U S May Send Troops Into Laos If War Is Stepped Up
William P. Bundy told a House subcommittee that the United States could resort to direct intervention in Laos if North Vietnamese forces expand the war there. He noted neutralist and rightist troops might handle current forces, but North Vietnam could rapidly reinforce to secure military ascendancy.
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Laos
Washington
UPI
State Department
United States
William P. Bundy
House
Subcommittee On Foreign Aid
Bundy
Pathet
Goldwater Splits GOP With Civil Rights Stand
Senator Barry Goldwater drives a wedge in the Republican Party by voting against the Senate civil rights bill. Governors and leaders urge unity while Scranton presses to repudiate the stance as against Republican equal opportunity tradition. The issue dominates ahead of the national convention as Johnson and Kennedy era bipartisanship faces strains.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Lincoln
Ainst
Senate
Republican Party
Johnson
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Congress
Rty
Democratic
Repubn
John F. Kennedy
Dirksen
House
Connally Opens Texas Press Association Convention
Gov John Connally plans a noon keynote at the three day Texas Press Association gathering in Houston while awards and a space center visit headline the event. About 400 editors publishers and families attend with displays at Shamrock Hilton and a Harris County Domed Stadium tour on the schedule.
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Houston
UPI
John Connally
Texas Press Association
Shamrock Hilton
Gov. Connally
Robert Johnson
Associated Press
Dallas
George Bush
U.S. Senate
Len Ralph Yarborough
Harris County
Association
William E. Berger
Honda Anvil Herald
Texas
Kern Tips
McCann-Erikson Advertising Agency
Texas Tourist Development Agency
George Moffett
Barry Goldwater announces vote against civil rights bill
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater states he will vote no on the civil rights bill citing constitutional concerns and the risk of a police state. He says his vote reflects his unalterable opposition to discrimination and his oath to uphold liberties for all.
Jacobs Tops Palmer In U S Open Second Round
Little Tommy Jacobs caught and passed Arnold Palmer in the U S Open with a six under par 33 31 64 and a 136 total, one stroke ahead of Palmer who finished with 69 for 137. Palmer led after the first round with 68 before the second round.
Spraying Of City Will Be Completed Tonight
City spraying efforts to combat insects will finish tonight with a full city spray, including Fair Park Lake and nearby water holes. City Manager Louis Sally says a second city-wide spray will follow and urges residents to clean properties to aid the effort amid the encephalitis case involving 11 year old Dwight Holley. Health officers say no alarm is warranted and studies over two weeks will determine the cause of the case.
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Louis Sally
Fair Park Lake
Fair Park
Sally
Dwight Holey
Jesse Holley
Jack Fox
J. J. Westenburg
Willis urges closing loopholes over Cuba trip plans
Rep Edwin E Willis chairman of the House Committee on Un American Activities urges Congress to close loopholes used by Republicans planning to visit Cuba. He says such trips would embarrass and degrade the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
Cuba
United States
Four Childress youths to attend General's Youth Conference
Four Childress youths are chosen to represent the city at the At General's Youth Conference in Austin from July 10 to 12. They will travel with sponsors from the Rotary and other groups.
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At General
Austin
Waggoner Jr
Rotary
Seti
David An
Motorcycle Car Wreck Claims Life Of City Youth
Linda Irene Walkup 18 died Thursday night after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Gaines Highsmith. L. J. Halford 16 of Childress was injured and police continue to investigate. Funeral services Saturday at King Memorial Methodist Church.
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Halford
Childress General Hospital
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Methodist
Ch Cemetery
Newberry
Thomas Bradford
Clifton Clements
John Wright
Reed Lockhoof
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Pat Caradine
Joe Don Hopkins
Darrel Manuel
Harold
Sharon
Nannie Stamps
Future Homemakers of America
Speech Club
Future Teachers of America
Science Club
Corral
In S
Luci B dance debuts inspiring teen themed twist in Texas
In Stonewall near the LBJ ranch the Luci Baines Johnson inspired dance debuts at the Peach Jamboree. Warren Slaughter and Virginia Dickey created and copyrighted the song and routine billed as a sophisticated teen rock n roll.
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Luci
Arthur Murray
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Luci Baines
Stonewall
LBJ
Topless Swimsuit Sparks Hollywood Debate
Hollywood glamor girls urged privacy for topless swimsuits as Stella Stevens, Mamie Van Doren, and June Wilkinson voiced strong opinions. Stevens called them terrible and expensive. Van Doren praised at home use only and warned about public wear. Wilkinson urged forgetting the style for public display.
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Hollywood
UPI
Stella Stevens
Mamie van Doren
June Wilkinson
Mamie
No decision yet on Mme Nhu U.S. visa visit
The State Department has not decided on allowing Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu to visit the United States again. The Conservative Party Club of Flushing New York invited her to speak at a July 7 rally. A department spokesman said no clearances were issued and the visa status remained unsettled.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
United States
Conservative Party Club
Flushing
N.Y
Mme. Nhu
Frederick G. Dutton
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
NO SINGING SUNDAY POSTPONED AT KING MEMORIAL
Community Singing at King Memorial Church scheduled for Sunday has been postponed to 2 to 4 p m on July 19.
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Libel verdict awards 800000 to former Maj Gen Walker
A district court awarded Maj. Gen. A. Walker 800000 in damages in a libel suit against the Associated Press. Walker sought 2 million for his role in the 1962 riot at the University of Fort Worth.
Catfish Attack Kills Peasant Near Urgendh
UPI reports a large catfish fatally injured a Soviet peasant Makharib Madrasimov in a lake near Urgendh in Central Asia. The sheatfish bowled him over and seized a part of his reeds in a 15 minute struggle.
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UPI
Radio
Usbek
Makharib Madrasimov
Urgendh
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