First Anniversary Of Death Of Pope John XXIII
Catholic Church pays tribute to Pope John XXIII on the first anniversary of his death. Pope Paul VI led memorial rites at St. Peter's tomb as thousands visited his birthplace Sotto il Monte. A petition with 50 000 signatures urged beatification in a step toward sainthood.
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Beef stockpile plan expands U S military procurement
Washington reports outline by the Pentagon defense supply agency shows a beef purchase expansion for stockpiling and overseas service use. The plan adds 27 million pounds of boneless beef for lockers, 48 million pounds for overseas commissaries and clubs, and 25 million pounds to feed troops without raising ration costs.
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Rusk and McNamara Back From Honolulu
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara returned from Honolulu with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. They discussed plans to deter North Vietnam Red China and the Soviet Union, while stressing not to mislead the enemy about U.S. resolve.
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Scattered Showers May Fall in Area
A Weather Bureau forecast predicts a few scattered afternoon showers with partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Temperatures will run in the mid 60s to low 70s tonight and near 90s by Thursday, with regional showers and thunderstorms likely mainly in the eastern area and across West Texas.
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Judge Denies Defense Plea in Arson Trial
In Dallas a federal judge refused a defense motion to bar accounting records from being used in the arson trial of restaurant owner Charles D. Buoyant. The Golden Pheasant blaze in downtown Dallas killed four firefighters. Testimony showed bookkeeper Henry Night that the restaurant was not showing expenses.
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Texas power executives deny stock option abuse
Texas utilities executives defended stock option gains totaling about 1.3 million dollars as compliant with law and fair to stockholders. Senator Lea Metcalf charged windfalls raise electric rates, noting 12 Texas power firms show returns above typical levels. Officials counter that programs were approved by regulators and stockholders, and support from Congress underpins option plans.
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Government Studies Job Training Plan
Washington AP report on a proposal from the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship to treat job skills as capital investments. It urges tax credits for employers to train new workers and upgrade current staff, aiming to reduce cost barriers and boost national apprenticeship programs. The plan targets trainer salaries, materials, and paid time for apprentices.
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Del Rio honors Airman William G. Norris at mayoral ceremony
Airman William G. Norris received the Alcalde honor and a June Ground Mobility car at a Tuesday ceremony in Del Rio. The 23 year old airman, with the 346th Pi student unit, is assigned to Greenland duties and has completed college courses while coaching Laughlin Little League. He was born in Indianapolis and lives on base with his wife and two sons, Howard and Steven, while pursuing further education.
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Cuban Radio Acknowledges Incident and CIA Agents Executed
Reports from MIAMI indicate forces backed by the United States caused great damage and loss of life along the coast. The Cuban Red Cross says the government acknowledged some incidents, with the radio noting the execution of seven CIA agents in the past week.
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