Medals Presented to Widow of AF Captain
Widow Betty J. Bartley receives posthumous Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart for Capt John P. Bartley shot down on a Feb 2 combat strike 30 miles west of Soc Trang South Viet Nam. Bartley, 9 years Air Force, survived by two children Dianne and Michael. Col James H. Watkins presented the awards at Randolph AFB where Bartley had been on temporary duty since 1961.
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Talks Stalled Over Geneva Cambodian Neutrality Plan
Britain told Russia it had no objection to a 14 nation Geneva conference on Cambodian neutrality but questioned timing. The Foreign Office said an effective meeting requires advance agreement on draft declarations and protocols. Cambodian Premier Sihanouk had asked for the conference and named Russia and Britain as co chairs of the 1954 Indochina accords.
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Park project eyed near Harlingen in big dollar plan
Members of Region 12 of the Texas Municipal League studied a proposal to build a multi million dollar Disneyland type park near Harlingen.
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Civil Rights Debate Opens in House in 1960s tone
The House opened debate on a sweeping civil rights bill framed to end discrimination in voting education employment public accommodations and federal funding. Rep. Emanuel Celler argued the bill honors constitutional equality while opponents led by Rep. Edwin Willis warned of a drastic federal power grab. GOP sponsor Rep. William McCulloch defended safeguards to protect rights.
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Senate Agrees to Vote on Tax Cut Amendment for College Aid
The Senate plans a showdown Tuesday on Sen Ribicoffs amendment adding tax credits up to 225 dollars for a college student’s tuition and related costs. Administration managers deem the plan too costly, yet Ribicoff sees strong chances for approval amid ongoing tax bill debate.
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Johnson era testy TV advertising clash in Baker probe
In Washington the Baker inquiry committee wrestles with conflicting testimony about television advertising time tied to Johnson. Walter Jenkins is questioned amid claims of deals and possible involvement. Republicans Curtis and Scott push for Jenkins testimony while Young cites uncertain conversations and Reynolds details. Rockefeller plans West Virginia primary challenge to Goldwater as New Hampshire, California, and Oregon primaries loom.
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Death notices from Porter Loring Chapel and area
Multiple obituaries listed with survivors including daughters Mrs A Ray Harfen and Mrs Cecil B Rader, and sons Rushin Amick and James Amick. Services at Porter Loring Chapel with interment at Mission Burial Park. Also notices for Mrs Rena Eshel Wallace, Col Mormon A Bonges US ret, and Bart Arden Goldberg. Details include relatives in San Antonio Charleston Stonaford St Petersburg and Austin.
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Raymond D. Taylor
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Green and White Ball Guests Set by CYO
The 7th annual CYO Green and White Ball will be Feb 7 at Willita Assembly Hall. The event draws CYO clubs from the Archdiocese of San Antonio with a Royal court of thirty South Texas girls led by Yolanda Davalos, 1963 CYO queen. Visiting queens include Miss Fiesta and Miss Teenage San Antonio. Attending guests include Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez John Gatti mayor pro tem Bill Linkin HemisFair president. Henry Guerra will MC. Pete Brewer and His Counts of Rhythm provide music.
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