Bill Becomes Hangr For Amendments Involving Cambodia
Senate moves on Cooper-Church amendments amid tense debate over Vietnam era policy. Amendments target Cambodia Greece Laos and North Vietnam with aims to curb U.S. aid and nerve gas shipments. Senators Byrd Dole Goldwater Eastland push changes while Church Cooper remain main sponsors.
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Cambodia
Greece
Washington
Sens
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Kwaig
Barry Goldwater
R-Air
Senate
U.S. Opera Ito
Commu
U.S
Nists
North Vietnam
Laos
Pacific Northwest
Dole
Cooper-Church
U.S Church
Vietnam
Robert C.byrd
DW. Va
John Sherman Cooper
Frank Church
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Cooper- Church
Robert J. Dole
Postman Surrenders in $514 Del Rio Theft Case
Richard Easley a 36 year old postman, missing since Sunday, surrendered to San Antonio police and faces felony theft charges for a $514 loss from a Del Rio western wear store. Bond set at $2000. He claimed victim status and said he crossed into Mexico and back via Eagle Pass.
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del Rio
Tex
UPL
Richard Easley
Kidnay
San Antonio
del Rio Western Wear
Easley
J. R. Koog
Bond
Thewestern Wear
Rio Grande
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texas
Seventeen First Graders From 1958 Win Diplomas
The 1958 George Penn Elementary first grade class in Lubbock is dispersed across the country as students advance through junior high and high school. Seventeen of the 31 original graduates earned diplomas at Lubbock High School, with several remaining tied to Bean Elementary and Roan Elementary after long journeys. Names include Joe Brags, Paul Moore, Debbie Caffey, Linda Elis, Johnny Whitest, and others, reflecting a long local history among Roan and nearby schools.
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George Penn
Dutat
Front Lubbockigh
L.slaton
Jim Lubbock
Tnie
Dorothy Henderson
Scbco
Oklahoma
Lubbock
Joe Brags
32Nd
Paul Moore
Debbie Caffey
Iron Crawforst
Linda Elis
Johnny
U S And Portugal Agree To Resume Bases Talks In Azores
In Lisbon the United States and Portugal agreed to resume negotiations later this year on continued American use of bases in the Azores. Talks were set after a meeting between U S Secretary of State William P Rogers and Portuguese Foreign Minister Rui Patricio. Rogers, en route from Madrid, and Patricio discussed renewal terms for Lajes and broader cooperation, including Spanish bases and Angola era policy. The Azores lease, first signed in 1953, runs through 1962 and was extended periodically. Rogers will return to Washington Saturday with plans to meet again in New York during the UN General Assembly.
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Lisbon
United
Portugal
Azores
Britain
U.S
Spain
United States
Aj Air
Force
Lajes
William P. Rogers
Europe
Rui
Patrichio
Rogers
Madrid
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza l
Nen
Rome
Conti
Terceira
Hases
Americf Zaragoza
Torrejon
Moican
Rota
Cadiz Bay
Washington
Marcello Caetano
Juguese
Ican
USS
Nixon
Adm
Americo Thoma
Marcello Cactan
Patricio
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Africa
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea
Arica
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Peter Dominick
R-Colp
Samuel J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Texas Rangers
FBI
Cooper Church
John J. Wile
Jams
R del
Japan
Cons of
Congress
Townsend Harrisons
Ley
U. S
Jouren
Tavhork
Athork
Meath Momine
Bandas
Rentay
Montere
50Th
Gry
Eda
Ates
Monterey
Gary
Broadway
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