Consular Agreement Signed With Soviet Union In Moscow
In Moscow the United States and the Soviet Union signed a consular pact enabling a Soviet consulate in New York Chicago or San Francisco and an American Consulate in Leningrad. The accord, the first bilateral treaty since the 1930s, guarantees American travelers and residents access to U.S. officials and Soviet citizens in the United States similar rights. Foreign Minister Ariel Gromyko welcomed the move as easing cold war tensions. U.S. Ambassador Foy Kohler noted the continued dialogue.
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Moscow
United States
Ank Pessia
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Leningrad
Uss.r
U.S
Ariel Gromyla
Foy D. Kohler
Compromise Leader Seen To Replace The Late Nehru
In New Delhi Lal Bahadur Shastri emerged as the likely successor to the late Jawaharlal Nehru as India’s leader in a time of trial. A party vote by 537 Congress deputies is set for Tuesday to formalize the choice after Moraji Desai stepped aside.
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New Delhi
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharia Nehru
India
Ime
Congress Party
Shastri
Moraji Desai
Congress
Desai
Kumaraswaii Kamraj
Cook Out outdoor cooking recipes book reviewed
For Good Eating reviews the 64 page outdoor cookbook Cook Out. It offers 97 bold printed recipes for grilling barbecues and camping meals. The 1 dollar guide features large type and delivery to New York 19 for three weeks.
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Erson
Gaynor Maddox
Childress
Radio City
New York 19
New York
Temperatures Edge Back Toward Normal in Texas
Temperatures rise toward normal after record lows for late spring across Texas. Alpine fell to 40, San Angelo 48 set a date low, and Waco 62 plus San Antonio 54 registered. Brownsville reported .56 inch rainfall, state highs reached 67 overnight. Forecast calls for 2 to 8 degrees below normal with showers late week. Houston flood rains totaled up to eight inches causing flash floods.
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United Press International
Texas
Mercury
Alpine
San Angelo
Waco
San Antonio
Brownsville
Weather Bureau
Houston
Goldwater and Rockefeller Vie in California Primary
In the final hours of California's presidential primary, Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller race for votes. Rockefeller tours 1500 miles with 12 stops while Goldwater campaigns from Washington and plans a Los Angeles rally and TV appearance.
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San Francisco
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Jr
San Diego
Chico
Los
Absentee Voting Closes Tuesday Runoffs Near
The deadline for absentee voting in the Democratic and Republican primaries runoffs is tomorrow. A total of 57 voted in the Democratic runoff and one in the Republican. Ten boxes will serve the Democratic election and one at Wilson School for the Republican vote.
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Wilson School
Laos Coalition Government Collapse Widens Crisis
VIENTIANE Laos formal end of the coalition appeared as Communist forces and officials were to withdraw from the capital. Prime Minister Souphanouvong in a telegram urged that troops and officials be allowed to depart un hindered. International talks on cease fire and withdrawal faced limited participation with Britain the sole Western backer in urging a conference.
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Laos
UPI
Munists
Ice
Prince Soup Hanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Souphanouvong
Thom
Plaine Des Jarres
London
Britain
United States
Thailand
Canada
Souvanna
Childress Native To Be Buried in Clarendon
Dan L. Dean 59 born in Childress died Friday in San Diego California Funeral services planned for Wednesday in Clarendon He moved from Amarillo to Antelope Flats in 1943 worked at Amarillo Hardware Company retired 1961 Survivors include sons Don N Dean in San Diego Zack L Dean in Roswell NM a sister Mrs D W Evans Tulsa and four grandchildren
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Dan L. Dean
Childress
San Diego
Calif
Clarendon
Mr. Dean
Amarillo
Antelope Flats
California
Don N
Zack L
Roswell
New Mex
D. W. Evans
Tulsa
Truck Stop To Be Built East of Town
A large truck stop with a service station cafe and banks for truck drivers will be built about two miles east of Childress by the G and L Oil Company of Houston. The company operates several similar stations in the Southwest. Land for the three acre site was purchased from W J Sharp and cleared for construction. Full details will be announced after the contract is let.
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Childress
G and L Oil Company
Houston
W. J. Sharp
Oiler Owner Replaces GM and Coach with Sammy Baugh
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams fired Frank Ivy as general manager and head coach and named former star Sammy Baugh to run the football operations. Carroll Martin was named new general manager, with Baugh assigned as backfield coach.
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UPI
Houston Oiler
K. A
Bud) Adams
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Sammy Baugh
Adams
Hous
Carroll Martin
Baugh
New York Jets
Titans
U.S. Might Move Into North Vietnam, Laird Says
Rep. Melvin Laird asserts the Johnson administration plans to prepare a move into North Vietnam in the war against the Viet Cong. He says the House defense appropriations subcommittee supports these preparations to give forces a free choice in the future. Two leading Republicans, Rockefeller and Nixon, are mentioned in context.
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U.S
North
Viet Nam
Washington
UPI
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Johnson Administration
Laird
House Defense Appropriations
Tee
Republican Platform Committee
Defense Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
North Vietnam
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Civil Rights Battle Resumes in Senate Amid Filibuster Fears
The Senate reopened after Memorial Day with a Republican leader predicting approval of a civil rights bill before the July GOP convention. As debate enters its 13th week, leaders seek enough votes to end a Southern filibuster led by GOP Leader Everett M Dirk.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thurman Named Manager Of Childress Chamber Of Commerce
Joe Thurman assumes duties as manager of the Childress Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development. President Glenn Buckley announced the appointment this morning. The Thurmans moved to 705 Avenue from Midland.
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Joe Thurman
Childress
Legion and Auxiliary to Elect Officers
The American Legion and Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday to elect new officers and invite full member attendance.
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Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
County Reports Safe Memorial Weekend
Childress County had only one accident over the Memorial Holiday weekend, with no injuries. Sgt. Dan R. Dowdy noted the incident involved a vehicle driven by Meaniman that left a soft shoulder on the highway from U.S. 83 to Memphis, overturning. the car was brought in, but its owner was not located. There were three accidents in the county overall.
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Childress County
Dan R. Dowdy
Department of Public Safety
Dowdy 4S Et - Meaniman
U. S. 83
Memphis
Childress
New Record Is Set In Deaths
A Memorial Day weekend traffic death tally rose to 426 nationwide with California leading at 35 deaths and Texas 31. The National Safety Council noted the rate per miles traveled was among the lowest in years, and total deaths reached 567 including 60 drownings and 76 miscellaneous cases.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
California
Texas
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alabama
Georgia
Safety Council
Johnson to Welcome Israeli Leader on White House Lawn
President Johnson returns from Texas to greet Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol on the White House lawn as the 12 day state visit begins. Eshkol is the first Israeli premier to visit in an official capacity and will meet Johnson amid a busy schedule including Coast Guard Academy address and Iran Shah luncheon.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Texas
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
White House
Philadelphia
United States
New London
International Ladies'Great Workers Union
Capital
Johnson City
Tex
University of Texas
Lynda Bird
Edison Street Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Two Inches of Moisture Falls During May
May rainfall at Childress totals two inches per records from the Fed Aviation Agency at the air field. Most rain fell late in May halting wheat harvest but aiding dry land cotton planting. Farmers say more rain is needed in a couple weeks for cotton to start well. Combines may return to wheat fields today or tomorrow. Rain totals include May 1 19 5 11 10 02 14 04 27 11 29 1.31 30 22 and May 31 trace.
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Childress
Fed Aviation Agency
Air Field
Top-Level Conference Opens in Honolulu on Southeast Asia
In Honolulu UPI reports a two day meeting of civilian and military planners led by Secretary of State Dean Rusk. They aim to strengthen Western positions in Southeast Asia as defense leaders and U S officials participate. Henry Cabot Lodge and Lt General Westmoreland join discussions on Viet Nam policy.
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Honolulu
UPI
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Johnson
Jawaharlal Nehru
Bangkok
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Sistance
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Defense
Robert McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gen
Maxwell
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