Johnson Aides Weigh Vietnam Role and Geneva Regoals
Aides discuss deeper U S involvement in Vietnam as McNamara reports Viet Cong strength rising to about 165000 with South Vietnamese forces near 500000. Mansfield urges reconvening Geneva talks on Laos Cambodia South Vietnam and North Vietnam as calls for more U S troops and reserve mobilization grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
McNamara
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Geneva
Loos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
North
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
U.S
United States
Moyers
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Central Intelligence Agency
William F. Raborn
U.S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
McGeorge Bundy
National Security Affairs
Viet Cong
Saigon
Miss Universe Semifinalists Named for 1965 Pageant
Fifteen of 56 international contestants were chosen as semifinalists in the 1965 Miss Universe pageant in Miami Beach. Semifinalists include Miss Australia Pauline Verey, Miss Brazil Marie Andrade, Miss Canada Carol Ann Tidey, Miss U S A Sue Ann Downey, and Miss Thailand Apasra Hongsakula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fin
Corinna Tsopei
Athens
Greece
Australia
Pauline Verey
Brazil
Marie de Andrade
Canada
Carol Ann Tidey
Colombia
Maria
Victoria Ocampo
Denmark
Jeanette Christiansen
Finland
Sue Ann
Columbus
Ohio
Austria
Karin Schmidt
Vienna
Karin
University of Vienna
Sharon Marie Ragghianti
Memphis
Tenn
Du Pont Texas plants' buying power tops 124 million
Du Pont reported its five Texas plants generated more than 124.181 million in local buying power last year through wages and local purchases. About 87.925 million was paid to Texas firms, with 36.256 million in wages to over 4,200 employees. local payrolls and purchases varied by plant location including Beaumont, Houston La Porte, Sabine River Orange and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
Texas
Beaumont
Beaumont-Orange
Port Arthur Triangle
Houston
la Porte
Sabine River
Orange
Port Arthur
Victoria
Laotian Premier Opens Talks in Britain
Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma arrived in London to discuss Vietnam and its impact on Laos with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart. He will meet both officials before returning to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Viet Nam
Laos
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Michael Stewart
Paris
Hurt Whale Towed To Sea By Coast Guard
A 35 foot whale with bullet hole like marks washed up on a Delaware beach. Coast Guard personnel towed the ailing whale back to sea five hours later using a bulldozer, lines, and a three mile offshore pull. Onlookers took photographs as an unidentified man cut a tooth from the carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehobeth
Beach
Del
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Senate Conferees Narrow Gap On Health Plan for Aged
Congress moves toward a basic hospital insurance framework for older Americans with 60 days of hospitalization at $40, 30 more days at $10, 100 nursing home days at $5, and outpatient diag nostic services. Supplemental plan covers major doctor bills for $3 monthly, effective July 1 1966, while tax provisions set first $6,600 of income taxable for Social Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Senate
House
Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Houses
Congress
Long
Conference Committee
Devastation in Smithville Missouri From Floods
Missouri floodwaters left Smithville with cars and a roof tangled on a bridge and debris everywhere. Four men in a small aluminum boat were swept during rescue efforts with two pulled from the river and one feared drowned. Platte County officials assessed damage at up to 25 million while rail lines undergo repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte
U.S. 169
Garrettsburg
Gene Daniels
Nelson Miller
Gene Robbins
J Leroy Kerns
Easton
Platte County
Smithville
Riot at Greek club leaves several dead amid chaos
Gas filled club sparks panic as patrons flee amid police actions. Ambulances rush to scene and several shops report broken glass and damaged entrances. In Missouri flooding worsens with rivers rising, while Uganda premier Obote begins eight day visit to Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A. Milton Obote
Uganda
Alexei N. Kosygin
Oceanic voyage tale and Athens riots mingle headlines
A chaotic scene unfolds with police using tear gas and water jets on rioters in Athens as demonstrations spill from university protests into Parliament clashes. Separately in Hawaii, a Coast Guard tow of Sea Sharp follows a missing mariner’s vessel, with prior searches and navigational concerns noted.
James Lee Henry Injured in City Traffic Crash
James Lee Henry 24 of 2804 24th St is reported in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Methodist Hospital. He was injured Sunday in a crash at 4th and Avenue Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee Henry
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Henry
4Th and
Avenue Q
Couple Announces Two New Daughters in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Napoleon Rusbie Box 185 W Carlisle announce the birth of a daughter at Laut Clinic weighing 9 pounds 7% ounces at 8 45 am Wednesday. The father works for Graham Steel Co. Mr and Mrs Pedro Ramirez 4008 BE Bates announce a daughter at Porter Clinic Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces at 12 06 pm Tuesday. The father is employed by Lubbock Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Mack
Methodint Hospital
Wyndell Dal Glenn
Belton
Daugh
West ‘Texas Hospital
IBM
Kim
Plas McGee
Ave. Cc
Lauf Clinic
Farmer's Co-Op Compress
Bobby Gene Mack
Ave. C
H. H. Lott Construction
Manuel Gonzales
Ave. O
Laut Clinic
Napoleon Rusbie
W. Carlisle
Laut
Graham Steel Co
Pedro Ramirez
BE. Bates
Porter Clinic Hospital
Lubbock Manufacturing
Rodney Ready
E.sth
Methodist Hospital
The
Santa Fe Railway
Dennis Wayne Townsend
45Th St
West Texas Hospital
Zachry Conastrucjon Co
Miss Lubbock Kay Burleson Aims for Miss Texas Crown
Kay Burleson, a Texas Tech junior from Lubbock, heads to Fort Worth for the Miss Texas contest with a cheering squad of family and supporters. Her unofficial manager Jim Whitworth, chaperon Mrs. Jack Strong, and Mrs. Verner back her bid as she rehearses, outfits, and plans for a likely victory on finals night televised statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Jim Whitworth
Lubbock Jaycee
Jack Strong
Verner
Kay
San Francisco
Whitworth
Cowtown
P.m
Smylie Wilson Junior High School
Lubbock Jaycees
Texas Tech
Tech
Miss Lubbock
Kay Burleson
Motley County Youth Project Gets Approval
Gov. John Connally approved two community applications for neighborhood youth programs in Motley County and Paco Parks and Recreation. The Motley County project in Matador will employ 70 youths with 33,490 federal and 4,270 local funds. The Paco Parks project funds 50 youths for landscaping erosion control and public area construction with 26,590 federal and 5,340 local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
John Connally
Motley County Commissionery Court
Matador
Paco Parks and Recreation Department
Auction binge leaves man with sinks bowls and radiators
Pietro Piraino of Centereach bought an entire Nassau County auction lot comprising 331 sinks 270 toilet bowls 24 bathtubs and 26 radiators for 50.50 He hauled items to a friend’s yard and later sold many to wholesalers while recounting the heavy effort and family concern over his bargain obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Holton
Centereach
N.Y
Pietro Piraino
Piraino
Nassau County
Garden City
Electric Company
Missing Pair FROM PAGE ONE
A statewide alert is issued in the missing persons case of Susan Stark and Miss Rigsby. Police note no confirmed foul play but report clothing found near a ditch in Austin and sightings near Villa Capri and a Holiday House restaurant. Relatives identify items as theirs. DPS planes search the Austin area for the two women and a 1964 yellow Corvair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Perry
Miss Rigsby
Theo Rigsby
Richland Hills High School
Fort Worth
Texas High School Coaches Association
C. T. Rigsby
Susan
Stark
Crosby Case: Sheriff Shot During Rancher Visit
Court-appointed attorneys John McFall and Bill Gillespie for Lubbock joined the Crosby case as Sheriff Stark, hospitalized in Plainview after being shot in Crosbyton while investigating reports of molestation linked to a teenage suspect named Rodriguez and his brother. Stark's condition was reported as doing very well Wednesday night. The scene involved Stark and his 15 year old son Aubrey at a farm labor area near racka residences. Attendance at a Swedish movie in Stockholm area noted as dropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McFall
Bill Gillespie
Lubbock
Sheriff Stark
Plainview Medical Center
Stark
East Cros Pyton
Aubrey
Bud) Stark
Barracka
Ford Philco warn of roadside warning system costs
Officials from Ford and Philco describe a roadside transmitter system for traffic hazards usable by police cars fire trucks and emergency vehicles. They estimate roadside units costing about 25 dollars in mass production and car radio add ons 35 to 50 dollars with possible drops to 15 to 20 dollars for specially built radios. Experimental gear inside a car now fits three cigar boxes and could shrink to the size of a cigarette pack and a tin box as integration advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Philea I Co
Philco
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DuPont
Britain
Hurt Whale
Sea By Coast Guard
Sec. of Defense
Robert McNamara
White House
USCL
Missouri
Constitution Square
Holden
Little Platte
Lexington
Waverly
Weather Bureau
Miami
Odyssey
Head
Diamond Head
Adams
Barber's Point Naval Air, State
Honolulu
Catherine S. St. J
Mrs. Sites
Hawaii
Portland
Ore
Sues
San Pedro
Calif
Sharp
Cleanera
Athens University
National Students Union
Papandreou
Andreas
Cyprus
Makarios
Parliament
Constantine
George Athanasiadis Novas
Salonika
Athanasiadis Novas
Joe Perez
N. Ave
Meth
Sat Hospital
Plains Laundry
Motley County Youth Project
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Gulf of Mexico
Conrad
Gordon Cooper
Crosby
Rodriquez
Stockholm
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