Eisenhower Endorses War To Stop Advance of Reds
The interview with General Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of Allied forces in World War II, recounts his stance on countering communism and supporting the war effort. Eisenhower explains his wartime mindset, his pride in serving, and his belief in defending the country against the spread of communism. The article reflects on his demeanor, clarity, and readiness to answer questions.
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Paner Syndicate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Europe
Baa’ & Brose
Seren
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Ford Engineers Call Safety Bill Unrealistic
Ford Motor Co officials say the proposed federal safety law is not realistic and will force delays or alterations to 1968 model production. The Detroit News cites Donald Frey as saying the timetable gives only six months for design changes when two years are typical, risking 1968 Thunderbird production.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Detroit News
the News
Robert W. Irvin
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Donald & Frey
Frey
Congress
Machinists Set To Approve Airline Wage Pact
Airline machinists ready to approve a three year contract after a 22 day strike ending with a 6 to 7 percent annual wage and fringe benefit increase. The deal yields about 72 cents more per hour for 95,400 hanger workers with 56 cents in wages and the rest in benefits. Ratification expected today with flights to resume across Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United within hours to days. A related dispute could halt TWA pilots return and a court injunction is sought by ALPA. The $77 million pact aimed to curb inflation amid productivity gains.
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White House
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Air Line Pilots’ Association
TWA
Borger Collage Park Shopping Center Plans Revealed
Borger reveals a $2 million College Park Shopping Center to house about 30 businesses on a 22 acre tract along Texas 136. Construction to start soon, with a late 1967 opening. The center aims for 100000 plus sq ft and 1500 parking spaces, employing about 200 people. Roy L. Martin and Associates of San Antonio named general contractors.
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Borger
College Park
Billy M. Willard
Roy L. Martin
Texas driving insurance plan to set rates by demerits
Texas motorists will be able to influence premiums under the new driving insurance plan starting Sunday, with demerit days counting toward base rate adjustments. The plan, to take full effect August 1 1967, imposes penalties for offenses and aims to curb rising costs and accidents.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
State Board of Insurance
State Board
City courtroom shooting leaves mayor dead in Plentywood
In Plentywood Montana a courtroom gunfight killed Mayor Ludvig Tande and wounded Justice of the Peace William Denikas and officer Fal Piske. The shooter Duane Falk was killed by the wounded officer. Falk had been convicted earlier for assault in a bar fight linked to a car damage dispute.
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Plentywood
Mont
Duane Falk
Lyle Medders
Falk
Justice of the Peace
William Denikas
Fal Piske
Ben Holt
Fiske
Holt
Robert Engstrom
Reserve
Ed Rucker
Engstrom
Ol” Fiske
Rucker
Amarillo Heat With Thunder Forecast for Today
The Amarillo area will see slightly cooler conditions with mostly mid 90s high temperatures and a chance of thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Detailed weather on Page 2.
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Amarillo
U S B52 Bombers Hit Demilitarized Zone in Viet Nam
U S B52s pounded the demilitarized zone in South Viet Nam for a second day with strikes aimed at North Vietnamese troops in the neutral zone near Hastings. The raids followed Saturday attacks that targeted an ammunition dump weapons storage area and 26 gun positions as Marines and South Vietnamese troops fought the 324th Division nearby.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
Jet Delivers Antivenom for Coral Snake Victim Boy
A Fort Worth coral snake bite case prompts an Air Force jet to shuttle serum from Louisiana. Four year old Randy Wooten remains in critical condition at St. Joseph’s Hospital after a bite at Worth Ranch Scout Camp. Local zoo curator Lawrence Curtis helped secure six ampules, with Monroe, Louisiana, as the backup source.
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Port Worth
Air Force
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Randy Wooten
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edward Wooten
Bedford
Worth Ranch
Monroe
Carswell Air Force Base
Curtis
Spanish Fisherman Seeks 85 Million for Bomb Find
Spanish fisherman Francisco Simo Orts demands more than 5 million dollars in extra compensation from the United States for aiding in the recovery of the missing H bomb. Official US sources indicate the request was made in Madrid.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Simo Orts
United States
Two Ex Presidents Treated In Hospitals
Kansas City and Washington report former presidents Harry S. Truman age 82 and Dwight D. Eisenhower age 75 are hospital patients. Truman was admitted to Research Hospital for annual physical checks after an upset stomach. Eisenhower remains under observation for arthritis at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He had entered the hospital more than a week earlier and spent July 25 24 weekend at his Gettysburg home amid a separate health note.
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Kansas City
United State
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Gettysburg
Truman
White House
Man
Jerusalem
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New York City
International Association of Machinists
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Dore
Airlines
Tommy Porter
Bor Ion
Willard
Montana
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BRR
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Denikas
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Ike
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