Goldwater Seeks Balanced Budget Without Drastic Measures
Barry Goldwater argued the federal budget could balance in the first year of a Republican administration without drastic actions endangering the economy. He spoke at Prescott and stressed peace through strength and a professional military to replace the draft. He blamed past rhetoric for misperceptions and aimed to clarify his campaign themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Goldsmith
United Press International
Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
Prescott, Ariz
Defense Department
Viet Nam Battle Rout Ends Guerrilla Assault Near Saigon
Government forces northeast of Saigon beat back 400 to 500 Viet Cong attackers at three strategic hamlets. In the clash 79 guerrillas were killed and 2 captured while 8 government troops died and 26 were wounded. An American helicopter was shot down killing one crew member and wounding others. Additional incidents included a Caribou transport plane damaged on landing and a helicopter crash northwest of Saigon with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Phuoc Binh
Quang Ngai
Carpet Missing From Apartment Project Here
John Porter reported $200 worth of new nylon carpet cut from floors at University Park Apartments and missing when he returned Friday to finish. A helper hired to lay the carpet also failed to show up. Porter lives at the intersection of 4th Street and Indiana Avenue. Other briefs describe sugar in a pickup tank, theft from a cigarette machine and juke box, a projection room break at Westerner Drive-In, two vending machines rifled, and a car window shattered at 2711 Clovis Road with $50 damage.
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John Porter
Porter
University Park
4Th St
Indiana Ave
Alvin Crawford
32Nd St
16Th St
James Shelby
Felix Marentes Jr
Clovis Road
Terry County Produces Its First Cotton Bale This Year
Despite dry weather the first cotton bale of the season is shown on the courthouse square in Brownfield. The 555 pound bale belongs to Clarence Clark who farms 17 miles south. It came from about eight acres on a semi irrigated tract owned by W H Wagner and was ginned at North Gin Inc. in Brownfield.
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Terry County
Courthouse Square
Clarence Clark
Here
W. H. Wagner
Clark
North Gin, Inc
Review of Viet Nam Crisis Set
General Maxwell D Taylor will return to Washington for a top level review of the Viet Nam situation. In Saigon James Killen and Henry Cabot Lodge are also involved. Killen notes on the aid program re evaluation. The aid total is around 250 to 300 million dollars annually.
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Washington
UPS
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Saigon
Taylor
James S. Killen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Killen
Agency For International Development
Wrights welcome breech birth baby Elizabeth Ann
A lieutenant acted as midwife delivering his wife Elizabeth Ann Wright’s breech birth. The newborn weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces and both mother and baby were reported doing fine at Reese hospital. The officer then reported for flying lessons three hours after assisting in the birth. John D. Wright served as birth attendant on the certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Reese Hospital
Billy
John D. Wright
Oswald Widow Marina To Be Questioned In Dallas
Three Warren Commission members plan a Dallas trip to question Marina Oswald widow of Lee Harvey Oswald. Senators Cooper and Russell will fly there with Rep. Hale Boggs joining. They will pursue background and association questions after prior questions here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Marina Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hale Boggs
D-La
Karl Warren
Mrs. Oswald
Cooper
Feasibility Study Under Johnson On Ending Draft
President Johnson directs a study to assess ending or reforming the military draft within a decade. Defense Secretary McNamara leads the inquiry as calls for Induction changes rise and a new class of 18 year olds registers with updated examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNamara
Johnson
Armed Forces
Space Needs At Old Courthouse Studied Here
The Lubbock County building study committee reviewed space needs of the 1916 old courthouse and set a second session for reports. A remodeling or razing option was debated with a preference for razing, pending Tuesday's full committee decision.
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Lubbock County Building Study Committee
County Commissioners
E Courthouse
J. Ray Dickey
Clem Boverio
Rufus Grisham
John Whitcrmb
William R. Shaver
L. H. Kirby
Haynes and Kirby
Bill Collins
Arrest Reported of South Arabian League Leader
Aden dispatch says Omar Salim Babbad a leading member of the South Arabian League was arrested in Saiun Kathiri on charges of organizing an illegal demonstration tied to the opening of the second Arab summit in Alexandria Egypt. The group supports immediate self determination for Aden and the protectorate.
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Aden
Omar Salim Babbad
South Arabian League
Saiun Kathiri
Babhad
Cairo
Alexandria
Egypt
South Arabian
General removes beard to show decisive stance after coup
The general who seized power on January 30 appeared before reporters clean shaven to prove determination. He explained the move was to be decisive and to deprive newspaper cartoonists of a recognizable feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Defense Ministry
Petula Clark Ticket Sparks Tears In Rocamadour
In Rocamadour France Petula Clark bursts into tears after finding a parking ticket on her car The note orders immediate reporting to the police station to sign autographs for officers reflecting a police matter rather than a fine or penalty.
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Rocamadour
France
Wns
Petula Clark
Bronx Firefighter Hints at Changes After Fortune
Shaw, a Bronx firefighter and former taxi driver, learned of a fortune linked to writer Dimond. He first met Dimond 16 years ago in a bar and rarely saw him after 1952 marriage. Shaw considers a honeymoon, possible house purchase, and keeping his fire department job despite the windfall. He worries about a possible false alarm outcome.
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Shaw
Dimond
Tecla
Bronx
Question on Goldwater eligibility sparks territorial birth debate
A discussion arises over whether territorial births affect eligibility for Congress as experts weigh constitutional terms. The debate centers on whether Hawaii and Alaska congressmen are legally serving, with uncertainty from experts like Belli who admit they do not know the answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Goldwater
Hawaii
Alaska
House of Representatives
Belli
Lubbock school bids and enrollment set for new junior high
Public school bid results show second low at 933871 and JH Bundock at 940000 as plans for a new junior high on 24th Street and Oak Avenue proceed with alternate bid pricing. Enrollment reaches a record 31816, with 18802 in elementary and 12391 in secondary, prompting added teachers and growth studies.
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Supt. Nat. Williams
Lubbock
24Th Street
Oak Avenue
Mae Simmons
Hunt School
17Th Street
Avenue M
T. J. Davis
Gillbreath
Mark Hailey
Carlock
A. Doyle Justice
Monterey High School
47Th Street
Indiana Avenue
Williams
Ishmael Hill
Justice official cites executive privilege in grand jury secrecy defense
Katzenbach defends withholding the department Baker files citing policy that shields government from pretrial discovery in criminal cases. He says public safety and internal DOJ documents justify immunity from disclosure to protect ongoing investigations and departmental operations. Affidavits by Webb Hodges and Jenkins support the motion to limit interrogation and use written questions if needed.
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Webb
Hodges
Jenkins
Katzenbach
Baker
NATO lawmakers to tour U S for 10 days
Washington reports 11 of 15 NATO nations will travel across the United States for a 10 day tour beginning Wednesday and ending September 19. Stops include the Air Force Academy NORAD in Colorado SAC at Omaha Cherry Point Camp Lejeune Fort Bragg and Camp Kennedy in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
NATO
United States
Defense Department
Air Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
NATO Naval Command
Norfolk
Cherry Point
N.C
Camp Lajeune
Ft. Bragg
iCamp Kennedy
Fila
English mass rule changes and Rosh Hashanah reminders
The article notes Catholic Mass in English begins the transition from Latin on Sept 14 with full effects by Nov 29, while also trumpet blasts mark Rosh Hashanah as the 5725th year of the new year. It covers Latin blessings, the Vatican reforms, and a new Sunday school curriculum rollout across Methodist churches focusing on doctrine and Bible study for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Israel
U. S
Edward C. Peterson
Methodist Board of Education
Peterson
Nixon defends bid by contrasting with Goldwater on big business
Nixon told reporters that the Democratic party now favors big business while Goldwater represents the people. He highlighted Viet Nam as the central issue and urged a clear plan with a military program, weapons, training, hot pursuit, and cutting supply lines to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Democratic Party
Party of
Big Business
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Evangelist J W Davis to Speak at Vandelia Village Church
Local evangelist J W Davis will lecture during four worship periods Sunday at the Vandelia Village Church of Christ located on 2002 60th Street. Worship times are 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 a.m. plus 6:00 p.m. Bible classes for all ages meet at 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
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J. W. Davis
Vandelia Village Church of Christ
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