Tens of Thousands May Be Recruited From Streets
U S officials say completing the military buildup ordered by President Johnson will require tens of thousands more youths from civilian life to join six month reserve training and go on active duty. They blame Congress for blocking the Reserve Guard merger plan.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Asia
Viet Nam
McNamara
China
India
Sikkim
Loas
Armed Services Committees
House
Senate
Defense Department
Reserve Guard
Prisoner's Teeth Request Rejected in Portland
In Portland England a prisoner’s bid for a new false set of teeth was refused by the National Health Service. The demand followed the loss of his prior set during a police chase.
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Portland
England
UPD
National Health Service
Educator Promises Parental Consent For Student Quizzes
Washington AP report says Francis A J Ianni of the U S Office of Education pledged that parental consent will be required before children are quizzed on parents income, social life or their own sex life. The House subcommittee highlighted tests from federally funded research and warned of intrusive questions.
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Washington
U.S
Francis A.J. Ianni
U.S. Office of Education
House
Cornelius E. Galla
Office of Education
Ianni
Carr argues bill valid in redistricting dispute
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr urged the Legislature be given up to two years to fix a redistricting plan if found unconstitutional. GOP attorneys countered that if HB 67 fails, a three judge federal panel should redraw districts, possibly with a computer.
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Avalanche—Journal News Services
Houston
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Dallas
South Texas
GOP
Conference Committee
Bond Set At $2,000 For Accused Area Man
Judge set bond for Jack Hays of Idalou at $2,000 on a felony theft embezzlement charge linked to Armstrong Warehouse & Transfer Inc. The case involves a 186.40 dollar theft dating back to 1962 as part of a broader regional political dispute over redistricting efforts. Deputy sheriff reports Hays held in bail in a separate case.
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Pat S. Holloway
Dallas
George Bush
Houston
Justice of the Peace
F.R. I
Idalouia
Jack Carmel
Hays
Armstrong Warehouse
Transfer Inc
Lubbock County
Fans foil plot to assassinate Congo premier Tshombe
Two men from the Lower Congo were seized by fans after drawing revolvers as Premier Moise Tshombe departed King Baudouin Stadium in Leopoldville. They admitted involvement in a plan to kill Tshombe and other politicians, a government spokesman said.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Snever
Moise Tshombe
Lower Congo
Tshombe
King Baudouin Stadium
Congo
Liberia
Groom Buries Priest Who Died At Wedding
In Tanta, USAR, Mohamed El-Mulla, the undertaker, arranged burial of Sheikh Mohammed El-Bedeiwi, the imam who officiated at his wedding and died during the ceremony. The priest completed wedding rites, congratulated the groom, then collapsed. The groom buried him the next day.
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TANTA
Usar
UPD
Mohammad El-Mulla
Nile Delta
Sheikh Mohammed El-Bedeiwi
Hurricane Carol Drifts Toward Mainland Coast
Hurricane Carol drifts westward toward the mainland as forecasters say its path is uncertain for now. Hurricane hunter planes monitor the system while a tropical low east of Bermuda could become tropical storm No. 4 of the season. Carol sits about 2,000 miles east of Cape Hatteras with winds near 75 mph and little chance to move north in the next day.
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Miami
UPI
Carol
Atlantic
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Sam Pierce
Moonport hit by Boeing strike slows Apollo work
At Cape Kennedy construction for NASA's moon base slowed as Boeing machinists entered a second week of a walkout. About 730 of 3,500 tradesmen did not report to work Thursday, with unmanned signs at five gates directing Boeing personnel to the picketed gate. The manned space craft operations building near the Apollo base faced near total shutdown.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
Moonport
Boeing Co
Boeing
Cape
Federal Space Agency
Apollo Moon Base
Manned Spacecraft Operations
Boeing Machinists
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
No Naughty-Nauts Found Aboard Sealab 2 Off La Jolla
Navy reports no rebellious behavior among Sealab 2 aquanauts after 15 days under 205 feet. Captain George Bond cites strict discipline and prior drills as preventing emotional dissociation from surface commands. Crew requested fresh roast beef and weather updates. five sea lions linger at the portholes observing the divers.
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Navy
George Bond
Bermuda
Bond
Sealab 1
Sealab 2
Rond
Star
Red China calls for UN reorganization and new world body
The New China News Agency urged a thorough reorganization of the United Nations to end U.S. domination and proposed a rival world body. It criticized the UN as a tool of the United States and the Soviet Union. The agency also noted India's favored position on a cease fire and China's ultimatum to India over Sikkim as troop withdrawals continued.
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Tokyo
Red China
United Nations
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
New China
General Assembly
India
U. S
NCNA
Peking
Pakistan
Sikkim
Tibet
China
Woman Fails Try To Cross Border At Bavarian Crossing
Communist border guards halted a 23 year old German woman attempting to escape to the West hidden on an Interzonal truck at the Toe Ipen Juchhoel crossing into Bavaria. She and the senior truck driver were arrested, police said.
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Munich
Germany
UPD
Bavaria
County Tract Sale in Doubt After Bidding Scandal
A small land tract in Lubbock County near Idalou Road and Teak Avenue faced a second sale attempt after public bids failed to attract buyers. Commissioner Alton Brazell bid against the county’s own ad hoc bidder, sparking ethical questions and a voided sale. Estimates of value range from practically nothing to over $1,000. a readvertisement is being considered. County Judge Rod Shaw notes possible policy review on public notices.
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Lubbock County
Idalou Rd
Teak Ave
Les Derrick
Idalou Beacon
Alton Brazell
Brazell
Atttornney
Sala
Rod Shaw
Americans May Return to Pakistan Homes After Cease Fire
A U S consulate spokesman said that with the cease fire holding, more than 1,000 American women and children abroad may soon return to Pakistan. Ambassador McConaughy flew to Karachi from Rawalpindi after talks with President Ayub Khan. Ayub apologized for anti American violence and civilian officials planned limits on gatherings. Rawalpindi remained on a war footing amid blackout rules and U S civil aircraft planned a detour route via Ceylon for West Pakistan service.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.S
Walter P.mcconaughy
Karachi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub Volcey
U.S. Information Service
Ayub
U.N
Ceylon
India
University Handbook Prohibits Long Hair and Beards
Marquette University students must keep hair neat and above the collar. The new handbook bans beards and overly long hair as well as floppy shirts and blue jeans, while two bearded faculty members are exempt as a professional privilege, says Dean Richard Sherburne.
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Milawauker
Wic
APD
Marquette University
Richard Sherburne
Lerner Divorced in Las Vegas on Grounds of Cruelty
The wife of composer Alan Lerner obtained a divorce in Las Vegas on grounds of mental cruelty. Terms of settlement were not disclosed but sources called it exceptionally large.
Dorothy Malone Undergoes Major Lung Surgery
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone, 37, star of Peyton Place, underwent emergency surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a serious vascular condition. Her mother, brother, and father traveled from Texas. a spokesman called her “a very, very sick girl.”
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Texas
Miss Malone
Jacques Bergerac
Mimi
Dianne
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