Congressional leaders weigh next steps on Viet Nam talks
Moyers said congressional leaders may wait until Wednesday to act. He described Monday’s detailed discussion of Goldberg's UN challenges and a review of diplomatic initiatives aimed at peace negotiations in recent months. Johnson used Goldberg’s swearing in to warn against miscalculation.
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Moyers
Goldberg
United Nations
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
National Governors Conference
Minneapolis
Bill D. Moyers
Humphrey
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Republican Governors’ Conference
State Department
Demos
John B. Connally
Texas
Dominican Republic
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Europe
U.S. and Viet Namese raids push toward Hanoi
Air and ground strikes across North and South Viet Nam total over 260 as raids avoid Hanoi after a Soviet supplied missile downed a Phantom. Casualties mount on both sides with reports of heavy losses for government troops near Saigon and a strategic win for Communist forces on Pleiku to the coast.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Pleiku
North Viet Nam
Air
Dien Bien Phu
Hnoi
Binh Chanh
Ba Ta
Tan Nhut
Castro Charges U S Infiltration In Cuba
Premier Fidel Castro accused the United States of infiltrating agents arms and explosives into Cuba to topple his regime. He warned he could form division sized battalions if needed and spoke in Santa Clara on the 122nd anniversary of the 1953 assault on Cuban barracks. He mentioned Ernesto Guevara in noting past heroic feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Guevara
Camilo Cienfuegos
Folumes
Batista
Taper
Housing Bill UL megeld subsidy for low income families
The measure would require sponsors to cover 25 percent of income for housing with the subsidy filling the gap to meet economic rent. Nonprofits unions churches cooperatives or limited dividend firms would lead projects. Subsidies aid a specific family and drop if income rises. Eligible groups include the elderly handicapped displaced by government action and disaster victims.
Crime Study Outlines Police Training and Rehabilitation
A government study stresses protecting society from criminals while preventing future offenders. Johnson seeks guidance for local authorities to improve officer training and qualifications, crime fighting methods, and rehabilitation of convicts and juvenile delinquents.
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Johnson
Area families welcome newborns in Laut and surrounding clinics
A series of births recorded this week across Laut Clinic Reese Air Force Base Hospital West Texas Hospital and Lauf Clinic. Notable newborns include Margarito and Margarita Arguello's son at 9 21 am weighing 6 3 ounces and Elmer Williams daughter at 12 28 pm weighing 6 10 ounces. Parents listed alongside employers and local towns including Slaton Anton Idalou Shallowater Dimmitt Abernathy Wolfforth and Levelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarito Arguello
Lorenzo
Laut
Alfred Martin
Ronny Gunnels
Slaton
Haddock Food Store
Elmer Williams
Latif Clinic
Oscar Juarez
48Th St
Laut Clinic
Triangle Manufacturing Co
John Henry Douglas
Ave. E
Lauf Clinic
Lubbock Auction
J.C
Melvin L. Ritter
Shallowater
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese
Donald I. Schuyler
Mitchell
Reese Village
Reese Air Force Coe Hospital
Eese
Guadalupe Galvan
Dartmouth
Lauf
Great Plains Manufacturing
Antonio Corrales
Daniel Alvarez
Idalou
The
Texas Experiment Station
Marcial Ruiz, Wolfforth
Lauf iClinic
Fortunato Rangel
Littlefield
Tax Study Highlights Property and Personal Tax Reforms
The tax board reviews right of way and land development relief with no changes made. Personal property eyed for higher valued homes and broader audits, with an Honest John style pledge to improve reporting. Autos and other personal items remain untaxed, seen as impractical to collect. Diekemper to draft a detailed report and recommendations after hearings. New board members include Earl Ince Jr and others.
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Equalization Board
Tax Office
Diekemper
Clovis Rd
Ave. Q
Indiana Ave
34Th St
50Th St
Films Shown In Courtroom Blasts Bogalusa Police Apathy
In Bogalusa a federal judge ordered two police officers to appear for possible contempt after viewing FBI films of racial unrest. Judge Christenberry pressed the Justice Department and the Congress of Racial Equality as they seek to convict Bogalusa’s police leaders for failing to protect legal protests from angry whites.
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New Orleans
Justice Department
Bogalusa
U.S
Herbert W. Christenberry
FBI
Congress of Racial Equality
Arnold Spiers
Claxton Knight
Christenberry
Core
Spiers
Knight
Washington Parish
Dorma Crowe
Chicago Demonstration Draws Large Civil Rights Crowd
A Chicago march drew an estimated 10 000 to 30 000 people as King spoke at Grant Park. Spectators described the crowd as orderly yet mixed in sympathy while some motorists complained of delays.
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King
Raymond E. Parks
Chicago
Mildred Jones
William M. Ward
North Canton
Ohio
Mayor Daley
Daley
Grant Park
West Texas Senate seat debate on 1966 amendment
Rep Delwin Jones and Rep Blanchard urged passage of a constitutional amendment creating a 39 seat Senate. They warned reapportionment would strip West Texas of three seats, thinning rural influence while urban centers gain voting power. Planners discussed water rights reforms and a $200 million Water Development Fund to fund a regional master plan across East to West Texas.
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Joe Gordon
Delwin Jones
Senate
Blanchard
Jones
Rep
Quilliam
James Osborn
Texas Tech Underground Water Research Program
Tom McFarland
High Plains Underground Water District
Parsley
Texas Water Commission
Texas Water Rights Commission
Water Development Board
Development Board
East Texas
South
West Texas
Lis
Tear Gas Used on Negroes in Alabama Protest
Police used tear gas Monday to disperse hundreds of Negro protesters in Greensboro over two burned churches. Demonstrators pledged a Selma vigil until they may demonstrate before Hale County Court House. A white group reportedly fired canisters at St Matthews A M E Church and nearby parsonage.
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Greensboro
Ala
UPI
Selma
Hale County Court‘house
Arthur Days
Matthews A.M.E
Cme A Ee
Designa
Brief Hospital Updates From West Texas Area
Rosson of West Texas Advertising and former United Fund official is listed in satisfactory condition at West Texas Hospital after a heart attack. Eugene Wilson, 68, Olton, in fair condition at Methodist Hospital following a garage fall. Adrienne Blanchard, 16, daughter of a state senator, in fair condition after a traffic crash. Mrs. Preston Florence, Seminole minister's wife, in serious condition from burns in an arson attempt incident. Donald Gene Winn, 24, and Connie Jane Wild, 18, injured in a mis hop at 19th Street and Boston Avenue. both listed in Methodist Hospital in fair to serious condition.
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Dim Rosson
53Rd St
West Texas Advertising Co
United Fund of
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Eugene Wilson
Olton
Methodist Hospital
Adrienne Blanchard
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
17Th St
34Th Street
Hartford Avenue
Preston Florence
Gaines County
Methodist
Donald Gene .Winn
Bates St
19Th Street
Boston Avenue
Connie Jane Wild
41St St
Traffic Mishaps Here Injure Four
Four persons were injured Monday in traffic mishaps here. Doris McCune aged 68 of 2212 Seventh Street and William Paul Troutt aged 18 of Slaton were involved in a two car collision at Eighth Street and Avenue L. Troutt listed in fair condition, McCune treated and released. Patsy Jones aged 23 of 4919 Forty Second Street injured at Forty Fourth Street and Wayne Avenue. She received emergency treatment and was dismissed. Rusty Graves aged nine of 4414 Twenty Sixth Street fell from a three wheel motorcycle driven by his father Cletus Graves in the 4600 block of Thirty Fourth Street and was admitted in good condition.
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8Th St
Ave. L
Doris McCune
7Th St
Methodist Hospital
William Paul Troutt
Slaton
West Texas Hospital
Sanders Funeral Home
Troutt
Miss McCune
Patsy Jones
42Nd St
44Th St
Wayne Ave
Methjoule Hospital
Rusty Graves
26Th St
Cletus Graves
30Th St
First Load Of Milo Reaches Crosbyton In 10000 Pound Pile
The first Milo load arrived at the Bunge Elevator Corp in Crosbyton on Monday afternoon. Billy Ray Evatts, a farmer southwest of Crosbyton, hauled the 10,000 pound shipment. The sample tested 14.30 percent moisture in the lightweight grain. Pete Bell, elevator manager, expects harvest to pick up soon and notes area Milo price is set at 1.75 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Crosbyton
Bunge Elevator Corp
Billy Ray Evatts
Pete Bell
Bell
Barry Goldwater hospitalized for neck ailment
Former senator Barry Goldwater entered St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix for possible surgery to treat an old neck condition. He arrived Monday and awaited medical evaluation though his exact procedure was not confirmed.
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Barry
Hospital Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Viet Nam War Toll: Families Grieve Across America
The piece chronicles U S casualties and their impact on families nationwide. It names Sgt Donald Seageart, Daniel Bennett, Lt Cmdr Harry Bennett, Sgt Craig Hagen, Cpl Elias Bell Jr, Lance Cpl Virgil Stephens, Staff Sgt Patrick Spiker Jr, and Navy/Army families in New Albany Detroit Yakima Altus Manchester Old Town among others. It notes wives and children coping with loss and soldiers’ letters home describing conditions and duties.
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Donald R. Seageart
Vietnm
Bettye
New Albany
Ind
Daniel Joseph Bennett
Cmdr
Harry H. Bennett
Beverly Hills
Calif
Daniel
Marine Hospital
Craig L. Hagen
Sacramento
Viet Nam
Barbetta
Defense Department
Army
Elias Bell Jr
Detroit
Mississippi
North Texas State University
Iour
Virgil
Patrick Spiker Jr
Geraldine
Clarabelle Wheeler
Yakima
Wash
New Hampshire
John W.king
Navy
Robert P. Dionne
Manchester
Joan
Heat Lingers As Light Rains Touch Texas Panhandle
Thundershowers spread light moisture across most Texas areas Monday while dry spells persisted in many regions. Presidio hit 104 degrees. Lubbock reached 90 with a 63 low as forecasts show mainly highs in the 90s and scattered thundershowers. Rainfall totals were light in Abilene, Beaumont, El Paso, Midland, San Angelo, San Antonio and Wichita Falls. Officials warn dryland sorghum and cotton suffered. pasture conditions deteriorated across the High Plains to East Texas.
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Texas
Presidio
Alpine
Temple-Belton
Wichita Falls
Lubbock
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Piney Woods
East Texas
Gainesville
Granbury
Breckenridge
Bonham
Garden City
U. S. Department of Agrriculture
USDA
High Plains
Car Wreck Near Waco Kills Four Air Force Pair
Four people die in a head on collision near Waco involving two Air Force families from James Connally Base. Killed are 2nd Lt. Larry Wallace 26 his wife Florida 24 1st Lt. Terry Thompson 26 and his eight month old daughter Laurie Rae. Injured are Thompson's wife their son George 2 and two Waco women Mrs. Fannin Howell and Mrs. Elizabeth Hurlbert. Police say the airmen and families were in a small foreign car that collided with the other vehicle carrying the two Waco women.
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Waco (Ap
Waco
Larry Wallace
Florida
Terry Thompson
Laurie Rae
Thompson
George
Fannin ‘Howell
Elizabeth Hurlbert
Air Force
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Texas Tech
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Karen Bagley
Cindy Wilson
Linda Scarborough
Chris Young
Mary Ann Perkins
June Mayo
Benancio Pastrano
Anton
Jones Food Stores
Burt E. Huggins
Dimmitt
Dimmitt Wheat Growers
Rita Montez
Abernathy
Christenberrry
Alabama
U. S
Anaela
Siles and Space Co
Daleville
Joseph J. Compa
Korea
Old Town
Maine
Walter L. Hall
Claudette
Sean
Old ‘Town
Robert L. Curlee Jr
Monroe
N.C
Kellogg
Fred M. Owens
Laverna
Oklahoma City
Tae
Ier
G. Moody
Uvalde
Tex
Lance
Meee
Pelikan
Inex
Beko
Rey
Pure
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Lares
Puerto
VietNam
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