Refuge Master Plan Aims to Upgrade Wichita Mountains Refuge
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge chief goal this year is approving and implementing a six year master plan for improvements. The plan calls for fencing lakes restocking new staff quarters better campgrounds roads and a visitors center at a total of about 3 113 000. The Chamber of Commerce refuge committee will assist manager Julian Howard and push for support from Washington to start the project as the area expects more visitors with the Southwestern Turnpike opening. Members include Jim Cottingham Exall English J C Kennedy Far Mercer and Marvin Tong.
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Exall English
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Far Mercer
Marvin Tong
Johnson Defends Foreign Policy Toward Critics
President Johnson told IRS field officers at the White House that Americans are a much beloved people worldwide despite policy differences. He cited goodwill from U.S. aid since World War II and urged seeking areas of agreement over disputes with rivals such as Khrushchev and China.
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UPI
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
White House
United States
Panama
Viet Nam
Sinatr a Jr Kidnaping Case Opens in Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr 19 faces defense claims the September 1963 Lake Tahoe abduction was a publicity hoax rather than a true crime. Prosecutors present witnesses linking Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin to the kidnapping and ransom plot while defense argues no kidnapping occurred.
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Los Angeles
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Sinatra
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Lake Tahoe
Nev
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Foss
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
U.S
Gladys Towles Root
Irwin
Frankie Jr
Keenan
Canoga Park
Liquor Pricing System Begins in Oklahoma City
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board enforces a new price posting system after a district court order. Wholesalers must report prices to the board, wait five days before changes, and retail customers must be notified. Roy Parham notes wholesale prices up 8 percent since the order effective December 4.
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Oklahoma City
UPS
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Roy Parham
Camel Collision Sparks $30000 Suit Against San Diego Zoo
Mrs. Gerard F. O'Hagan of Stamford Connecticut filed a $30,000 damage suit in San Diego claiming negligence at the Children's Zoo. She says a camel and other animals violently collided with her during a March 10 1963 visit.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
San Diego Zoo
Stamford
Beatles draw 8000 teens to Washington Coliseum
The Beatles performed in Washington for their first live American concert drawing about 8,000 mainly female youths. Jelly beans, peanuts, wigs and buttons were tossed at the stage as the band played in gray suits. After the show they helped raffle Beatle records at a British Embassy charity ball before heading to New York for Carnegie Hall.
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Washington
Britain
Capital
Washington Coliseum
Ringo Starr
New York
Carnegie Hall
Cranes wintering at Aransas Refuge amid Canada migration
The Interior Department reports 33 rare whooping cranes spend winter at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas Gulf Coast. The birds form the world's largest wild flock, arriving after a 2,500 mile migration from Great Slave Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories last fall.
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UPI
Interior Department
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas Gulf Coast
Great Slave Lake
Canada
Northwest Territories
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