Contests For Congress Leadership In Doubt
The article notes doubt over leadership contests as the House prepares to pass procedural changes. It highlights moves to curb white voting dynamics and enable easier floor access for Speaker McCormack to advance Johnson’s legislation. The newly configured House will be the most Democratic since 1936 with 295 Democrats and 140 Republicans, while the Senate has 32 Republicans and 30 Democrats.
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U.S. Prepares Southeast Asia Policy Shifts Amid Regional Tensions
President Johnson mulls a Great Society path while Rusk warns against unilateral moves in Southeast Asia. Viet Nam turmoil includes Buddhist protests, student strikes, and a purge of Saigon civilian leaders. Officials anticipate new domestic legislation on Medicare Appalachia and tax tweaks, with midyear adjournment favored.
Youth led strike aims to topple Hue government
Youth Ye K, a 26 year old student leader in Hue, says the planned general strike seeks to topple the Huong government and rejects a new military ruler or any preferred successor. He notes that students want US to help defeat Communism but oppose US interference in Vietnam’s internal affairs. Buddhist leaders in Hue denounce both Huong and Khanh’s factions and call for freedoms from repression while troops pass by Buddhist grounds.
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Sen- Tam Chau Charged Thatlate But Died In the House Last Huong
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Burton Tops Top Ten Box Office Stars List
Hollywood reports Richard Burton debuts at No. 10 on Motion Picture Herald top ten box office stars, replacing wife Elizabeth Taylor who falls to No. 11. Doris Day remains No. 7, with newcomers Shirley MacLaine and Ann-Margret entering the list. Regulars Jack Lemmon Rock Hudson John Wayne Cary Grant Elvis Presley and Paul Newman retain high positions.
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Rock Hudson
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Cary Grant
Elvis Presley
Shirley MacLaine
Ann-Margaret
Paul Newman
Richard Burton
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James Bacon
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Ann-Margret
Cleopatra
Johnson in Arlington Visit Shapes State of the Union Prep
President Johnson made a surprise visit to President Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery on the eve of delivering the State of the Union address. He planned to shorten the speech to about 3,000 words before heading to Capitol Hill for talks on cloture rule revision.
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Crash Near Abernathy Claims Sixth Death Of 1965
Two injured in three-vehicle crash at FM 1729 and US 87 near New Deal. A 16-year-old Mrs Frances Montalvo of Broadway 70344 and 17-year-old Tommy Lynn Haggard of Lubbock were hospitalized, with authorities reporting the incident as part of ongoing year’s consecutive mishaps.
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Johnson’s Great Society aims face Senate filibuster test
In a tense opening of the 89th Congress, Johnson’s proposed programs face a strong filibuster risk as senators debate cloture rules. Sen. Anderson signals a plan to seek faster debate limits with 51 votes, while supporters push for measures on elderly hospital care and area redevelopment.
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Loop FFA 1 AH Club Livestock Show Today at Loop
The second annual Loop FFA 1 AH Club Livestock Show is set for today sponsored by Loop Young Farmers Chapter. Also scheduled are tours to Lubbock’s major manufacturers by local Industrial Development Committee members at 10 AM, plus a 10 week square dance course for teens at Hodges Community Center at 7 20 PM. YWCA swimming classes begin today with preregistration at 1641 Broadway. A Littlefield transfer of John Talbert for gunshot injury was reported as serious. News items reflect national politics, including filibuster debates, Kennedy grave visit, and Sukarno withdrawal considerations at Cairo and UN discussions.
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Birth Announcements from Local Families Include Several Details
Several couples welcome daughters with weights and times listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Lala Garena and Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Acguello, with notes on addresses and employers. The report blends birth news with political items noting filibuster debates and Senate figures, contrasting personal milestones with national legislative matters.
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Pedro Acguello
Onecalf
City Detectives Lose Race With Suspect
Police chased a theft suspect through a Lubbock area street before flagging him, a man in his 20s, in the 200 block of Ave Q. Detectives Huffman and Garrett stopped the pursuit after the footrace. A note described the suspect carrying a medium eggplant weighing about one pound.
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Evie Garrett
Weather and traffic chaos from ice storm across New York to Texas
An extended weather report describes a 20 hour ice storm bringing snow sleet and freezing rain to New York City and surrounding areas with slick roads. Portions of New Jersey saw ice and snow with minor accumulation in the north. With mild to warm Florida and cool air spreading south, temperatures ranged widely. Separately vehicle accidents across Texas and Oklahoma involved injuries and hospital transfers, including a Tohoak collision and a Quaker Avenue crash.
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Midwest
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Georgia
Senators Call for South Vietnam Role Reevaluation Debate
In Washington, Sen Nayne Morse and three colleagues urged reassessing U S involvement in South Vietnam. They favored multilateral action and a possible Senate debate to clarify the U S stake and aims, arguing current policy lacks clarity and seeks consensus with allies.
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Nayne Morse
D-Ore
J.S
South Viet Nam
Morse
Rainy Texas Warmup With Light Showers Across State
A warmup brought light rain to parts of Texas as skies cleared gradually northward. Rain reached Waco and Mineral Wells, with Houston receiving the heaviest moisture at 0.78 inch. Other 4 hour totals included Lufkin 0.20, Austin 0.25, Corpus Christi 0.34, Abilene 0.11, Waco 0.15, San Antonio 0.08. Temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s. Beaumont topped at 61, with Corpus Christi 63. Dalhart opened Monday low near 15 as US Weather Bureau warned of similar trends. Southwest Texas expected cooler readings with some rain today. In Brindisi, Italy, a dynamite blast damaged the Communist party headquarters but caused no injuries.
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Trial Of Ex Governor Gets Underway Today
Former Republican William G Stratton faces a federal tax evasion trial in Chicago over $46000 in income taxes from his second term. The case has been postponed twice, including to avoid pre election political drama.
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Road Deaths Set Record on New Year Holiday
The New Year period became the bloodiest highway stretch in history as traffic deaths topped 420 by Sunday with the toll rising from 6 p.m. Thursday. Other fatalities included 67 fires 12 plane crashes and 58 miscellaneous incidents for a total of 387 dead.
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