Johnson Tax Plan Seen As Key To 1964 Agenda
President Johnson outlined a broad year end economic program aimed at all voters, with a controversial $97.9 billion budget and an $11 billion tax cut. Republicans warned results hinge on spending cuts, while Democrats praised the plan as a path to renewed prosperity this year and beyond.
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Tress Ashington
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Kuchel
Sen
Karl Munch
R-Sd
Lee Johnson
Britain dispatches 2,000 troops to Tanganyika amid mutiny
Britain sent 2,000 troops and warships including a carrier Centaur with 400 commandos to East Africa to curb a mutiny in Tanganyika. Dar es Salaam, held by mutineers, faced isolation as curfews and diplomatic reports surfaced. President Julius Nyerere's government status remained uncertain while troops prepared to respond.
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East Africa
Tanganyika
Centaur
Aden
Kenya
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerer
Contro
Centauri
Tanganyikan
Royal Scots
Nairobi
London
Tanganyika Rifles
Subway Door Traps Life Savings In NYC
In New York City a 54 year old man named Idore Aponpe says a subway door slammed shut on his arm trapping a shopping bag containing his life savings. He planned to buy a house and surprise his wife with the money, which included 5000 of his own funds and 25000 from a Puerto Rico lottery win. The total believed to be 330000 was lost as trains departed.
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New York
UPS
Isidore Aponpe
Aponpe
Polite
Puerto Rico
Space Doubleheader Slated Today at Cape Kennedy
A NASA space event marks a doubleheader with an orbital test and the first launch attempt. The program aims to advance America’s moon mission schedule with two sequential milestones scheduled at Cape Canaveral.
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Cape
Cape. Kennedy
UPD
Vertu
America
Parents Set Rules For Youth Social Life In Forum
In Lubbock a public forum of parents and city committee members approved guidelines for youth life amid private and public talks. The Mackenzie Junior High gathering drew 118 participants covering dancing, parties, and driving for grades one through nine with more topics planned.
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Dudley Lynch
Avalanche Journal
Weller ,Ord
P2ta Home and Family Committee
Mackenzie
Balloonist Barbara Keith Found After Channel Race
The body of Barbara Keith, 42, of Hartford Connecticut and grandmother of ten, was recovered five miles north of Dana Point California after a balloon race from Santa Catalina Island. Her deflated balloon and gear were found by a Coast Guard cutter following a report from pilot Hamlin. Keith was one of eight balloonists in the cross channel event.
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Newport. Beach
Calif
UPI
Ocean
Coast Guard
Barbara. Keith
Dana Point
Santa Catalina Island
California
C.F. “Hamlin
Douglas: Aircraft Co
Keith
Hartford
Conn
Don ‘Piccard
Sioux Falls
Glenn victory blocks Young endorsement at Ohio convention
Astronaut John H. Glenn scored a major win in his senatorial bid by pushing the Ohio Democratic convention to a neutral stance. Delegates shifted away from endorsing Sen. Stephen M. Young as Glenn’s supporters celebrated behind the scenes. Young remained confident but plotted on, denying withdrawal plans as the race heads to the upcoming primary.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Olumbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Egates
Eisenhower
Glenn
Marine Corps
Glenn Forces
Cincinnati
Young
Washington
Temporary injunction denial delays Lubbock school bids
Judge Robert H. Bean denied a temporary injunction preventing the Lubbock Independent School District from opening bids for three new elementary schools. The ruling came after a suit by the Midwest Texas Building Trades Council AFL-CIO alleging abuses in setting minimum prevailing wage rates. A hearing for a permanent injunction was set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. with both sides seeking further court action.
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Bert Neellay
Avalanche
Journal
Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Attornneys
Lubbock
Midwest Texas Building Trades Council
Afl-Cio
Lubbock Independent School District
Renan
Deniec
Charles” J. Morris
Dallas
Mullinax
Wells and Mauzé
Bean
Women's News Highlights and Sports Results Notebook
A concise roundup across editorials, women’s features, and sports highlights. Includes brief notes from Page 2 through Page 6 with suggestions, opinions, and game summaries. Emphasizes local personalities and recent match results.
Prayer plea from Pecos child seeks healing and safety
Fragmentary prayer requests blessing for a hospital child and for safe travel. It mentions Richard McInturf age nine from Pecos and asks divine aid for those hurt by others.
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Lord
Richard
McInturff
Pecos
Lawers Fight at Ruby Hearing Over Insanity Defense
Attorneys clashed as Jack Ruby seeks release for mental treatment while awaiting murder trial for Oswalds shooting. prosecutors allege Ruby aimed for fast money in Cuba and a historic motive. Mental experts testify deep emotional instability and loss of control.
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Jack Ruby
Center
Dallas
Kennedy
Conti
Melvin Belli
Ars
Freire
Avalanche
Joupsar
NALAS
Lee Harvey Oswald
Caba Trp
Cuba
Oswald
Texas
Dist
Henry Wade
Fidel Castro
Bill Alexander
Jack
Joe B. Brown
Walter. Bromberg
New York
Panama seeks UN action over canal crisis
Panama threatened to call a special session of the United Nations General Assembly to pressure the United States to revise Panama Canal issues. Panamanian Ambassador Aquil Hino E. Boyd reported strong Latin American support for tougher Security Council action to ease tensions, with a possible UN Assembly session if needed. Washington officials noted the breach could affect parts of the 321 million aid program. See PANAMA Page 8
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Avatatiche Hidual
Panama
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Panama Canal
Tre
Baya
U. Thani
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Canal
Uncle Sam
U.S
Organization of American States
Security Council
Panamma
Jury Probe Slated Into Lea Hospital System
Lea County District Judge Kermit Nash called a grand jury to probe the administration of Lea County's four hospitals. The panel, first since 1956, will report February 3. The petition with 145 names asked for the investigation amid a hospital-board leadership dispute and prior resignations.
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Avalanche Journal
Ovington
John Campbell
Layington
Lea County Commission
Lea County General Hospital
Campel
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