White House opens talks with Hanoi on Geneva meeting
The White House said U S and North Vietnamese envoys may meet in Geneva with W Averell Harriman ready to negotiate. Hanoi has yet to respond though officials expect an official reply soon. Collingwood reported Hanoi Premier Pham Van Dong remains optimistic but not rushing negotiations.
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White House
Hanoi
United States
U.S
Geneva
Ho Chi Minh
George Christian
Johnson
Vientiane
W. Averell ‘Harriman
CBS
Charles Collingwood
North Vietnam
North
Collingwood
Pham. van Dong
Nguyen Duy
Vietnam
Tokyo
Convict En Route Home Dies As Five Killed In Texas Crash
Five Texans die in a two-car crash on Interstate 45 and US 75 near Buffalo Texas. Convict Ray Junior Paul who had a reprieve to visit his gravely ill father survived with critical injuries. Victims include Rev A T Lane and John William Howe both of Denison plus Jimmy B Hunt Billy Ray Brown and Larry C Hunt.
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Tex
Houston-Dallas
Denison
A. T. Lane
John William Howe
Jimmy B. Hunt
Billy Ray Brown
Waco
Larry C. Hunt
Houston
Ray Junior Paul
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
W. D. Wooderson
John Connally
Paul
Leon County
Brown
Larry Hunt
Jimmy Hunt
Howell
Credit Report Bill Forum in Lubbock Tonight
The Lubbock Association of Credit Management hosts a 7 p.m. meeting at Hillcrest Country Club to discuss HR 15495 introduced by Wright Patman. The bill would strictly limit credit information disclosure by insured banks and penalize violations, with speakers including Walter Taylor and J Pat Malone and attendance by Texas lawmakers.
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House of Representatives
Lubbock Association of Credit Management
Hillcrest Country Club
Wright Patman
Texas
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Trade and Commerce
Credit Rating Agency
Credit’ Rating Agency
Board of Governors of
The
Federal Reserve Board
Walter Taylor
Lubbock
J. Pat Malone
First National Bank of
Amarillo
State House of
Hepruaeieanyss
Three Governor Candidates To Campaign Here
Democratic candidates Ed Whittenburg Dolph Briscoe Jr and Eugene Locke will campaign in Lubbock and the South Plains early this week Briscoe arrives Monday Locke Tuesday Whittenburg arrives today at 5 pm plans include a dinner breakfast TV appearance and lunch with the Lubbock Ministerial Alliance Whittenburg Briscoe and Locke will also hold public receptions and travel to Amarillo Hereford Plainview and other South Plains towns for campaign events
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South Plains
Ed Whittenburg
Houston
Dolph Briscoe Jr
Eugene Locke
Whittenburg
Koko Palace
Ministerial Alliance
Briscoe
Lamesa
In Town Inn
Locke
Villa Inn
Amarillo
Hereford
Plainview
Dallas
South Vietnam
Brownfield
Midland
Odessa
Big Spring
Snyder
Fire kills Texas man in Houston frame home blaze
Fletcher Hill, 50, died in a Saturday fire that gutted his frame house in Houston. Officials said the blaze appeared accidental and citing fire crews on the scene.
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Houston
Fletcher Hill
Hearing Set Monday On Rail Service Through Lubbock
Texas Railroad Commission officials and Santa Fe Railway executives will attend a 9 a.m. Monday hearing at the Pioneer Hotel in Lubbock to decide on discontinuing passenger service between Houston and Farwell, New Mexico via Lubbock. Two daily trains Nos. 75 and 76 now operate. Santa Fe cites mail revenue losses exceeding 35 million annually as a factor.
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Santa Fe Railway
Lubbock
Pioneer Hotel
Houston
Farwell
N.M
R. JD. Shelton
Chicago
Santa Fe
F. N. Stuppi
Amarillo
Western Lines
J. P. Spears
Slaton
Luibbock
Fort Worth
Clovis
John S. Reed
Railroad Commission
Brownwood
Temple
Iran Air Jet Arrives in Moscow to Link Tehran and London
An Iran Air jetliner built in the United States landed in Moscow on Saturday, inaugurating a new route that connects Tehran with London via the Soviet capital.
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Moscow
UPID
United States
Tehran
London
Trudeau chosen Liberal leader to become Canada’s next prime minister
Pierre Elliott Trudeau, 46, a Quebec intellectual and political newcomer, won on the fourth Liberal ballot with 1 203 votes of 2 342. He will succeed Lester B Pearson as the 15th prime minister, with a national election expected later this year against Robert Stanfield’s Conservatives.
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Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Quebec
Liberal Party
Canada
Trudeau
Lester B. Pearson
Robert Stanfield
Robert Winters
John Turner
Paul Martin
Allan MacFacen
J.J. Greene
Paul Hellyer
Eric Kierans
Pearson
Lloyd Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Man
Ernest Zaendel
Montreal
New Democratic Party
Civic Center
Mike Pearson
U.N
McCarthy Delays California Campaign Tour After King's Assassination
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy canceled a planned California air tour after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He flew to Washington after paying tribute at a Beverly Hills fundraiser, marking his first California visit in the campaign for California's 174 Democratic primary votes. His main rival is Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
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Los Angeles
Eugene J. McCarthy
Washington
California
Martin Luther King
Minnesota
King
Beverly Hills
McCarthy
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Duryea Claims First American Automobile in Springfield
Charles E. Duryea asserted he operated the first successful American automobile in Springfield Massachusetts on April 19 1892. The claim ties Duryea to early automotive achievement and local history.
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Charles E. Duryea
Springfield
Mass
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