LBJ Ends Labor Department Dispute Aimed at Henning
Washington AP report outlines a quiet settlement to the Wirtz Henning clash in the Labor Department over poverty programs and policy approaches. President Johnson backed a mediator, Justice Arthur Goldberg, to resolve the rift. Powell and Meany pressured for Henning, while Wirtz faced a strategic retreat amid union concerns and administrative tensions.
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Critical Areas Still Marooned in Floods Across Five States
SAN FRANCISCO AP Thousands affected by the billion dollar flood across five Western states faced continued misery as snow rain and hail battered Washington Oregon Northern California Idaho and Nevada. Weather and high water trapped residents while 125000 workers pressed rescue and repair efforts as Kiantath National Forest reported 60 people cut off four days of heavy snow and shelter in place.
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San Jose State Wins National Intercollegiate Chess Title
San Jose State College narrowly defeated the University of Texas to claim the national intercollegiate chess championship as the event concluded in Montreal. The American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting featured teams competing in a six to seven match schedule over two weeks.
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Long Lasting Tranquilizer Trial Reported
Two researchers of the Medical Research Institute in Brunswick New Jersey describe a new multiple dose tranquilizer called Muphenazine with slow steady release. They claim it may reduce nursing needs and eliminate accidental overdose in unstable patients while noting possible side effects.
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Newsboys Tour Manila in Hearst Parade
Manila reports the Hearst Newspapers sponsored 19 American newsboys, including two from the San Antonio Light, touring Manila and suburbs in decorated jeepneys. They will spend New Year's Eve in Filipino homes and visit Corregidor Island, Sangley Point Naval Station, and Tagaytay City as part of the annual tour.
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Bucks to A Hunter
FORT WALTON BEACH AP James E Owens a Air Force staff sergeant spotted a deer and found a stash from a post office substation. He recovered 80 dollars in cash and a safe that had held money orders, returned it to the sheriff. the safe had been stolen December 6 and originally contained 246 dollars.
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Solon Says Banks Hiking Rates
Washington D C chair man Wright Patman of the House Banking Committee warns large banks are quietly undercutting President Hobt holding aims and driving up rates on treasury bills and short term coin. He says commercial banks will likely raise rates on loans and predicts higher unemployment and economic slowdown if the trend continues.
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Hive Held in S A Robbery Slaying Case
In a Santos area case Lopes was seen with JE Guerrero near a bar last Sunday. Reynaldo Hernandez testified Guerrero timed a party on Monday and handled money from a bar delivery, then moved funds to his brother’s home, later returning them to Guerrero’s residence. Witnesses said Guerrero may have driven a car involved in a collision with Cortinas, whose body was found hours later. Authorities questioned Guerrero’s father who defended his son, while Guerrero himself has prior theft indictments and pending bonds from earlier charges.
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Akuma City Jazz Band to Parade in Cotton Bowl Telecast
The Akuma City Jazz Band a dixieland group of local business and professional men will travel to Dallas as a featured attraction in the national CBS Cotton Bowl parade on New Year’s Day. Members began playing as a hobby and will appear in a red 1918 Overland touring car that has become their trademark. The band has been featured at festivals concerts and tele vision wind parades across the South and Southwest.
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Reactions Studied Mixed Up Foxes Kept Drugged
Milledgeville Georgia AP report details Dr Clyde Keeler at Milledgeville State Hospital studying tranquilizer effects on red foxes bred as purebreds with heightened anxiety. He notes potential links between color genes, temperament, drug sensitivity, and possible sterilization risks from prolonged tranquilizer use.
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Yarborough Calls Texas Medicare Expansion Plan
Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough urged a comprehensive state Medicare like program covering hospital, physician, nursing home, prescribed drugs and dental care. He cited Texas Crossroads data showing 229,000 needy aged covered and argued existing private policies are often inadequate. He spoke at a meeting with Texas Medical Association president D. Max Johnson who outlined current care reach in Texas.
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Fire Truck West Pays Off In Owingsville Test
In Owingsville Kentucky Chief Hubert Reed tested the town’s new fire truck in a practice run. He was relieved the drill remained routine with no injuries or damage reported. Vandals had struck earlier, spilling gasoline, but the test proceeded safely.
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Viet Regime Faces Instability Amid Civil Unrest
Reported chaos in South Vietnam as Catholic families bury victims on Wednesday. Villagers termed refugees from North Vietnam, while an ambush near Tan Thai west of Saigon killed about 42 Viet Cong fighters and wounded four government troops. Talks in Saigon aimed to form a new national convention. rumors of a coup persisted but civil authorities conducted routine business. Prime figures attended ceremonies and Hanoi praised the Viet Cong.
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Terrorists May Strike During New Year Festivities in Saigon
AP reports Saigon will lift the curfew for New Year celebrations but intelligence warns of nine planned Viet Cong bombing targets including the airport, U S Information Agency, several U S servicemen billets, and a nightclub. Clashes among rival military factions are rumored as a coup possibility looms amid the deadlocked leadership.
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Malaysia seeks US military aid amid dustier grant response
Malaysia's Finance Minister said Kuala Lumpur originally asked for a U S military grant but received a dusty reply. He described a revised request for assistance to buy military equipment and noted the loan terms, a seven year repayment with interest, sparked anti American sentiment and public questioning in Malaysia.
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Grisham rites scheduled for San Antonio native
Services are arranged for Dale S. Grisham 32 a San Antonio native and former Zanlop Air Transport pilot who died in a cargo plane crash near Detroit He attended San Antonio College Trinity University Texas A&M Wrackenridge High and is survived by a son and three daughters with relatives listed in Texas Utah and California authorities report the ill fated flight originated Cleveland to Detroit and crashed four miles southwest of Detroit Metropolitan Airport
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Obituaries and funeral notices from scattered city and state sources
Obituary notices list several decedents with ages and burial details including Alvin Flournoy 74 living 1018 Avenue A1 services 130 pm. William Haney Shannan 83 with service details. Beatrice Carlin Alvaree 23 with Thursday services. Tuberk Lyon Myers 4. Sanday McClabaherly with National Chapels mission burial. Iida Cohen 65 with University residence and Thursday services. Minnie 45 with 10 am Saturday service at Roy Akers Chapels. DIATHS elsewhere in Greenville DC Dr Ben nell Eugene Geer former Forman University president and plant figure. Charles Edward Marst 77 longtime newspaper executive in Ohio and Texas, former editor of Arkon press, Cincinnati Post, and roles in Waco Austin Port Arthur, who sold interests to move to Washington in the late 1980s.
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Japanese Leader Warns of U S Security Pledge in 1965
Sata, Japan's 6th leader, tells The Associated Press that Tokyo will stay aligned with the United States regardless of China or other Asian provocations. He asserts the U S security treaty guarantees Japan's defense, renewed through the post World War I pact, and notes no need to consider alternatives. Sata plans visits to Washington and talks with President Johnson.
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Korea U S sign 45 million aid pact for 1965
Seoul reports the United States agrees to provide South Korea with surplus farm products valued at 45 million dollars for 1965 under a new aid accord. Officials stress the program aims to bolster South Korea’s agricultural supply and economic stability amid regional tensions.
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City News New Year Dance With Michael Reintezvais
Jimmy Martin and his band headline a New Year event at Nacop with Woches and Evans Ral, featuring a lively program led by Rance Isla Als and CAde in a festive community celebration.
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