SOVIET BAN ON JFK REPORT DRAWING UNITED STATES CABLES
The World notes the Soviet government barred publication of the Warren Commission JFK assassination report in Moscow per U S Embassy. It also cites a Defense Department official denying claims of shaping Viet Nam news and a government drive against poverty ousting Sargent Shriver. Continued items include wage debates with Gov Connally and Minnesota New Mexico and Western Texas updates.
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Labor pledges full support Amarillo public school
Labor leaders pledged full support for Amarillo public school as it opened on Wednesday with a renewed backing from union members and local officials. The pledge aims to boost staffing, funding, and classroom resources for the new term.
Du Bois Club plans Southwest activity amid Albuquerque row
Rudy Andrews, described as Southwest cultural coordinator for the Du Bois Club, says the organization aims to broaden its reach next summer with aid from top officials. The club, labeled subversive by Atty Gen Katzenbach, has campuses as its launchpad, with Albuquerque links to a local youth group and possible overlaps with the Communist Party Youth Club.
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Dalhart Former VP Granted Three-Year Probation for Embezzlement
A former vice president of Citizens State Bank in Dalhart received a three year probation after admitting to embezzling 829000 dollars in bank funds. The action followed a Wednesday afternoon hearing reported by ANNA THOMASON of Our Staff.
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Clouds Soaked High Plains as Rain Totals Spiked
Thunderclouds broke over the High Plains delivering heavy rain across Amarillo and surrounding towns. Rainfalls included up to 3.5 inches in Midway and about ten inches in 20 minutes at Amarillo vicinity. U S Weather Bureau data varied by location. In other news U S District Judge Dooley imposed two concurrent three year terms on W R Koehler after guilty pleas to misapplication of funds.
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Governor Rejects Demand for 1 25 Dollar Minimum Wage Rally
Gov. John Connally rejected a demand for a special legislative session to enact a 1.25 minimum wage as Rio Grande Valley farm workers marched toward Austin. Labor leaders pledged support, while march leaders pressed politicians to back higher pay amid a 400 mile trek begun July 4 from Texas’s southern tip. Connally, accompanied by Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr and House Speaker Ben Barnes, intercepted the march about 44 miles south of Austin.
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Defense Ends Today In Abortion Trial Of Dr Victor Moore
The Dalhart physician Dr. Victor M. Moore faces a finishing defense as prosecutors finished their case after presenting six witnesses. The state contends Moore performed an illegal abortion on November 12 on a 17 year old Oklahoma honor student.
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U S Jets Strike Communist Targets as Trials Continue
U S planes hit 41 Communist targets on land and sea while Communist reprisals including bombings and raids occur in the South. In the trial defense rests after one witness. Judge Davison presides. prosecutors are Hunter and Davis. defense counsel are McCarthy and Archer. A witness immunity order shields the alleged victim, and the abortion charge rests on consent.
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Cannon Echoes Across New Jersey Farms Stirring Neighbors
In Basking Ridge and nearby Millington residents endure a two foot cannon used by Philip M. Bardy to repel birds by day and deer by night. The device, firing every 15 minutes with a carb onated mixture, has rattled the neighborhood though Bardy reports harvest success and limited local complaints. Police and officials await longer term effects.
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GOP Urges Open Books From President's Club Probe
The House GOP pressed President Johnson to close the Democratic Party's fundraising club and publish donor names and addresses from the last three years. They cited possible contract favoritism and invited media to check links to big government contracts. White House had no comment.
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Stock Market Rally Captures Wall Street Momentum
New York stocks surged in a strong rally marking the second straight session of gains. By 2 p.m. the Dow Jones industrial average had risen 15.20 points, the largest intraday rise of the year, before closing lower amid late profit taking at 8841.
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Millionaire For 51 Cents Reaches World Pool Record
London AP reports Percy Harrison a 32 year-old laborer with five children won 31,196 pounds tax free claiming a world record soccer pool payout. He risked 51 cents, and it was only the second time he played the pool.
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London
Percy Harrison
Auto safety bill passes Congress to shape 1968 models
Congress approved landmark auto safety standards for new cars from 1968 and used cars within two years, with the House 365 0 and Senate voice votes. A companion highway safety program to curb deaths on highways and streets also cleared the House 360 3 with quick Senate action expected. Three Democrats from Virginia and Georgia voted against both measures.
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