Lodge backs Johnson policies in Southeast Asia and Caribbean
ALBUQUERQUE AP Republican John Davis Lodge, former Connecticut governor and diplomat, endorses President Johnson's Southeast Asia and Santo Domingo policies. He criticizes federal aid to education as elitist and warns against U.S. only to preserve wealthier states, while PTA calls for drug regulation and public education.
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Albuquerque
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Spain
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Santo Domingo
Lodge
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Viet Nam
Mao Tse Tung
Ho Chi Minh
Sukarno
Philippines
Philippine Islands
California
New York
Mississippi
Alabama
House of Representatives
National
PTA
Europe
Roswell Man Ordained Missionary At Large
Thomas R. Koske of Roswell will be ordained June 13 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. He graduates from Concordia Seminary and served an internship in Covina California as he prepares to minister in the Agoura Calabasas area near Oxnard. Koske is 26, married to Carleen Kleinschrodt and has a daughter Beth Anne.
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ST. Louis
Roswell Daily Record
Thomas R. Koske
Roswell
Agoura-Calabasas
Oxnard
Calif
Concordia Seminary
Koske
Immanuel Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Covina
California
Carleen Kleinschrodt
Milwaukee
Wis
Beth Anne
Trinity Lutheran Parochial School
Lockport
N. Y
Eastern New Mexico University
St. John’s College
Winfield
Kansas
Concordia Senior College
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Karachi to London jetliner crash near Cairo Airport
A Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B on its inaugural Karachi to London route crashed near Cairo Airport in dense fog killing 120 of 126 aboard. Six Pakistanis survived. Americans and other nationalities were among those killed as rescue teams recovered bodies from the desert sands.
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Cairo
London
U.S
Karachi
Federal appeals court revives reporter fire coverage lawsuit
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a judge in Cincinnati, ruling that Dayton Daily News reporters civil rights claim after police removed them from a fire scene should proceed to trial. The decision戻s a district court dismissal.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Dayton Daily News
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dayton Newspapers,Inc
Harry L. Kennedy Jr
Dayton
Appeals Court
Dr F Homer Tegler resigns from Roswell church after 17 years
The First Presbyterian Church of Roswell accepted the resignation of Dr. F Homer Tegler with honorarium pastor emeritus status. The action requires Presbytery approval with July 1 1965 as the effective date if approved. The session elected new board members and deacons at the same meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Tegler
Presbytery
Bob Maxson
Ralph Harris
E.L. Thielking
Fred Miller
Joaquin Fernandez
Tom Ray
A.G. George
Space recovery plans and Titan launches outlined by Schriever
Schriever outlined land recovery ideas and reusable Titan 3 missiles. He described an orbiting laboratory to fly late in 1967, adapting up to 8 percent of Gemini experiences, and stressed NASA Air Force cooperation. He noted SV5 wingless craft for wide re-entry recovery and a satellite system to place 24 comms satellites with three Titan launches planned next year.
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Schriever
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Orbiting Laboratory
Air Force
NASA
United States
Titan
Helldorado Queen Steps Down After Mistake
In Las Vegas Nevada Lyn Anderson reigned four days as Helldorado queen before officials confirmed a mix up. The real queen was Stephanie Ann Sertic an 18 year old Western High School student. Anderson becomes co queen with Sertic and both receive trophies belts buckles and boots.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Lyn Anderson
Lyn
Keith Ashworth
Sen
Stephanie Ann Sertic
Western High School
Miss Sertic
Helldorado
Miss Anderson
Cadets Honor Retiring General Willey At Sunday Parade
Cadets at the New Mexico Military Institute will honor Brig. Gen. John P. Willey USA Ret. at a Sunday parade at 4 30 p.m. on the North Parade ground marking his retirement as commandant. He will present cadet commissions to officers in the corps.
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General Willey
New Mexico Military Institute
John P. Willey
USA
Willey
Hobart R. Gay
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blackburg
Army
Armor Combat Training Center
Camp Erwin
Calif
NMMI
Bronco
Sam W. Agee
USAF
Roof Collapse Injures 23 At Brooklyn Supermarket
In Brooklyn a supermarket roof collapsed trapping and injuring 23 people, mostly women shoppers. Sam Kinker, 61, and four customers escaped through a broken window as concrete and plaster rained down. most injured were treated in hospitals with four admitted.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sam Kinker
Flood threat eyes Durango and San Juan runoff
The Animas River near Durango Colorado remained near stage as temperatures in the coming days would determine flood risk downstream. San Juan River runoff at Lake Navajo entered the No 1 irrigation tunnel under construction by Fenix and Soisson of Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Farmington
Animas
Durango
Colo
Bureau of Reclamation
Bert Levine
Navajo
San Juan
Lake Navajo
No. 1
Fenix and Soisson
Tulsa
Oklo
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LaVern Koske
Mimosa Lane, Roswell
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Geneva
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Galal Alkarimi
DR. F. Homer Tegler
Waxahachie
Tex
Presbyterian Seminary
Louisville
Marshall, Mo
Ghost Ranch
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
Trudy Beckert
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago
Houston
Aviation and Space Writers Association
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Iran
Ottawa
Canada
UPI
Gen
Mrs
San Antonio, Texas
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Indianapolis
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