Meat Buy Plan Aids Cattle Prices And Programs
Washington government moves to buy beef to bolster sagging cattle prices. Beef will go to school lunch programs and to surplus food recipients, possibly raising retail beef prices. Announcement followed White House talks with Secretary Orville Freeman amid debates on farm policy and import cuts.
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Multiple World Events Span Politics and Disasters
AP brief notes Lt Col John Glenn Jr postpones retirement for a month to protect disability benefits at Grant Hospital in Columbus while pursuing a Democratic Senate nomination. Leyland Motors to sell Cuba 50 more buses, total 450. Johnson appoints Frankie Freeman to Civil Rights Commission. A fire in Troy, New York kills nine family members including the Sousie granddaughter Judy Stone. Princess Alexandra gives birth to a son, moving him to 16th in line by summer. Oklahoma Republicans back Goldwater, NC delegates split but back him, CA GOP Assembly endorses. Malaysian guerrillas cross into Borneo amid cease-fire dispute involving Kennedy era promises.
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Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Grant Hospital
Fog obscures Briton jet with 83 aboard near Innsbruck
A Britannia turboprop airliner carrying 75 passengers and eight crew, en route from London to Innsbruck for the Winter Olympics, vanished in thick fog over the Austrian Alps. A U.S. Air Force briefing in Prestwick said the craft disappeared around 10 000 feet amid cloud and high peaks.
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Northern Ireland
British Eagle International Airlines
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U.S. Air Force
Prestwick
Scotland
E. Williams
State College Plan Adopted by Texas Higher Education Commission
The State Commission on Higher Education in Austin approved a financing plan seeking a 55 percent spending increase to upgrade Texas colleges. The plan aims to direct more funds to graduate study and science and engineering, with a 23 percent average rise in faculty salaries. The revised formulas, alongside enrollment growth, would raise expected state tax funding to 242 million for 1965-67 operations.
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Austin
State Commission On Higher Education
Texas
President unveils jet interceptor exceeding 2000 mph
President Johnson announces a secret five year project producing a needle shaped interceptor capable of over 2000 mph. He describes the craft as world leading and confirms the secret program was kept until now. He discusses Viet Nam plans Panama Canal status and civil rights bill with reporters.
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Viet Nam
William Bo Bondy
Roger Hilsman
Orr Inquest Is Ordered After Carbon Monoxide Death
Harold Orr died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage at 3403 Sunlite. Coroner's jury to determine if death was accidental. Orr, 33, linked to Billie Sol Estes, faced federal fraud and conspiracy sentencing. Diana, 12, found him beside his station wagon. neighbor Roy Bradburn failed to revive him. Orr died after arrival at St Anthony's Hospital.
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Superior Manufacturing Campagnn
Ruel Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman D MeSpad
Amarillo Superintendent invites visit to city schools
Amarillo Texas March 2 6 Texas Public School Week observed with a special invitation to parents and school patrons to visit city schools this week. No special programs are planned according to Superintendent Bob Ashworth.
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Amarillo
Bob Ashworth
Ashworth
Truman on De Gaulle’s grand ambitions in The Sunday News Globe
Ex President Harry S. Truman critiques General De Gaulle calling his program a revival of Napoleon with Machiavellian cynicism. The article appraises De Gaulle’s nationalism and the lasting impact on France and world affairs, urging readers to weigh his plans against constitutional norms.
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Sunday News Globe
Greek students riot near US and British embassies over Cyprus
Greek university students shout murders and accuse the United States of bias toward Turkey in a Cyprus dispute rally outside the US and British embassies. They decorate trees with Turkish fetes, present a petition to the duty officer, and protest at Athens University with speakers including Nikos Sampson.
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Johnson
Texas
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Fsee
Amarillo Cattleman Cheers Beef Overhang Relief Move
Local cattleman Jay RK Taylor endorses government action to curb beef oversupply, hoping price relief for the industry amid sagging fat cattle values. Howard Diedricksen of Moore County adds a feeder’s view calling the measure temporary and critical of foreign beef imports and tax money spent.
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Jay RK. Taylor
Amarillo
Howard Diedricksen
Moore County
Trade pacts with Australia New Zealand and Ireland shape farm issue
Agreements negotiated with Australia New Zealand and Ireland face criticism from sponsors who say they do not curb imports enough. Cattlemen and lawmakers from cattle states blame beef imports for sharp declines in livestock prices. The beef import issue and farm prices are set to dominate the upcoming election. The administration opposes further changes.
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Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
Ruby Jury Still Short in Murder Trial
Dallas reporters note the Jack Ruby murder trial jury pool remains two members short after seven prospective jurors were rejected. Chief defense counsel Melvin Belli used his penultimate peremptory challenge to strike Vera Johnson, a telephone company employee, as court adjourned for the weekend.
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UPS
Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Vera Johnson
Prison inmate offers to trade nitro for release
Rex C. Angel, 33, an Idaho penitentiary inmate serving 15 years for burglary, claimed he hid nitroglycerin near Durant Oklahoma and offered to return to Durant to serve a four year manslaughter sentence if authorities would release him. He proposed to share details with Durant officials.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Penitentiary
Oklahoma
Durante
Rex C. Angel
Durant
Idaho State Journal
Angel
Oklahoma City
Nitro hoax or real danger in Durant letters
A Durant newspaper received a letter from Angel proposing a deal and describing buried nitroglycerine caches near the town. Officers found 22.5 pounds of nitro. authorities say no further contact from Angel has been made since last November while continuing to search for the explosive.
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Angel
Durant
Democrat
John Newcomb
Pocatello
Jury Selection Progress in Ruby Trial Through 193rd Questioned
The Dallas AP report notes juror screening continued through Saturday with 193 jurors questioned. The defense and state challenged eleven jurors while seven accepted in the pool and several others held clear positions on the death penalty.
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Jack Ruby Wourder
Ness
Judge signals limit reached for ex lanation challenged panel
Judge Joe B Brown indicates no more extra challenges after a third and last request. He granted three more days Friday after exhausting the initial 15 name panel. Only George E. Staton remains from the original 15. On Monday details appear on Page 2.
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