Kremlin warnings and peace push amid Cold War tensions
President Johnson outlined four points on Soviet policy stressing vigilance against communism, sympathy for independence in Eastern Europe, and commitment to peace. He cited Chinese nuclear tests near Lop Nor and urged dialogue without concessions, while noting U.S. readiness to talk to advance peace.
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Ius Steel
del Webb Westinghouse
Nerox
Manard Hospital Patient Recuperating After Heart Attack
E WHITTLE of Baytown remains hospitalized at Menard Hospital after a heart attack suffered last week during a hunting trip. His wife joined him at the hospital and he was hunting with his son in law Dean Power of 1215 Park Street Baytown.
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Menard Hospital
E. Whittle
C. E. Humible
Baytown
Menard
Ion
Hoover Illness Bulletin Reports Critical Yet Stable Vital Signs
President Hoover remains critically ill as blood loss from the upper gastrointestinal tract continues though transfusions maintain balance. Medical bulletin cites stable blood pressure and pulse, with prognosis extremely guarded due to age. issued by Dr. Lepore and colleagues. Allan Hoover arrived at the suite after the announcement. Herbert Hoover Jr. was elsewhere.
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Hoover
Michael J. Lepore
Howard Patterson
J. Beall Rodgers
Neil MacNeil
New York Times
Lepore
Allan
Herbert Jr
Henry
Police Busy With Traffic Thefts (Continued From Page 1)
Damages from a two car crash near Bob Smith and McKinney streets totaled 2100 for the Jones vehicle and 350 for the other car. Mrs. Jones failed to yield right of way and was ticketed. Mrs. Rayner treated for cuts after a collision on McKinney Street. Mrs. Pugh transported to San Jacinto Hospital but not admitted. Three youths jailed on vagrancy charges after a motel party disruption. Police also investigated several noninjury accidents at Main Market, Lee Brive West Gulf, and Highway 146 Davis Road intersections.
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Aline Frances Pugh
San Jacinto Hospital
F. B. Rayner
Jack St. Baytown
Lillie Duke Hospital
Inter
Bob Smith
Me.Kiinney
Rice
Rayner
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Ivy Lee
Baytown
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Ridgeway
Hester
McKinney
Jones
Main
Market Streets
Lee Brive
West Gulf Street
Highway 146
Davis 'Road
Lufkin
James W. Moore
U.S. Highway
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Frown
Labove
Ysi
Wrens
Gentry and Opryshek clash over school admin policy
The Sun reports conflict as Board Majority weighs ending Gentry's tenure at a salary of 16 850 per year and Gentry contemplates resignation ahead of a possible official board decision. Opryshek criticizes inefficiencies and says a special board meeting may reveal the official stance. Dr. Victor Stark and Dr. Norecz terms also discussed with Stark signaling possible re-election.
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Opryshek
Gentry
Nallon
the Sun
State Superintendent of Schools
State Board of Education
Victor Stark
Norecz
Victory
Soviet Leadership Tour Sets Tone for New Politburo Visage
Brezhnev and Kosygin head a public display of the new Soviet leadership portraits during the escort from the airport to Red Square. The lineup features Mikoyan, Suslov, Podgorny, Kirilenko, Morenov, Kazlov, Polyansky, and Shvernit. Pravda slogans hint at possible moves toward easing nuclear tests and fostering ties with the United States, Britain, and France.
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Cosmos
United States
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
J A faeNeil
Hoover
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Pravda
Funeral Services For James Berrie Casey
Funeral services for James Berrie Casey 47 of Mont Belvieu were held at 1 pm Monday at the Mont Belview Aternodist Church with the Rev Paul Horton officiating. Casey a Mont Belieu resident for many years died Saturday at araytown hospital. He was a retired marshal and former postmaster, charter member of the Mont Belvieu Lions Club. Survivors include his wife Lucie J E Casey two daughters Mrs Florence Spain and Mrs Jamie Foy Lipsey two sisters Mrs Ellen Hall and Mrs Delia Ashworth three brothers J R Casey W B Casey J M Casey five grandchildren. Interment Fisher Cemetery in Mont Belvieu under Earthmen's Funeral Home. Pallbearers were M J Casey Vi J Busch Chris Busch J M Butler A R Rollison and George Falls.
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James Berrie Casey
Mont Belvieu
Mont Belview
Jerry Stricklers Both To Appear In TV Shows
Jerry Strickler and his wife Mherta Grant are slated for network TV appearances. He is scheduled to appear at 7 p.m. Wednesday on the Duke Show, Channel 14, playing a neighbor. She co appears on Doctors and Nurses at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Channel 1, portraying a 18 year old girl with leukemia.
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W. J
Run Strickler
Jerry
Duke
Mherta Grant
Channel 1
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