Hail Treaty ceremony to mark Chamizal settlement
President Johnson and Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos will unveil a Chamizal boundary marker in El Paso marking the treaty that adds 630 acres to U S territory, reduces the Rio Grande and signals a legacy of peaceful dispute resolution. Johnson also schedules a flood dam dedication in Muskogee and a trip to Oklahoma City as part of a nonpolitical campaign tour. The event honors Kennedy’s role in the settlement and underscores demographics and politics in Texas and California.
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Goldwater
LBJ Move Averts New Rail Crisis
President Johnson created an emergency board to study a firemen and enginemen dispute, delaying a nationwide railroad strike for 60 days. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen threatened to strike major rail lines seeking wage gains including a 25 percent across the board raise.
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Unreadable Weather Note With Scattered Skies
Fragmented OCR weather brief mentions today with dew, scattered clouds, and varying conditions. References to a Thursday date and multiple locations appear garbled, leaving the core forecast unclear.
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Wennity
Sine
Isles
Union Seeks Tie to End GM Negotiations
Detroit General Motors fights off a UAW bid for binding arbitration and federal mediation as a strike deadline looms. Louis G. Seaton rejects proposals, seeking an indefinite extension while both sides continue bargaining to avert a crippling walkout involving more than 260000 workers.
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Walter P. Reuther
Seaton
William E. Simkin
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State Board Approves Oil Field Plan
The State Board endorsed in principle a long term oil field development plan after county and city officials prepared documents per board guidelines. Senator Virgil O'Sullivan pressed to delay, citing testimony from Audley Hughes and past reports, while city and state officials projected benefits of about 1.5 billion for the state over 35 years.
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Johnson
Vielhour
Kelly) Johnson
Vice Field
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Aircraft Corp
Union Seizes Control Over Development Plan
Union takes charge of development shifting focus to four landscaped islands project extending to the bay. Soraas stated field exploitation will be managed with oil removed via the Barbor district. Noise abatement and other features are included in the plan.
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Hunting in Trip Delays Urged By State Official
Sacramento US Fish and Game Director Walter Ty Shannon urged deer hunters to delay trips until weather improves and fire danger eases. He noted California’s lengthy deer season and said cooler, more humid conditions would make hunting safer and more feasible during the emergency.
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