Liberal Victory in Canada Alters Queen Elizabeth Visit Plans
Canada’s Liberal win nearly upended Queen Elizabeth II’s planned October Ottawa stop en route to the US. Conservatives chose a new Parliament opening date under John Diefenbaker, with cables to Buckingham Palace debating a postponement, but the palace mistakenly kept the original schedule. Diefenbaker’s influence unclear, expected to proceed with current plans. The piece also notes U.S. Cold War diplomacy tensions and light social anecdotes from Washington events.
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NEA
Queen Elizabeth
Liberal Party
Canada
Ottawa
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Buckingham Palace
Diefenbaker
London
Palace
Diefenbeaker
Fanny Moves Into State Fair Arena in Dallas
Fanny the Broadway favorite opens at the State Fair Auditorium as the second 1967 State Fair Musical. Starring Bill Hayes III Ceta Moscona Hiram Sherman and Margot Moser, it runs nightly through July 7 with Sunday matinees. Production staff include Peter Wolf and new designers and choreographers shaping elaborate effects for the show.
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Ceta Moscona
Hiram Sherman
Margot Moser
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Almigst
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Donald Saddh
Minae
Dania Krupska
Fit
Wiktumung
Wittiam LeMassena
Robert Eikits
Newomers
Chill Shifts in Russia China Ties Hinted by Moscow Visit
A global briefing notes strained relations as Mao Tse tung reportedly refused to visit Moscow first, with potential impact on Sino Soviet diplomacy. Other items discuss U.S. Senate civil rights bill delays, Italy’s political crisis, and German defense intrigue as varied world events unfold.
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Soviet
Russia
Mao Tse Tung
McClellan Reveals Spy Knowledge and Bribery Claims
Washington reports McClellan says he knew for some time of possible spies in the Senate. Hoffa is linked to bribery allegations with claims of giving money to advance Teamster leaders. Cheasty, the govern ment witness, described testimony about seals and committee actions.
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James
Hoffa
Meelehan
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Ronted
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Obscene talk and political tension surface across 1960s press
The scattered clippings mention James Pi of Somerset Md becoming a father, remarks by various figures on security and obscenity, Frances Palmer’s acting withdrawal citing personal hazards, and John Lloyds comments on missile secrets and nuclear disaster protection.
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Washington
James Pi
Somerset, Md
Hospital Notes from Aren Memorial Admit and Discharge List
Aren Memorial Hospital records a large intake of patients across Bonham and surrounding towns including Arthur Attoberry Leonard Wallace W Dullard Mrs Hot Lemon and many others. Dismissals include Barbara Hensley Betty Joyce Hensley and Marie Hensley among several Bonham and Ivanhoe residents.
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Arthur Attoberry
Leonard Wallace W. Dullard
Leonard
Hot Lemon
Commerce
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Bonham
Dudley Houchen
Oscar Truss
Bonham St. Kennedy
Milton Foster
W H. Tayior
Jack Carpenter
Honey Grove
R M Jones
Royale Johnson
Vickie Hicks
Dydick Shivers
Ross Strobbe
Medical and Surgical Hospital
H FE Smith
Kenneth Turner
R. A. Coffey
Jimmy Hernage
Will Brent
William Farris
Ivanhoe
James Rhody
W H Burns
Jimmy Taylor
Walter White
A. R. Hath
Carl Troutt
Ravenna
Bill Chrisman
Ladonia
George Webb
Margaret Steger
Ponham Tate Bowen
Melvin Epperson
WT. Fowler
Joe Henin
Bonham IL
A Walls
Telephone
B. W Watley
J F Kilgore
Star
Ross Ray Fuller
Baby Boy Ware
Barbara Hensley
Betty Joyce Hensley
Kenneth Hensley
Bravery nominees from Texas named in medal bid
A 10 year old San Antonio girl Marie Ruth Alejandro and 17 year old high school football player Juilen Lightfoot are Texas nominees for the Young American Medal for Bravery. Alejandro helped douse flames threatening her sister Christina after a July 27 incident. Lightfoot jumped into the Dravos River on January 26 to help Carl Meyer near Randolph Field. Meyer died.
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Austin
San Antonio
Lson
Texas
Marie Ruth Alejandro
Jose Alejandro
Christina
Uilen Lightfoot
M G_ Lightfoot
Dravos
Carl Meyer
Randolph Field
Meyer
Magazine Declares Public Opinion of Texas Legislature At Low
Look magazine cites Dana Fowler reporting a scandal linked to big business and lawmakers. The piece says many legislators hold retainers from private interests, with a notable share of past and current members possibly tied to questionable fee taking and conflicts of interest. Names listed include Sen Carlos Ashley, ex-Sen WH Shireman, ex-Sen Gus Strauss, Sen George Parkhouse, and former Insurance Commissioners Garland A. Smith and J. Byron Saunders.
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New York
Texas
Look Magazine
Dana Fowler
Fowler
Carlos Ashley
Austin
WH. Shireman
Corpus Christi
Gus Strauss
Hallettsville
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Garland A Smith
J Byron Saunders
Engineers find dumped gambling machines pose no hazard
The Army Corps of Engineers ruled that Will Wilson violated no laws by dumping confiscated gambling machines into the Gulf of Mexico last week. They found no slot machines floating and no navigation hazards detected from the action.
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Galveston
Tex
Army Corps of Engineers
Will Wilson
Gant of
Mexico
Gulf
Cage to Return to Texas for Embezzlement Trial
Ben Jack Cage, 39, an ICT Insurance Co. promoter, vows to return to Texas within a month to face embezzlement charges. He has been living at Hotel Jaragua in Sao Paulo with a Brazilian attorney, while an unnamed woman left for the United States. Cage is indicted by a Dallas grand jury.
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Brazil
BenJack Cage
Texas
ICT Insurance Co
Jaragua
United States
Cage
Dallas
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