Home Blasts Wilsons Hanoi Peace Mission
London based Conservative leader Sir Douglas Home accuses Prime Minister Harold Wilson of sending a peace mission emissary to Hanoi that could only work if Britain accepts the Communist line. Sources say Wilsons envoy is meeting little if any response from North Vietnam.
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UPI
Douglas Home
Harold Wilson
Hanoi
Britain
Wilson
North
Edinburgh
Douglas- Home
Commons
Harold Davies
Labor
Jeff Wing
Viet Nam
Moscow
Peking
Davies
International Control Commission
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Tech Photo Workshop For Teachers Draws 20 Enrollees
Twenty teachers from high schools and junior colleges nationwide enroll in Texas Tech’s Photo Journalism Workshop funded by a grant from the Newspaper Fund Inc. Ralph Sellmeyer leads a two week course ending July 28 with Friday visit by Paul Swensson.
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Junio College
Texas Tech
Newspaper Fund, Inc
Wall Street, Journal
W. E. Garets
Tech
Ralph Sellmeyer
Tech Journalism
Paul Swensson
Newspaper Fund
Tech Union
Portland
Ore
Redding
Calif
Taylors
S.C
Johnson Hails Voting Rights Medicare Bills Progress
President Johnson praised House passage of the voting rights bill and Senate approval of the Medicare bill. He urged quick action to final passage and signature, calling both measures the Mont Everest of this session and a shining moment for Congress. He warned of reduced demonstrations with universal voting and urged full public support to make it a federal crime to deprive citizens of the right to register and vote.
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UPN
Johnson
House
Senate
United States Congress
Hotfoot Sam Quits After Noise Complaints in Milford
Milford Delaware residents accused Hotfoot Sam Charles Jackson of being noisy and a bad influence on children prompting the 12 year sidewalk performer to quit. He earned small coins on weekends with bone caps and a patch jacket, missing July 4 and saying he left with $30 weekends earned but little left.
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Milford
Del
Hotfoot Sam
Hotfoot
Charles Jackson
Delaware
Hotfont
Helen A. Mitchell
Three Levelland Girls Win Awards At Camp Paluxy
Three Levelland girls earned awards at Camp Paluxy a summer camp near Temple Marida Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Mann won in dramatics Rose mary MecCutchin daughter of Mr and Mrs Sonny McCutchin earned most athletic girl Beth Renegar daughter of Mr and Mrs James Renegar won bowling.
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Camp Paluxy
Temple
Marida Mann
Dwight Mann
Rosemary MecCutchin
Sonny McCutchin
Beth Renegar
James Renegar
Mobile TB unit schedules at local stores and Sears
A mobile tuberculosis screening unit will visit Hemphill Wells, Sears Roebuck, and Wigely stores this week for employees and the public. Hours run 9 am to 6 pm with locations noted for each day. no Friday session scheduled. Baylor University Law Alumni appoints Charles Waters as vice president at Fort Worth meeting. Don Heard Jr. elected president.
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Hemphill- Wells
Stor
Sears Poebuck and Co
Waco
Lubbock
Charles Waters
Baylor University Law Alumni Association
58Th St
Baylor
Fort Worth
Don Heard Jr
Houston Atttorney
Catholic morning daily El Tiempo shut by Ecuador junta
In Quito the ruling military junta closed El Tiempo, an independent Roman Catholic morning daily started Jan 6. Police and troops with bayonets and tear gas forced editor Carios de la Torre to halt operations. The paper had criticized the regime and covered Friday night police violence in Guayaquil.
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Quito
Ecuador
el Tiempo
Interior
Carios de la Torre
Guayaquil
Untir
Thirsty Crosbyton Taps White River Water
Crosbyton voters approved a transfer to White River reservoir water after dwindling supplies. The city council moved Thursday to switch to reservoir supply, which the White River board quickly approved. Crosbyton water swells were shut off at 4 p.m. Thursday. Spur and Post already use reservoir water. Ralls has not yet switched.
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Crosbyton
West Texas
White River Water Authority
White River Board of Directors
Spur and Post
Ralls
McNamara Targets Higher Defense Savings Amid Vietnam Costs
Defense Secretary McNamara aims to announce a $3 billion reduction in military spending as Vietnam costs rise. For the 11 months to June 1, spending was $42.7 billion versus $45.8 billion a year earlier, with total 1968–69 savings hoped to reach $6.1 billion annually by 1969. Dublin note follows.
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UPS
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
McNamara
U.S
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