Chamizal Legislation Stalls Over Cost Figures in Senate
In a Senate Foreign Relations hearing, members clashed over the cost to implement the Chamizal treaty with Mexico. Witness Joseph Friedkin testified that about 3.9 to 4 million dollars would be needed to acquire affected private lands and relocate residents, with additional costs for moving tenants and adjusting property payments. The bill was set aside as senators pressed for a fixed spending ceiling.
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Tex Easley
Wiston
Mexico
Bright
el Paso
Friedkin
Senate
Rio Grande
Ihannel
United States
J. W. Fulbright
Joseph Friedkin
Mexican Water and Boundary Commission
Chamizal
Pontcco
Wayne Morse
D-Ote
Bourke Hickenlooper
Arowa
Texas
Johnson
Chamsizal
Ed Foreman
R-Tex
Venue change hearing set for Clements fraud case
In Amarillo a federal court venue change petition for Robert Earl Clements Sr. is heard as Judge Dooley promised a decision when court convenes at 10 a.m. More than 50 witnesses testified though several Estes associates were not called.
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Amarillo
Apt
Get Oeeen
Thiay
Robert Earl Clements Sr
Traud
Billie Sol Ester Associates
Rudge
Joseph B. Dooley
Estes
Ruel Alesander
Harold E. Orr
Coleman
Education Bill Stress Renewed By Johnson Bid
Washington moves to push a continued push for public elementary and secondary schools. Johnson urges Congress to enact Kennedy era aid provisions and maintain focus on library and teacher trainee support amid public parochial school funding debates.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S. Educa
Kennedy
Panama Official Sets For Meeting In Washington
Panama's chief negotiator Millet Moreno arrived in Washington warning that further incidents in the Canal Zone could spark renewed violence. Moreno urged the U S to renegotiate the Canal Zone treaties and said relations would not improve until that demand is met. He cited riots that left 21 dead and nearly 600 injured after a dispute over flying the Panamanian flag.
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Washington
UPI
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Millet Moreno
Canal Zone
Moreno
United States
Youth charged in break-in at Ross Cafe and several stores
Eighteen year old Eliberto Lopez Canta of 1816 7th St was charged with burglary after police found him behind a cafe counter at Ross Cafe 492 Ave 4M during an early Tuesday break-in alarm. Detectives said he admitted burglaries at French Food Store and other locations with losses noted. authorities reported a $300 flour safe break-in and checks taken.
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Eliberto ‘Lopez Canta
7Th St
Canta
Ross Cafe
Ave
Cantu
Boln
Ash St
Tiha 'S
Tith St
Broadway
French Four
Plains National Officials Named
Officers and directors of Plains National Bank were reelected at the annual meeting for stockholders and directors Tuesday night. The slate includes Jim Ed Waller as president and Reece Grubbs Jr. as cashier with multiple vice presidents and assistant cashiers. Board members listed include R. H. Fulton as chairman and W. C. O'Mara as lyric chairman among others.
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Plains National Bank
Jim Ed Waller
Earl Crow
Joe Kirk Fulton
Bertil E. Anderson
Marlin Driehery
Douglas Boren
Jack I. Crabn
Reece Grubbs Jr
Clella Powlell
Alan Seiko
Indicted Union Officials Charged In Strong-Arm Plot
Six union officials face charges linked to a plot to switch Local 1101 tele phone workers from the Communications Workers to the Teamsters. Arrested are Local 1101 leaders Henry Habel and Arthur McGovern plus others. a Jan 3 vote decides whether CWA or Teamsters will represent the workers. Local 1101 members were expelled from the CWA amid dual unionism claims.
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Arthur Everett
NEW York
Teamsters
Manhattan
Local 1101
Communications Workers of Americca
Hogan
Henry Habel
Orangeburg
Arthur McGovern
Deer | Park
N.Y
Julio Rodriguez
Habel
Union
CWA
Teamsters Union
Ther
Jury Frees Suspect In Narcotics Case
In Moth District Court late Tuesday a jury acquitted 19 year old Arturo Peres of Corpus Christi on marijuana possession charges. Jurors deliberated about one hour from 3:25 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The panel was led by foreman Sean Davieson with members Nancy Hollingsworth Hill Baggett Addie Elis William Stubbs Coffee Conn er Fred Wagner Line dell Stone James Eskridge and Caro Nok Hein.
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Arturo Peres
Corpus. Christi
Petz
Sean F. Davieesson
Foreman
Nancy Hollingsworth
Hill Baggett
Charles
Addie Aline Elis
William F. Stubbs
Coffee Conner
Fred P. Wagners
Line Dell T. Stone
James B. Brown
la. G. Eskridge
Caro
Nok Hein
Defense budget cuts proposed by Johnson summarized
President Johnson called for a 51.2 billion defense budget for the coming year with notable cuts in weapons procurement. The plan reduces missile purchases and limits funding abroad, proposing only 50 new Minuteman missiles to add to an arsenal of about 1,863 long range ballistic missiles.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Mid Haton
Congress
Navy
Army
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Russian diplomats refuse police escort in Shreveport visit
Public Safety Chief George D Artois says Russian Lieutenant Colonel A V Udalov and Alexei Chizhov refused to accompany police to headquarters. Officials held two police on duty at the airport as the Russians sought to stay beyond immunity restrictions. The visitors left Shreveport after a brief stay near Barksdale AFB. In Mexico City film stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton chartered a luxury DC plane to fly to Los Angeles.
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D'Artois
Pentagon
State Department
Shreveport
Barksdale Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Liz
Mexico City
UPD
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Puerto Vallarta
Los Angeles
Johnson asks Congress for 3.4 billion in new foreign aid
President Johnson seeks 3.4 billion in military and economic aid, split into 1 billion for military and 2.4 billion for economic programs under separate budgets. The total falls 1.5 billion short of Kennedy’s earlier request, with personnel changes and Polaris submarine additions noted.
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Washington
UPT
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Three Teens Injured in Sunday Crash With Two Dead
Three teenagers remained hospitalized Tuesday after a Sunday crash that killed two others. Sherry Gail Smith, 18, and Lester J. Beannight, both listed among victims, were in critical condition at West Texas Methodist Hospital. A jury panel for criminal trials was scheduled to report at 9 a.m. today for ongoing court docket sessions.
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Agey
Aamouanes L. Davis
Robert H. Beannight
Lester
West Texas Hospital
Hinn
Sherry Gail Smith
Methodist Hospital
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J. T. Ross
57Th St
Lubbock National Bank
Ross
Evelyn Forester
C. C. Hollingsworth
D’artois
Khene
Russia
America
By Jo Flacher
PISCE
Ie, Yen Sooo
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Madrid
DR. Caldwell
Caldwell Senna
Myrick
Ave. J
Lubbock Savings
U.S
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Save Now
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Caprock Shopping Center
Frontier Member
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