Hospital probes urged in Texas case at Austin State Hospital
State Rep. Paul B. Haring urged a legislative investigation into Texas state hospital system with focus on the Austin State Hospital after two attendants were fired for reporting alleged misconduct by a physician toward male outpatients. He called for ouster of Dr. C J Ruilmann and Dr. Sam A. Hoerster, amid Gov. Connally’s inquiry into the case.
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Capitol
Haring
C. J. Ruilmann
State Board of Hospitals and Special Schools
Sam A. Hoerster
Austin State Hospital
John Connally
Connally
Ruilmann
University of Texas
Social Service
Austin Hospital
John Middleton
Hoerster
Raymond Vowell
George Constant
Dallas
Sheriff says FBI offered money for information on civil rights murders
Sheriff Lawrence Rainey claimed FBI agents told him they had eyewitnesses to the killings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney and offered to pay his debts to reveal what he knew. The FBI denied the eyewitness report calling it ridiculous as 21 white men faced federal conspiracy charges in the 1964 Mississippi slayings.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Lawrence Rainey
FBI
Rainey
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Cecil Price
Meridian
U. S
Price
Jackson
Roy K. Moore
Moore
Esther Carter
Western alliance talks focus on nuclear defense challenge
President Johnson and Britain's Harold Wilson plan five meetings to discuss the future structure of Western nuclear defenses, notably the proposed Allied nuclear force the Multi-Lateral Force, amid opposition from France and Britain and debate over European independence versus alliance with Washington. The talks cover Southeast Asia and British economic issues, with five sessions and a Tuesday communique.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Britain
Harold Wilson
Western Alliance
Wilson
U.S
MLF
Southeast Asia
George Ball
U. S
David Bruce
United States
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Europe
Russia
Pontiff Welcomed Home After India Visit Torchlight Parade
Pope Paul VI returned to Vatican City amid cheering crowds of about a million in Rome after a historic four day trip to Bombay. His flight home was shadowed by a Turkish escort of four Super Sabres that flew dangerously close to the papal DC8 jet, frightening passengers and crew during the 8 hour 34 minute return voyage.
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Vatican City
India
Bombay
UPI
Vittorio Dellavalle
Dellavalle
Poverty in Odessa Welfare Cases Deep Poverty
Odessa American reports on welfare cases in Texas facing deep poverty with struggles over benefits and eligibility. Officials warn of systemic gaps, while families seek aid and stability amid mounting financial strain.
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Odessa
Texas
Hong Kong finds largest cache of American explosives
Police in Hong Kong disclosed a major stash believed aimed at harming Communist China. The top floor room housed 200 pounds of plastic explosive, five limpet mines, booby traps, grenades, detonators, clocks, fuse wire, and revolvers with ammunition. Authorities planned further inquiries and hinted at additional seizures near the border.
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Hong Kong
China
Bhut
Communist
GOP Governors Call for Broad Inclusion Over Burch Leadership
The group of moderate Republican governors urged the National Committee to replace Dean Burch, reject exclusionary Goldwater tactics, and support a party leadership representing a broad GOP view. They proposed an all-inclusive intra party conference in spring 1965 and reform of financing and policy control.
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Denver
UPI
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Paul Fannin
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
John F. Reed
Maine
Tim Babcock
Montana
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
National Committee
Chicago
Washington
Scranton
The World In 1964 book from Odessa American AP collaboration
The Odessa American and Associated Press announce a new annual titled The World In 1964 History As We Lived It. The 300 page hardcover will release late January at $3 per copy and is not sold locally. readers may order by mail or via a coupon on Page 5-D.
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Odessa American
Associated Press
Soviet Envoy and Rusk Discuss NATO Nuclear Fleet
In New York Andrei Gromyko and Dean Rusk held a two hour talk at U.N. headquarters focusing on preventing spread of nuclear weapons and the NATO multilateral nuclear force plan. Gromyko objected to including West Germany. Rusk explained the plan aims to give allies a voice in strategy.
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New York
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Dean Rusk
Russia
West Germany
Rusk
MLF
Gromyko
U. S
U.N
Laos
Berlin
Paris
NATO Council
Europe
NATO
Rusaig AV
Gromykov
U.N. Assembly
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