Fulbright Charts Pace on Viet Nam Inquiry
Senator Fulbright said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will delay Viet Nam policy inquiries until the United Nations debates the administration peace plan. He warned of grave congressional apprehension about the air war while noting support for Johnson’s expanded strikes on North Vietnam.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
United Nations
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
Viet Nam
Congress
Capitol Hill
Foreign Relations Committee
Trons
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Asia
Russell B. Long
Morse
Senate
Administration
U.N
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Sen
Wayne. Morse
D-Ore
North Viet
Nam
Foreign Relay
John Tower
R-Tex
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Retary of Defense
Robert S. Mc Ialties
iNamara
Robert F. Kennedy
John
Edward Kennedy
U.S
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Securicity Council
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Viet Nam policy debate clouds U N peace bid
Senators clash over renewed bombing and a UN peace push as Rusk faces questions on a 415 million foreign aid request. Morse calls for full Senate probe while Fulbright sees no new hearings before UN debate ends. Kennedy stresses presidential responsibility and continued U S options.
Rockefeller heir switches to West Virginia politics
John D. Rockefeller IV known as Jay announces his move to Charleston West Virginia to run as a Democrat for the state House of Delegates. He cites family tradition and his Appalachian Youth Politics program work, noting prior Republican registration and a shift after studying in Japan and discussing with relatives in Arkansas and New York.
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Charleston
W. Va
Rockefeller
West Virginia
Yard Service
John D
Jay) Rocke
Feller
Towery Yard
Jay
Nelson
New York
Winthrop
Arkansas
Dele Gates
New,York
Thas
de Nelson
Borhood
Central
Emmons
Japan
Dahlia
John D. Rockefeller TI
Rockefeller Foundation
Centenary College Registers First Fulltime Negro Students
Four Negro students enroll at Centenary College in Shreveport marking the first fulltime Negro registrations in the school's 0-year history. The college adheres to the Civil Rights Act desegregation provision, having previously offered night classes and integrated courses at Barksdale Air Force Base.
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Shreveport
Centenary College
Centenary
Louisiana
Centetenary
Barksdale Air Force Base
Bloodless bullfight exhibition gains Texas approval
A Harris County judge ruled bloodless bullfights legal in Texas and allowed an exhibition at the domed stadium. Seven matadors and 24 bulls from Spain and Mexico will perform sponsored by International Bullfights Inc. The event, backed by the Houston Sports Association, aims for skill and grace rather than a fight between man and bull. Over 25,000 tickets already sold.
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International Bullfights, Inc
Spain
Mexico
Houston
Texas
Harris County
Wilmer Hunt
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Houston Sports Association
Connally
Ray Hofheinz
Ness
Slant-Well Drillers Fined in East Texas
Dist. Judge Herman Jones ordered total penalties of 22 800 against Maurine D. Crawford and William Day for allegedly drilling five slanted off wells in Gregg and Rusk counties. Four wells were in Gregg County and one in Rusk County.
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Austin (Ap) — Dist
Herman Jones
Gregg’ S
Greggs
Rusk
Texas
Maurine D. Crawford
Wiliam Day
Gregg County
Rusk County
Connally Predicts Growth After Texas Retail Boom
Gov. John Connally spoke to the Texas Hereford Association Convention in Fort Worth predicting stronger prosperity after last year’s SH4.1 billion in Texas retail sales. He cited expansion of the meat packing industry as a bright market prospect.
GM earns record 2.12 billion in 1965 despite stock dip
General Motors reports 1965 earnings of 2.12 billion, a 23 percent rise from 1964, with record dividends of 5.25 per share and a 20.7 billion in sales. Worldwide sales reach near 391 million in profits, while 7.3 million GM cars and trucks are sold and 735,000 workers employed.
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Detroit
General Motors
New York Stock Exchange
A. Ishare
U.S
Alaska
Delaware
Nevada
Wyom- GM
United States
Publishing firm seeks local authors in San Antonio
A New York publisher plans interviews in San Antonio on Sunday February 27 for finished manuscripts and nearly finished works across fiction and non fiction. Representatives will provide free appraisal without obligation and arrange definite times. Authors unable to attend may mail manuscripts to the West Coast office for free reading and evaluation.
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New York
San Antonio
West. Coast
Mr. B. Ellis
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Agan
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William Ott
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Oks
Carlton Press, Inc
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
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