Pravda Attacks Red China Over Khrushchev Letter
Pravda denounces China for denying Khrushchev's peace message and accusing Moscow of imperialist aims. The editorial singles out the Chinese People's Daily for distortion and calls for Chinese readers to judge the exchange of messages directly. The piece signals Moscow stepping back from a brief détente and resuming criticism of Beijing.
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Kennedy plans visit to West Berlin during mourning year
Mrs Kennedy plans a six day visit to West Berlin after the end of a mourning year and cease fire talks. She will meet West Berlin officials and express gratitude for Berliners' respect while postponing public engagements until mourning ends.
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Labor Leader Wilson to Visit Washington in March
Harold Wilson head of the Labor party will travel from London to Washington in late February for about four to five days. He will meet President Johnson to discuss world problems and may become prime minister if his party wins the national election due by November 5. He plans to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Bridgeport, Conn.
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Patrolman Dies After Burglary Gun Battle
Patrolman Don Carpenter age 28 died after a gunfight during a tavern burglary attempt in Austin. A second officer, Babb Sides aged 52, was wounded. Police search inside and outside the city for suspects as of report time. A separate Paris show plans camping equipment display this year.
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Co-Defendant Of Haffa Linked To 62 Trial Figure
Two women testified that Nicholas Tweet, a co defendant in James Hoffa’s 1962 jury tampering case, visited a Nashville bar and spoke with bartender Dale Jas Hall during the trial. Pettijohn and Rippey described watching Tweet talk with Hall while visiting a hotel lounge.
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Texas Schools Face Financial Strain and Education Shortfalls
William P. Steven former editor of the Houston Chronicle warned Texas risks educational bankruptcy due to underfinancing and upheaval in public and private higher education. He told 150 business and civic leaders the region lags in knowledge and expectations and needs new revenues and restructuring.
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Senate Opens Debate On Massive Tax Cut Measure
Senate sessions begin discussion on an $11.6 billion tax cut, as leaders and allies frame the bill as economic stimulus. Byrd Long and Gore push provisions including education credits and retirement-related changes while opponents warn of budget strains and uneven benefits.
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Ag Program Hit In Address At Bank Meeting
Tyler—Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation outlined a regional development program at the 5th annual East Texas Bankers Agricultural Conference. He urged county agricultural agents to focus on their core farm mission and warned against irrelevant roles as bankers and chamber of commerce secretaries.
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Estes Associates Imprisonment Demand At Federal Hearing
Robert J. Clements Sr. of Amarillo files a motion through Clyde Woody seeking imprisonment of Harold E. Orr Coleman D. McSpadden and Ruel Alexander. The four ex associates of Billie Sol Estes plead guilty to fraud and are free on bond while testifying. Clements argues their freedom violates civil rights as they await trial on interstate transportation fraud charges. Orr and McSpadden face up to ten years, Alexander six years, with trials moved from Amarillo to Wichita Falls.
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Terry warns pipes and cigars carry lung cancer risk
Dr Luther Terry, surgeon general, said pipe or cigar smokers risk lung cancer and that switching from cigarettes does not eliminate inhalation. The Sarasota papers report on cigarette ad bans and a study noting pipe smokers may inhale less than cigarette users, but overall risk remains.
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