Former U S ambassador Ed Clark rules out Texas governor bid
Ed Clark former U S ambassador to Australia says he will not run for Texas governor. In a Fort Worth interview he notes his wife mother daughter and two sisters opposed his candidacy and that the campaign would have taxed him. Clark, a 1 year Austin lawyer banker, was appointed ambassador by President Johnson and will take no part in the race.
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Ed Clark
U.S
Australia
Texas
Clarke
Fort Worth
Tam
Clark
Austin
Johnson
McNamara Says Bay of Pigs Was Grave Error
Former Defense Secretary McNamara says invading Cuba at the Bay of Pigs was a serious error and conscience weighs on him. He says Kennedy took public responsibility but all advisers including him urged invasion. Interviews with Press in Washington and ABC Meet the Press quote his remorse. Also coverage notes opening of Golden Rainbow in New York with Steve Lawrence and Hydie Gorme.
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Robert S. McNamara
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
McNamara
Kennedy
Agree- Press
Associated
Washington, D.C
ABC
Meet the Press
Steve Lawrence
Hydie Gormer
Shubert Theater
New York
Ernnest Kinoy
Walter Marks
Tom Panko
Arthur Storch
Lawrences
Greek Leaders Purge 21 Air Force Officers
Greece's military regime dismissed 21 senior air force officers amid a sweeping purge tied to King Constantine's failed revolt. The actions, by a five man military commission, remove former air force chief of staff Air Marshal George Antonas and other senior leaders with no avenue for appeal.
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Air Force
Greece
Rebi Air Force
Constantine
Athens
George Antona“kos
Rome
Ising
Ailing Joseph Kennedy Recovers From Minor Relapse
Joseph P. Kennedy the 0 year old father of John F Kennedy rests comfortably after a minor relapse in Palm Beach. His physician Dr Saul Rotter said the slight spasm of a blood vessel in the brain left him about the same as before. Rotter noted the condition related to age and underlying health but not grave.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Kennedy
U.S
Britain
Saul Rotter
Rotter
Ann Gargan
Churchill Leads Overseas Press Club Poll as Greatest Influence
In New York the Overseas Press Club of America named Sir Winston Churchill as the greatest influence for good of our time in a poll of about 300 nominees. Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy followed, with Jonas Salk, Mahatma Gandhi, Eleanor Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, and others among the top figures.
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Overseas Press Club of America
Sir Winston Churchill
New York
Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Jonas Salk
Mahatma Ghandi
Eleanor Roosevelt
Albert Einstein
Popé Joli Rit
AiShei Schweitzer
Harry Truman
Martin Luther King
Dag Hammarskjold
Adiat E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Helen Keller
George C. Marshall
Sex Education Bills Raise Classroom Standards
Sacramento lawmakers push to require sex education from kindergarten through high school in consultation with districts. Assemblyman Adan Sidoty proposes a state education program while Republican Monagan seeks earlier faculty pay raises to help UC and state colleges recruit instructors. Reagan requests up to five percent for UC teachers and seven point five percent for college instructors to address recruitment challenges.
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Sacramento
Guy
Reagan
Assemblyman
Adan Sidoty
Beverly Hills
State Board of Education
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
University of California
Monagan
Charles Hitch
Queen Crowned Miss Chinatown U.S.A. in San Francisco
A pretty 18 year old girl was named Miss Chinatown U.S.A. in the annual Chinese New Year beauty pageant. Betty Wong of Sacramento won the queen title at the Masonic Auditorium as Cynthia Chan was selected Miss Chinatown San Francisco and Wanda Young took Miss Talent. Princesses include Hedy Chen Linda Chan Flora Tai and Candice Chinn.
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San Francisco
U.S.A
Betty Wong
Sacramento
Masonic Auditorium
Cynthia Chan
Wanda Young
Palo Alto
Tite
Hedy Chen
Washington, D.C
Linda Chan
Hawaii
Flora Tai
New York City
Candice Chinn
Reagan cites 1,860 department recommendations at California trucking meet
Governor Ronald Reagan said citizen task forces studying all state departments produced 1,860 recommendations to boost efficiency and cut costs. He noted four departments cut budgets by 500 million and state employees declined by 1.6 percent, arguing government can run like business but must rely on private sector for jobs. Reagan defended a businesslike government amid liberal critics and said staff will bring in bright young talent.
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San Diego
SPS
Guy
Ronald Reagan
California Trucking Association
Reagan
Reagen
Johnson seeks stay-in-school program amid education cuts
President Johnson urged Congress to authorize limited new efforts in education while deferring less urgent programs. He proposed two in school initiatives costing 30 million dollars in the first year to aid educators and reduce potential high school dropouts, stressing human costs of delay.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Moet
America
Conrad Sets Record Flight for Distance
A 65 year old pilot with 25 grandchildren, Max Conrad, set a long distance record in a Piper Aztec, circling between Wheeling and Milwaukee for 31 laps totaling 3906 miles in about 29 hours. He aimed to prep for a 33062 mile pole to pole round trip in November and break several time records.
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Max Conrad
St. Louia
Chicagoland
Wheeling
Timmerman Field
Milwaukee
Wis
Conrad
Jack Schelter
Chicago
Land Light
Transworld
Unclear data fragment from newspaper classifieds
Fragmentary OCR text from a classified page with misread labels and stray numbers. The readable items reference locations such as Kong Beach and Cal, delivery terms, and a dated stamp, but no coherent event or person is identifiable.
Girl Chutist in Collision Dies in Fall
A 11-year-old skydiver from Salt Lake City died after a midair collision during a 56th parachute jump from 7,500 feet. Becky Rechtenbach entangled with jumper Tarry Bury, her chute collapsed, and she fell about 2,500 feet before reaching the ground.
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Salt Lake City
Becky Rechtenbach
Salt Lake County
Li. N. D. Hayward
Tar-ry Bury
Hayward
Miners Balk at Union Work Order Across Five States
In central Pennsylvania hundreds of miners ignored a United Mine Workers order aimed at ending a six day soft coal strike affecting 56 500 workers across five states including West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee The Moshan non Valley area saw intensified union picketing of non union mines as Elliott Coal Mining Rand Striping and Benjamin Coal Co shut down operations non union mines led to further protests at Penelec power stations and Shawville facility as UMW seeks to halt coal from non union sources.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Jn Weston
Pennsylvenia
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Moshannon Valley
Clearfield
Centre Counties
Eliott, Coal Mining Co
Rand’ S
Rushton
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Kady Jane
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelec
UMW
Shawville
Youth Stain Fighting Two Bandits
An 18 year old boy Raymond Hathaway was shot and killed after he tackled two masked robbers outside a Jacksonville restaurant. His date fled. Hathaway pursued them with a broomstick and was fatally shot as the assailants fled. His companion Duke Lestear, age 18, was hospitalized after the attack. A second item notes Israel halting the search for the submarine Dakka and its 69 crew.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Folica
Raymond Hathaway
Hathaway
GIRE
Duke Gail Lestear
Firebombing Targets Florida Assistant State Attorney Home
Police said a firebomb was thrown at Mack Futch’s Gainesville home, likely tied to an earlier attack on Circuit Judge James C. Adkins Jr.’s residence. No injuries were reported. minor damage occurred as Futch extinguished the blaze.
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Gainesville
Fla
Robert Angel
Mack Futch
Florida
Futch
Milhal
Circit Court
James C. Adkins Jr
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