Huston Renounces U.S. Citizenship to Become Irish Citizen
John Huston, Missouri born film director of The African Queen and Moby Dick, renounced U.S. citizenship at a Dublin ceremony and became an Irish citizen to honor his roots. He will apply for U.S. work permits and visas but expects no trouble, plans to advance Ireland's film industry, and notes his family now centers in Ireland.
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John Husson
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Aiea Hine Ion
Craughwell
County Galway
Ireland
U.S
Huston
United States
Johnson Announces Space Budget Cuts and Embassy Talks
President Johnson says he has cut several million dollars from the Space program and foresees a fiscal year under 1 billion for space. He spoke at his ranch during an impromptu news conference and discussed employment, consumer protection, and international reviews with aides and ambassadors.
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Inson City
Johnson
Ae Jand
U.S
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Sec. of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Ihe
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Esther- Peterson
Labor
Lax
Consumer Advisory Council
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David Kie
Bruce
U. S
Britain
Charles Bohlen
U. I
France
Johnsson
iSen
Barry Goldwater
Peterson
Bohlen
Granite Shoals
Haywood
Johnson City
ABC
Atomic Everise
Prayer for leaders and guidance from Christ
A dated plea asks for divine help for leaders to seek guidance from Christ. The anonymous prayer emphasizes humility, faith, and reliance on the Savior for all mankind.
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Pope Paul VI Arrives in Holy Land Amid Hope for Unity
Pope Paul VI arrives in the Holy Land to walk in Jesus footsteps and urge Christian unity and world peace. The historic visit is the first papal trip to Jerusalem amid divided sects with Jordan and Israel, spanning nine thousand five hundred miles in total travel.
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Jerusalem
Vatican
Israel
Jordan
Paul
Athenagoras I
Alt Cae
John XXII
Romie
Loreto
Assis
Pope Paul
Signals in Pacific raise hope for crash survivors
Rescue efforts continue after a CA Globemaster ditched in the Pacific near Wake Island with 9 aboard. Planes from Hawaii, Guam and Japan search a 50 mile by sinking area. signals and a flash were reported but could not be located, as eight Air Force men and one Navy man remain missing.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Guam
Japan
Henlulu
Ot Jol Island
Ray
Wake Island
Sports Highlights Then Winds Down on Dull Page
A sparse sports section offers brief highlights with limited scores and few standout performances. Market and radio notes appear elsewhere. the Comlé dictionary entry hints at a light, tongue in cheek tone about computers and human flaws.
Barry Goldwater vows dual campaign in 1964 race
Senator Barry Goldwater, hobbling, pledges to pursue both the GOP presidential nomination and reelection to the Senate. He states no incompatibility between campaigns and accuses President Johnson of political trickery while signaling plans to seek both offices.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Walter BR. Mears
Tion
Barry
Iwater
John
GOP
Senny Bee
San Francis
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Daye
Grand Rapids
Michi
Court Bars Blackface in Philadelphia Parade
A Philadelphia judge issued an injunction banning blackface makeup and demonstrations at the Mummers Parade amid fears of violence and racial tensions. The order also restricts picketing by civil rights groups and addresses threats from Harlem recruiters and possible projectiles from rooftops.
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Leary
Alessandron
Tessen
Harlemion
New York City
Sres
Eugene V.alessandroni
West Berlin Pushes Talks on Holiday Visits Beyond Wall
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt won Allied permission to negotiate with East Germany to extend holiday visits across the Berlin wall. U.S. officials stressed no policy change and urged careful coordination with Allied security commanders as thousands cross into East Berlin before the Sunday deadline.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Berlin Wall
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Communist Party
Walter Utbin Alya
Ulbricht
Washington
Johnson
East Berlin
United States
East Germany
Cool Front Sweeps Texas With Dry Conditions Persisting
A Pacific cold front moved across Texas Friday night bringing gusty winds and only light clouds. Lubbock saw an overnight low near 10 with a daytime high around 49, while high teens to low 30s were forecast elsewhere with clear to partly cloudy skies. Rain was limited to areas near the Gulf Coast with showers near Tyler and Beaumont, and overall temperatures were expected to dip into the 20s in the High Plains with continued winds.
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Lubbock
Bareau
Tyler
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
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Lobbork
Sonate
Denver
SIX TOWNS VISITED FOR LUBBOCK STATE SCHOOL BID
The Avalanche-Journal reports a Friday tour by twenty four businessmen and area officials visiting towns on the South Plains to rally support for Lubbock as the site for a state school for mentally retarded. Rushing says 30 towns have expressed near unanimous backing and more resolutions are expected.
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Lorenzo
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Henry W. ‘Taylor
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W. C. Cherry
Lorenzo School
Tanner Laine
South Plains
Avalanche-Journal
Voing
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Rushing
Loreniza
Staton
Post
Tatown
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O'Donnell
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Spur
Aspermont
Hamlin
Rotan
Iroby
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B. E. (Rarnie) Rushing Jr
Lubbock Group
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