Withdrawal of U.S. Supply Troops Blamed on De Gaulle
Paris reports blame French president Charles de Gaulle for blocking French forces from NATO prompting a 5400 troop withdrawal in France. The cutback ends U.S. Army jobs for about 6200 French civilians and disrupts a major GI trucking operation moving 16 million tons of supplies monthly.
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de Gaulle
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
United States Army
G.I
U.S
Bremerhaven
Germany
NATO
Washington
Berlin
North German
Kennedy wraps coast to coast trip with Whiskeytown dam stop
President Kennedy finished a five day coast to coast swing with a Las Vegas speech and a Whiskeytown dam dedication in California as he criticized the Eisenhower era for cutting water projects. Governor Brown joined him at Lassen Park breakfast and Kennedy then traveled to Palm Springs for the weekend before a Washington flight.
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Palm Springs
Cal
Kennedy
Bing Crosby
Las Vegas
Nev
Palin Springs
Washington
Lassen Volcanic National Park
California
Edmound G
Pat) Brown
Whiskeytown
Fisenhower
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Clear Creek
Girls change minds about runaway plan in Amarillo incident
Three teenage girls age 13 and 14 planned to run away but altered their minds late. A false report about being assaulted was made to police, with one girl jailed and the others released to parents after the story unravelled under juvenile scrutiny.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Air Force Base
Jody
Kiwanis Club
Abandoned U S Supply Network In Franco American Strain
A fragmentary report details potential U S troop withdrawals from Europe involving depots worth hundreds of millions, a large pipeline, and housing and crop surpluses. It notes Franco American tensions and a banked pipeline in Colorado with stolen items and NATO considerations.
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U.S
Germany
Cedaredge
Colo
John Doyle
France
Amerweek
Iran
West Gerhe
Greenbelt Water Purchases Approved Across Panhandle
Residents across Childress Quanah Clarendon and Hedley backed water purchase agreements with the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority for a $10 million reservoir and pipeline project. Voters approved 2,817 to 67 or 97.7 percent in favor, stunning Greenbelt officials. Greenbelt president Dr. S H Townsend commented, I just can't believe it.
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Southeastern Panhandle
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
Quanah
Clarendon
Hedley
Greenbelt
S. H. (Shell) Townsend
Chilress
Childress
Townsend
Morris Higley
Childress Index
TWDB
President to Decide on Wheat Sale to Russia Subsidy Plan
President Kennedy is expected to decide soon after returning to Washington whether to reverse U S policy and allow subsidized wheat exports to the Soviet Union. Officials say a White House meeting may approve the change, potentially triggering early sales and broader trade in agricultural products with Communist bloc countries.
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Kennedy
Washington
U. S
Russia
White House
Ottawa
State Department
Soviet Union
Congress
Luther Hodges
Agriculture
Orville H. Freeman
Weather report fragment from Amarillo 1963
Fragmentary weather note records wind and visibility readings for Amarillo with scattered data including sky condition and hourly comparisons. The text mentions 1963 and locations such as Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and Amarillo, but details are incomplete.
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Amarillo
Dooms Official Report Dooms State Dept Otepka Case
Washington dispatch reports a clash between the State Department and Senator Eastland's Internal Security Subcommittee over charges against Otto F. Otepka chief of the Security Office evaluation division. The conflict centers on his alleged disclosure of a confidential report to McGeorge Bundy and other security materials.
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Chicago Tribune
Washington
State Department
Senate Internal Security
James O. Eastland
Miss
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Otto F. Otepka
Department
Office of Security
Roger Robb
Eastland
Otepka
Senate
Security Office
Congress
Executive Department
Oiepka
John F. Reilly
Reilly
Weekly Ty Log Has New Look Today
The weekly reversion log appears in a new format today with foldable pages. Instructions guide readers to create a handy sized booklet containing logs and program notes, placed on pages 11 and 12, with folding directions on page 1 and illustrations on page 10.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Crosby
Northwest Texas Hospital
West Ger
Billy Forbes
By Jerry Langdon
of Our Stott
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China
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Peking
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Australia
Cuba
Projet
Paducah
Crowell
Austin
Texas Water Commission
Salt Ford
Red River
Lela Lake
The
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Eldorado
Oklo
Radio Society
U $ Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Houston
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