Davies in Hanoi mission sparks House of Commons clash
Harold Davies, a left wing British minister, secretly flew to Hanoi to seek dialogue with Ho Chi Minh on Vietnam peace. Prime Minister Wilson defended the mission as unusual but government policy driven, while critics questioned why Davies was chosen and whether Washington was consulted.
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Ministers Plan First Picnic In Lubbock Park
The Lubbock Ministers Association and families meet for their first annual picnic at Wagner Park on 26th St and Flint Ave at 6 p m today. The gathering emphasizes visiting and fellowship with no formal program. Rev William S Smith invites new ministers to attend as meals will be self served from tables with drinks provided. No reservations needed.
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In House Alabaman Raps Vote Rights Bill
Rep Armistead Selden of Alabama warned the voting rights bill would disembowel state government powers. He argued Congress cannot override constitutional limits by majority vote and warned of mob action shaping law. Belfast producers say they can handle higher cloth volumes.
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