Door Remains Open For Summit Between LBJ and Kosygin
Reported tensions over a Johnson Kosygin meeting persist with officials saying a summit may depend on the Soviet leader’s health and willingness. White House briefers note invitations were extended but a full Washington encounter is not assured. Discussions hint at talks on Vietnam ABM arms control and Middle East alarm, with U.N. involvement avoided by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therine Mackin
Reg Hington
Ofi
Spain
Kosygin
White House
George Peistian
Adinistration
U.N
U.S
Johnson
Washington
Camp Bavid
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hot Springs
New York
Vietnam
Middle East
Kosyzin
United Nations
General Assembly
Israel
Soviet Union
India
Texans Killed in Action Named in Defense Dept Release
The Defense Department released two casualties. Army Spec. 4 George A. Garcia of New Braunfels and Army Spec. 4 Michael T. Urseroy of Garland were killed in action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
George A. Garcia
New Braunfels
Michael T. Urseroy
Garland
Armadillo fascination and dairy talk mix in Comfort story
A reader from Comfort notes baby armadillos feeding on dog food and pillbugs while asking about diet balance. The piece extends to rural life observations, landmarks on US Highway 281, and a broader glance at dairy cattle and breed improvement via performance testing. It cites Garand M. Lasater of Pleasanton and discusses beef and dairy breed development trends.
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Kathy
Patricia
Armadillos
Jeep
Armadillo
Comfort
Fley
Armadilo
Thare
Gil Ny
Ifone
Jeading
San Antonio
Garand M. Lasat Llaken
Bout Jar
Pleasanton
Falfurias Creamery
Atascosa County Inc
Lasater
A&m
USDA
Ayveshire
Guernsey
Jersey
HemisFair Ticket Sales Boosted by Advance Efforts
Advance ticket sales for HemisFair proceed with two salesmen and promotions led by Linda Bailey. Tickets go on sale July 1 at 1.60 with discounted samples, while wholesale distributors will handle fair ticketing at 2 for adults and 1 for children. Travel packages link San Antonio to Monterrey and Gulf Coast tours, with school and community programs promoting tours within 109 miles.
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Jaye
3Im Baltersby
Barney Higgins
Linda Bailey
Sam Godfrey
HemisFair
Godfrey
San Antonio
Focher Points
Monterrey
Gulf
Coast
Ban‘aera
Hem lisFair
U.S
Refugee Burden Grows for Israel in Vast Camps
Israeli officials warn the refugee issue worsens as UNRWA aid and Egyptian Jordanian support sustain camps. Estimates place Arab refugees at hundreds of thousands across Jordan and Gaza, with many employed little and awaiting a long term policy.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
United Nations
Egypt
Hie U.N
U.N
UNRWA
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Middle East
San Antonio man seeks new sanity hearing in double slayings
Raymond C. Sledge, 42, confined at Rusk State Hospital after being charged with the April 6, 1965 killings of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor in Castle Hills, seeks a new sanity hearing. A hospital doctor states Sledge is now sane and a bench warrant may order his return to San Antonio.
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Raymond C. Stedge
San Antonian
Rusk State Hospital
Beiong
144Th Dist
Archie S. Brown
James H. Kreimeyer
Heapital
Sledge
Mel
Henry Taylor
Aj Castle Hills
Rusk
Bexar County
Brown
San Anonio
Union and Ft Sam Sign Personnel Policy Agreement
Maj. Gen. Chester A. Dahisi commanding general of Ft. Sam Houston and Frank J. Knaplek president of the local AFGE lodge signed an agreement Monday detailing personnel policies and procedures at Ft. Sam Houston. The document has been sent to the Department of the Army for review and approval.
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Chester A. Dahisi
Ft. Sam Houston
Frank.j. Knaplek
American Federation of Government Employes Lodge
Department of the Army
Detroit Police Strike Looms as Guards Hint Is Made
Detroit Mayor Te rome Cavanagh warned he may mobilize the National Guard to protect the city as hundreds of Detroit police officers called in sick. Reports said up to 870 officers were absent, sparking concerns of a mass refusal to work and possible suspensions by the Detroit Police Officers Association.
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Detroit
UPI
Terome Cavanagh
Cavanagh
U.S
George Romney
National Guard
Haycatt
Romney
Mmagay
Netrait’ Police Officers Association
DPOA
Luci Nugent Nearing Motherhood Amid Busy Week
Luci Nugent and her husband Pal prepare for a baby as a new washing machine and dryer are installed. Lady Bird Johnson dined with the couple Monday night while Luci shops for groceries and attends to beagle dogs. In related notes, police pay scales are discussed by officials.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Luci
Pal Nugent
Lady Bird
Hope
Kin
Astra
Afteenoom
Cavanagh
New York
Los Angeles
HemisFair Planning Echoes Across San Antonio Area
Visitors will see thousands of cowboys and dozens of routeos as HemisFair organizers convene. The Area Executive Council, formed by local chambers, met Tuesday in the Lone Star Brewery Big Horn Room to discuss and coordinate regional community plans for the event.
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Hemissary
San Antonio
Area Executive Council
Chambers of Commerce
Big Horn
Lone Star
HemisFair
Overtime Costs Seen If Minimum Wage Rises
UPI reports Texas Attorney General Crayford Martin says a federal minimum wage and overtime law could cost state agencies at least 14 million dollars yearly. He notes the $1 hour wage rise impacts hospitals colleges and schools. A court ruling on the case is pending for June 26.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Crayford Martin
Moniay
Bali Timnre
Mactly
Martin
HemisFair
Communities to share Hemis-Fair info with visitors
At the meeting representatives from Ney Braunfels Seguin Bandera Pearsall Uvalde Plascanta and Jourdanisn will discuss Hemis Fair information for travelers passing through the area.
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Ney
Braunfele
Seguin
Bandera
Pearsall
Uvalde
HemisFair to keep dove and hand medallion design
HemisFair leaders voted 8 to 5 to retain the dove and hand medallion design after a week of protests from coin dealers. The design, approved by the executive committee in March, faces National Fine Arts Commission approval before minting.
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hemisFair
Fale
National Fine Arts Commission
U.S
Fair
Drew
Reagan Houston TH
Ue Gammiliea
Alfredo F. Almanzar
Fine Acts Commission
Washington
S A Woman Dies From Gunshot Wound in San Antonio
Fay Rhem 2 of 324 Muegee, died at Green Hospital from a head gunshot suffered during a quarrel with her husband Sherman Rhem 37. He was arrested on a murder warrant. Police say the couple argued in the 200 block of Hays around 9 30 p m Friday June 9 then chased to a yard. three shots were fired.
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Fay Rhem
Muegee
the Green Hospital
Sherman Rhem
Wee
Hays
Poticer
Kem I
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LBJ
United Nations General Assembly
Shetch
Goldberg
Alexei Kosygin
Lyudmila A. Gvishiani
Hart
Mali
Kathy Conn
Rio Grande
Robert Bynann
Cravens
Denison
Oklahoma
Armadillo City
Rmadillo
Stilwell
Ist
Harold Robbit
Norman, Fisher
U.n.relief and Works
Peking
Plsasanta and
Jourdanisn
Tower of the Americas
John PR
Kennedy
Simon Holivar
Benito Juarez
Almanzar
Frank Masupelli
Lly
Execuive Committee
Tom Frost Jr
Houston
Treasury Department
S.A
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