Beame Remains Without Johnson's Endorsement In Close NY Mayor's Race
In a tight New York mayoral contest Abraham Beame lacks an explicit endorsement from President Johnson. Lindsay leads polls, while Buckley targets a strong Conservative vote. Humphrey endorses Beame and Kennedy campaigns for him as Wagner salutes Beame’s bid.
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U N urged to back Soviet nuclear treaty proposal
The Soviet Union agreed to renewed Geneva negotiations on curbing nuclear weapons and pressed for UN backing of its treaty to block Western defense plans involving nuclear arms. The United States urged resumption of Geneva talks without conditions and accused the Soviet move of stalling.
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Screwworm Infestations Fall Short of Expectations
Agricultural officials report ongoing screwworm cases in the southwest with fourteen new Texas infections last week. The rise links to recent rains and mild temps, while Mission’s eradication plant continues releasing sterile flies to curb the outbreak amid new federal funding of 2.806 million dollars to protect screwworm free zones.
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Fort Worth man loses bid for new trial in wife murder case
A disabled Fort Worth war veteran Harold C. Hintz lost his appeal for a new trial in the murder of his wife on February 17, 1964. The Court of Criminal Appeals ruled the jury’s omission to designate the killing method immaterial since Hintz admitted killing. Prosecutors say Hintz stuffed her body under a bed and slept there for days before arrest. Also, Gene Lee O’Connor, twice-convicted burglar, is to be released after the court found two two-year terms should have been concurrent. The court did not issue an immediate ruling on a parade permit challenge by UT peace marchers. Italian production index fell sharply in August 1965 from August 1964.
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Pilot plans to arm self after Miami hijack thwarted
Captain K. J. Carlile, 46, and his crew subdued the Cuban exile with a fire ax on a National Airlines flight from Miami to Havana after he threatened to blow up the plane. The 277 passengers and five crew were unharmed. Exile Luis Medina Perez, 20, was arrested on piracy charges carrying severe penalties. Southeast Airlines seeks federal permission to arm flight crews.
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