Glassboro panel echoes Fulton Missouri iron curtain moment as Churchill coined the term in 1946. The piece links Glassboro's rising profile to Wayland College history and seeks data on early events and figures. Also notes Panhandle Texas Restaurant Association president Zeek Powell and a witty telegram about Mrs Johnson.
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Glassboro
Fulton
Winston Churchill
Westminster College
Co.Dauren Brown
Plainview
Wayland College
Wayland
Panhandle
Texas Restaurant Association
Zeek Powell
Wolflin Village
Zeek
Texas oil output set at all time high by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission Friday set July oil production allowable at 42.9 percent of potential, the highest factor ever, allowing 3,512,042 barrels per day. It cites possible 400,000 extra barrels daily in Texas and Louisiana to meet domestic deficits from Middle East disruption and urges federal cooperation to avoid an oil glut.
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Austin
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Louisiana
Middle East
Commission
Stewart L. Udall
Tornadoes Struck Panhandle Cities Causing Damages
A tornado touched down west of Dumas around 6 p.m. sending winds up to 80 mph in the region. The Dumas barn on the Glenn Green farm was destroyed and damage reached about 1700 dollars. Farwell and surrounding towns reported extensive wind, hail, and power disruptions, with KZOL noting 74 mph winds that brought down antennas and overturned a trailer.
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Farwell
Panhandle
Glenn Green
N. H. Goldsmith
Ed Pough
KZOL
U.S
Dimmitt
Dodd Censured On Single Charge by Senate
Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut was censured by a 92 to 5 vote for spending personal funds raised politically. A second misconduct charge was dropped as the nine day ethics debate concluded. Dodd voted against his own censure and left the chamber before final adjournment.
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iThomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Dodd
U.S
Hol’sagues
90Th Congress
Sen
Allen J. ‘Eliender
D-La
Ellender
Senate Ethics Committee
Mohawk Airlines Jet Crash Kills 34 Near Blossburg
A Mohawk Airlines twin engine jet crashed in trees near Blossburg Pennsylvania killing thirty four people including four crew members. The jet originated in Syracuse with a stop in Elmira en route to Washington D C. An FBI sabotage probe is possible.
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Blossburg
Mohawk Airlines
Here
Ex Hereford Resident among 34 Dead in Jetliner Crash
The Very Rev. Alexander Beaton 51 a former Hereford resident and head of the Graymoore Friars was among 34 killed when a jet airliner crashed in Pennsylvania Beaton a Nova Scotia native moved to Graymoore Garrison New York and served as Father General He was en route to Elmira New York to visit a seminary before assuming direc tor of 300 Graymoore friars in the eastern United States Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Alexander Beaton
Pennsylvania
Rev. Beaton
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
St. Anthony’s Catholic
Graymoore Garrison
N.Y
Graymoore Friars
Elmira
M.Y
Beaton
Graymoore
Johnson Kosygin meet again after five hour talks
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin held lengthy talks in Glassboro New Jersey on Middle East peace and U S Soviet relations. They agreed to meet again Sunday at 1 30 p m signaling possible progress toward a broader understanding.
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N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
Kosygin
College Town
U.S
Middle East
Vitnam
White House
George Christian
United States
Soviet Union
Christian
Dean
Rusk
Vietnam Tension Building in South Vietnam Fighting Report
Unofficial signs suggest sharp fighting near South Vietnam, while U S spokesmen report no major contacts in 20 ground operations. Operations Arizona Brown and Geraldon net 80 18 and one Communist killed respectively. Australians suffer no casualties.
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U.S
1St Corps
Arizona
Geraldon
Royal Australian Regiment
Saigon
Pollution Source Sought by Hereford Experts
Livestock executives and game reserve experts joined Orville Howard in the Tierra Blanca watershed on Friday seeking the pollution source. Local officials and researchers coordinated field work amid flood conditions to identify contributing factors and plan remediation.
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Buffalo Lake
Wildlife Game Refuge
Hereford
Frio
Orville Howard
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