Recruits From Streets Seen for Military Buildup
U S officials say tens of thousands more youths may be recruited from the streets to complete President Johnsons stated buildup. They attribute the expansion to voluntary six month reserve service rather than a policy shift in Asia.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Asia
Viet Nam
McNamara
China
India
Sikkim
Efficiency Lose
Armed Services Committees
House
Senate
Defense Department
Reserve Guard
Prisoner Denied Request for New Teeth in Portland
PORTLAND England UPD reports the National Health Service refused a prisoner's request for a new set of false teeth after the old pair was lost during a police chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
England
UPD
National Health Service
U S Educator Promises Parental Consent For Quizzes
Washington AP report notes Francis Ianni of the Office of Education pledged to require parental consent before quizzes on income sexual life or privacy. The House subcommittee highlighted tests on 5 year old kindergartners and a true false survey on personal topics used in federally funded research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Francis A.J. Ianni
U.S. Office of Education
House
Cornelius E. Galla
Office of Education
Janni
Bond Set For Accused Idalou Embezzler
A $2,000 bond was set Thursday by Justice of the Peace F R Land for 43 year old Idalou resident Jack Carmel Hays charged with embezzling $186.40 from Armstrong Warehouse & Transfer Inc. The suspect was charged April 24, 1962. He also faces a separate felony theft case with a $2,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
F.R. Land
Idalou
Jack Carmel Hays
Armstrong Warehouse & Transfer Inc
Lubbock County
Carr Argues Bill Valid Redistricting Held Up To Legislature
The Texas attorney general urged postponing redistricting until 1971 if the court finds HB 67 unconstitutional. GOP lawyers argued the bill is unconstitutional for several reasons, including unequal districting and rural overrepresentation, with a ruling due next month.
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Avalanche—Journal News Services
Houston
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Dallas
South Texas
GOP
Conference Committee
Soccer fans foil plot to kill Congo premier Tshombe
Government spokesman says fans at King Baudouin Stadium detained two men from the Lower Congo after they drew revolvers as Premier Moise Tshombe left the game between the Congo and Laheria. The men confessed to a plot against Tshombe and other politicians.
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Moise Tshombe
Lower Congo
Leopoldville
Tshombe
King Baudouin Stadium
the Congo
Laheria
Hurricane Carol Drifts Toward Mainland Coast
Hurricane Carol drifts westward toward the mainland as forecasters deem its future path uncertain. Hurricane hunter planes monitor the storm while a tropical low east of Bermuda could become tropical storm No. 4 in the 1965 season. Carol sits about 1,300 miles east of Bermuda and 2,000 miles east of Cape Hatteras with slow, stalled motion and little change expected in size or intensity over the next day.
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Miami
UPI
Carrol
Carol
Atlantic
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Sam Pierce
Boeing strike slows work at Cape Kennedy moonport
At Cape Kennedy the 730 of 3,500 building tradesmen failed to show for work as Boeing machinists enter the second week of a slowdown. Pickets clustered at one gate while signs announced the strike sanctioned. Apollo manned space craft operations building work nearly halted with two other projects also affected.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Amertca
Moonport
Boeing, Co
Boeing
Cape
Federal Space Agency
Apollo Moon Base
Boeing Machinists
International Aassoiciation of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Groom Buries Priest Who Died At Wedding
In Tanta, Egypt, a wedding weekend turned tragic as Mohammed El Mulla arranged the burial of Sheikh Mohammed El Bedeiwi, the officiant who collapsed after pronouncing congratulations. The groom interred the priest the next day.
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Buriel
TANTA
Tar
UPI
Mohammad El-Mulla
Nile Delta
Mohammed El-Bedeiwi
SeaLab 2 crew endure depth test with no naughty-nauts
Navy Capt. George Bond reports Sealab 2 divers show improved discipline and safety, with no emotional dissociation seen in Sealab 1. Three teams of 10 will spend 15 days each at 205 feet off La Jolla while weather and meals matter to their routine. Sea lions linger near the station as divers report sinus headaches from pressure.
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Navy
George Bond
Bermuda
Bond
Walter Mazzone
Sealab
Red China calls for U.N. reorganization to curb U.S. power
The official New China News Agency broadcast from Tokyo says Red China urges a thorough reorganization of the United Nations to remove U.S. domination and even proposes a new world body to oppose the UN. It contends the UN is a tool of the United States and its Soviet allies. The report notes Beijing criticized U.S. influence as India and Pakistan tensions flared near Tibet-Sikkim.
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Tokyo
Red China
United Nations
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
New China
General ‘Assembly
India
NCNA
Peking
Pakistan
Sikkim
Tibet- Sikkim
China
Woman Caught Attempting Escape at Bavarian Border
German border guards halted a 23 year old woman trying to cross from East to West during a truck crossing at Toepen Juchhoe crossing point in Bavaria. She and the truck driver were arrested as the vehicle was about to pass through.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Toepen
Juchhoeh
Bavaria
County Land Sale Bid Sparks Ethical Question
A triangular Idalou Road land tract in Lubbock County, acquired as highway excess property, was put up for sale after no bidders appeared. A local attorney opened bidding at 25 dollars. Commissioner Alton Brazell bid 230 dollars, then faced ethics concerns over county officials bidding on county land. The sale was voided and readvertising possible. Estimates of value ranged from nothing to over 1000 dollars. County Judge Rod Shaw suggested reviewing advertising notices.
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Lubbock County
Idalou Rd
Teak Ave
Les Derrick
Idalou
Alton Brazell
Brazel
Brazell
Aless
Americans Expected to Return Home From Pakistan
U S consulate spokesman said more than 1 000 American women and children abroad may return to Pakistan as the firing line crisis ends. Ayub apologizes and governs steps to prevent civil strife. demonstrations burn U S facilities in Karachi.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
Karachi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
U.S. Information Service
Marquette Students Told to Trim Hair and Dress Neatly
Milwaukee AP report notes Marquette University students must keep fringe higher and neater per the new handbook. It bans beards and long hair and frowns on floppy shirts, shorts, and blue jeans while saying two bearded faculty members will remain unshorn as a profession’s privilege.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Richard Sherburne
Divorce Granted to Las Vegas Composer’s Wife
The wife of composer Alan Lavernero was granted a divorce in Las Vegas on grounds of mental cruelty. Terms of the settlement were not announced but sources called it exceptionally large.
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Lerner
Las Vegas
Nev
Alan Lave
Nero
Dorothy Malone Undergoes Major Lung Surgery
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone underwent emergency lung surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after suffering a vascular condition. The 37 year old star of Peyton Place was reported very sick with her mother and family flying in from Texas. Malone, an Academy Award winner, has two children with ex husband Jacques Bergerac.
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Hollywood
UPS
Arade
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Cedars of Lalbanon Hospital
Texas
Miss Malone
Jacques Bergerac
Mimi
Dianne
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Calif
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U.N
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