Johnson invites Soviet leaders to visit and seek peaceful talks
President Johnson calls for a new era of friendly ties with the Soviet Union and invites its leaders to visit the United States or for Americans to visit the USSR. He says television forums could help Americans hear Soviet leaders, while stressing a policy of varied approaches to Communist nations.
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Johnson to push education aid and anti poverty drive in State of Union
President Johnson outlined a sweeping plan including a $1.5 billion education aid program for low income districts, a near $2 billion excise tax cut, expanded anti poverty and disease efforts, civil rights legislation, and a push for fast passage of temporary income tax relief. He also signaled talks with Soviet leaders and planned travels to Europe and Latin America.
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Traylor Named Principal of New Goddard High School
Ernest A. Traylor, longtime educator and current Sierra Junior High principal, was appointed principal of the new Goddard High School by the Roswell School Board last night. A Commerce Texas native, he has taught in Pueblo Junior High and Carlsbad, served in the Air Force, and now leads Goddard while living with wife Margie and daughters Nancy and Betty at 2306 Berkley Drive.
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Britain expands troop buildup in Malaya and Singapore
Fifty more paratroopers arrive in Singapore joining 100 already flown in as Britain speeds to bolster Malaysia against Indonesia. Gurkha battalion and 400 paratroopers expected by Thursday, total Commonwealth forces exceed 7,000. Malaysia seeks more helicopters for jungle ops. Cassel to survey the area on January 14. Indonesia hints at black water actions and withdraws from the United Nations as Palar prepares to return home.
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U S Says Vietnam War Plans Delayed by Purge
The U S Embassy announced plans to widen the war against the Viet Cong were halted by the Dec 20 military purge of the High National Council. It stressed Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor is not demanding a fixed solution and that the U S will let the Vietnamese resolve their crisis in their own way with no pressure.
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Long credit Anderson aid in Senate whip race
Senate figure Russell Long praised Clinton Anderson for his pivotal role in Long winning the whip post. Anderson placed Long's name in nomination and urged wavering senators to back him, with Sen. MonTOya and others voting for the whip as well.
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Vatican Sets Final Council Begins September Next
The Vatican press office announced that the fourth and final session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council will begin September 14. Pope Paul VI set the date. The council, convened by John XXIII in 1962, has met annually for two months each fall since then. The third session concluded November 21 with three decrees including Church, Unity, and Catholic Oriental Churches. the Church decree stressed collegiality among bishops under the Pope’s authority. The draft declaration on non-Christian religions states the Jewish people as a whole cannot be blamed for Christ's crucifixion.
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County Cites School Cash Balance
Rodman Cookson, superintendent, told the county school board that the end of 1964 cash balance was $605,193 versus $559,000 in 1959. He noted a drop to $341,204 in 1961 but said additions were made that year. The board discussed consolidation with cities and other counties, and appointed Phern Lindsey as northern county school nurse serving several schools.
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Fire kills six children in Tarzwell Ontario
A frame house fire near Tarzwell Ontario killed six children of Margaret Wilson who was away in Kirkland Lake with two other children. The incident occurred early today as emergency crews investigated the blaze.
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Porch Delivery Inaugurated In Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Daily Record announces 1965 porch delivery for subscribers with carriers placing papers on porches or at doors daily. Circulation department will handle service issues between 5 and 7 p.m. at 622 7710.
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Texan Buys One of New Mexico's Largest Ranches
RATON AP A Texas cattleman, T L Roach of Amarillo, bought the T O Ranch east of Raton for 3,025,000. The deal covers 120,000 acres including 111,280 deeded, 5,000 state lease land, and 4,777 state contract acres. No cattle were involved. The estate of the late W B Renfro owned the property, Hereford fame noted. Roach declined to comment on plans for the ranch.
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Roswell to elect two for school board February 2
Roswell remains set for a municipal school board election on Tuesday February 2 from 8 am to 7 pm to fill vacancies of Richard G Bean and Robert Chewning. Candidates must be qualified electors and submit statements of intent by January 19 to H F Allred or Richard Bean.
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New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
Traffic toll figures show New Mexico tolls accumulated year to date, comparing current totals with the same date last year.
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AEC Says Kiwi Nuclear Rocket Test Not a Treaty Violation
The Atomic Energy Commission states the planned destruction of a Kiwi nuclear rocket test engine will not be a detonation and cannot violate the nuclear test ban treaty. An AEC spokesman on Monday noted that very small amounts of radiation might cross the Nevada test site boundaries as the test is set for Friday about 90 miles north of Las Vegas.
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