U.S. Urges Arab-Israeli Peace Steps in UN Debate
In a foreign policy address President Johnson outlines five principles for Middle East peace, calls for mutual recognition and third party help. Eban defends UN withdrawal while Syria attacks U S and Israel, and Gromyko peers discuss arms shipments as delegates haggle over disengagement and boundaries.
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Ution
Asxer
Middle East
Goldberg
United Nations
Johnson
Eban
Thant
Egypt
U.N
George Brown
UNE
Syria
Nomreddin Atassi
United States
Israel
Atassi
Kosygin
Tounge
Ecluse
Equiaue Sou
Dean Ruski
Gromyko
Asla
Soviet Invitation Clash and UN Middle East Debate
The briefing notes a Vatican style sending matter with Johnson invitation and Kosygin's limited New York visit while U N debate on the Middle East war unfolds. Goldberg bluntly divides Soviet resolution and warns of renewed Arab Israeli hostilities as Thant responds to Eban and a Syrian leader accuses Western imperialists of arming Israel.
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Christian
Johnson
U.N
Kosygin
New York
United Nations
United States
White House
Washington
Kremlin
U.S
Vietnam
Middle East
East
Goldberg
Kosyain
Security Council
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Thant
Eban
Electricity Failure Strikes City of Denton Texas
A Denton Texas power outage affected nearly the entire city Tuesday after a generator fault at the main plant. By 6:30 p.m. power fell to all but the northwest area. about ninety minutes later only a small section, including the business district, had power restored.
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Denton, Tex
UPI
Texas
Denton Municipal Utilities’ Co
Denton
Robbery at Pinkies Food Mart with armed bandit description
Mrs. King described a 5 foot 9 inch, neatly dressed man in a red flowered shirt as the bandit who hijacked Pinkie’s Food Mart at East Broadway and Quirt Avenue late Monday night. The man, armed with a blue .22 pistol, demanded money and change, while R W Stalter Jr noted other robberies across his four stores over four years.
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Iater
Stalter
Dixie King
Staller Bros Food Mart
Thalon Road
George Ewing
R. W. Staller Jr
Flag Desecration Bill Moves Through House Debate
The House debated a measure imposing up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine for desecrating the U S flag while preserving state and local laws. Supporters framed the flag as national property needing federal protection, while opponents warned it infringed free expression. Representative James A Raley sparked applause with a harsh call against flag burners.
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United States
James Q. Eastland
D- Miss
Judiciary Committee
Senate
James
L Raley
Oklahoma County Judge, ex-husband fatally shot in double murder
Oklahoma City police described the killings as a murder suicide in the office of Jo Ann McInnis, 39, Oklahoma County’s first woman district judge, and her ex-husband William A. Hennessy, 44, shortly after a dispute followed by multiple shots. Evidence included nitrates on Hennessy’s hands and powder burns on McInnis, with a 48 caliber revolver found in the room and all six shots fired.
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Oklahoma City
Jo Ann McInnis
Oklahoma County
William A. Hennessy
Pede
Chicagoans See Lee Bouvier In Theater Debut
Lee Bouvier Kennedy relative to Jacqueline appears at the Ivanhoe Theater in Chicago for her first acting role as Tracey Lord in The Philadelphia Story. About 700 spectators attended the in round supper theater premiere with Truman Capote among guests.
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Lee Bouvier
Chicago
Jacqueline Kenn
Stanislaw Radziwill
Bouvier
Tracey Lord
Philip Barry
Truman Capote
New York
Summer storms lash several states with heavy rain and tornado fears
Rainfall and floods hit Kansas City and Independence Missouri as the Rock Creek rises, while funnel clouds threatened northern Utah near Layton and Salt Lake City. Tampa and coastal areas saw hail and heavy showers, with other regions reporting scattered thundershowers from the Sierras to the Black Hills. Local power outages and flooded streets prompted emergency responses.
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Kansas City
Utah
Tampa
Fla
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rock ‘Creek
Independence
Kansas’ City
Weather Bureau
Salt Lake City
Layton
Salt Lake
Teachers Face 2.5 Cent Tax Increase Bid in City Schools
The Avalanche Journal reports a proposed 2.5 cent increase to local taxes to fund teacher pay in Lubbock area schools. Trustees approve raises and new positions, with figures cited from district and state funding moves. Stakeholders discuss drainage and facility improvements tied to the budget, including a runoff runoff elimination plan.
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Runoti Wn
Maxey Fark
Spent
Workman & Booker
Archlvnew
Iteets
Eek
Ime Aenlancnes
Jaimes M. Reynolds
Owen
Niael
Mae
James
Whiteside
Linus Wright
Till
Acme
Lubbock
Johnson House
T Correction. Association
Williams
Avalanche Journal
Taise
Texas
Austin
Corpus, Christi
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amerillo
el Paso
Midland
Odessa
Plaineview
Snyder
Longview
Tax fight ties to school pay raises in Lubbock
Lubbock trustees weigh state and local funding for a state minimum pay raise for teachers. discussions note rising costs from Estacado High School opening and a potential tax increase to cover new salaries. Board considers space for a summer program and reviews Coronado High drainage issues.
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Susman
Clay
Tors
Austin
Tw Hilke
Estacado
Lubbock
Williams
West
Texas
Community Action Board
CAB
Guadalupe
Struggs Junior High
Southeneast Lubbock
J. Williams
Pee
Harlem Trial Verdict Sparks Racial Tensions
Federal Judge Joe Ingraham urged jurors to focus on whether knowingly refused induction. Floyd McKissick of the Congress of Racial Equality condemned the swift all-white jury verdict as incredible. He argued the case tests whether a black minister can refuse military service without punishment.
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Joe Ingraina
Kewl
Ingraham
Teriecs
New York
Harlem
Floyd McKissick
S of Racial Equality
Triss
McKissick
America
Funeral services set for Hann Deardorft in Lubbock
Funeral services for Hann Deardorft are scheduled for 10:00 a.m. Thursday at First Christian Church with Dr. Dudley Strain officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Cemetery. Deardorft, a lifelong Lubbock resident and a student at Oakwood Methodist Kindergarten, is survived by his parents and siblings. The incident involved a Plainview area crash near a highway push, with inquest not yet results. authorities noted the boy’s death along with a companion. The Wood-Dunning Funeral Home in Plainview will coordinate arrangements.
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Hann Deardorft
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Resthaven
Membe
Dantere Funeral Home
Oak‘wood
George Deardort
Sieith St
J. E. Bowman
Strotter
Plainview
Alton Carmichael
J.C. Lewis
J Lewis
Vaquera
Hubert ‘Setliff
Wood
Jiminez
Jack Pritchard
Circuit Court Backs Veto Of Habeas Corpus
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld denial of habeas corpus for Robert F Hancock of Dallas. He photocopied 58 computer programs from Texas Instruments Automatic Computer Corp and offered them to Texaco for $5 million. Hancock argued only $35 worth of paper was stolen, not originals, and the case appealed from the Northern District of Texas.
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New Orleans
Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert F. Hancock
Dallas
Hancock
Texas Instruments Automatic Computser Corp
Texaco Corp
Texas
U. S. District Court For
Northern District of
Fragmented Local Notice Card Reads As If Incomplete
A damaged OCR snippet shows unreadable text with scattered syllables and names, lacking clear event, date, or entity details. The fragment hints at a notice or report but contains no verifiable facts to summarize.
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Goldhero
Assembly
Alexei Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Lexei Lenirt
Andrei
Een Dobrynis
Nikkolai Fedorenko
Mrs. King
King
Canada
Tokyo
Japan
Wile Manto
Covington
Violt
York City
Ingrahar
Gayang
Coronado High School
ANZ Deardorff Ay
Nko
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Abiesthleie
John Welmann
Circuit Court
Billy Joe Art
Furi
Tan Igen
Mr Pats
Nudey
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