Mundt Criticizes Defense Bill Over Nuclear Threats
Sen. Mundt says a $70 billion defense bill is the largest single appropriation yet fails to address Russia and China risks. He blasts cost effective policies under Secretary McNamara as weakening U S strategic forces and endangering security. Stennis urges Senate support as debate opens.
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Washington
Xarl Mundt
Russia
Communist
China
Mundt
South
McNamara
Navy
Congress
U.S
Three Hurt In Pair Of Accidents In Amarillo area
Three people were injured in two separate crashes over the weekend. Danny Black, 23, of Amarillo, escaped serious injury after his 1963 Pontiac overturned on the Roscoe Highway. Jackie Weaver and Cheryl Wilkins, aged 16 and 15, were hurt when their car hit a tree at Twenty sixth Street and Avenue K. All were taken to Cogdell Memorial Hospital. conditions were listed as good or satisfactory.
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Danny Black
Amarillo
Inadale
U.S. 84
Black
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Snyder Ambulance Service
Roscoe Highway
Inndale
Roscoe
Jackie Weaver
Cheryl Wilkins
Twenty-sixth Street
Avenue K
Weaver
Jackie
B. J. Weaver
Thirtieth Street
Cheryl
Wiley Wilkins
Avenue U
Glen Roberts
Wendell Rehm
Bob Clark
Pablo Agosto Matos
Avenue P
Frankie Leon Pavilas
Hermleigh
Avenue E
Thirty - Seventh Street
Harold Kornegay
Matos
Nash
Chevrolet
Weather extremes hit Palm Springs as nation records heat
The highest temperature in the nation Sunday reached 113 degrees in Palm Springs California while Roseau Minnesota reported a low of 32 degrees.
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New York
Palm Springs
Calif
Roseau
Minn
Soviet Warn China Over Harassment of Ships
Moscow protests to Beijing over Chinese harassment of Soviet vessels affecting trade and navigation pacts. Notes say two ships left Dairen unloaded after Chinese actions and accuse China of violating international law and Soviet-Chinese agreements. The protest follows a prior Embassy compound incident in Beijing by Red Guards.
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Moscow
China
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Dairen
Yellow Sea
Turkistan
Kamchatskies
Svirsk
Peking
School Meal Price Flexibility Ok'd
Austin AP reports Attorney General Crawford Martin ruled that school lunch programs may sell meals below cost or give them away to poor children. The opinion was addressed to Dr. J. W. Edgar, state education commissioner.
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Crawford Martin
Martin
J. W. Edgar
Texas Areas Peppered By Showers
The Associated Press reports thundershowers across Texas from the Gulf Coast to the Red River after hail in the Panhandle. Estelline received marble size hail, with scattered storms and rainfall over much of the state. Temperatures ranged from 99 at Presidio to 80 at Galveston. rainfall totals included Corpus Christi 1.15 inches and Galveston 0.61 inches.
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Gulf Coast
Red River
Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
Presidio
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Ware Rites Here Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Neva P Ware 86 of Scurry County were held at 3 p m in the First Baptist Church with Dr A B Lightfoot officiating Burial followed in Snyder Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home direction She died Sunday morning in Snyder Hospital after a 32 year illness Born October 13 1880 in Meridian she married T P Ware in Snyder in 1934 Her husband died in 1953 She was a member of the First Baptist Church Surviving are two sons P A Ware Snyder and Bob Ware Perris California one sister Mrs Clara Smedley Oklahoma and 15 grandchildren
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Neva P Ware
Scurry County
First Baptist Church
A. B. Lightfoot
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Snyder
P. A. Ware
Bob Ware
Perris
Calif
Clara Smedley
Oklahoma
Kiesinger Balks At Viet Support
Bonn Germany Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger declined to join predecessor Ludwig Erhard in pledging moral support to the United States in Vietnam. He said he did not discuss Vietnam with President Johnson and avoided committing Germany to backing the policy. He also indicated no final decisions on West Germany armed forces levels or a nuclear arms treaty, noting no significant cuts planned.
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Bonn
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
America
Kiesinger
West Germany
Hospital Delivers Baby After Late Arrival in Portland
In Portland Oregon a Hungarian refugee Mrs Bertil Elofsson finally gave birth to a 6 pound 4 ounce girl after a hospital delay. Earlier Friday she was stopped twice by Patrolman Joe Cooper for improper lane change running red lights and refusing to pull over while she sought a hospital. The language barrier and being 12 days overdue complicated her trip to care.
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Portland
Ore
Bertil Elofsson
Elofsson
Joe Cooper
Weather Snapshot for Snyder and Texas Regions
Snyder temperatures show high 91 Saturday and 85 Sunday with lows around 59 to 61. Sunday’s reading at 7 am 65, today 60. precipitation listed as 0.2. North Central Texas forecasts partly cloudy warm nights into Tuesday with isolated storms north. Southwest Texas and West of Pecos expect scattered showers and thunderstorms with warm days and cool nights through Tuesday.
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Snyder
Texas
Pecos
No Big Push Seen Over Hong Kong Press Case
British officials reject Beijing’s demand to resume three Hong Kong papers and free staff. Peking’s note cites sedition charges against executives, while London cites internal turmoil in China and sees no imminent large action. The note also presses for release of 19 Chinese journalists and 34 staff.
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Forrest Edwards
Hong Kong
Red China
British Foreign Office
London
Peking
China
United States
Boother
Hong Kong Evening News
Tin Feng Daily News
D. C. Hopson
Britain
New
China News Agency
Arabs Crossing Jordan Repatriation Edges Forward
Refugee traffic across the Jordan River continues with 1 768 Jordanian war refugees returning home Sunday and 2 231 repatriated in two days. In El Arish, Sinai, a general strike shuts bars and businesses to protest Israeli restrictions. Baghdad accord note signals ongoing split on oil embargo policy as Arab ministers prepare for a summit on August 29.
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Sinai Desert
el Arish
Baghdad
Britain
West Germany
United States
International Red Cross
Jordan River
Allenby Bridge
Um Allenby Bridge
Um al Sharot
Red Cross
Israel
Israeli Interior Ministry
Sinai
Khar‘toum
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