Growing Asia Tension Spurs U S Moves Officials Say
Washington officials said new U S moves respond to rising tension in Asia. A senior official cited broad recognition and respect for the United States in Europe for backing the line in Southeast Asia against the Communist tide. The decision to order Stevenson home was made in anticipation.
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Washington
United Nations
U.S
Europe
United States
Southeast Asia
Stevensen
Antici
Red Voices
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Johnson Administration
Congress
Charles W. Yost
Stevenson
South Viet Nam
Yost
Bush outlines conservative platform on education and policy
The speech presents Bush's defense of free enterprise and limited government, opposition to civil rights legislation, support for prayers in schools, and a strong foreign policy stance. He urges actions on Cuba, Viet Nam, and the Monroe Doctrine while criticizing corruption and urging economic reform and UN skepticism. He cites a run for governor and notes standing ovations from the audience.
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Bush
Billy Sol Estes
Bobby Baker
U.S
Cuba
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
Viet Nam
Jack Cox
United Nations
Harris County
Zapata, Off-Shore Co
Yale University
South Pacific
Texas
Corpus Christi
Silk wallpaper sparks cost review of general's office
A House appropriations subcommittee review of a Warren Michigan command headquaters project questioned lavish touches in the generals suite. Items cited include silk wallpaper in the bathroom, walnut paneling, a countertop lavatory, and other bespoke features totaling several thousand dollars within a roughly five million dollar project. Maj. Gen. Alden Sibley defended the space as austere and economical, noting the room serves as a conference area and a 24 hour duty office.
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Washington (Ap
Congressional
Warren
Mich
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Ordnance-Tank Automotive Command
Alden K. Sibley
U.S. Army Mobility Command
John
Sibley
Army
Detroit
General Accounting Office
Full Appropriations Committee
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Harry R. Sheppard
Dcalif
Subcommittee
GAO
House
Ordinance Tank Automotive Command
Military Supply Center
Construction fall injuries leave several in hospital
John Alford of 442% 42nd Street remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital Wednesday from neck injuries after a fall at a construction site Tuesday. Two year old David Hernandez of Plainview was in serious condition after falling from a moving vehicle. Oakley Johnson and Harold Mason were listed in fair condition after a steel beam fell at a Kimball Lubbock Co. project on Avenue G.
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John Alford
Methodist Hospital
David Hernandez
Ray Hernandez
Plainview
Oakley Johnson
Teak Ave
Harold R. Mason
26Th St
Kimball-Lubbock Co
Ave. G
Australia eyes wider participation in fairs
Canberra outlines plans to take part in more fairs abroad and boost trade exposure. Officials aim to expand cultural and economic exchanges by scheduling additional fairs, leveraging existing ties with regional partners and international buyers.
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Canberra
Australia
Birth announcements from West Texas and Methodist Hospitals
A series of birth notices lists families including Clifford C Brewer Jr, Jesse Herrell, Mike Hurst, Vernon Wayne King, G E Mahan, Roger Gillard, Esteban Perez, Bobby Horton, Raymond Pulido, Jimmy Fred Pendergrass, Henry Zorns, Carlos Cortez and others. Each entry notes newborn weight, time, hospital, and father’s occupation or employer, reflecting a community births roundup from West Texas and Lubbock area clinics and hospitals.
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Clifford C. Brewer Jr
E. 37Th St
West Texas Hospital
Coca Cola Bottleg Co
Vernon Wayne King
Auburn St
Space
Metropolitan Insurance
Lockney Man Active in Local Agriculture Groups
Lockney resident Sherman is a charter member of the Lockney Young Farmer chapter and was named outstanding member in 1961. He belongs to the Texas Tech Agriculture Club, Texas Pecan Growers Assn, and the Lockney Cooperative Gin and Elevator. He and wife Mary Jo have three adopted children, Mark 6, Karla 3, and Kay 1, with the family active in Main Street Church of Christ in Lockney.
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Lockney Young Farmer Chapter
Sherman
Texas Tech Agronomy Club
Texas Pecan Growers Assn
Lockney Cooperative Gin and Elevator
Wie
Mary Jo
Mark
Karla
Kay
Main Street Church of Christ
Lockney
U.S. weighs more troops for Thailand over Laos threat
Washington reports indicate the United States is considering sending additional troops to Thailand to deter Communist advances in Laos. Diplomatic exchanges in Washington London Paris and Bangkok underscored East West tensions as officials caution the action remains unconfirmed while noting the strategic risk of Paksane and the Plain of Jars. The move would echo past deployments tied to Laos crises and Geneva outcomes.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
United States
Voensai Sonn
Council
Cambodia
Rusk
Washington
UPI
Southeast Asia
Thailand
London
Paris
Bangkok
UN Security Council
Sukich Nimmanheminda
William P. Bundy
State Department
Red
Plain of Jars
Paksane
Mekong
Udon
John F. Kennedy
Supersonic transport program outlined by FAA plan
The White House said the McNamara advisory panel found the supersonic transport project high risk and costly, requiring federal funding of about 750 million with 250 million from industry. FAA seeks to study price, operating costs, and sonic boom effects while Oklahoma City tests continue into August.
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Seattle
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
FAA
The
White Horse
Johnson
National Academy of Sciences
Oklahoma City
White House
McNamara Advisory Committee
U.S
American Leasing Company
ZIP Code War With Air Force Reaches Courtroom Echoes
An exchange between Air Force officers and former congressman Hebert centers on a ZIP code dispute. Hebert ridicules bureaucratic jargon while noting a June board to consider discharge for failing to provide a ZIP code. Hebert questions punishment and quips about being the first ZIP code casualty.
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Air Force
Hebert
Congress
Khrushchev and Nasser Debate Arab Unity in Cairo
Khrushchev and President Nasser held a public clash over Arab unity during Khrushchev's 17 day visit to the United Arab Republic. Nasser defended a sacred goal of unity while Khrushchev urged unity based on workers' power and economic coordination, signaling a thaw after private talks.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Aswan
Arab Unity Movement
Arab Unity
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Trash Fish In Canadian Won't Pose Problem
The State Parks and Wildlife Commission said trash fish exist in the Canadian River watershed above Merideth Dam but pose no serious problem. Biologist Lonnie Peters noted surveys found golden shiner minnows bullhead catfish carp shad and goldfish. The dam will start holding water this fall with plans to stock for age fish next spring and introduce blue catfish and possibly walleye to prey on undesired species while improving fishing as the lake fills.
Paris-NATO plans large French telegraphic center
French authorities report NATO proposes construction of a major telegraphic communications center in France to bolster allied signals intelligence and military coordination. The project envisions a sizable facility with advanced routing equipment and security measures, signaling strengthened transatlantic communications.
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Paris
NATO
France
Raid by aircraft claimed in Cuba amid exile reports
A shortwave broadcast from inside Cuba claimed Revolutionary Student Directorate commandos burned cane in Camaguey and sabotaged Havana taxis, with signs of anti Castro activity. Exiles and Miami groups reported infiltrators and a public war banner at Menoyo HQ, while Cuba ordered artillery practice and mass mobilization in western and eastern regions.
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Cuba
Revolutionary Student Directorate
Camaguey
Havana
Washington
Citizens Committee For A Free
Miami
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Castro
Pinar del Rio
Pinar del
Rainfall map reports across Briscoe Motley Crosbyton and more
Rainfall totals spread from Briscoe County to Laredo with 2 inch showers near Crosbyton and 1.50 inches near Silverton. Flo meet and Howard Rogers farm recorded 1.20 inches and 1.50 inches respectively. The day included scattered sprinkles at Orton Morton and Tohoka, with 91 degree heat in San Angelo and 83 in Lubbock. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms and mid 80s highs.
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Briscoe
Silverton
Flomet
Motley County
Howard Rogers
Crosby
Orton
Morton
Littlefield
Tohoka
Santa Fe
Plainview
Kress
South Texas
Benavides
Zapata
Laredo
Raymondville
McAllen
Harlingen
Rio Grande City
Brownsville
Dalhart
Mercury
San Angelo
Lufkin
Lubbock
Hich
Trade protocol to expand Indonesia Soviet ties signed
Indonesia and the Soviet Union signed a protocol in Jakarta to boost trade. The USSR will export industrial equipment machinery spare parts steel cement and other items to Indonesia in exchange for agricultural products including rubber copra and coffee.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Soviet Union
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20Th St
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Lorenzo
G. E. Mahan
16Th St
Billingsley & Stacener Architects & Engineers
Roger Gillard
Dixie Dr
Beacham Products
Esteban Perez
Meadow
Laut
Timmons Feed Store
Bobby Horton
Shallowater
Laut Clinic
Raymond Pulido
Woodrow
Unds
Lauf Clinic
Jimmy Fred Pendergrass
Taylor Hospital
Henry Zorns
42Nd St
Methodist
Hutchinson Junior High School
Carlos Cortez
Supreme Beef Co
Lockney Man
Ams
Nikita
Egypt
Associated Press
Cape Kennedy
Florida
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Castro
Erneido Oliva
Spain
Sierra de Escambray
Matanzas
Oriente Province
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Oriente
Exile Association of Sugar Planters
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Crosbyton
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