Chamber Conference Opens in Houston With Leaders Present
The 51st annual management conference of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives begins in Houston with over 600 chamber executives expected. Attendees have arrived since Saturday for receptions and tours of the Manned Spacecraft Center and the domed Stadium. Major addresses will be given by Walter Finke of Honeywell, Greta Hobby of the Houston Post, and Dr. Norton E. Long of Brandeis University.
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Washington Briefs on Johnson Talks and Policy
Washington reports President Johnson plans to press his agenda while recovering from surgery. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Secretary Stewart lead talks on nuclear policy and NATO forces, amid debates on rapid nuclear force formation in the Atlantic. Civil rights enforcement and federal-state roles feature in remarks by Wilbur Cohen and others, with Henry Wallace undergoing medical tests.
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Paper Firm Leader Succumbs In Austin
Thomas Hicks, longtime head of a Houston area paper concern, died Saturday in a New York hospital after battling cancer. A native of Virginia, Hicks had chaired the firm near the board of water Paper Co. and was elected president amid rapid growth before his death. Burial plans were pending in Oakwood Cemetery, Austin.
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Skindivers Find Body Of Missing Dallas Swimmer
In Davis Oklahoma three divers explored The Old Wild Woman Cave at Turner Falls park. Richard Bowling, 18, from Dallas and a Southern Methodist University student, disappeared while squeezing through a narrow opening. His body was recovered from a deep pool near the cave after searchers located him later today.
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Propaganda Efforts in Viet Nam Highlight U S Information War
A detailed report from Saigon notes U S and South Vietnamese leaflets, broadcasts, and gifts aimed at North Vietnamese and regional audiences. Officials acknowledge limited impact while praising certain reach of Psychological Warfare materials. North Vietnamese authorities issue directives to counter propaganda as Hanoi’s defenses intensify.
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Canonization Drive Grows For Pope John XIII
The Vatican council marks its third anniversary amid renewed pressure to canonize Pope John XXIII. More than 300 bishops back the move, with calls rising since his death in 1963. Source cautions that sainthood would await thorough Church review and likely years.
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Rebel arms surrender and troop reorganization in Santo Domingo
Interior Minister Joaquin Castillo says rebels will turn in remaining arms within days and return to regular forces. Leaders handed over a light tank 26 cannons and 26 depth charge launchers to provisional authorities after the April revolution, with only the tank previously used.
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Music Lecturer Dies at Oxford Dedication Service
Dr. H. K. Andrews a 61 year old Oxford University music lecturer died after leaving Sunday night at the Trinity College chapel during the dedication of a new organ. A doctor in the congregation climbed to the organ keyboard after the music stopped and found him dead.
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Connery Plays Greenwich Poet Not Bond in New Film
NEW YORK AP Sean Connery, seen in autumn wind at a Park Avenue set, chats about portraying a Greenwich Village poet in Fine Madness and dislikes Bond merchandising. He values his privacy and says he has not received proceeds from Bond merchandise despite original royalties.
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College Station Girl Named Miss Aggie for 1965 66
Cheryl Holland 18 was named Miss Aggie for 1965 66 after being chosen from 16 finalists at a Sunday Houston event. The Texas Woman's University sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis R Holland of College Station will be officially presented at the Fort Worth game between Texas A and M and Texas Christian.
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