Soviet protests in Moscow over U S Viet Nam policy
Demonstrations in Moscow against U S Viet Nam policy unfold amid Kosygin remarks on U S military spending. The premier links Vietnam and Germany as key irritants in Soviet U S relations and rules out a meeting with Johnson while the war continues. A State Department reply calls Kosygin’s view distorted. Five Indian soldiers die in two cease fire clashes at Rawalpindi. McGeorge Bundy to leave advisory post.
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Bundy to quit White House for Ford Foundation post
President Johnson accepts Bundys resignation with genuine regret as Bundy leaves the White House after serving as national security adviser since Kennedy. Moyers says Johnson may downgrade the office and rely on direct Cabinet contacts, with Rusk and McNamara taking central roles.
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LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL RUNS AT LTC TODAY
Readings begin today as three performances start at Liberty Theatre Company with a schedule noted in Page B. Also scheduled are all regional bands concert and a trio of features across sections. The paper highlights major national and world items, editorials, columns, and a horoscope guide.
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Gemini 7 Aims For Space Records On Sixth Day In Orbit
Gemini 7, on its sixth day in orbit, reports strong progress toward breaking endurance records as Gemini 6 readiness grows for a Sunday launch. Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell say they are “doing pretty good” as they approach the first record and await development of the rendezvous mission with Gemini 6, while Cape Kennedy teams prepare for the planned Sunday liftoff amid minor onboard temperature fluctuations and patchy cloud cover.
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Showers Likely Today In The South Plains Area
Light rain from Far West Texas is expected to spread into the South Plains by this afternoon with mild temperatures. Forecasters predict lingering showers into Friday, cloudy skies, and a high near 65 after an overnight low around 40. El Paso reported a 57 degree low and 0.04 inch of rain by sundown.
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Nation to Rely on Missiles in Defense Overhaul
Defense secretary Robert McNamara outlined a major realignment of U S air power shrinking long range bombers by about two thirds and shifting emphasis to missiles The move accompanies plans to retire obsolete B32s and Bolks adapt the TEX as an advanced bomber system cut back continental air defense and end Navy Early Warning extension while boosting military airlift by 29 percent Critics including Sen John Stennis and Sen A S Mike Monroney warned the shift could threaten national security amid debates on airlift and sealift needs and capabilities BOMBER Page 14
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Military bases move to affect 12 Texas cities
The Defense Department announces base function changes in 12 Texas locations after McNamara's plan to cut 126 bases. Abilene, Austin, Beaumont, Bellville, Big Spring, El Paso, Genoa, Huntsville, Port Arthur and others face inactivation, excess status, or relocation with timelines through 1970.
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Goodfellows Receive Unusual Donations For Christmas Help
Lub bock charity workers report two cash gifts plus creative ideas in Christmas aid requests. A note from Mrs. Lewis Bridge Club and another from Mrs. James A. Bennett accompany $3 and $3, with $10 from the donors. A pony expresses concern for a hospitalised friend and ailing dog named Whiskers.
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Freeman Seeks Mesquite Eradication Strategy At Southwest Rally
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged research and action to eradicate mesquite at a large gathering near Paducah. The event drew about 4000 people from eight states as the Southwestern Mesquite and Brush Eradication Association showcased methods and urged funding. Freeman later spoke in Wichita Falls at a dinner honoring Rep. Graham Purcell, signaling strong confidence in American agriculture’s productive period.
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Prayer and show draw crowd to Lazare agricultural event
An anonymous note asks for divine aid for the vulnerable and troops in Viet Nam. At Lazare the agricultural show opens with visitors like Mrs Beulah K Dird 81 of Post criticizing mesquite eradiation while Freeman’s arrival is awaited. Aircraft and helicopter chemical spraying are demonstrated as R G LeTourneau of Longview, hospitalized, sent an $85 donation.
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Longview
Animated Santa and reindeer enter Yale Lighting Contest
The Irwins at 2704 28th St enter an animated Santa pulling on a rope by a reindeer in a sleigh scene built from plywood for the 19th annual Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Home Christmas Lighting Contest. Judging opens Saturday at 6 p.m. with seven new entries bringing total to 109 across 78 homes.
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Reserve Board Chief Defends Rate Increase
Federal Reserve Board chairman William Mc Chesney Martin defended the independence of U S monetary policy as he spoke to the Life Insurance Association of America. He said the board will act on its best judgment unless the law changes. He noted the rate hike and raised deposit ceiling have boosted borrowing costs and kept Johnson administration policy in tension with rate policy. The remarks followed the board's decision to raise the bank discount rate from 4 to 4 1/2 percent and boost the ceiling on time deposits from 443 to 543 percent. No criticism of President Johnson was voiced.
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Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity
Increasing cloudiness and mild today with a chance of light showers this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the middle 60s and light to moderate southerly winds.
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