Widnall seeks hearings on Stevens conflict of interest
Representative William Widnall R New Jersey called for congressional hearings into possible conflicts involving Roger Stevens the first National Endowment for the Arts chairmanship Stevens a noted theater figure discussed funding to build small playhouses in shopping centers Widnall argued Stevens holdings in plays like Mary Mary and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof could benefit from NEA grants Senate confirmation was not achieved for Stevens post Pell defended Stevens saying he would act with propriety Widnall warned that without confirmation the situation could undermine public confidence
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UPI
William Widnall
R-N.j
Roger Stevens
Clairborne Pell
Widnall
Stevens
Tim
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
House
Senate
R.I
Pell
Tibet Sikkim Border Spat Escalates India China Blame
India and Communist China accused each other of cross border intrusions at Yak Pass in the Tibet Sikkim area. New Delhi cited 100 yard intrusions by Chinese forces and a prior incident with 20 troops crossing the pass. China alleged Indian armed provocations and fires across the border with casualties. Malaysia denounced Pakistan's severing of ties amid regional tension.
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China
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Yak Pass
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Ladakh
I Ua
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Kashmir
Rajasthan
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Foreign Ministry
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Rawalpindi
Rahman
Mansfield Sets Friday Test Vote On Union Shop Repeal
Senate Democrats plan a 1 pm Friday test vote to table a motion calling up a bill repealing Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. The move aims to reveal senators attitudes on banning union shop contracts amid a Dirksen led Republican and Southern Democrat filibuster. Thurmond, the filibusterer, spoke for hours in a separate session, noting his long past record.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Strom Thurmond
R-S
New Texas Criminal Procedure Code Seminar in Lubbock
Officials from 29 counties convene at Kobo Palace for an all day session on the new Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. Atty Gen Waggoner Carr and Dist Atty Alton Griffin co host with Judge John F Onion Jr detailing changes and procedures under the 1965 act set to take effect January 1966.
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John F. Onion Jr
San Antonio
Texas
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Sam L. Kelley
Lonny F. Zweiner
Zweiner
Fender
Kelley
Onion
Carr
Griffin
Lubbock
Damage Suit Testimony Ends in 72nd District Court
A jury will begin deliberations on a damage suit from a 1964 traffic crash after closing arguments. Floyd and Mary Johnson of Lubbock seek 7850 dollars from Bill and Mary Thompson over injuries at Ave W and 37th St. Thompson seeks 450 dollars for damage to his car. Judge James A. Ellis presides. jurors listed include James T. Hill and others.
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72Nd District Court
Floyd Johnson
Lubbock County
Bill Edd Thompson
Lubbock
Poultry Raisers Give Away Chickens to Spotlight Surplus
In Regio Emilia Italy poultry farmers flag down motorists and hand out free chickens to draw attention to a regional surplus caused by industrialized production. The government vows to buy surplus for trains liners and the armed forces.
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Reggio Emilia
Italy
Safe job lootings and stabbing rattle city police
A series of burglaries and vandalism reported Wednesday included a safe pried open at Western Trailer Sales on Slaton Highway with $86 cash missing and a camera stolen. Maxey Lumber Co. suffered tool theft and window damage. A City Service Oil Co. building was burglarized after entry through a wall opening.
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Maxey Lumber Co
N. College Ave
Cities Service Oil Co
N. Ave
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Erskine St
L. W. Forrester
Cushman
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Std
John Meyer
Phillips 66
1449 Ave. L
Dunlaps Buys Port Arthur Blue Steins Store To Enter Southeast Texas
Dunlaps of Lubbock completes acquisition of Blue stein’s in Port Arthur for over 500000 dollars. The deal includes merchandise accounts fixtures and a long term lease of a multi story building. Rue V Martin and J B Hoskins led the Dunlaps team with Frans Bluestein representing the seller.
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Oklahoma
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Okla
Firms Plan New Type Of Plane For Nuclear Delivery
German and American firms work on a vertical takeoff craft claiming speeds twice the sound and nuclear delivery capability. Gen Werner Panitzki discussed the project in Bonn. Four U S firms Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Republic participate. details are not yet released. Krag to visit Copenhagen on an 11 day official trip to the Soviet Union.
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McDonnell
Republic
Krag
Copenhagen
UPD
Jens Otto Krag
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Alexei Kosygin
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