War spending bill clears Senate amid partisan split
The Senate narrowly backed the war spending measure while rebuffing repeal of the August 1964 Tonkin resolution. Johnson allies pressed that the action keeps U S policy in Southeast Asia intact as critics warned against escalation and questioned the president's authority to resist aggression abroad.
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Senate Democrats
Johnson
Senate
Viet Nam
Moyers
Astin
Southeast Asia
Coass
Morse
Groening
Mayers
Hanoi
Sen
Leverett
Gruening
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations) Committee
Eugene J. Mearthy
D-Minn
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Congress
United States
House
Philip Burton
George Brown
California
William F. Ryan
New York
John Conyers
Michigan
Adam Clayton Powell
D- NY
Fulbright
China
Richard B. Russell Dgat
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Tilinos
Lord Nelson
D- 4
Nelson
Joseph S.C
Pit
Ns Johnson
Fulbricht
Asia
United
Jean Fitees
Hubert J. Mitra
Inoi
Peace Corps
South Viet Nam
Probe of Selective Service System Stirs Congress
The article recounts GOP calls for a thorough probe into the Selective Service, citing bureaucratic delays and the need to reexamine deferment rules. It notes President Johnson directing a review with Defense Secretary McNamara, and discusses Senate and House reactions on Vietnam policy, neutralization ideas, and calls for broader peace talks.
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GOP
Cal
Johneon
Defense
Robert Lo McNamara
Birth of a Baby in West Texas Hospital
The notice records the birth of a baby named Wenlshuns weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces at 2125 km in a West Texas hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs Rodnew Lynn Hagin, with the father mentioned as Tommy ora Wat runes.
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Tommy Ora Wat
Pital
Rodnew Lynn Hagin
Bates
Texas
Ben Tie
Department. of Sauricultre
Michael B. Marcelino
Reese Apt Hospital
Reese Afb
Steve Trotter
Mondas
Tubhocie
Ustecnathe Hospital
Tee Fant
Hobbs
Farm policy debate focuses on Texas agriculture trends
A House committee in West Texas hears analysis on farm unit decline, land values, and irrigation investment. Texas Tech officials outline enrollment growth and the state's agricultural dominance, while researchers stress education and research needs for future farming challenges. The briefing precedes July public hearings across the state.
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Agriculture Committee
House
Ben Bates
Texas Tech Agriculture
Gerald Thomas
D. Nolan Williamson
Milton Schiller
Cameron
W. W. Lynch
Dallas
Texas Power & Light Company
Lubbock
Delwin Jones
Tech
Tech Agriculture
Texas
West Texas
M. L. Pennington
Pennington
Gerald W. Thomas
Thomas
California
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Lynch
Commit
New Officers and Cotton Outlook Face South Region
O Kelly and Hicks in Lubbock form partnership then new firm. Blackstock outlines 1965 68 cotton surplus and loan price impacts under the new program. He notes 20 percent sales this year, rising quality trends, and the need to reduce stockpiles while protecting farm income. Complex distribution and regulatory questions loom for moving stocks in next season.
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Blackstock
Enea
Lubbock
Clickstock
Nest Mun
Community Credit Corp
Bonn
Gram
Wedding ends with church reunion at hometown ceremony
An airman named Cruse was reunited with friends after police stopped the car near the Richmond Ind Ohio state line. The ceremony at Cruse’s home church proceeded with the couple’s nuptials, though he had to return to base soon after.
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Richmond
Ind
Ohio State Line
Cruse
Galenia
Hope Methoodist
Pan
Nerony Brudegruem
Sweethoat
Sepeed
Americans Praise Venus Landing Amid Space Probe Controversy
The report notes Venus 3 landed and Venus 2 passed near the planet, while contrasting Soviet and American space efforts. It mentions Mariner missions, Venus and Mars exploration, and expert opinions on potential life, with quotes on contamination concerns and scientific data gains.
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Venus
Welsh
Mars
United States
Mariner
Mariner IV
Moon
Earth
Venus 2
Tass
Venus 3
Moscow
Soc Viet
Soviet Union
Myst
Nikolai Barabashov
Hoe
Hare Hashoy
Berrd Lavell
Icland
Lovell
Lana 9
Picke
Dusty Winds Hit North Texas With Cold Snap Forecast
Winds gusted to 25 mph in Amarillo and 20 to 25 mph elsewhere as dust storms lingered across North and South Plains. A March 3-8 forecast expects colder, below normal temperatures across northeast and north central Texas with mixed precipitation and potential subfreezing spells. Central Texas reports the heaviest snow in 17 years, while West Texas remains very dry.
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Galveston
Texas
Lakes
South Plains
Midland
Panhandle
Amarillo
Pan
Calder
Anhandle
W A Weather Bureau
Austin
East Texas
Andy
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Bether
Hershey
ANC
William Te Lauopant
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AMC
Roger
Eee Afb
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Sgemers Coy Compress
Empuse
Tandy C. Budttles
Weising
Acteopathie Hospital
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Johnny Vasauer
Jose Moron
Span
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Morandi Hortal
Tvinde
Ain
Almay
London
British Automobile Association
Paris
Bennett
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High Plains
Jones
Ben Barnes
Laibbock
Fage
Head Cotton Exchange
Dari Blackstock
Bablock
Anderson, Clayton & Co
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