Talks in Tokyo as Malaysia Indonesia seek summit
In Tokyo Malaysia and Indonesia move toward a summit with monitored Indonesian guerrilla withdrawals from northern Borneo. Fighting flared over the weekend leaving nine dead with uncertain casualties. Philippines mediation advances with exit points in Sarawak and Sabah while awaiting Thai inspectors signals for ministerial talks.
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Tokyo
Malaysia
Indonesia
Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
Ceete Ues
Malaysian Borneo
Thailand
Salvador P. Lopez
Sarawak
Sabah
North Borneo
Philippines
Sukarno
Abdul Rahman
Diosdardo Macapagal
Macapagal
Rahman
Air
Bangkok
Jakarta
Chaerul Saleh
Antara
Sabirin Mochtar
Tokye
Credentials Battle Escalates Among Houston San Antonio Dallas Delegations
Rival delegations from Houston San Antonio Dallas and four counties square off in a seven hour Credentials Committee session led by Will D. Davis of Austin. San Antonio protests procedure and leaves early while Houston and Dallas factions accuse others of breaking pre convention agreements. Delegations hold 202 359 and 235 state convention votes respectively.
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Houston
San
San Antonio
Coase
Ameri can-Owned Vauxhall to Sell 1000 Chassis to Indonesia
The American owned Vauxhall Motor Co announces a sale of 1000 truck and bus chassis worth 2.8 million dollars to Indonesia. Britain’s embargo on military supplies to Indonesia won’t apply. The deal echoes Britain’s Cuba bus sale, drawing US scrutiny though officials call it normal trade.
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London
Vauxhall Motor Co
Indonesia
Britain
Foreign Office
Cuba
United States
Fauxhall
General Motors
Stock Quotes From Noon Cal Show Many Major Firms
The noon stock quotes list a wide range of companies including Allied-Chalmers Aluminium, Am Cyanamid, Amer Tel & Tel, Ashland Oil, Bethlehem Steel, Colgate-Palmolive, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, Exxon, Freeport Sulphur, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, IBM, Int'l Nickel, Liggett & Myers, Litton Industries, Lockheed, Magnavox, Marathon Oil, Monsanto, Philip Morris, Phillips 66, Pure Oil, Royal Dutch, Sinclair, Socony-Vacuum, Texaco, Texas Co, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, Xerox and others showing diverse sector representation.
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Allis-Chalmees Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tei
Ashland Oil
Tp & SF
Banter Lab
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Cities Service Colgate Palo
Delta Airbu
Diamond Alk
Dow Chemt
Eastman Kodak
Paso So
Potd Ceteecceets
Foremost Dukes
Freeport Sulphur
Elec
Gen Motors
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Goodyear Tire
J Greyhound Oo
Seeeesene Silt Gulf Ouise
Gulf States Util
Risa Gustin-Bat
WL & BO
Avsaer
Ceeres
Ces
Jones & Laugh
Kert-McGee
Liggett-Myers
Litton Ind
Lockheed Louis Land
Magna
iTransam Corp
Union Carbide
UN Oil of Calif
United Aircraft Upjohn Drug
US Steel
del Webb
Westinghouse
Xerox
Death Sentence for Sex Slayer Moseley in Genovese Case
New York State Supreme Court jury sentenced Winston Moseley to death for the stabbing murder of Catherine Genovese in Queens. The verdict sparked applause from several women in court, prompting Justice I Irvin Shapiro to order courtroom decorum and condemn the acts as improper for a defendant described as a monster.
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New York
Supreme Court
Tobber
I. Irvin Shapiro
Iman
Winston Mosel
Tibetan Refugees Find New Homes In Switzerland
Tibetan refugees resettled in eight eastern Swiss mountain villages face Western life as they adapt to new surroundings. About 230 refugees including nine babies live in Red Cross housing scattered in chalets and villages, with funds for transport the main obstacle to expanding the program.
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Unterwasser
Switzerland
Les
Swiss Alps
Europe
Dalai Lama
Spi Ual
India
Siiss Red Cross
Red Cross
Ruling on reapportionment draws mixed political reaction
Reaction directors for the Republican National Committee and Gov. John Connally of Texas criticize the Supreme Court ruling on reapportionment as an intrusion on state powers. Governor Orval Faubus calls it a clearly state matter and others prepare for legal conferences to determine action while awaiting lower court guidance. Chief Justice Earl Warren authored the majority opinions as governors weigh timelines and compliance.
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Republican National Committee
U.S. Senate
John Connally
Texas
Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
Warren
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Delaware
Elbert N. Carvel
Edmund G. Brown
California
Supreme I’ Court
Barry Expects Clincher on Texas 56 Delegates
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater may clinch Texas 56 delegate votes on the first ballot led by Gov. Scranton and other rivals. Goldwater's strength lies in bound delegates, with Scranton claiming only about 250 of Goldwater’s votes are legally bound. Delegates from several states shift between camps as convention momentum builds toward the July San Francisco gathering.
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Barry
Texas
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Eror
Goldwater
Associated
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Penn- Designated
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Craig C. Truax
Sceranton
North Dakota
Texas political rift at convention over seating delegates
At the Texas Democratic convention, conservatives led by Gov. Connally appeared to control proceedings while liberals led by Sen. Yarborough faced threats of walkouts over seating Bexar and Harris County delegations. Johnson allies reportedly backed Connally, with discussions ongoing on platform endorsement and national convention roles.
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Harris County
Dixie
John Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Houston
Johnson
Gov. Connally
Jack Valenti
Alenti
Ralph Yarborough
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Yarborough
Music Hall
Sam Houston Coliseum
Washington
Flood strains Austin and surrounding areas raise water woes
Firemen reported an unofficial fall of 7.9 inches in Austin in 24 hours to 8 a.m. Police said up to 60 Austin streets had water, too high for traffic. Boggy Creek overflowed in east Austin while the Waco District and Farm 2604 northwest of Georgetown were closed by high water. Roads closed included Farm 123% at Cedar Creek Bell County, Farm 817 between Belton and Temple, Farm 1829 near the Leona River Coryell County, Farm 107 Moody to Oglesby, and U.S. 4 east and west of McGregor at Harris Creek. Farm 187 south of Sabinal in Uvalde County also closed.
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Highway Department
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Belton and
Temple
Leona River
Coryell County
Moody
Oglesby
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Harris Creek
Sabinal
Uvalde County
Redistricting Challenges Hit Texas Supreme Court
The guide argues current laws discriminate against voters in Harris Dallas Tarrant and Bexar counties by limiting county representation. Plaintiffs seek remapping of state legislative districts with key supporters including Sen Kennard Spears and Rep Eckhardt. The Supreme Court ruling could reshape county and rural voting power, prompting potential special legislative sessions.
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Dallas
Tarrant
Bexar
Texas Legislative Redistricting Board
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Houston
Supreme Court
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Johnson
Don ‘Kennard
Fort Worth
Franklin ‘Spears
San Antonio
Bob Eckhardt
Associated Press
Rebets
Goldwater solid in GOP delegates amid Scranton push
Delegates to the state convention appear solid for Goldwater with many county delegations instructed to back the Arizona senator. A Dallas model handed out Scranton leaflets at the convention hotel, while a Goldwater booth drew crowds. William Hughson said a few delegates favored Scranton, but he expected Goldwater’s victory. Texas GOP leaders dismissed Scranton’s late-entry bid, and Rockefeller’s endorsement drew a sharp retort from Texas chairman Peter O’Donnell. Goldwater blamed the Johnson administration for domestic and international troubles and urged independence from Washington.
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Dallas
Wiliam Scranton
Stanton
Arizona
William Hughson
Philadelphia
Hughgan
Associated Press
Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Texas
Peter O'Donnell
Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Americas
Washington
Aloha Airlines Leader Arrives in Mexico City
Hung Wo Ching, former president and director of Aloha Airlines, Hawaii, arrived in Mexico City on Monday with his wife and son. In Nuevo Laredo, officials from Mexican customs and U S customs meet for two days to discuss border procedures.
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Mexico City
Aloha Airlines of
Hawaii
Hung
Wo Ching
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
United States
Crosby school board votes to enlarge stadium and sell season tickets
Crosby school board meets to approve adding 1,008 seats to the football stadium with reserve seating for 644. Season tickets price five games at 5 before Sept 1 or 1.25 each. tickets on sale after Aug 15 at the administration building. Board adopts players award policy and letters. A July 14 budget study meeting is set. Resignations of teachers Doug Monsingo and spouse accepted to move to Thorndale. Superintendent Koonce notes counselor Cullen Cranfill authored an article in Texas Outlook. Crosby Sperke writes for Texas Coaching.
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T Was
Doug Monsingo
Thorndale
Allison Koonce
Crosby High School
Cullen Cranfill
Texas Out Jook
Crosby Jack Sperke
Texas I
How To Be Noticed Quickly Certainly
Washington AP report notes Pentagon security officers inspect safes to ensure documents are secure. The piece playfully asks readers if they want to be noticed and meet people, suggesting leaving a safe open as an odd prompt.
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Pentagon
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