Johnson Defends Education While Attacking Goldwater Campaign
President Johnson tours the Northwest and West criticizing Goldwater while pledging broader education and youth programs. He argues extremist groups, including the Klan and the John Birch Society, threaten the nation and vows to push reforms if elected. Johnson also outlines plans to visit New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Texas, and other Western states.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Texas
Butte
Mont
Johnson
Klan
Denver
Goldwater
Carr Urges Cooperation To Insure Fresh Water
Atty Gen Waggoner Carr urged all government units private enterprise and individuals to work together to ensure Texas fresh water supply He warned that federal state clashes can occur without awareness The remarks came at the Texas Water Conservation Association annual convention Brig Gen R H Free Dallas said federal and local projects alone cannot meet Texas growing water demand and called for a strong well directed water development program
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Waggoner Carr
Texas
Carr
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R. H. ‘Free
Army Engineers
Dallas
Bride Follows Medieval Traly Customs With Ring Bearer
Today a bride carries a symbolic wedding ring as she travels to the altar with a young ring bearer, reflecting a medieval Traly tradition still observed in contemporary ceremonies.
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Traly
Texas Higher Education panel backs $50 tuition hike per semester
The Texas Commission on Higher Education voted to recommend legislators raise tuition at state senior colleges and universities by $50 per semester, a move that would double resident tuition. The panel also approved $457.1 million for 1965-67, with $33 million expected in extra tuition revenues, and recommended eliminating the law school at Negro Texas Southern University by Sept. 3, 1967. They approved creating a Department of Philosophy and Humanities and moving the Animal Husbandry Department to Animal Science.
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Harry Ransom
University of Texas System
Texas
Negro Texas Southern University
Houston
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Department of Animal Husbandry
Department of Animal Science
New Philosophy
Commission
Johnson Accuses Johnson of Excessive Campaigning
In Topeka Barry Goldwater blasts President Johnson for full-time campaigning, calls for a televised debate. He cites Johnson’s Sunday church visits and “campaign chaos” and urges a debate arrangement that would allow Johnson more time at his desk. Goldwater argues the blame for campaign rhetoric harms the nation.
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Morehhan
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Lovercome
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Cardinals Urge Pope Intervention In Vatican Council Strife
Fifteen cardinals urge Pope Paul VI to personally intervene to prevent conservatives from dominating commissions and sabotaging progress on key issues amid a growing crisis in the Vatican Ecumenical Council. They fear a curia‑backed leadership may rush actions on religious liberty Jews and papal power, while seeking to push a quick end to the council. Cardinal Frings of West Germany hosted their meeting, stressing the need for broad voting on commissions.
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West Germanny
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Hodges Predicts More U S Trade With Reds
Houston AP report quotes Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges forecasting increased trade with Communist nations. He backs selling Russia any goods it will buy, defends wheat sales as selective, and says the door is opening to further deals including Romania. Hodges appeared at an event for Crutcher-Rolls-Cummings Inc. on export pipeline equipment. The Eiffel Tower note is an unrelated fact about its repairs.
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Hodges
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Crutcher-Rolls-Cummings, Inc
Automaker contract talks stall as strikes spread
In a tense labor showdown involving General Motors Ford and American Motors, the United Auto Workers face stalled negotiations and a looming deadline. The Pattern Makers League joins a strike push, while wage and seniority disputes threaten 1965 model production with 85 plants under pressure.
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