Russians Seek Base in Malaysia to Counter Red China
Article notes Soviet interest in establishing a base in Malaysia and Singapore to expand influence in Asia and counter China. It cites a Tass reporter's visit, a trade official seeking permission to visit, and Moscow's broader moves such as embassies in Japan and Thailand, talks of revived ASEAN ties, and a Tokyo-Bangkok view of limiting Beijing’s sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
Singapore
China
Tass
Soviet Communist Party
Ant
Russia
Red China
Japan
Thailand
Asian Development Bank
Moscow
Indonesia
Philippines
Burma
India
Association of Southeast Asia
Asia
Pakistan
Tashkent
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Bangkok
Tokyo
Peking
Strike time talks as Wirtz briefs LBJ on easing penalties
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz met in late Thursday deliberations with Mayor Lindsay and chairman Harry Van Arsdale to review transport paralysis. Wirtz then returned to Washington to report to President Johnson on potential easing of punishments for jailed officials and unions amid ongoing bargaining talks and a stalled transport system. Bargaining remains intense yet slow as the city blocks clear and a Bellevue Hospital patient lies under guard after threats. A couple trapped on 3rd Avenue managed a brief pause to buy sandwiches before traffic moved again.
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Harry van Arsdale
John V. Lindsay
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Johnson
Lindsay
LBJ
Washington
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
3Rd Avenue
Warning of Break Ins At Power Facilities
Sam Hunter of Southwestern Service Co reports break ins at two fenced sub stations near E 26th Street Grove Avenue and at 96th Street. He warns the situation could be dangerous as wires and equipment were stolen and a ground wire severed. Police investigate copper pipe fittings theft at Bob's Ready Built Homes. A diamond ring is missing from Jack B Wright's apartment and a forced entry is suspected.
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Sam Hunter
Southwestern Service Co
E. 26Th Street
Grove Avenue
96Th Street
Hunter
Sheriff's
Devue
26Th Street
Outine
Bob
M Jack B. Wright
Ave
Mrs Wartes Dies In City In Lubbock Home
Mrs Addie Wartes 72 died at 1 10 am today in a Lubbock convalescent home after a long illness. Services Sunday at First Baptist Church Lorenzo with multiple pastors officiating. Burial in Lorenzo Cemetery. Survivors include two sons a sister and many grandchildren. She moved from Fort Worth to Lorenzo in 1943 then to Lubbock in 1957.
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W. C
Addie Wartes
Fordham
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Lorenzo
Peyton Fullingim
Plains Baptist Church
Lubock
Ting
Roy’ Davidson
Lorenzo Church
Dwight EiLusk
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Lorenzo Cemetery
Franklin Bartley
Nimitz Gets LBJ Telegram on Illness
Oakland California AP reports Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, 80, hospitalized with a light stroke, received a telegram from President Johnson expressing concern and noting a stable condition. Johnson and Lady Bird recalled his indomitable World War II era leadership and sent prayers for recovery.
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Oakland
Calif
Chester W. Nimitz
Johnson
Nimitz
Naval Operations
Lady Bird
LBJ
Fredericksburg
Two Plead Guilty In Misdemeanor Cases
Two persons pleaded guilty in misdemeanor cases before Judge Edwin H. Boedeker. Martin 36 of 315 Ave R and Albert Holder 43 of Teyok faced charges with DWE and a check case respectively, with minimal jail time imposed.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Martin
Ave. R
Albert Holder
Teyok
Sheffield
England
Hannah Smith
Britain
Elmer
Ave. A
Evelynja
James P. McCasland
Boyne
Western
J. C
Sherry Yates
Sherry Yates, 36, 4104 32Nd St
Smith
Viet Cong Caught With Large Explosive Charge
Viet Cong were detected with a large explosive charge at Neo Chuy outpost located about 60 miles southwest of Saigon. Night combat included artillery and fighter planes dispersing a mortar assault after Viet Cong strikes illuminated the area with flares.
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Neo Chuy
Saigon
Funeral services for Clayton Brownlow held in El Dorado
Funeral services were set for 2:30 p.m. today at First Baptist Church El Dorado Okla for Clayton Brownlow former Abernathy and Wolfforth resident who died Jan 1 in Santa Clara California Survivors include sister Mrs Ross Kirk of Lubbock two brothers Oscar Brownlow and Guy Brownlow of Abernathy and several grandchildren.
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Clayton Brownlow
Abernathy and Wolfforth
First Baptist Church
Eldorado
Oklo
Brownlow
Santa Clara
Calif
Ross Kirk
Lubbock
Oscar IL
Guy Brownlow
Abernathy
Midwest Sees Mercury Drop To 34 Below Zero
Weather reports show temperatures plunging to 34 below in the Midwest with highs in the 20s to 30s through the weekend. California coastal towns brace for possible tides and rivers. rail lines reopen as Orographic conditions ease. Search efforts continue for missing climbers near San Francisco Bay as floods threaten coastal communities. power restored in Dunsmuir after outages.
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Lubbock
Crescent City
California
Nevada
Escent City
Eureka
San Francisco
Mt. Shasta
Sierra Club
San Francisco Bay Area
Les Wilson
Berkey
John Crowley
San Ease
Ore
Unscrambled Names and Trials Mentioned in Court Notice
Fragmentary OCR text records names like Ailon Dean Weetart and Mra Majesen Hopper associated with Mato area, plus references to court action, hearings, and involvement of various individuals. The piece mentions a legal proceeding, dates, and potential witnesses, though many portions are garbled.
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Ailon Dean Weetart
Mra
Majesen Ouiee' Hopper
Ott
Halle Far Reetemven
Lashbock Tames
Nemiin Cain Zh
Mies Char ‘Eh
Ana Wek Rotel
Tarkan
Mea Ruth
Laben
Buckskin Bill Seeks Title to Longtime Wilderness Homestead
Buckskin Bill, famed for handmade rifles and solo forest life, claims land he has occupied since before World War II. He served in Army ordnance after Pearl Harbor and lived off hobby, tea, and rare trips. Federal Boise officials say he must refile by July 10 to pursue title.
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Burgdorf
Pearl Harbor
Army Ordnance
Buckskin Bill
Hart
Boise
1966 Labor Force Projections and Employment Shifts
Ross notes an expected 350000 more men under 20 in the 1966 labor force, versus a 300000 rise in armed forces. December civilian employment fell slightly from November, while agricultural employment declined by 500000, offset by about 100000 new jobs, with no clear sign of a general labor shortage.
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Ross
Bureau
Bagpipes Set to Enter Baltimore Public Schools
Baltimore plans to introduce a school bagpipe band as Mayor McKeldin and Superintendent Paquin push music instructors to recruit bagpipe teachers. Paquin joked about Celt roots while inviting kilts for the first public appearance.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Clan Campbell
Laurence G. Paquin
Girl Scouts Plan Annual Cookie Sale Meeting
Caprock Girl Scout Council leaders met at the Villa Inn for a luncheon and training to organize this year's cookie sale. Lawrence Costa presented ideas to boost sales as five cookie flavors including chocolate vanilla creme acai te mint butter and 4 nut butter were highlighted with Mrs J B Maxwell as overall cookie chairman coordinating all sales.
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Caprock
Weather Ends Ban On Slacks In Fairbanks
In Fairbanks Alaska the school board lifted a ban on girls wearing slacks. With temperatures between 45 below and as low as several weeks during the season, students urged comfort. The board ordered allowing proper slacks from October 13 to March 15.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Mercury
Ski
Gas cloud prompts drive through illness in Allen Texas
A 6000 gallon anhydrous ammonia tank ruptured after a 15 inch hose split at Wells Grain Co. Employees said calm air trapped the gas near the ground and prevented immediate valve shutoff. Motorists misread the fumes as fog and continued driving through the area.
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Lee T. Aland
Wells Grain Co
Vietnamese refugee family begins new life in California
A Vietnamese family aided by attorney Robert and aides from the Air Force and government officials began temporary relocation to the United States. The father Lees is assigned to McClellan Air Force Base near Sacramento while his wife Thai Dam and their children flew to Francisess for temporary duty and await reunification. The article notes hopes to resettle before Christmas amidst ongoing legal and logistical support.
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Ceremon
Raymond Anthis
30Th St
Rollen I. Anthis
Bolling Air Force Base
D.C
Mr. Cain
Southeast Asia
Second Air Division
Gen. Anthis
Parnell
Sullivan
London
UPI
Debbie
BBC
Parnells
Randy Ramph
Robert 1 Get
TH Cahe
Prin
Viet 3
Air Force
Lees
Viet Nam
Mi Son
Thai Dam
Francisess
Leese
McClellan Air Fcrce
Sacramento
Fire deaths and damage surge in 1965 nation wide
The day Fire Protection Association reports about 12,000 deaths in the United States from fires last year and property losses exceeding 1.7 billion dollars. Death toll rose about 100 from 1964 and neared the 1965 record, with damage over 100 million dollars higher than the prior year.
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Boston
United States
Wis
Texans Reported Killed In Action In Viet Nam
Washington AP reports two more Texans killed in action in Viet Nam. Hace Kainer of El Paso and Jerry W Morton of Bridge City are listed as deceased, with wives Judith and Mary Lou noted as next of kin.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Hace Keiner
Judith
Polk Ave
EL Paso
Jerry W. Morton
Mary Lou Morton
Stapper Drive
Bridge City
Tex
Life sentence upheld for Texan in sheriff killing
A Texas man whose life term for the 1957 murder of Geneva County Sheriff James Woodham was upheld by Alabama Supreme Court after an earlier reversal. The case involved accomplice William Hable of Dallas, both linked to narcotics theft at a hospital and a fatal shooting after a stop and question.
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Smontgomery
Ala
Alabama Suns
Geneva County
James Woodham
Supreme Court
Tiner
William Hable
Dallas
Hable
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Jand
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U. S
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Metropole
Feee
Levelland
Methodist Hospital
Dena Smith
Tord Smith
Charles Smith
United Funds of Lubbock
Texas Tech
United Fund Office
Pat ‘Taggart
Waco News-Tribune
Times- Herald
Newspapers, Inc
Bui Vien Billet
Brink Hotel
U.S
Brink
U.S. Air Ross
Pleiku
Highlands
Camp Holloway
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Yoakum’s
Land Jack's Bar-B.q
Pham van Dong
Shelepin
Dong
Hanoi
da Binh
Texas
Office of
Education
Anc
Nikolai Podgomny
Jhon
Podromy
Mikoyan
Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Brezhnev
Mongolia
Union
Andrei Grompko
Mishal Rodion Matlinovsky
T Kiritl Mazurov
Khmurman
Council of Mine
Isters
Fedlonendant Schaal Dist
Alpine
West Texas
Burleson
Commu
Nist
Houston
Ho Chij
Minh
W. Averell Harriman
Australia
Harriman
Kisaku Saot
Ba Dinh
Nhan Dan
Hanoi Radio
Lowt
Bill) Watson
Thur
Dent
Watson
Cong Hoa
Quang Nguil
J. B. Wooley
55Th St
Melvin Watson
Hale Center
Fred Watson
Carlisle
Airlen Watson
Ropesville
Nas
Opera Hei
Independhoo
San Antonio
Hays County
Ation
Midwest
At City
del Norte County
Winschuck
Brookings
Oi Smith
Or Uc Aan
U.S. 101
Piercy
San Franc Co
Southern Pacific
Portland
Dunsmuir
Starvastion Flats
Hydes- Ville Grane
Red Cross
South Atlantic
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Plain
Hereford
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Tirana
Athens
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Damon
Balt Dolar
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J. B. Maxwell
Wil
Allen
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