Goodell urges Nixon to speak firmly on Vietnam war
Charles Goodell, appointed to Kennedy's Senate seat, urged Richard Nixon to address the Vietnam war firmly during the campaign. He challenged Spiro Agnew's claim that Communists fueled Chicago and campus unrest and urged recognizing internal causes. His remarks aired on WNEW's Sunday broadcast.
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Floydada Riding Club Announces New Officers
Bert Mankins is re elected president with Johnny Cates as vice president Louis Anderson as secretary and Olin Lyles as parade marshal. Directors include Gilbert Manver Otis Anderson and Adramn West Denier Cates is queen. Meetings set for the second and fourth Sundays. AUSTIN CAP Traffic incidents kill 2180 in Texas this year vs 2168 last year per state police.
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Texans Wary of Humphrey Bid as Campaign Turmoil Looms
In Texas Democratic circles concern grows over Hubert Humphrey's nationwide bid. Gov. Connally and Lt. Gov. Smith skipped events while Speaker Barnes refused to lead the state campaign. Rumors place Rep. Jim Wright as a possible Texas manager as Johnson's backing looms.
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New National ASCE President to Speak at NM Section Dinner
The new national president of the American Society of Civil Engineers will speak at the New Mexico state section meeting in Las Cruces. The 7 pm banquet at the Corbett Center on the NMSU campus will feature speakers including Joaquin Bustamante and Dr. George Whetstone Jr.
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Guns to be dumped into Veracruz harbor on Nov 20
Veracruz officials announced a plan to dump about 30 000 guns valued at nearly 1 million dollars into the harbor on November 20. The firearms were collected across Veracruz state over six years.
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Navy receives 173-foot hydrofoil gunboat PGH-1 Flagstaff
The PGH-1 Flagstaff hydrofoil gunboat, built by Grumman, was delivered at West Palm Beach as one of two high speed prototypes vying for Navy contracts. Top speed is classified but said to exceed 40 knots. The ship logged 500 hours since launch and will go to San Diego for final tests.
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