Pugwash movement linked to world disarmament talks
In Amarillo a columnist discusses the Pugwash Conferences led by Cyrus Eaton and attended by liberal scientists from both sides of the Iron Curtain. The piece cites Linus Pauling Bertrand Russell and Gen Arthur Trudeau linking Pugwash to plans for a centralized world government a socialist economy and a policing system.
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Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Pugwash
Nova Scotia
U.S
Cyrus Eaton
Linus Pauling
Bertrand Russell
State Department
Arthur G Trudeau
Army Intelligence
American Ordnance Association
Los Angeles
Moscow
Mighty Vian Wil low Springs blacksmith keeps busy at 80
Francis Anson, Willow Springs Mo, age 80, has run a smithy for 62 years shoeing horses and sharpening axes. He recalls cheaper rates in 1910 for horseshoes and nails, but prices have jumped as a new voting rights bill faces Senate scrutiny and the question of Texas coverage under federal enforcement provisions.
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Willow Springs
Francis Anson
Wilkinson
Anson
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
John Horse
Texas
James O Eastland
Nicholas Katzenbach
Texas Voting Rights Bill Faces Narrow House Hurdle
A proposed voting rights bill would apply to states with under nine percent registration or turnout and with literacy tests or similar devices. The measure, likely to be voted on, would take effect upon enactment, with further details referenced on page 2.
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Katzenbach
Texas
Lone Star
Legislature Boosts Pay For Speaker And Lieutenant Governor
Senators backed a proposal to raise annual salaries for the House speaker and lieutenant governor to 12 500 each while discussing but rejecting a state salary increase for lawmakers The measure would let the legislature set presiding officers pay at half the governor s salary and a separate line would allow lawmakers to adjust their own pay up to about 12 000 with adjustments for acting governor duties
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Charles Herring
Austin
House
Senate Confirms Henry H. Fowler as Treasury Secretary
The Senate unanimously approves President Johnson's pick Henry H. Fowler to succeed Douglas Dillon as Treasury secretary. Fowler, 56, former undersecretary, is hailed by Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia as a fine choice and the session's first action.
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SPI
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Henry H. Fowler
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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Texas tavern curfew extended to 2 am raises tourism push
The House Liquor Committee backed a bill extending the Sunday through Friday curfew to 2 am and advancing a package store closing time from 10 pm to 11 pm. The panel also favored stricter rules banning alcohol sales to minors and referred the measure to the attorney general for constitutionality review. The debate featured Rep. Dick McKissack and testimony from Houston restaurateur Sonny Look and the San Antonio Retail Beer Dealers Association.
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Tex
House Liquor Committee
Dick McKissack
Dallas
Texas
Sonny
Houston Restauranteur
Ludwig Dott
San Antonio
Dewitt Hale
Hale
Totels
Attorney General's Office
John Ray Harrison
Pasadena
Mr Anson Considers Retirement After Long Service
Mr Anson weighs retirement after 65 years on the job with uncertainty about future plans. He notes the decision could hinge on circumstances years from now and says one cannot know until reaching that point.
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Anson
This and That Studio Motto Notes
Fragmentary text references Houston domed stadium staffing for games and a quip about ticket sales and gardening. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge. The readable lines resemble a collage of quotes and ad-like snippets with no cohesive story or factual elements to summarize.
Watcher Driver killed near Selma during civil rights march
Col. Al Lingo said Viola Gregg Luizzo, 39, of Detroit Michigan, a possible Wayne University teacher or student, was shot and killed while driving back to Montgomery from Selma on U S 80. Leroy Moten, a Negro boy in the car, was identified by SCLC. The shooting occurred about three miles west of Lowndesboro.
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UPI
al Lingo
Alabama
Michigan
Montgomery
Ala
Selma
Lingo
Viola Gregg Luizzo
Detroit
Mich
Statehouse
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Leroy Moten Lingo
Lowndesboro
U.S. 80
Gemini 3 pilots hail smooth flight and vivid reentry
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young described Gemini 3's Earth entry as surprisingly smooth despite minor damage to faceplate and heat shield. They recalled good initial trajectory, debris bursts at separation, and precise guidance enabling a clean descent over Texas after 93 minutes in space.
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Gus) Grissom
John W Young
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Caribbean
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Space Center
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Grissom
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Som
John Is
Florida
Hei
Young
Texas
US jets strike suspected Viet Cong HQ in Tay Ninh province
South Viet Nam reports bombs and rockets from US air forces hit a suspected Viet Cong headquarters in Tay Ninh Province near the Cambodian frontier. The strike follows four days of North Viet Nam raids and signals caution about Chinese involvement in the conflict.
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South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Peking
Binh Dinh
Red China
Casada
Viet Nam
U.S
Rat Quits Ship Vousonant Retires Its Tail Rendine Press
A Sydney white mouse named Cricketnaut, owned by Australia’s National Rocket Club, has retired after five rocket flights. Weighing under four ounces, he suffered tail loss and a damaged nose cone during a flight above Narellan for a Duke of Edinburgh Award publicity shoot. The club, with about 200 members, meets quarterly and tests rockets from five inches to six feet.
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Australia
National Rocket Club of Australia
Brian Watson
Cricketnaut
Watson
Narellan
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