White House Silent On Steel Price Hike
The White House remains quiet on steel price increases that would raise costs for auto makers and appliances. Mov ers quoted council head Ackles as opposing inflationary hikes while Johnson’s stance on prices remains unchanged.
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White House
Suidelines
Steel Magazine
Walter J. Campbell
Cleveland
Armco
Ackles
Council
Ackley
Moyers
Johnson
Third Attack by B52s Bombs Vietnam DMZ Zone
US B52 bombers raid DMZ targets in Vietnam marking a third air assault as ground forces deploy over 10 000 troops in Drang Valley to meet North Vietnamese units. Airstrikes hit Viet Cong concentrations north of Saigon while the Ja Drang Valley battlefront sees renewed fighting.
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UPI
Strategic Air Command
Dmz
USS
1St Air Cavalry Division
Ja Drang Valley
Lord
Gosh
Chu- Pong Ja Drang
Kosygin Seeks Soviet Aid to Hanoi Amid Tense U S Clash
Kosygin warned that United States policy in Viet Nam isolates Washington and vowed increased Soviet military economic moral and political support to Hanoi as Moscow demands respect for international law and an end to interference in other nations. The clashes at the UN and among diplomats reflect a broader push for normalized relations conditioned on Soviet backed Vietnamese demands.
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W Kosygin
Poliley
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Kosygin
Russia
Joseph J. Sisco
State For International Organization
Fedorenko
Israel
Syria
Fedorenkog
Milka ‘Tatahbanovv
Sisen
Arthur J. Goldberg
Soviet Union
UN Outer Space Committee
Geneva
Charges Set In Post Isbel Death
PORT ISABEL UPD Police filed murder charges Wednesday against two Coast Guardsmen in connection with the slaying of C. L. Harrison 60 of Leona Ark. Kenneth W. Smith 18 of Rockport and James A. Sumpter 22 of Fort Worth were stationed aboard the Coast Guard cutter McClain at Brownsville. Harrison's decomposed body was found near Laguna Vista just west of Port Isabel. No bond was set. Officials would not speculate if the death related to the slaying of Robert Fish found in Padre Island in June.
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Port Isabel
UPD
Coast
Laguna Vista
Harrison
Robert Fish
Padre Island
Weapons Reported In Boston Negro Section
Attorney General Edward W. Brooke said he received telephone calls and tips alleging firearms including pistols, sidearms, and shotguns are being imported into Boston's Roxbury area. He noted the FBI was alerted and is reviewing the information.
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Atty
Edward W. Srooke
Roxbury
Brooke
FBI
Two-Hour Rain Floods Town Amid Record Texas-Gulf Storm Sweep
Heavy rains drenched a town in a two-hour period surfacing the heaviest tally in 12 years. Urgent relief spread along a cool front from Texas to Virginia as the South Plains warmed after a rainless day. City roads iced with water while other states logged scattered showers and record lows in the Midwest.
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Hudgins
U. S. 90
SH 118
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Virginia
Dixie
South Plains
Lubbock
Downstate
Panhandle
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Austin
del Rio
Midwest
Jol Paso
Gulf Coast
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Huntsville
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N. J
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Ark
Columbus
Ohio
Colorado
Pueblo
Salida
Madison
Wisc
Green Bay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Springfield
Sil
St. Houghton Lake
Pellston
Oregon
Connally proposes law after Whitman tragedy
Gov. Connally outlines a plan for a special statute addressing maniacs after the Whitman killings. He praises Austin police, the DPS, Brackenridge Hospital staff, and university students for their roles. He discusses psychiatrists reporting murderous intent and notes two unread notes from Whitman, not revealing details. He cautions against tarnishing Texas image and calls for study of the human mind.
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Austin
Miles
Col. Garrison
Department of Public Safety
University
Brackenridge Hospital
Whitman
Whitman Mass Slayings Move Through Funeral Rites
Bodies of Whitman and his mother returned to Florida and buried amid funeral services in West Palm Beach Needville and Lake Worth. Officials noted Whitman’s mental illness and absolution as a Catholic rites proceed while police described the mother’s apparent awareness before the attack and a severe hand injury at the scene.
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Whitman
America
Florida
Whiteman
Needville
Tex
Lake Worth
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
West Palm Beach
Eugene Quinlan
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Mand
Jellana
Ornamental Tree Spreads Across South Plains Yards
An ornamental tree nicknamed mimosa or China silk has taken root on the South Plains, growing from a garden curiosity to a common feature in Lubbock area yards. Originating in the Orient, the delicate, pastel-hued tree numbers in the thousands and likely arrived up to 30 years ago, transforming local landscapes.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Jilibissen
U.S
Zukauc
Helen
Johnny) Powers
Max Dodson
Holden-Dodson Nursery
Zakauckas
Washington, D.C
Dodson
Beatles ban spreads across radio stations contesting religion
Radio stations from South Carolina to Texas and Massachusetts ban the Beatles after John Lennon's remark about Christianity. Listeners favor bans. some stations will revoke bans only with apologies. Separate notes cite a Salt Lake City spokesperson defending airplay and other varied reactions.
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Betty Black
WAIM
WCWC
Anderson
S.C
WTUF
Mobile
Ala
Lennon
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Cameron
Tex
KZEE
Weatherford
Longview
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Conroe
KTEO
San Angelo
Russ Johnston
Massachusetts
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Fitchburg
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Sally Salisbury
KNAK
Salt Lake City
Bill Terry
KCPX
Tom Wall
KHOB
Hobbs
N.M
Ogdensburg
N.Y
WSLB
Donald Ballou
Datebook
Maureen Cleve
The
London Evening Standard
Beatles
Jesus
London
John Lennon
Five Die When Train Hits Car in Pascagoula Mississippi
Five persons died when a Louisville & Nashville passenger train struck a station wagon on Chico Road near U S 90 in Pascagoula. The victims include Mrs Minnie J Murphy 58 and Mrs Doris Mo Patton 40 and Patton s three children Bonnie 5 Peggy 10 and William 1 all visiting in Pascagoula. The Humming Bird bound for New Orleans was involved.
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Miss
Louisville & Nashville
Minnie J. Murphy
Doris Mo Patton
League City
Tex
Patton
Bonnie
Peggy
Willias
New Orleans
Chico Road
U.S. 90
Latins Back Tower Bid in Texas Senate Race
Mexican-Americans form Democrats for Tower to influence Austin and Washington. William Bonilla says Carr would not fare better than Tower and notes similar efforts in San Antonio El Paso and Austin. Bonilla a LULAC leader cites neglect of Mexican-Americans by Texas officials and says Tower understands their vote potential.
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Tower
Austin
Washington
William Bonilla
Carr
John Tower
Bonilla
San Antonio
el Paso
Ther League ‘of United Latin American Citizens
Lulacs
Senate
Texas
John Connally
Down
Waggoner Carr
Texas House
House
Bonila
Exchange Club Elects Rutherford as National President
Wilson H. Rutherford a printing executive from Alhambra California was elected national president of the Exchange Club at its 40th convention. Jay W. Whitney an attorney from Tulsa Oklahoma was named national vice president. Directors include B. H Armstead from Austin Texas.
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New Orleans
APD
Wilson H. Rutherford
Alhambra
Calif
Exchange Club
Jay W. Whitney
Tulsa
Okla
B. H Armstead
Austin
Tex
Commission To Lease Elevator To Texans
The South Louisiana Port Commission will build and lease an $11 million grain elevator to Bayside Corp of Texas. The facility will be located near the Mississippi River community between New Orleans and Baton Rouge and is to be leased to the Texas firm.
Bar Patrons Strip Naked In France Protest
In CAEN France two students Jean Paul Chauvet 20 and Jacques Schweitzer 21 stripped naked after the bartender refused service. Police dressed them and booked them on charges of offending public morality.
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Caen
France
UPI
Jean Paul Chauvet
Jacques Schweitzer
Chauvet
Schweitzer
Birth announcements from a North Texas hospital list several newborns
The notice reports multiple births including a son weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces born at 9 34 am Wednesday at Methodist Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alvin Johnson with listed relatives and addresses. Also mentions a daughter weighing 9 pounds 15 ounces born at 7 05 am Wednesday at Lauf clive with work ties to Pomimis Pruck Parts and a baby boy weighing 9 pounds born at 7 35 am Wednesday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital.
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Charles Lee Kiefer
Auburn St
Space
University Hospital
Guadalupe Gutierrez
Methodist Hospital
Cal Wayne Moore
Los Aly Force
Suet Nam
Mroo
Bean Krueger
Father
Alvin Johnson
46Th St
Mre Chariey Greer
Hon
Roston Ave
Lauf Clive
Pomimis
Mio
Mes
Atlen Lee
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Tathey
Southern Gardeng Grocery
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