Ky blasts Clifford over Vietnam talks delay
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky faulted Clark M. Clifford for comments on Vietnam policy saying there is no current difficulty with American negotiators. Both sides pressed the stalled four party talks as North Vietnam urged a round table and Saigon insisted on conditions for peace talks. The National Liberation Front delegation prepared to join in Paris discussions as Hanoi and Washington spar over timing and venue.
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Texas Lawmakers Split On Small District Consolidation
Texas legislators pledge to raise teachers' pay by up to 1000 a year and largely back governor committee proposals for public school funding and reform, while remaining evenly split on compulsory consolidation of small districts. Key figures include Sen Murray Watson of Waco and Rep George Hinson of Mineola, with support for minority education efforts and expanded schooling options.
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Meeting of City Council Tonight at City Hall
A city council meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in City Hall to discuss local issues and municipal affairs.
Nixon asks Hoover and Helms to stay in posts
President-elect Richard Nixon requests FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and CIA Director Richard Helms to remain in their posts. Hoover and Helms agree to continue in office. Ziegler says Nixon spoke with both men about continuing in their positions. Nixon arrived in Washington from New York and planned strategy meetings on governing with GOP leaders.
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Elks Lodge Christmas Party Receives Wide Community Support
Contributions for the Elks Lodge Christmas Party for Needy Children were announced by Dal ton Martin, the general chairman. Donations came from Rob Thomas and many local supporters including Fleet State Bank, West Texas Utilities, and numerous individuals such as Harold Grand, H. E. Hood, Charles Mashburn, Leo Driver, James Clark, and more. The event will occur on Christmas Eve at the Elks Lodge.
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Childress High School Accredited by Southern Association
The Childress High School in Childress Independent School District was accredited for the 1968 69 school year by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The program spans 11 states and 30 percent of secondary schools, with 542 Texas member schools. Accreditation signals ongoing self improvement in teachers, curriculum, and facilities.
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Paducah EOAC Open House Today At Dunbar Center
Paducah’s Economic Opportunities Advancement Corporation hosts an open house from 3 to 7 p m at the Dunbar Activities Center. Don Ross Malone EOPAC executive director and Mrs. Maurice Biddy center director invite the public to observe how the anti poverty program aids people. The event aligns with Human Rights Week.
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Connally Proposes Record Texas Budget for Biennium
Governor John Connally unveils a 5.5 billion dollar Texas budget with estimated growth of at least 500 million over two years. The outline omits funding for teacher pay raises state employee raises education committee recommendations and the Texas water plan.
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U.S. Ships North Vietnamese Sailors Home Amid Talks
The United States released seven captured North Vietnamese sailors in a goodwill gesture hoped to prompt Hanoi to free U.S. fliers from Ha Noi. In Saigon clashes across South Vietnam left at least 98 guerrillas dead as allied forces advanced near Vinh.
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Absent Students and Widespread Flu Across Nation
A total of 197 Childress ISD students missed school today due to illness with flu and other respiratory ailments. nine teachers out. Nationwide, Hong Kong flu spikes raise absenteeism among police and teachers. NYC fears 300 to 400 deaths and widespread city closures. Nationwide cases climb toward a peak in January with urgent vaccine and hospital strain reports.
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Court backs US draft procedures amid undeclared war
The Supreme Court refused to halt calls for reservists to active duty in Vietnam and sent back James J. Oesterich's case for a hearing. Justice Douglas urged reviewing the war's constitutionality while the court let stand rulings on Sirhan Sirhan evidence and Alabama election- law challenges.
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Preston Smith names Jim Oliver as executive budget director
Gov elect Preston Smith selects Jim Oliver of Austin to head the budget office in the new administration. Oliver, a UT Austin BA graduate and former assistant Legislative Budget Director, has long served in state fiscal planning and previously worked as a gas plant engineer. He and his wife Kay raise three children in Austin.
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