Oil Production Given Healthy 1966 Send-Off
Texas Railroad Commission sets January oil production at 32.6 percent of capacity or 3,116,652 barrels daily, the highest January allowance since 1959. Purchasers and officials discuss future demand, refining capacity, and Viet Nam military impact, with 1966 projected as more prosperous.
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Texas Ailroad Commission
Texas
Mobil
Texaco
Atlantic
Humle
Standard of Texas
Gulf
Sun
Pan American
Sinclair
Shell
Phillips
Continental
D. R. Wall
Dallas
Jim Langdon
Viet Nam
Byron Tunnell
McNamara warns of more strikes on North Vietnam
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told North Vietnam it will suffer further bombing like the attack on a Haiphong area power plant. He avoided labeling it a major escalation and did not specify new targets beyond the Hanoi Haiphong region.
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UPS
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Hanoi-Haiphong
McNamara
NATO
Paris
State Department
Defense
Pakistani Chief Ayub Khan Returns Home After Visit
Vice President Humphrey bid farewell to Pakistani President Ayub Khan as he left Andrews AFB aboard a special plane ending a two day state visit. Ayub called talks with Johnson fruitful and mutually beneficial though aid measures to Pakistan were not resumed.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Ayub
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington Monument
Humphrey
Pakistan
United States
U.S
English Author Somerset Maugham Dies at 91 in France
English author Somerset Maugham died at age 91 at his Villa La Mauresque on the French Riviera after leaving hospital in a coma. He had lived at Cap Ferrat and chose to spend his final moments at the villa, dying shortly before 5 a.m. in his bed.
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Nice
France
UPI
W. Somerset Maugham
Maugham
French Riviera
Villa la Mau- Tesque
Mediterranean
Cap Ferrat
Smoking Leads to Major Fire in Formosa Outbreak
Wang Kuei, 33, was indicted for endangering public safety after discarding a burning cigarette butt. The fire caused $100,000 in property damage and left more than 100 people homeless.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wang Kuei
Death Toll In Pakistan Cyclone Over 10,000
East Pakistan reports from Dacca say a 140 mph cyclone and tidal wave devastated the coast. Up to 10,000 may have died in a 6,000 square mile area near the Burma border, with fishermen among the victims. The disaster marks the fourth major cyclone in five years.
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Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Upi
Bay of Bengal
Spacemen Welcome Home After Gemini Rendezvous
Space Center Houston reports astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford completed a successful splashdown aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp after a space rendezvous with Gemini 7. Borman and Lovell of Gemini 7 completed 13 days aloft, watched by millions on live TV. Doctors described both crews in excellent condition. Schirra hailed the mission as ideal and said he captured excellent films of the rendezvous.
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Frank Borman
James Lovell
Schirra
Stafford
Air Force
Annapolis
Santa Claus
U.S
Borman
el Paso
Tex
Wasp
Stafford An
Odessa Man Crushed By Truck Wheels
An Odessa man, Anason Humphrey, was killed when he fell beneath the rear tandem wheels of a westbound semi truck at First and Grant. The truck, owned by Liberty Manufacturing Co. of Fort Worth and driven by W. E. Hendon, was towing oil field equipment. Police said Humphrey, one of several men waiting for odd jobs, apparently tried to jump aboard to be hired.
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Odessa
First
Grant
W. E. Hendon
Fort Worth
Liberty Manufacturing Co. of
Hendon
Wilson Appeals To U N For Viet Nam Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged United Nations members to pursue negotiations to end the Viet Nam conflict and warned military means alone cannot resolve it. He called on African members to let Britain handle Rhodesia and criticized Ian Smith's declaration of independence. He did not outline specific sanctions but said economic measures should not be undermined.
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UPI
Harold Wilson
United Nations
Viet Nam
Wilson
U.N
London
Ian D. Smith
Britain
United States
Johnson
NATO Urged to Heed Warnings on Red China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, returning from a NATO meeting in Paris, warned that Communist China's nuclear threat could threaten Europe and the United States within a decade. Rusk said Allies took the warnings seriously and planned a five-hour Madrid stopover before continuing to Washington.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
NATO
Paris
Francisco Franco
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
China
Peking
Europe
United States
Washington
Temperatures Forecast With Mixed Readings
Weather bulletin notes today’s high near 43 and tonight’s low around 35 with a peak tomorrow near 48. Yesterday’s high reached around 43 while overnight low stayed at 35.
TV IS PROBABLE GAME TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE
Between 600 and 700 standing room only tickets remained to be sold today as interest in Saturday s Permian San Antonio Lee state championship game spread throughout the city. Thousands of Permian boosters plan a downtown pep rally at 6 30 p m to support the Panthers. Bad weather could cut the crowd but Permian officials were optimistic.
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John Sliney
Panthers
Marines Push Search For Cong Units
Marines sweep the Phuoc Valley south of Da Nang killed 16 Viet Cong, captured seven, and found 25 bodies in caves. Operation Harvest Moon in the region yielded 152 Viet Cong killed, 27 captured, 202 suspects detained. Marines seized 52 weapons, including two 657 millimeter recoilless rifles, and large stores of supplies. In Saigon, air raids on the Vong Bi thermal power plant near Haiphong knocked out substantial power, with officials calling it a major strike. A sellout crowd is expected for the 2 p.m. kickoff at Bobcat Stadium in San Angelo, with standing-room tickets on sale and television pact being finalized.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Phuoc
da Nang
More Drizzle Is Predicted For Friday Forecast
Slightly warmer temperatures and clearing skies were forecast for Friday but more rain and drizzle were anticipated tonight. The U S Weather Bureau gave a 20 percent precipitation chance today rising to 40 percent after sunset. Light rain left a trace of moisture Wednesday night and fog reduced visibility to a quarter mile at Terminal Station. The thermometer stayed above freezing, averting the season's first ice storm. Overnight low reached 35, with a daytime high near 38 and tonight's low around 35. Friday’s high expected near 50.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
U S Launches Solar Probe Pioneer 6 From Cape Kennedy
The United States revived its Pioneer program with a 140 pound satellite launched by a Delta rocket at 2 31 a m CST from Cape Kennedy. The satellite aims to study cosmic rays the sun’s magnetic field and solar wind to aid future interplanetary flights. Pioneer 6 will orbit between Earth and the sun reaching as close as 77 million miles from the sun. It will be humanity’s closest view of the sun.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
Delta
Three Signs Predict Delinquent Potential In Youth
A researcher outlines three guiding indicators for identifying youths with high delinquency risk. The framework emphasizes behavior patterns, social factors, and early warning signs to guide prevention efforts and targeted interventions.
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