UN eases Cyprus blockade and shifts personnel
United Nations reports Greek Cypriots agree to ease the southwest blockade by letting water into Paphos and kerosene into Nicosia. Thant selects Italian diplomat Spinelli to replace Sakari Tuomioja, who suffered a stroke during the Cyprus mission.
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Keating defies Goldwater as reelection bid begins
Senator Kenneth Keating of New York announces reelection plans while refusing to back Barry Goldwater. He faces Rep. Paul Fino and may contend with Clare Boothe Luce, a possible Conservative candidate. Keating vows not to seek deals or sway his stance for party harmony.
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Next year is the time for more tax cuts says Dillon
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told Democratic platform writers that the booming economy under President Johnson supports new tax cuts next year. He credited Kennedy reforms for vigor in free enterprise and suggested wartime excise taxes could be repealed by Congress next session. Wirtz urged repeal of part of the 1947 Taft Hartley act.
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Easley attacks Tucker over NM deficit claims
Hobbs Lt. Gov. Mack Easley rebukes GOP warnings of a $5 million deficit, noting a nearly $36 million surplus and forecasting a $38 million plus surplus in 1965. He criticizes Tucker’s tenure and warns Republicans would cut public education to fit doom scenarios.
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New Faces Popping Up In Barry's Camp
Senator Barry Goldwater reshapes his campaign team as personnel shift at the Republican National Committee. Denison Kitchel emerges as the dominant figure, guiding major decisions and influencing Goldwater's stance on court integration and NATO. Kitchel, born in Bronxville and Harvard Law graduate, now partners in Evans Kitchel and Fenimore in Phoenix.
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Four Apply For License In Portales Liquor Push
Portales residents file four applications for state liquor licenses as the local option election nears. Paul Chavez seeks a dispenser license at Golden Spur with Earl Walker as a partner. Other applicants include Mrs E C Clark of North Chicago Package Liquor Store on leased land from R E White, Nora B Doyal with husband Haskell at 1420 South Avenue D, and Ethel Thompson with son Ralph E Thompson at The Sunset on 201 E Second St in a Spence Hall building.
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Rigs Are Up Six In State
UPI report shows weekly rig counts in the United States and Canada. Total US rigs 1,560, down 27 from last week. Canada 132, down 43. State changes include California 89, down 10. Colorado 30, up 3. Louisiana 297, up 15. Oklahoma 151, down 16. Texas 475, down 13.
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Stamp Books Coming In Real Bonus For State Hospital Help
Mary Payne reports on readers in Hobbs New Sun pooling S and H Green Stamps to purchase a bus for the State Hospital inmates. Donations from Lovington area and beyond support rehabilitation efforts as Grand Matron Addie McDaniel leads the project. Names of generous stamp givers include Cashway Grocery and Mrs N O Patterson among others, with two donors unnamed.
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Keystone Cop antics spark riot worry in Chicago suburb
In Dixmoor and nearby areas police prepare for another night of unrest as a liquor store riot scene continues. Sheriff Ogilvie says security is in place though emotions run high, while Midlothian officers face scrutiny for a forceful dog clearance during clashes.
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Four-car collision causes $1200 in damages at Main and Avenue E
A 1960 Ford was among four vehicles involved in a late afternoon crash at the Main Street and Avenue E corner. Total damage across the cars reached $1200, but no injuries were reported to drivers or passengers.
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