LBJ Rallies Australia For Noble War Vision
President Johnson arrival in Canberra sparks a pro American welcome as he urges a noble war against hunger and disease in Southeast Asia. He voices hope for Manila talks and pledges allied unity with New Zealand and Australia to resist aggression in Viet Nam.
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Manila
Asia
Keith J. Holyoake
Hanoi
New Asia
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Holyecake
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Melbourne
Brisbane
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Beat Cobre Formed On SHS Lawn At Dusk Event
About 150 to 200 Silver High School students form Beat Cobre on the front lawn with luminaries Thursday at 7 30 p m. The 16 foot letters were laid out with lime by Elmer Kochert and Wayne Thomas to be visible from the west. Aerial photographs planned.
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Weather Outlook Fair with Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions today, tonight, and Friday. Highs reach 72 today and 74 Friday with overnight lows around 36 tonight and 15 at the airport. The 7 a.m. report lists a high of 4 for the hour, with the B. Airport noted high and low values of 8 and 15 respectively.
Traffic Death Toll Reported By Associated Press
The Associated Press records state traffic fatalities to date at 330, down from 380 at the same point last year, signaling a continuing but uneven trend in road safety.
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Silver Schools Enrollment Still Growing Says Ashmore
Gene Ashmore principal at Stout Junior High described urgent funding and space issues in the Silver Consolidated School District. Enrollment is 2510, 319 above last year, with growth straining facilities and staff, prompting potential new portable buildings and redistricting to absorb junior high and elementary loads.
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Kennecott Worker Burned In Electrical Accident Near Hurley
Robert Miranda a 51 year old Kennecott service truck operator at the Hurley Apache pumping station sustained severe electrical burns when the truck boom touched a power line around 1 30 pm. His helper Paul Hernandez 25 received a shock while aiding Miranda. Both men were taken to Hillcrest General Hospital Miranda is listed in serious condition Hernandez is under observation local officials said an investigation is underway
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Sonora Street
Silver City
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Hillcrest General Hospital
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Permanent Training Base Planned for Foreign Youth Leaders
Sports International and Youth for Development seeks U S Forest Service approval to establish Camp Progress in Grant County near Silver City. The center would train Peace Corps volunteers and foreign youth leaders year round, housing over 100 trainees and focusing on roads bridges and dams, with emphasis on land management and erosion control.
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Silver City
David Dichter
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Mumbres Valley
New Mexico
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Latin America
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U.S. and Soviet Optimistic on Nuclear Treaty Prospects
At the United Nations the United States and the Soviet Union expressed optimism that a nonproliferation treaty could be reached soon. Ambassador Goldberg said progress created a more hopeful prospect, while Ambassador Fedorenko noted some positive changes but warned that loopholes allowing West Germany access to nuclear weapons still risk European peace.
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United Nations
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Soviet Union
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
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Washington
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
Goldberg
Fedorenko
West Germany
Food Price War Looms As Aftermath Of Buyer Boycott
AP report from New York details a spreading housewives boycott with women in Daytona Beach El Paso Hobbs Carlsbad Roswell Albuquerque and other cities joining actions to lower prices. Denver price cuts loom as supermarkets warn of a price war while retailers dispute law violations and campaign organizers press for affordable staples.
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Withers
Betty Webba
Arizona
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Los Angeles
el Paso
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Texas Retail Grocers Association
Waco
Portland
Ore
George van Hoomissen
Multnoman County
Ky patches up leaky cabinet in South Vietnam
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky moved to stabilize his civilian cabinet as seven southern dissidents faced resignation. Ky said Deputy PM Nguyen Luy Vien would lead in his absence at a Manila conference, with reports suggesting five southern ministers might stay but no clear end to the split.
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South Viet Nam
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Manila
Nguyen Luy Vien
Viet Nam
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Nguyen van Truong
Vo Long Trieu
Soviets Launch Two Artificial Earth Satellites
The Soviet Union launched two satellites from Baikonur, Cosmos 130 for space research and Molniya for communications, seemingly while eight visiting Soviet bloc leaders observed. The Molniya satellite entered a high elliptical orbit.
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