Congress resists urged cuts as Johnson seeks economy moves
The article notes that Congress largely rejected administration requests for cuts or new funding while the Budget Bureau lists 42 spending proposals for 1966. It highlights key bills passed or stalled, including Appalachia and education authorizations, and cites defense and Veterans affairs as sources of proposed savings and restructuring debates.
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Appalachia
Star
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inter-American Development Bank
International Monetary Fund
House
Senate
Tne
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve
National Guard
McNamara
Veterans Administration
Johnson
Agriculture Conservation
Luci Johnson Escapes Spotlight For A Weekend Of Fun
President’s daughter Luci Johnson, 17, says she wore a disguise to enjoy a private weekend with friends. She attended a Marquette University graduation and prom, traveled with her father on his jet, and escaped Secret Service attention while gaily eluding media pursuit across Wisconsin.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
Chicago
Luci
Marquette University
Marquette
Wisconsin
Secret Service
Laci
Federal aid boosts Texas colleges for low income summer programs
The Office of Economic Opportunities announced nationwide federal aid totaling 807347 to 43 Texas colleges for part time summer programs benefiting low income students. Institutions named include Navarro, Parker, Pan American, Prairie View A&M, Paul Quinn, Ranger, San Angelo, San Antonio, South Plains and others with varying grant amounts.
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Office of Economictions
Texas
Baptist
Navarro Sane
Our Lady of the Lake
Pan American
Paul Quinn
Prarie View A&m
Ranger Save Din
San Angelo
San Antonio
South Plains
PIANIST RETURNS TO MOSCOW CHEERS FOR CLIBURN
American pianist Van Cliburn draws ecstatic cheers and flowers on his Moscow Conservatory return after his 1958 victory. Police barrier crowds outside the hall as he delivers two curtain calls and three encores amid long post concert ovations.
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Moscow
van Cliburn
Oitside
Moscow Conservatory
Cliburn
Brahms
Mozart
Samuel Barber
Schumann
Scriabin
Chopin
Colburn
Mississippi Republicans Make First City Sweep This Century
In Jackson and 17 other Mississippi cities, the Republican party fields 47 candidates in municipal elections. Seven GOP hopefuls challenge Democratic mayors as the party rides the Goldwater surge from the prior November. Voters respond as Republicans expand into city races.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Miseiasippi
Nominnees
GOP
Adeae
PBX Club installs new officers in Lubbock event
Mrs Isla Martin was installed as president of the 2 PBX Club for Lubbock. Mrs Joyce White, state vice president, attended the ceremony held during PBX Operators Week. Other officers installed included Mrs Bob Fisher vice president Mrs Charles Cameron secretary Mrs Bud E Mitchell historian Gay Shirley treasurer and Mary Lee Smith chaplain.
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Isla Martin
Lubbock
Joyce White
Bob Fisher
Charles Cameron
Bud E. Mitchell
Gay Shirley
Mary Lee Smith
Negro Teachers Sue Stanton Schools Over Hiring Bias
PECOS AP Two Negro teachers Belvin Stewart and his wife filed a federal Civil Rights Act suit claiming discrimination after the Stanton School District did not hire them for an integrated system. District official Beryl Clinton said consolidation of two schools left no open positions and indicated one white teacher was dropped. the suit also names several school board members.
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PECOS
Stanton
Belvin Stewart
Stanton School
Courtney
Clinton
Courtneys
Mary Hall Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Mary Hall 77 will be held at 11 a.m. in the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev Andrew A Jumper officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction. Hall lived in Lubbock since 1923 and was employed by Davidson Wholesale. She was a church member and survived by nephews Joe Davidson and William Davidson and sister-in-law Mrs Carrie L Hall. Pallbearers: William Johnson Roy Horn Sam Wegler Joe Priddey Ed Hambright Tom Wilkinson.
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Mary Hall
10Th St
West Texas Hospital
Andrew A. Jumper
First Presbyterian Church
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Miss Hall
Lubbock
Davidson Wholesale
Parvo
Joe Davidson
43Rd St
William Davidson
Temple City
Calif
Carrie L. Hall
Ave. K
Miles D. Thomas Dies at 68 in Clovis Hospital
Miles D Thomas 68 longtime Clovis resident died Monday morning at Clovia Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for today at 2 p m in C V Steed Memorial Chapel Steed Funeral Home He is survived by brothers Terrell Thomas Freer and sisters Margaret Melugin Clovis and Molly Kale Alice Texas
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Miles D. ‘Thomas
Clovia Memorial Hospital
C. V. Steed Memorial Chapel
Steed Funeral Home
Terrell Thomas
Freer
Margaret Melugin
Molly
Kale
Alice
Tex
Meacham Services Set Thursday In Ralls
Thomas Virgil Meacham 66 of Ralls dies Monday in Lubbock after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church Ralls with Rev. C. M. Fields officiating. Rix Funeral Home directs burial in Crostoe Cemetery. Meacham caretaker of Ralls Cemetery. survived by two sons three brothers and one sister.
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Thomas Virgil Meacham
Ralls
Lubbock
C. M. Fields
First Baptist
Crostoe
Rix Funeral Home
Meacham
Wallpaper tips and stray lines from a Chicago UPI piece
Fragments discuss wallpaper application hints and a stray line about Mississippi politics. The text blends home decor notes with references to Reconstruction era themes and a metallic candidate. The garbled wording makes specifics unclear.
Astronaut Edward White Photo Shows Pacific Walk Path
Photographs released by The Associates show Edward H. White's space walk occurred over the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and the California coast, correcting earlier statements that put the event over Texas.
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White
Texas
PF Astronau
Edward H. White
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
California
Nelson Services Scheduled Today
Nelson 83 died Monday in Levelland and funeral services will be at 10 a.m. at First Christian Church in Lubbock with Dr. Dudley Strain officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Henderson Funeral Directors. He was a retired contractor, survived by two sons two daughters a brother three sisters eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. Pallbearers include G L Grantham and C B Emerson of Lubbock.
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William Walter Nelson
Broadway
Levelland
Dudley Strain
First Christian Church of
G. L. Grantham
Belton
C. B. Emerson
Lubbock
Craddick Rites Pending In City
Funeral services are pending at Sanders Funeral Home for Thomas C. Craddick, 83, long-time Lubbock resident who died after arriving at West Texas Hospital. A retired farmer, he lived in a convalescent home and had been ill for 18 years. He formerly lived in Paris, Texas, and is survived by a sister, a daughter and several grandchildren.
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Sanders Funeral Home
Thomas C. Craddick
Lubbock
West Texas ‘Hospital
Craddick
Paris
Tex
G Fabri
Mire Porte
Nehila
South Norwalk
Conn
John W Shedd Services Pending in Post Texas
John W. Shedd 68 of Post died at 5 15 p m Tuesday in St Marys Hospital Lubbock Burial will be in Terrace Cemetery Survivors include his wife three daughters Margie Nell Mrs Onella Snow Albuquerque NM and Mrs Clara Rumbaugh Levelland five sons Lloyd Plainview Emmett Post Delbert Birmingham AL Charles Austin and John Mesquite three brothers R E Noble El Paso and A T Cres
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POST
John W. Shedd
Lubbock
St. Mary's Hosplital
Mason Funeral Home
Terrace Cemetery
Margie Nell
Onella Snow
Albuquerque
N.M
Clara Rumbaugh
Levelland
Lloyd
Plainview
Emmett
Delbert
Birmingham
Ala
Charles
Austin
John
Mesquite
Tex
R. E
Noble
el Paso
A. T. Cres
City Man's Brother's Services Are Slated
Reuben C. Pirtle 63 longtime Throckmorton resident and brother of Thomas E. Pirtle died Tuesday at 11 a.m. Baylor Hospital Dallas. Surviving are two sons R. Pirtle of Throckmorton and W. Nash of Muskogee Okla, one daughter Mrs James Cherry of Mississippi, and two sisters Ruth Pirtle and Mrs W George, both of San Angelo.
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Reuben C. Pirtle
Throckmorton
Thomas E. Pirtle
28Th St
Lubbock
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Neor the White
R. Dr
Wilitow Nash
Muskogee
Okla
James Cherry
Mississippi
Ruth Pirtle
W. George
San Angels
Hope as an anchor of the soul in religious adage
The piece cites Hebrews 6 19 and an Arab proverb linking health to hope. It urges relying on hope over pills and trusting God for healing while physicians treat pain. Author: Julien C Hyer.
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Julien C. Hyer
Hutchings Rites Pending In City
Funeral services for A. H. Baer are pending at Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home. Baer a retired real estate dealer died at 1 40 am Tuesday in a Lubbock convalescent home. He was born in Sparta Tennessee and moved to Lubbock in 1941 from Dimmit where he had lived since 1925. He was a member of the First Methodist Church. Surviving are a son Herschel Hutchings a daughter Mrs Dapheene Goodpane Arlington VA two daughters in law Mrs Billie Louise Hutchings and Mrs Nora Taylor, and six grandchildren.
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A. H
Hince
Dapheene Goodpene
Arlington
Aye Roberts
Portland
Ore
Billie Louise Hutchings
Los Angeles
T. O. Hutchings
Uvalde
Annie Fox
Sulphur
Okla
Nora Taylor
Wolfe City
Tex
Services Today For Mrs Bynum Amherst
Funeral services are set for 2 p m today for Mrs Julia Lenora Bynum 8 of Amherst who died Sunday night at Medical Arts Hospital in Littlefield The Rev James Patterson will preside at the First Methodist Church of Amherst Burial will follow at Amherst Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home direction Mrs Bynum came to Amherst in 1929 and lived there until two years ago when she moved to Salem Ore Aubrey O Neal Amarillo and Almond Speedy Bynum McAllen one daughter Gladys Frye Amarillo and several grandchildren Pallbearers are C A Duffty Jr Bob Clayton Howard Campbell Gene Campbell W T Templeton and Roger Britt
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Julia Lenora Bynum
Medical Arts Hospital
Littlefield
James Patterson
First Methodist Church of
Amherst Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Bynum
Leon O'Neal
Salem
Ore
Aubrey O'Neal
Amarillo
Louis Bohanan Rites Set Today In Clovis
Louis Bohanan 72 longtime Clovis resident died Monday night. Burial in Mission Memorial under Sherwood Funeral Home. Survived by brothers Dorsey Bohanan of Clovis and C D Bohanan of Portales. Officiating by Garden McDonald. pallbearers listed as Jake Abernathy Vernon Mulhair Grady Best Walter Hoskins J C Porter and Albert Eims.
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Louis Bohanan
Hore
Mission For Memories
Sherwood Funeral Home
Bohanan
Dorsey Bohanan
C. D. Bohanan
Portales
Garden McDonald
Jake Abernathy
Vernon. Mulhair
Grady Best
Walter Hoskins
J. C. Porter
Albert Eims
Space duo optimistic on longer Gemini flights
After four day flight aboard the USS Wasp astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White showed excellent health and less physical strain than Mercury program predecessors. Doctors called them tremendously optimistic about future longer missions as footage of White and McDivitt in space was released and televised. The crew enjoyed a real breakfast and prepared for further testing before planned return.
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WASP
UPI
James McDivitt
Edward White
Earth
Gemini
Charles Berry
Air Force
Mercury
Florida
White
Apace
Mrs Wortman Rites Set Today
Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p m today for Mrs Ray Wortman 60 of 3615 32nd St who died Sunday at Methodist The Rev O A McBrayer will officiate at Forrest Heights Methodist Church Burial will be held in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin Funeral Home. She lived in Lubbock since 1949 and is survived by her husband three sons two daughters a brother and two sisters 22 grandchildren and a great granddaughter Pallbearers include Jim Taylor Joe Crowe Pete Price Jerry Henson Roger Poff and Jim Ralph Krebs.
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Ray Wortman
32Nd St
O. A. McBrayer
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
Statlow
City of Lubbock
Franklin Funeral Home
Jim Taylor
Joe Crowe
Pete Price
Jerry Henson
Roger Poff
Jim Ralph Krebbs
Two Gemini 4 astronauts rest before Cape Kennedy homeward
After a 62 orbit 1.7 million mile flight the Gemini 4 crew relax for four days of weightless travel then fly to Cape Kennedy Florida for a reunion with families a news conference and a Texas ranch visit with President Johnson. Doctors report strong heart rate and pressure readings and note the crew show little long term symptoms despite exhaustion.
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Tralee
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
Johnson
Texas
Berry
Jim
McDivitt
Gerri Cooper
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