Princess Margaret Tours San Francisco in Cable Car Ride
Britain's Princess Margaret begins a 20 day U.S. visit with a casual San Francisco tour. She and Lord Snowdon rode Telegraph Hill and the Hyde Street cable car, then sailed San Francisco Bay aboard the 55 foot yacht Adventuress before a yacht club visit.
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United Press International
Sas
Francisco- Britain
Margaret
United States
San Francisco
Russian Hill
Lord Snowdon
Telegraph Hill
Fisherman's Wharf
Hyde Street
San Francisco Bay
Princess Margaret
St. Francis Yacht Club
Dan London
St. Francis Hotel
Morrissey withdraws nomination to federal bench
Boston judge Francis X. Morrissey asks President Johnson to withdraw his nomination to the Massachusetts federal district court to spare his family further anguish and President further harassment. Moyers praises Johnson for honoring the request. the nomination had faced Senate scrutiny and criticism from the American Bar Association.
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Avalanche-Journal News Service
Ohnson City
Francis X. Morrissey
Boston
Johnson
Kent
Morrissey
Bill D. Moyers
Massachusetts
American Bar Assa
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
R-It
Dubary
Fla
Dirksen
Aluminum price rise widens industry impact
The aluminum price increase spreads through the industry with Alcoa and Olin Mathieson raising basic ingot and fabricated metal prices. The White House offers no action while officials discuss potential wage price effects and government stockpile plans. authorities summon Alcoa, Reynolds, Kaiser Aluminum to stockpile talks as speculation grows. In Caracas, police thwart an assassination attempt on Venezuelan President Raul Leoni hours before his inauguration, finding dynamite and detonators nearby.
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Jack Lefler
New York
White House
Aluminum Co. of America
U.S
Olin Mathieson Co
Alcoa
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Texas White House
Austin
Moyers
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemi
Caracas
Raul Leoni
Leoni
Archduke Otto Views Vietnam as Turning Point
The Archduke Otto of Hapsburg delivers a speech claiming Vietnam marks a turning point in history. The article notes this view in a broader analysis of global events and future implications.
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Archduke Otto of
Hapsburg
Viet Nam
Kennedy backs humanitarian blood aid to Vietnam via Red Cross
Senator Kennedy said humanitarian blood aid to North Vietnam could be allowed if routed through an international agency and not violate U.S. law. He favored Red Cross collection under careful oversight, stressing support for those in need and cautioning against direct transfers that could breach statutes.
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Associated Press
OS Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
North Viet Nam
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Duncheon
North
Viet Nam
Hese
International Red Cross
U.S
Red Cross
Historic Cyrus Holliday loco thrills Slaton observers
At Slaton, visitors view Santa Fe's Cyrus K Holliday locomotive with two ancient passenger cars. Three veterans, former Santa Fe men, spoke about railroading as crowds watched the display. The scene echoes a pride in local railroad history with ties back to 1955 when Old No 1809 was shown in Slaton.
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Yesteryfar
Cyrus K. Holliday
Slaton
R. H. Todd
Todd
Barbara Petticrew
Don Patterson
South Plains
Santa Fe
J. W. Pettigrew
Santa Fe Division
Jonas Cain
Sikton
Wiley Martin
Supreme Court to Rule on Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the 1965 Voting Rights Act directly, taking original jurisdiction in a South Carolina case to settle the law's validity. Oral arguments are set for January 17, aiming for a swift decision amid southern injunctions that hinder Negro voter registration.
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Supreme Court
South Carolina
Justice Department
Final ruling delays primary voting nil for Negroes
An unsigned prayer notes relief as the high court denies a department plan to file a paral motion. The ruling comes in time to permit the upcoming primary voting by Black voters, with coverage continued on HIGH COURT Page 10.
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High Court
Department
Malfa resigns from Senate Budget Commission in protest
Ugo ta Malfa a key figure in Halv's center left government and leader of the Republican party resigns as chairman of the Senate Budget Commission after the body refused to end free rail passes for workers traveling home to vote. He also opposed inflated navy expenditures.
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Ugo IN Malfa
Rome
Ugo Ta Malfa
Halv
Senate Budget Commission
la Malfa
Republican
Italy
Rusk says Viet Nam fighting will be severe before peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned in Washington that Communist North Viet Nam is reinforcing its military strength and that there will be severe fighting before peace is possible. He rejected pacifying gimmicks and urged continued American military pressure to deter a settlement by force. Discussions remain open and diplomacy will continue.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
EC. OF State
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
Tokyo
United States
South
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Man Held As Slayer Dissuaded By Officer Plea
William A A Tahl, 27, an American Eskimo on the FBI top wanted list, surrendered after a police sergeant talked him out of self harm. He confessed to three slayings in California and Texas while a gun was at his chest. Bond set at 50000, arraigned on federal flight to avoid prosecution for murder and rape. He awaits transfer to California or Texas to face state charges.
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Associated Press
T. Louis
FBI
California
Texas
Robert Goodman
St. Louis County
William Albert Arthor Tahl
Goodman
Marvin Thomas
Bond
Tahl
Haycock
Alaska
Nome
U.S
William O'Toole
O'Toole
Victor Bowen
San Diego
Calif
Mission Bay Yacht Club
Bowens
Holden Pioneers In Museum Work Honored In City
Dr and Mrs W C Holden were saluted at the West Texas Museum Association annual meeting at the Tech Student Union. Holden, longtime West Texas Museum director and curator, announced retirement earlier this year after 36 years with the museum. A narration and film traced his life from East Texas to national recognition and his wife was praised for untiring support. A brass coffee service from Mexico was presented at the close.
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Tech Student Union
W. C. Holden
West Texas Museum Association
Museum Association
Dr. Holden
West Texas Museum
Mexico
First West Texas Museum
Tech
Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity Today
Mostly fair and warmer with a high in the mid 70s. Winds from the south around 20 mph. The report notes variable hourly readings and tropical humidity patterns across the Texas region, with temperatures and humidity trends outlined for the 24 hour period ending at midnight.
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Abilene
EL Paso
Albuque
Houston
Lapariba
Dalles
Roswell
Deaver Co
W. Falie
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