June 26 Texas newspaper page fragment
Fragmentary text from a Texas newspaper published Saturday morning June 26. The page shows agency bylines and city names like Dallas and Lubbock with references to Associated Press United Press and Avalanche Journal style.
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Svomabang, Inc
Texas
National Advertising Representative
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press
Lubbock
Kennedy aides split on Diem fate as coup unfolds
The piece discusses U S reactions to the 1963 coup that killed South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem and brother in law Ngo Dinh Nhu. It notes Gen Maxwell Taylor favored replacement while the State Department valued Diem, and claims no credible Washington plan proves assassination was plotted there.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Pentagon
State Department
Chicago Sun- Times
Kennedy
U.S
Diem
Maxwell Taylor
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Washington
Southeast Asia
White House
Lyndon Johnson
City Council Faces Grievances Over Union Push
A local column argues the City Council should form a grievance committee amid widespread complaints. Maurice Richard's effort to unionize city employees via Southwestern Public Service and the light and power plant is examined, with polls suggesting residents oppose forced unionization and may switch from Southwestern to LP&L in protest.
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Maurice Richard
Lubbock
Richard
Southwestern
Lp&l
Labor Council
POW Junket Cancelled After Grandiose Plan Fails
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes will not lead a 1300-person trip to Paris and Russia to aid U S prisoners of war. The UPI described the cancellation as a breakdown. The letters to appointees and requests for local chamber funding raised questions about the plan from the start.
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Ben Barnes
Paris
Russia
U.S
Chambers of Commerce
United Press International
Barnes
Austin
Waco
North Vietnam
Mr. Barnes
Nude Lady Godiva rides seen at Louisiana festival
Report of a chaotic Celebration of Life rock festival at McCrea Louisiana with illegal drug sales and revelers, including a nude teen rider seen on the Atchafalaya plain. Observers note officials were startled and scarce arrests occurred amid chaotic scenes.
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McCrea
Atchafalaya
Godiva
Louisiana
Leofric
Mercia
Coventry
Estranged husband charged after misidentifying body
A Hudson River body recovered woman was misidentified by her husband as Mrs. Charlotte Wish. After the real wife was found alive the husband faced an obstructing government administration charge. The wife remains uncooperative in his dilemma.
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Hudson River
Charlotte
Johnson Pentagon papers reveal 1964 bombing plan claims
Washington reports that the Pentagon study cites a September 7 1964 consensus among Johnson aides to bomb North Vietnam in 1965 while Johnson publicly urged restraint. The piece links this to Johnson’s October 1964 campaign decision and a February 1965 bombing order, noting media and observers missed the history then.
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Washington
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
North Vietnam
New York Times
Johnson
Vietnam
LBJ
South Vietnam
Roberts
U.S
Dong Hoi
United States
Barry Goldwater
Politicians in America and the Nation’s Honor Day
A reflective column criticizes Vietnam era discourse and political battles while praising public figures and the Honor America Day leadership. The piece notes presidents like Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon, media biases, and calls for national unity on July 4. It asserts the USA deserves honor daily.
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Vietnam
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
New York Times
Washington Post
Radiotelevision Networks
Lyndon’ Johnson
Lawrence O'Brien
Democrats
Bob Dole
GOP
U.S.A
O'B
Senator D
George Meany
J. Howard Pew
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
USA
Ambrose Leads Customs in Drug Smuggling War
Myles Joseph Ambrose, U S Commissioner of Customs, heads a drive to curb narcotics smuggling. He expands staff, installs a computerized center, and tightens inspections while warning the nation of a drug emergency and aiming for substantial declines in dope traffic.
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Washin
Nixon
Myles Joseph Ambrose
New York
Zola Ambrose
U.S
Mexico
Ambrose
Bureau of Customs
Bureau
Foy
Richard Nixon
Aunt Libby
Myles Ambrose
Monte Carlo
Deauville
Washington
Malta Key For Russia Stokes Malta influence move in 1960s
The article argues Malta's strategic location near Sicily makes it a target for Soviet expansion. It cites Ambassador Smirnovsky pressuring Mintoff, hints at a permanent Soviet naval buildup, and warns that a Soviet embassy in Valletta could threaten NATO control of the Mediterranean and endanger the Sixth Fleet.
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Valletta
Malta
Dom Mintoff
Soviet Union
Sicily
Mediterranean
Cuba
Caribbean
M. Smirnovsky
London
Great Britain
France
Ral
Communist Party
Moscow
District of Columbia
Knights of Malta
Britain
NATO
Smirinovsky
Mintoff
Kremlin
Smirnovsky
Arvid Pardo
United States
Ussr
U.S
Meditteranean
Quickwitted Q and A from L. M. Boyd column in Fort Worth
In this rapid reply column L. M. Boyd riffs on names common in America, divorce motives, Boston stage quirks, pilot dentists, and trivia about kitchens in dining cars. He also jokes about makeup origin and everyday sayings, closing with a mail address in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Natin Parker F. Prouty
United States of America
City Council
David Lawrence
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Pleiku
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Ohio
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Wiseacres
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Sheldon White
Avenue Q
Andrew Tully
Customs Bureau
Henry J. Taylor
Australia
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Shents
L. M. Boyd
Greg Smith
Charles Johnson
Harry Brown
William Jones
Robert Wilson
John Anderson
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