Presbyterian Meet Ends On Sour Notes
In Columbus, delegates at the United Presbyterian General Assembly reported overall consensus on new church plans while debates lingered. A later open air briefing by Rev. Dr. Edward Silaison condemned a proposed confession of faith as a threat to liberties and warned against union talks among six denominations. Despite disputes, assembly members endorsed ongoing talks and a two year process to finalize the Westminster-style confession.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Jesus Christ
Mugen
Carson
Edward T. Silaison
Omaha
Neb
Wvi-Milivpoi
Baltimore Papers Publish Again After Weekslong Strike
Baltimore daily papers the Evening Sun and the News American planned large editions after a five week gap caused by printers and teamsters strikes. Sun issued a 24 page morning edition with guild picket incidents and two pressmen arrested. News American expected at least 80 pages but had shut down April 20 due to contract disputes. Talks continued with city and state officials to resolve wage and security issues.
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Baltimore
Batt. Mare
Evening Sun
Rews American
the Sun
American Newspaper Guild
Apl-Cio
Sun
Robert Kavanaugh
Sinn Pra- Motion
Mark Calling
News Amere
Bombed Max Factor Buenos Aires Plant Shocks City
UPI reports terrorists bombed the Max Factor cosmetics plant in Buenos Aires causing fires and injuries. A civilian man died after suffering severe burns. the blast damaged the building and a nearby nursing home. The incident follows a series of attacks on U.S. property, with authorities investigating suspects and motives.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Max ‘Factor Cosmetic Company
Santa Rosa Medical
Sev- Joe G. House
N Nursing Home
E. Carcson
U.S
FBI to Expand National School Into West Point for Law Enforcement
The FBI seeks a $10 million expansion of the National Academy at the Quantico Marine base in Virginia to modernize facilities and boost capacity from 200 to 1,200 graduates per year. J. Edgar Hoover and Nicholas Katzenbach briefed on the plan, aiming to create a premier training center for federal officers.
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Washington
Ueweek
FBT
J. Edgar Hover
West Point
Johnson
FBI
Congesss
Marine
Quantles
Hoover
Nicholas
Katzenbach
Jet Runway Funds To Be Asked
The city announced plans to seek 1.9 million in 1966 to extend the northr south jet runway at International Airport. City Manager Shelley said the FAA would supply half the funds, with the remainder from revenue bonds. The extension would reach 8,000 feet to handle larger jets, plus plans for a baggage room, international room, parking lot, and airline facilities. FAA funds will not cover these improvements. the city will finance. The council also agreed to seek 90,000 from FAA funds for minor airport improvements in 1965.
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Iplans 19
International Airport
Mer
Shelley
Federalitations Agency
Anc
FAA
San Antonio
Batt
Poor Elect Delegates To Antipoverty Group
In Philadelphia a low turnout of under three percent voted in a self-determination election for the antipoverty program. Despite the small share, leaders called 13 000 votes a success showing engagement despite no party loyalties. Twelve poverty pockets elected 14 residents to a directing body to choose one rep per act for a Philadelphia Antipoverty Action Committee.
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Philadelphia
Charles W. Bowser
J Samuel L. Evans
Life Term Upheld In Heroin Case Involving Chevy Flat
The Court of Criminal Appeals refused Jesse Huerta's appeal of a conviction for possession of heroin. Huerta, identified as “Chevy Flat,” faced a lifelong sentence after being linked to a May 7, 1984 arrest in Austin. Elements include his alias, prior convictions, and a police stakeout and sale of the drug.
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Oye Angi
Austin — & Sen Antonian
Moscow
Court of Criminal Appeals
Viet Nam
Worlt Communist Movement
Soviet Communist Party Star Department
Pravda
Jesse Huerta
Huerta
Jesse Kverta
Austin
Myerta
Besar
County Clerk Bond Law Passed in Senate for Gov. Signing
The Texas Senate sent to Gov. John Connally a bill by Rep. Tom Lee of San Antonio to revise county clerk bond requirements and require errors and omissions insurance. The measure, HB 125, also mandates counties to obtain a surety bond to cover deputies, moving from the Senate local and uncontested bills calendar.
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Austin
Senate
John iCannally
Tom Lee
San Antonio
Spears May Filibuster Redistricting Tactics in Texas Senate
Texas Senate reels over congressional redistricting as Sen Spears threatens a filibuster to block a plan. The Bexar County measure would create a second district for U.S. Rep. Henry Gonzalez. Other proposals link Bexar with Odessa and Laredo, with conference committee expected Thursday. Spears warned he could talk all day if a bill fragments Bexar, highlighting the high stakes in the sprawling redraw battle.
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Austin
Hekar County
Sen
Franklin
Spears
Texas Senate
Bexar
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Innets
Texas
Will White
U.S
Henry Gonzalez
Senate
Odessa
Laredo
Congressional
Cy Spears
Jill Buster
Ber Ele
Spears Wene Sens
Feet Worth
Bill Patman
Gastada
Wright Hatman
Texarkana
Jerek Strong
Longview
Bexar County
Gonzales
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
SEGAL
Chung Hee Park
United States
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Bonds
Demacke Ties
Ene
Wonderland
MeCreless
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Lenin
Peking
Imperial List
Pravda Athcle
Muscovy
Jfconts
Call Oro
Business & Service
Jared
Gerhardt
Mnaliery Lane
Albert Villarreal
City Recreation Department
Ters
Jeri Ravid
Lou Hamilton
New Pravda
San Antonio Garelley Cca
Hearst Corporttion Sy
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