Johnson sees no worse Vietnam outlook in news conference
President Johnson said the country shows no sign of worsening on the Vietnam war or wage price inflation. He cited U.S. inflation under 8 percent since 1960 and urged restraint on pay and price increases while keeping guidelines to about 3.2 percent. He noted some losses in Vietnam but claimed no worse trend and defended the current policy.
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Hamilton Encouraging Lynda Bird In New York Job Hunt
Lynda Bird Johnson, back from college, seeks magazine career in Manhattan with encouragement from George Hamilton. Rumors point to McCalls as a leading contender for her writing talents after articles for McCalls and National Geographic on her Southwest archeology trip. Hamilton's support signals an independent writing path.
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Move Toward Area Hail Winds Rain Plague Panhandle
Thunderstorms roared across the Panhandle and toward the South Plains with hail and rains over one inch and gale-force winds. Forecasters warned of a continuing risk with a 20 percent chance of late day thundershowers and isolated heavy totals.
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Plan to Annex Walker AFB Facilities Discussed
ENMA officials at Portales discuss annexation of Walker Air Force Base facilities in a planning session. Officials outline potential uses, funding, and regional impact as part of a broader strategy for the base's future role.
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Civil rights bill clears House amid housing discrimination fight
The House passed a civil rights bill to curb housing discrimination and restrict riots. The 229 to 157 vote upheld a provision exempting small landlords and homeowners with up to four units, affecting about 40 percent of housing. The measure now heads to a Senate opposition showdown.
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Mangets 10 Years For Hog Theft In Dallas Case
Manzel Senter, 44, is sentenced to 10 years in prison for stealing a pig. A jury found him guilty of hog theft under an old statute, with Dist. Judge A. Jim Bowie presiding against the sentence.
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Segregationist Jim Johnson Wins Arkansas Governor Nomination
Jim Johnson, longtime segregationist, wins the Democratic runoff for governor over Frank Holt with a large margin. Official results from 2,411 of 2,661 precincts show Johnson 184,425 to Holt 164,109 as Holt fades in uncounted boxes. Johnson leads in 544 of 75 counties amid light to heavy turnout on a sunny day.
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Advertising Wording Scrutinized In Discrimination Probe
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charged seven advertisers for discriminatory help wanted ads. Phrases implying gender race religion or national origin were cited such as Executive sales position for men and Lady in charge North aide shop. The 1964 law bans such discrimination and conciliation may follow if reasonable cause is found.
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Fear More Riots State Police Units Alerted in Illinois
Illinois state police were placed on standby for duty in the Cicero area amid clashes between housing demonstrators and white residents. Cook County Sheriff Richard Ogilvie warned public safety could fail without force, as ministers urged guardsmen for potential civil rights marches.
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Bank Gas Building Bids Set for Tahhock Site
Bids for the First National Bank Pioneer Natural Gas Co building in downtown Tahhock are due Sept. 15. Bank president A C Verner says two plans, 16 and 21 stories, will be considered after bids. The joint project on Broadway between N and O avenues includes marble and glass offices, a motor bank, a three story parking structure with possible energy plant, and an underground walkway.
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Ky Arrives in Manila for State Visit amid Student Protests
South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky arrived in Manila for a state visit. His reception was marred by student demonstrations carrying signs reading Stop massacre stop Cao Ky.
Hot Pilot James Kasler Shot Down Over North Viet Nam
Maj James Kasler once the Korean War ace known as The Destroyer was shot down Monday over North Vietnam and presumed captured after radio contact with fellow pilots. His downing marked one of three Thunderchief jets lost in the area with wingman downed earlier. Kasler previously earned a fearsome reputation for precision bombing and survived many combat missions.
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Prayer Invocation for Daily Protection
An anonymous verse asks Almighty God to defend from sin and danger this day with divine power. The brief plea seeks daily spiritual safeguarding and endurance against temptation.
Coffee May Be Heart Hazard Says Medical Report
Medical researchers link coffee drinking to higher free fatty acids in blood that may raise coronary artery disease risk. Studies show caffeine boosts fats in serum for both healthy volunteers and those with heart disease, with decaf producing smaller rises and sugar-containing coffee reducing effects. Canadian researchers note correlations in men with heart disease but not in healthy men.
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Weather Map Page 5 Tubbook and Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy with little temperature change and widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs mid 90s, lows around 70s. Winds southwest at 10 mph with slight chance of rain. Humidity around 81 percent at peak. temperatures, wind and precipitation figures shown for the four hours ending midnight.
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