Johnson asks 3.38 billion for foreign aid amid divided Senate
President Johnson requested 3.38 billion dollars for foreign defense and economic aid for the coming year, with 1.17 billion for arms and 2.21 billion for economic assistance. Congress shows split views with critics calling the total excessive while administration officials push to streamline programs and possibly add standby authorizations.
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LBJ
Senate
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Laos
South Viet Nam
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
India
South Korea
Turkey
Porch Delivery Is Inaugurated
Roswell Daily Record informs readers that for 1965 carrier boys will place papers on porches or at doors daily. For service issues call the circulation department 5 to 7 p.m. at 622-7710.
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Roswell
Sheepmen urged to embrace automation at 100th wool growers convention
In Phoenix, AP reports W. Hugh Baker of Chico, California, urged about 500 wool growers from 28 states to streamline operations for automation in feed lots. He warned only efficient survivors will adopt new methods such as artificial insemination and reduced breed variety, with range fencing replacing labor.
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Phoenix
Ariz
W. Hugh Baker
Chico
Calif
National Wool Growers Association
Snowslide kills seven in Ocean Falls coast town
A snowslide swept Ocean Falls British Columbia off Dean Channel destroying buildings and killing seven. Nine others were injured and as many as 600 to 800 residents fled by sea with the Northland Prince aiding evacuees headed to Kitimat. The slide, triggered by heavy rain over a deep snowpack, struck 4 000 foot Caro Marion Mountain near 10 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ocean Falls
B.C
Northland Prince
Northland Navigation, Ltd
Kitimat
Caro Marion
Dean Channel
Vancouver
USIA to finish film on Vietnam despite staged battle concerns
USIA will complete a $100,000 30 minute film to portray South Vietnam's conflict. Director Carl Rowan seeks Saigon explanations after AP reported Vietnamese troops staged a battle for cameramen. An army officer mocked the setup as Hollywood like while a photographer warned against ambush risks.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
US. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
Saigon
Hollywood
USIA
Johnson to Host Canadian Leader at Texas Ranch
President Johnson will fly to Texas tonight to confer at his ranch with Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson. The White House said Johnson will leave after the close of business and return to Washington Sunday night. The Pearsons will join the couple at the ranch late Friday.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Lester Pearson
White House
$30 Million Indian Hills Gas Field Development Planned
Construction of facilities to develop the Indian Hills Gas Field northwest of Carlsbad, with an estimated cost around 30 million dollars, is expected to start late this summer. Marathon Oil Co. will build the plant and pipelines to feed existing Texas Panhandle lines for delivery to Chicago. The field could hold at least one trillion cubic feet of gas with potential expansion as wells are drilled and new production formations are explored.
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Indian Hills
Carlsbad
AIME
Cal Wilson
Current- Argus
Eddy County
Hugh N. Frenzel
Willis F. Ammentorp
Ralph Lowe Co
Midland
Tex
Wilson
National Gas Pipeline Co. of America
NGPA
F. P. Burns
Frenzel
Ammentorp
Texas Panhandle
Chicago
Marathon Oil Co
Chicago Area
Arene Hills
Sukarno urges new North Borneo self-determination probe
President Sukarno pressed for a fresh inquiry by an Afro Asian commission or the United Nations to determine if Sabah and Sarawak favor remaining in Malaysia. He said he would accept any group’s decision and urged peaceable resolution of the Malaysia issue.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
United Nations
North Borneo
Malaysia
North Kalimantan
Sabah
Sarawak
U.N
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Landslide Hits Ocean Falls Killing at Least Two
A massive landslide struck Ocean Falls British Columbia killing at least two people and injuring five as RCMP reported. Other dispatches note Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's New York visit, Vietnam combat updates, and U S political moves on budget timing and UN plans.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Ocean Falls
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
New York
Eisaku Sato
Kennedy Airport
Washington
Johnson
China
U S Fighter Bombers Hit Laos Supply Routes
U S fighter-bombers have targeted Laos Red supply and reinforcement routes for weeks. Wednesday's strike cost two U S jets and focused on Route 7 feeding Pathet Lao and Viet Nam-based communists. Capt. Charles L. Ferguson and Capt. Albert C. Vollmer were recovered after prior misreports of missing status.
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U.S
United States
Air Force
Red Pathet Lao
Laos
Guerrilas
Viet Nam
Clovis Wife Celebrates Safe Return Of Captain From Laos
Mrs Barbara Ferguson said she was thrilled after learning her husband Air Force Captain Charles L Ferguson was found safe in Laos. The mission involved Capt Ferguson and Albert C Vollmer shot down in a raid against Communist supply lines in Laos with one pilot recovered.
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Laos
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Albert C. Vollmer
Denton
Kan
Henrietta
N.Y
Pentagon
Charles L. Ferguson
Clovis
N.M
Parma
Idaho
Ferguson
Navy
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Barbara Ferguson
Vollmer
N M Road Toll Last Year At This Date
Road toll figures for New Mexico show the tally at this date from the previous year. Officials compare the totals with current counts, noting changes in traffic volume and accident rates.
New Mexico Receives Most Education Aid For Needy Youths
President's education proposal allocates 9.76 million dollars to New Mexico with about 8.35 million targeted to aid low income children. State has 37,998 kids ages 5 to 17 from families earning under 2,000 dollars annually. Other funds cover educational centers, library resources, and department strengthening.
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Washington
New Mexico
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Department of Education
Morris Proposes Apportionment Amendment
Rep. Thomas Morris of New Mexico has introduced a constitutional amendment allowing state legislatures to apportion one house by factors other than strict population. He bills the measure as a modification of the U.S. Supreme Court standards for representation.
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Washington
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Senies
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Thomas Morris
D-N.m
Morris
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Llnois
Chaves County
Joe Carriere
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Eddie Melendez
Cabral
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