Humphrey hints Wagner chosen as Spain ambassador
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner would be ambassador to Spain, but White House officials said no appointment has been made yet. The remark came during a campaign stop in Wagner’s hometown, with later confirmation that Wagner’s status remains unconfirmed.
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Johnson Aides Accept Cuts in Budget Deal Talks
President Johnson’s top economic advisers increasingly back a package trading six billion dollars in spending cuts for higher taxes. Only Budget Bureau chief Charles Zwick sticks to four billion in cuts. Senate House negotiators set a test for next week as Rep. Burke seeks a four billion cut, while Mills urges approval of the compromise. Fowler and Duesenberry endorse or lean toward the plan, and Federal Reserve voices call for higher taxes and restraint. The mix suggests a push toward a budget compromise with a tax surcharge.
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Governors Plane Return After Engine Trouble Near Hawaii
A Wyoming Air National Guard plane carrying Governors Gove John Love Stan Walhaway and Don Samuel diverted from Honolulu after an inboard right engine hiccup. The craft dumped fuel, landed safely at Hickam Field, and the governors flew home aboard a second guard plane from Japan. Also aboard were Love's wife Ann and daughter Rocky, 15.
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Wyoming
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Idaho
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Dame Irene Ward Accuses Parliament in Dictatorship Outburst
In the British House of Commons Dame Irene Ward, 72, shouted Dictatorship at Speaker Dr Horace King. Guards escorted her from the chamber for five days as she decried Labour government pressure amid long sessions and near all-night sittings.
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Europe Gold Prices Show Slight Gain
European gold prices edged higher with modest demand as currencies, especially the pound, caused some nerves. In London the price rose 35 cents to 41.75 dollars an ounce while Zurich opened unchanged after Ascension Day, then moved to London levels within an hour. Dealers cited normal market fluctuation and ordinary buying, with some investors seeking week end coverage amid a touch of nervousness. No signal of a new peak tied to the prior crisis emerge.
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Ohio Floods Evacuate Dozens Across State
Heavy rainfall triggered floods along a wide belt from the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest, forcing about 65 families from Circleville and isolating Morrow. Southern Ohio roads flooded and landslides blocked routes while no injuries were reported. Police evacuated South Lebanon and officials noted two inches of rain in Oklahoma City with damaging hail and a fatal house fire.
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Texas Panhandle
Obispo Fire Rages Near Waltrip Stoking Alarm
A brush fire named the Robinson Fire burned about 50 acres 25 miles northeast of San Luis Obispo. More than 250 firefighters battled the blaze with three air tankers dropping fire retardant. No injuries reported and no structures lost, though several cabins were saved. Containment time was not estimated.
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Waltrip
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Porterville
New Vegas Land Deal for Hughes Adds 23 Acres
Yowvard Hughes, industrialist and gambling figure, gains 23 acres on the Las Vegas Strip for 2 million. The land lies between the Frontier Hotel and the Castaways, properties owned by Hughes who controls six resort properties and $150 million in buildings in Southern Nevada. Judge Alvin Wartman approved the sale Thursday after no other bids were submitted.
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Castaways
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Alvin Wartman
Audit Bureau of Circulation Exe for Saturday advisories
Fragmented OCR note references Audit Bureau of Circulation and a Saturday schedule with street directions and postal code 50601. Readable bits mention a meeting or notice at a location near Siath St and Ping Ae Lont, with unclear timing and attendees.
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