SDS Fight Over How to Run Revolution in Chicago
At a noisy SDS convention in Chicago Coliseum delegates clash over strategy between the Revolutionary Youth Movement led by Michael Klonsky and the Progressive Labor Party led by Jared Israel. The split centers on campus versus worker alliances as the meeting aims to elect national officers and adopt resolutions amid ideological infighting.
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SDS
Chicago
UPI
Students For A Democratic Society
Revolutionary Youth Movement
RYM
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Michael Klonsky
Jared Israel
Harvard
Black Panther Organization
Port Huron
Mich
Klonsky
Israel
Bombers and Artillery Hit DMZ Regions in Heavy U.S. Strike
U S forces used B52 bombers and artillery to strike Communist camps below the DMZ in Vietnam. Marine batteries shelled targets around Gio Linh and Con Thien as ground fighting flared along the northern frontier. Reports said at least three Communists were killed, with no American casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Dmz. US
Con Thien
Dmz
Khe Sanh
Preston Smith backs two year budget and tax plan
Gov. Preston Smith says he will propose a take it or leave it two year budget and tax package around $320 million. He may call a July session to push the plan and could adapt if an August constitutional amendment on annual sessions passes.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Preston Smith
Smith
Preston
Abernathy Vows Worse Civil Disobedience
In Charleston South Carolina authorities imposed a dusk to dawn curfew and set fifty thousand dollar bonds for leaders of demonstrations after a Friday night clash between police and Negro youths. Gov. McNair kept National Guardsmen at a nearby armory as Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, arrested during an unauthorized march to support striking hospital workers, pledged further action.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
Robert E. McNair
National Guardsmen
Ralph David Abernathy
Paducah Masons Barbecue Hosts July Fourth Event
Paducah Masonic Lodge invites Master Masons and families from the 95th district to a free barbecue at Paducah City Park at 5 30 p.m. on July 4. The event features J Guy Smith as speaker and music from a band from the Masonic Home and School in Fort Worth. Bill Heatly of Paducah funds the meal.
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Paducah
Grand Lodge of
of Texas
Masonic
Fort Worth
W. S
Bill) Heatly
Craughon to visit Childress for Social Security help
Edwin S. Craughon of the Vernon Social Security office will be in room 103 on the first floor of the Childress courthouse at 10 a.m. Monday to take applications and answer questions about social security.
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Edwin S. Craughon
Vernon Social Security Office
Childress Court House
Veto Sparks Mixed Reactions From Texas Leaders
State leaders including Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus F. Mutscher reacted with varied views after Gov. Preston Smith vetoed the one-year budgeting package. Barnes urged resolving the issue in the public interest as a special session looms. Mutscher affirmed deference to the governor while planning to return with a constructive posture.
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United Press International
Preston Smith
Texas
Ben Barnes
Gus F. Mutscher
Smith
Fink Services Set for Today
Final rites for Ken M. Fink will be held at 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. Roy T. Nunn. Burial is in Childress Cemetery. pallbearers include Sam McCarty Jack McCarty and others from Nara Visa and Canyon. Body arrived Saturday evening from Am.
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Ken M. Fink
First Presbyterian Church
Roy T. Nunn
Childress
Newberry Funeral Home
Sam McCarty
Jack McCarty
Nara Visa
N.M
Meredith Warren
Bernard Warren
John
Ric Warren
Canyon
US Reducing Military Operations In Spain
The Defense Department plans a December downgrading of U S forces in Spain with Moron Air Base to care taker status and Zaragoza already in that mode. About 1 600 military personnel and 2 100 civilian workers will depart, leaving Torrejon and Rota operational under a 15 month extension of the 1953 pact amid Spain gaining tighter control and a shift toward equal footing in future agreements.
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U.S
Spain
Pentagon
United States
Alrea
Fernando Maria Castielly Maiz
Moving People To Rural Areas Is TAP Program
Members of the Childress County Technical Action Panel discussed moving people back to rural areas at a Friday meeting with Bob Mowery and Dial Bowen of the Nortex Regional Planning Commission. They urged regional sharing of services and attracting industry by identifying community offerings and involving every resident.
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Dial Bowen
Nortex Regional Planning Commission
Childress County
Wichita Falls
Bob Mowery
Nortex
Chester Sinclair
Farmers Home Administration
Mow
Bowen
Childress
Bowen and
Mowery
Nortex Region
Archer
Baylor
Clay
Cottle Foard
Hardeman
Jack
Man
UAW Votes to End Strike Over Helicopter Contract
The United Auto Workers vote 3 058 to 1 012 to end the strike and return to work on Huey and Huey Cobra helicopter production for Vietnam. A second vote on the company contract followed after rejecting the June 8 proposal.
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Fort Worth
UPI
United Auto Workers
Good Lead On Break-In Near Childress
Sheriff J E Benham and Deputy Odis Burrows report a good lead in the break-in at the Grimes home three miles south of Childress. Only food was taken, entry was through a west window, no damage noted. Officials were alerted about 6 p.m. Friday.
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J. E. Benham
Odis Burrows
Larry Grimes
Childress
Benham
Sheriff's Department
Distinguished Visitors Tour Leaves Monday
Maj. Gen. John M. McNabb will host 33 local civic leaders on a two day tour from Sheppard AFB to Patrick AFB Florida. They will inspect Cape Kennedy space facilities and return by late Monday night. Rep. Graham Purcell will meet the group at Patrick AFB.
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Sheppard Afb
John M. McNabb
Sheppard Technical Training Center
Patrick Afb
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Sheppard
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Wichita Falls
Kenneth Hill
Arthur Beyer
Harold Bristol
William Browning
R. E. Chambers
Gerald Fox
John Gavin
Larry Lambert
O. D. McBride
C. P. McGaha
Carter McGregor
Burl Moye
Elton Welchel
Bobby Brown
Bennie Shields
Bruce Campbell
Knox City
Norman Duncan
Rich
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Abernathy
Paducah Masons
Veto
Scions
Fink
Childress General Hospital
Louise Bowers
C. C
UAW
Distinguished Visitors
Lillie Thomson Sterling
Wellington
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