Kadar Resigns Hungary Premier but Keeps Party Post
Kadar steps down as Hungary's premier while remaining head of the ruling party. Officials say the move aims to ease tensions with the United States and promote peaceful coexistence. The reshuffle follows Khrushchev’s ouster and mirrors East European changes as leaders shift between premier and party chief roles.
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Kadar
Hungary
United States
Communist Party
Moscow
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Nikita Khrushchhev
East
Europe
Khrushchev
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Romania
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Nicole Ceanesc
Chivu Stoica
Muennich
Texas Harvest Delays Touch Off Sparse Growth This Season
Texas farmers report mixed progress with wheat 6 percent complete, cotton 8 percent, oats 96 percent and sorghum planting near 8 percent. Heavy May rains slowed wheat and pasture growth while moisture shortfalls threaten grass, and livestock grazing remains strong with supplemental feeding on the High Plains.
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Austin
Texas
U. S
High Plains
Floydada
Edwards Plateau
Senate approves $650 million for regional medical centers
The Senate backed a four year $650 million authorization to create regional centers for heart disease cancer and stroke with aims to integrate medical schools hospitals and research institutes. The plan would fund planning costs entirely and cover 9 percent of building and equipment. The measure faces House action and includes four yearly appropriations totalling $650 million.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Senate Labor and Welfare Committee
Kidney transplant gives Dallas boy a fighting chance
A 2 year old Dallas boy with chronic nephritis received a healthy kidney from a shooting victim, with early signs the transplant is working. The donor was David M. Pineda, 21, found with four bullet wounds. Parkland Memorial Hospital reported the kidney began functioning almost immediately while the patient remained in critical condition. Police investigated the shooting with few clues.
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Dallas
UPI
Parkland Memorial Hospital
David M. Pineda
Pineda
Parkland
Plane crash damages home as wing trough hits cemetery
A plane cut through a three-foot roof beam and a cinder block wall in South San Francisco as a wing tip crashed near a house and a six-foot fragment struck Holy Cross Cemetery. Passengers praised pilot Kimes for applying emergency procedures before landing.
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Mike McGrath
San Francisco
Holy Cross Cemetery
Kimes
American returns Croix de Guerre medal over France row
Hammond jeweler Irv ing N Chayken says he will return the Croix de Guerre awarded in 1918 to France. He denounces Charles de Gaulle and cites an altered view of France while praising American actions in World War I. He bought space in the Hammond Times to publish the letter.
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Hammond
Ind
APL
Irving N
Chayken
France
Charles de Gaulle
Hammond Times
de Gaulle
Western Hemisphere
Tom
America
Soissons
Extreme Texas Heat Grips State As Temperatures Hit Triple Digits
Temperatures ranged from 103 at Presidio to 100 in El Paso and 87 in Galveston Alpine and Amarillo while most readings stayed in the 90s. East Texas saw light showers and coastal rain fell with a notable 1.32 inches at Corpus Christi. In Palo Duro Canyon two trucks and a road crew pulled 32 marooned autos from floodwater after a thunderstorm drenched the area.
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Presidio
el Paso
Galveston
Alpine
Amarillo
Dal‘hart
East
Texas
Corpus Christi
Galves
Houston
Palo Duro Canyon
Propaganda leaflets dropped as jets hit Viet Cong strongholds
US jets and Skyhawks hit Viet Cong staging areas in My Loin province while reports say 100 enemy fighters were killed and several villagers harmed. A crash inquiry follows a plane wreck with Marines and rangers rescuing survivors amid rising flood levels near Canyon.
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Chu
Marine
Cieenen
U.S
My Loinl
Jesus Rovine
Néal Province
Paniodee
John Caltiater
Washington
United States
British Columbia
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Kontum
Saigon
Tou Marong
Tau Matong
Chu Lai
United States backs one Viet Nam negotiating partner
U S officials restated the stance that talks will be with North Viet Nam only and not with the Viet Cong as a separate entity. Adlai Stevenson and Dean Rusk echoed the White House position that Ha Noi must decide who sits at its table, with McNamara noting negotiations with governments.
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Johnson Administration
United States
North Viet Nam
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hanoi
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
White House
McBundy
Nebraska Governor Advances Referendum on Income Tax
Nebraska Governor Frank Morrison urged a referendum on a proposed two to three percent income tax after the Legislature passed a corrective measure. He said he would not veto the bill, arguing for a public decision at the next general election. The plan would shift funding for state operations and schools from a property tax to income tax revenue, with changes scheduled for 1967.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Monson
Frank Morrison
Avery
Organiza Squires
Morrison
P Ronosals
Nichols
Blair
House
Ca Eer
School Trustees Set New Tax Rate At 1.45 Here
The board approved a 1.45 rate as part of funding for teachers. Earlier the city cut its tax ratio to 50 percent of appraised value, but the school board did not follow.
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Te School Board
Action Us
Births, tax talks, and school budget notes
The article reports multiple birth announcements including a baby weighing seven pounds four ounces born at a hospital to Mr and Mrs Ramiro Castro and others, with details of parents occupations. It also covers school budget discussions, tax rate debates, and potential land purchases tied to the 1965 66 budget, including figures on local revenues and state funding.
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God
Dire
Arvel Davis
Equalization Board
Williams
David Nut
Mondar Wee ‘Hospital
Padres Bakery
Donnie Lenn Leach
Sun Publishing Co
End Mra
van H Seitia Birt
Taushier Weishans Fes
Texas Hoepial
Ant
Bernardo Ostigen
Talon Meth
Hans Wattate Redal
Torecore
Robert Dillon
Slaton
Shoul
Lequalization Board
Est
Trent
Hansen
Ath
Leth Committee
Texas
James Cochran
Odessa
Lubbock
Lubbock Falls
Linus Wright
Busi
Brg Assn
Trate
Ranates
See Billion
Law Monda
Lega
Johnson
Treasury
University Of Connecticut Receives $8886 Creative Thinking Grant
The University of Connecticut was awarded an $8 886 grant by the Office of Education to study the relation of creative thinking to college success. In another brief noted, cashmere wool production involves hand blocking during the spring melt from goats.
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Washington
University of Connecticut
Office of Education
Humphrey Calls Balanced Economy Key to Growth
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged balance in the economy during a talk in West Virginia. He stressed price stability, cooperation between business and labor, and a strong private-public partnership to sustain long term expansion despite a May trade surplus and existing inflation controls.
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W.va
Mutual
Humphrey
Eee
Russia Sending Arms For Africa and Asia
A Pravda report states Moscow is sending arms to Africa and Asia but does not name the rebel groups receiving the weapons. The piece outlines movement of weaponry without identifying factions or destinations.
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Russia
Africa
Asia
Moscow
UPD
Zviet Gelenella Heraton
Communist Party
Pravde
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Tussell Long
Id Pharmaceutical
Lindsay
New York
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Virginia
U.S. Capitol
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Red Nichols
Los ‘Angeles
Las Vegas
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Calif
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EiCiene
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Weieping
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Soo. Weiging
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