Churchill dies leaves UK to mourn a world figure
The death of Sir Winston Churchill triggers a state funeral plan with a Thames escort by barge ending at Waterloo Station and a private burial near Blenheim. Parliament will meet to approve the Queen's request for a formal national observance. The service will be led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and burial at Bladon follows Churchill's birth on Marlborough’s estate.
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John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Anastas Mikoyan
Alexei VN. Vosygin
William E. Gladstone
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Bladon
London
Great Blenheim
Lord Randolph Churchill
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Lord Randolph
Harris County Hospital District vote defeat outcome
Harris County residents voted 53 876 against the district and 44 083 for it in a closer margin than the last three elections over a decade. Mayor Louie Welch voiced disappointment, warning higher long term taxes for indigent care. Judge Elliott warned about funding charity hospitals, citing fear campaign impact and potential shifts in hospital administration and tax burden.
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Harris County
Louie Welch
Elliott
James Pears
Houston
Jess
Lee College Plans Bond Issue for Vocational Building
Lee College officials will review plans for a four building vocational complex on campus to cost about 780000 with an estimated 50 percent federal reimbursement. The project would consolidate current vocational classes now taught at Baytown Elementary and Alexander Drive automotive shop, after a favorable two year rise in enrollments under federal aid efforts. The board may decide to call a bond election and will study transcripts from the public hearing on Gentry’s suspension before acting.
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James A
Bitsy) Davis
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Bayway Drive
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Sierk
Johnson Reports Churchill Death News at Bethesda Naval Hospital
President issued orders as Churchill lay ill and news reached Washington at 3 50 am sent by CPO Thomas Mills. The nation mourned as Johnson expressed gratitude for Churchill's life and service to the Allies. Messages of sympathy went to Lady Churchill Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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Cpo
Thomas Mills
Bethesday Naval Hospital
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Queen Elizabeth
Harold Wilsor
Redistricting debate cited by local officials and students
Albert and Cravey discuss Graduated redistricting with Thomas de MRS as they assess plans for future districts. Sally Lee Cole, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Cole, graduates from Lamar State College Technology with a bachelor in elementary education. She is on the Dean's Honor List and a Texas Student Teachers Association member. Harris County would gain a Republican district in Southwest Houston after 1970, officials say.
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Gene Cravey
Sally Lee Cole
J. W. Cole
Lamar State College
Harris County
Houston
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Texas Stuwandent Teachers Association
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients to Gulf Coast
Hospital notes list admissions to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist including Jennie Leatherwood and Edward Shelley with addresses and room numbers. Other names include Mrs. Claude Hataway, Mrs. J. B. Brasher, Mrs. S. F. Blumburg, Hutton Wyatter, Keith Workman, Mrs. Lydia Talbott, Pete Anton, James Paul Ashley, and couples Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins and Mr. and Mrs. Scheffler, with bays and room numbers for various units. The entry notes a birth announced for Jan 25 at San Jacinto Methodist and a Baytown couple welcomed.
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Jennie Leatherwood
Joe Leatherwood
Chilton
Edward Shelley
San Jacinto Methodist
Meer Hooper
Crosby
G. E. Nelson
Baytown
J. B. Brasher
Icu
S. F. Blumburg
Lakewood
Hutton Wyatter
James
Keith Workman
Waserest
Roam
Jack Mebleit
Schreck
William McKinney
Deer Park
A. L. Tompkins
Channelview
San Jacinig Methodist
Kenneth Scheffler
cLattat Gulim
Brown Is Named Athlete Of Year
Rochester AP report says Jimmy Brown, star fullback of the Cleveland Browns, won the J. Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award and the $10,000 belt. Brown called the NFL title his top prize, credited teammates Frank Ryan Paul Warfield Gary Collins and Dick Modzelewski, and noted he has two years left on his contract.
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N.Y
Jimmy Brown
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Syracuse
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Frank Ryan
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Dick Modzadewsk
The
Budget Message Highlights Defense and Space Shifts
President Johnson outlines 1966 budget aims with a 1 percent rise for civilian staff while defense spending sits near 49 billion dollars. Space remains a priority despite cuts in growth, aiming for a manned moon target by 1970 and a later unmanned probe. Social Security payroll tax rises from 7.0 to 8.5 percent and higher income tax base shift to fund new hospital programs, affecting earners at 5600 dollars+. The budget projects to curb overall spending growth relative to GNP but debt climbs to 522.5 billion.
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Peace Corps
Congression
Middle East War Draws Closer as Tensions Rise
Jerusalem report notes escalating clashes along Israeli Arab frontiers and Arab claims of deploying storm troops. It contrasts regional military strain with domestic budget battles, detailing proposed excise tax changes, highway funding needs, and a broad push to expand social security benefits.
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Hal McClure
Jerusalem
Middle East
Cecil A Grimes Rites Monday
Final rites for Cecil Alien Grimes age 60 of Crosby were set for 2 p m Monday at Earthman Chapel Highlands burial in Memorial Gardens Grimes died Saturday Survived by wife Victoria a daughter Mrs June Fleet of Crosby brothers I H Grimes Grimes Houston a sister Mrs T A Cunningham Mexia and two grandchildren Grimes was a 20 year resident of Crosby
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Houston
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Wrong Time B'nai B'rith Lodge Meeting Change
A printing error listed a 6 p m start for the B nai Bith Lodge meeting. The event will convene at 2 20 p m on Wednesday instead of the earlier time.
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$90 Million Sought for Texas Water Projects
President Johnson's budget requests nearly 90 million dollars for Texas water initiatives including 69 million for construction. Major item is 17 million for Sanford Dam on the Canadian River near Amarillo, with large sums planned for Summerville Reservoir, Pat Moyse and Stillhouse Hollow projects. Details cover Corps of Engineers construction, planning, surveys, and operation and maintenance across numerous Texas sites.
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Presisident Johnson
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Amarillo
Summerville
Pat Moyse
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Stillhouse Hollow
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Bardwell Reservoir
Brazos Island
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Buffalo Bayou
Freeport
Galveston Harbor
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Galveston
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Matagorda Ship Channel
Pat Mayse
Port Arthur
Sam Rayburn
McGee Bend
Texas Eh Channel
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Alpine
Blanco
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Brazos River
Frio
Eelupe
San Antonio
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Neches River
Sabine River
Texas City Channel
Rio Grandes
Mercedes
Nueces
Preos River
Lebanon approves Arab plans to divert Jordan headwaters
Israeli officials say Lebanon has moved to participate in an Arab scheme to divert Jordan headwaters by constructing a pumping station on the Wazzani River, two miles from Israel. Lebanon may allow Arab troops to help defend the country while Israel warns of resistance to the diversion. Nasser’s Yemen deployment is linked to regional tensions amid royalist forces and the YemeniRepublic opposition.
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Rea Sleal
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Physician, Family Die As Home Burns in Arkansas
A young physician Dr James Thomas 34 and his wife Mari Ann and their three children died when an electric heater ignited draperies in the den of their three bedroom brick home in Little Rock. Firemen said the blaze caused the deaths by asphyxiation and found the infant Marion 4 months in a crib, the two boys James Jr 6 and David 4 on another bedroom floor, with the mother near a door.
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Mari Ann Thomas
James Jo
David
Marion
Chick imprinting study uses rubber ball as mother
Riverside AP report on Herman the chicken, part of a psychology imprinting experiment by UC Riverside senior Joan Berkoff. A rubber ball served as a stand in mother, bounced for about 16 hours to trigger social adjustment in the newborn rooster.
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