Panama Leaders Stand Firm Over Canal Crisis
Panama leaders affirm a unified national stance against U S pressure on canal treaties. Officials say no diplomatic talks will resume unless Washington renegotiates terms, while Washington insists it will discuss all issues but will not concede on treaty revision.
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Panama
Canal
Seraisea
Vales Mario
Povernmenite
Air
Washington
Lin
Telflig
Aire
Ateti
Chiari
United States
Panama Canal
Four U S soldiers killed in Panama riots details revealed
Defense Department disclosed that three of the four U S soldiers died in Panama rioting were armed only with tear gas and were killed by hidden sniper fire. Names include Staff Sgt Luis Jiminez Cruz Pvt David Haupt and Sgt Gerald Rubin. The fourth death followed an unrelated accident.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S
Luis Jiminez-Cruz
Seattle
Wash
Ust
Johnson
Pentagon
Jiminez - Cruz
Gerald A. Rubin
Millbury
Mass
David J. Haupt
Los Angeles
Calif
Rubin
Jiminez-Cruz
Panama
McNamara Views Nuclear Power For Navy And Carriers
Senator Pastore chairs hearings on McNamara plan for aircraft carriers with conventional propulsion. Officials discuss shifting from nuclear power, while McNamara rejects the change in a closed session. Eyewitness accounts describe U S forces avoiding lethal fire during Paris unrest and debates over Panamanian casualties.
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Namara
John C. Pastore
D-Rd
McNamara
Naval
Treasury tax plan faces House vote on rate changes
A Treasury official backs the House tax bill as is, saying its rate schedule is fair and supported by diverse groups. The bill centers on 8.8 billion in individual cuts and 2 billion in corporate reductions, with rates varying from 15.5 to 38 percent for different brackets.
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Treasury
Ncome
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Paul H. Douglas
D-I
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Byrd
Attorney General Optimistic on Sukarno Talks
The Attorney General reports optimism about ongoing talks with Indonesian leader Sukarno despite strong backing for a harder line. Details on participants and dates were not disclosed.
Tough Battle For Glenn Seen By Ohio Politicos
Ohio politicos forecast a tight race surrounding Glenn with campaigns highlighting main issues and voter turnout. The contest centers on political strategy and public opinion shaping a pivotal election context.
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Glenn
Ohio Politicos
Kennedy Makes Push on Sukarno in Southeast Asia Talks
Kennedy, aboard a U S diplomatic mission, met Indonesian President Sukarno amid Malaysian and Philippine talks. He hopes to ease war clouds from Southeast Asia while prospects of a political pivot in Ohio debates linger at home.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
Glenn
No Man's Land
South Korea
Chung
Johnson
Tokyo
Sukarno
Sukkarno
Jakarta
Malaysia
Philippines
Kennedy
Kenne
Southeast Asia
Birth notices and political chatter fill Lubbock pages
A flood of birth announcements from local hospitals lists parents and weights for newborns along with occupations. Separate political notes reveal incumbents filing for re election and several potential challengers across the Texas and South Plains districts, with resignations and term details noted for several lawmakers.
Allies and Reds in Disarmament and Global Tensions
The article discusses shifting alignments with the Soviet Union and Red China, noting American caution in dissuading De Gaulle from recognizing Red China. It highlights Khrushchev’s peace push, Western credits to the Soviet Union, and Britain’s arms-length stance amid broader U.S. leadership challenges and strains in global relations.
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Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Red China
U.S
Tess Aramatic
Britain
Soviet Union
Name Changes Rise In Lubbock Long after Divorce
A 1963 Lubbock district court look at name changes shows adults often change names for business and personal reasons. Legal costs vary from 100 to 150 dollars with actual court fees as low as 10.05. Attorneys handle the process and proof of legal residence is required. Genealogy and name spelling debates reflect regional and immigrant influences, including Spanish and Mexican names, with the U.S. Air Force presence at Reese AFB affecting local naming.
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Ed Monicke
France
Germany
Lubbock
Cassandra
Plain Jane
Norcvintiey Eee EH Coke
Adulhiern States of America
Virginia
Ohio
Smith
Joe Smith
Shithelot Smyth
Smythe
Neal
Neil, Neill
Neel
Air Force
Pere Sonnel
Reese Afb
Chwan
Destaies
Durrwachter
Grehog
Mousseau
Pre
Mather
Chidren
Ubbock
Plains Genealogical Society
Banks
Bush
Ford
Fields
Wells
Hallock
Baker
Brewer
Coop
Kentucky
Taylor, Smith and Miller
America
Plainview
Ralph Wayne
Lof Lubbock
Renal Rosson
Snyder
Andrews
Randy Pendleton
William S. Davis
George Cook
John, Sa
Glenn
Sverncreters
U.S
House of Replihat
iuhBock Society
Bresini
Lubbock Society
Odessa
Washington
Lubbock Public
Violent Quake Jolts Formosa. 40 Killed
An earthquake jolted Formosa causing 40 deaths and over 200 injuries. It rocked Taiwan’s Chiayi area with a lasting 30 minute series of tremors, collapsing 124 houses in a large fire. no Americans or foreigners were among the casualties. Thousands were left homeless.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taiwan
Chiayi
Rockefeller hails Twin Towers center as jobs rise and travel speeds
In 1970 Rockefeller praised the two towers center as an "exciting" fusion of art commerce and statecraft. The project promises $200 million in wages, 1,600 underground parking spaces, off street loading to ease traffic, and express elevators that rise 1 700 feet per minute. The center will house 50 000 workers and include a New York State building name with extensive views beyond Manhattan.
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Rockefeller
Hughes
New Jersey
Manhattan
Chambers Street
Truwater
Austin J. Tobin
Port Authority
New York
Tobin
Asbury Park
N.J
Kittatinny Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Jones Beach
Long Island
Bear Mountain
World Trade Center
New York City
Lower West Side
Empire State Building
Port of New York Authority
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Wayne Richardson
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Springlake
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