Connally Seeks Second Term Amid Recovery
Governor John Connally announced a bid for re election while recovering from wounds suffered in the Kennedy assassination. He noted no other candidate had entered, predicted Texas votes favoring Democrats by about 3 to 2, and said he hopes to resume a full schedule by February 1.
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Associated Press
Austin
John Connally
Lyndon Johson
Connally
Kennedy
Jack Cox
Johnson
Washington
Texas
Governor's
President Kennedy
Dallas
Coal Industry Presses for Action Against Oil and Gas Imports
The coal sector renews a campaign against fuel oil imports and subsidized gas sales. Leaders from the National Coal Policy Conference and the National Coal Association cite inequitable competition, urging government intervention to boost coal's market share.
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Washington
National Coal Policy Conference
National Coal Association
Stephen Dunn
Dunn
United Mine Workers
Desegregation Debate at the Garden of Eden Inquiry
In San Francisco Dr. Walter Lammerts, plant geneticist and Creation Research Society founder, testified to the State Board of Education that Adam and Eve’s color is unknown. He suggested they were in between light and dark, noting human skin tones vary.
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San Francisco
Walter Lammerts
Livermore
The
Creation Research Society
State Board of Education
Weather snapshot for Texas regions with warmer trend
A sanitized weather report covering North Central Texas Northeast Texas Northwest Texas Coast South Central Texas Southeast Texas and Southwest Texas. It lists today and Saturday temperatures including highs from the 40s to 60s, lows ranging 22 to 45, and conditions from fair to partly cloudy with possible snow flurries in the northwest.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
Withholding Changes Due Approval By Johnson Aide
President Johnson seeks a one step cut in income tax withholding from 18 to 14 percent, with 15 percent this year and 14 percent permanent from 1965. Senate and House leaders signal support as debate continues, timing tied to avoiding a civil rights filibuster. A married man with two children would gain about 2.80 weekly.
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Joe Hall Washington
Johnson
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Finance Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
Arlene Dahl Seeks Divorce From Fleischman Heir
Actress Arlene Dahl 35 files for divorce in Los Angeles from Christian R. Holmes 41 heir to the Fleischman yeast fortune. She cites extreme mental cruelty. The couple wed in 1960.
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Los Angeles
Arlene Dahl
Christian R. Holmes
Fleischman Yeast
CRMWD Adopts 1964 Water Rates for Odessa Big Spring Snyder
Directors of the Colorado River Municipal Water District set 1964 rates for Odessa Big Spring and Snyder with fixed monthly charges and per thousand gallon costs. Odessa will pay 57 266 18 monthly and 23.01 cents per thousand gallons. Big Spring 22 022 50 and 16.64 cents. Snyder 5 838 and 16.23 cents. If prior year consumption holds, rates may adjust downward slightly. Snyder’s fixed charge rose due to higher local demand and Rotan's water purchases may affect future costs. Attendees included Snyder officials Lyle Deffebach W A McGlain Rex Fields Dr John Blum and James Rosser CRMWD attorney.
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Big Spring
Colorado River Municipal Water District
Odessa
Snyder
Rotan
Lyle Deffebach
W. A. McGlain
Rex Fields
John Blum
James Rosser
CRMWD
Kremlin seeks Western chemical machinery on long term credit
CIA reports Soviet economy in trouble and dependent on Western credits to expand chemical industry while preserving arms production. Khrushchev aims a seven year plan investing billions, with $2 billion in imports forecast and $600 million in Western credits last year.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Russia
Secret Agency
United States
Johnson
Preimier Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Khruchchev
Moscow
Search Ends For Crew Of Missing Air Force Plane
Honolulu AP report says searchers have given up locating nine men aboard a C124 Globemaster cargo plane that vanished over the Pacific last week. One crew member was Herbert O Malley father of 14 who chose to fly instead of retirement. Eight Air Force crewmen and a sailor bound for discharge accompanied a comrade’s body. The plane departed Wake Island for Honolulu when it disappeared last Thursday.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Pacific
Herbert M. O'Malley
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Wake Island
Wilson calls for inviting China to Geneva disarmament talks
Harold Wilson leader of Britain's Labour party says Communist China should be invited to join the 17 nation disarmament talks when they resume in Geneva. The statement marks a push for broader participation in the nuclear arms control process.
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Kilburn
England
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
China
Geneva
Firefight Escalates at Panama Canal Zone Border
U S troops and Panamanians clashed along the Canal Zone border, raising casualties to 10 dead and more than 200 wounded. The fighting followed flag display disputes with Panamanian students and U S flags, drawing international attention as Panama sought action from the UN and OAS.
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Panama
U.S
U.S. Canal Zone
United States
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
Panama City
Balboa
Miami
Roberto Chiari
Organization of American States
Johnson
Pentagon
Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Marine
U.S. Army
Tivoli
Nehru Makes Steady Progress After Illness
Prime Minister Nehru, in Bhubaneswar for the Congress party conference, shows improvement after a rest night. Confined to bed Tuesday with high blood pressure and weakness, he was allowed up Thursday and may fly back to New Delhi on Saturday according to INP sources.
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Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Bhubaneswar
India
New Delhi
Testimony details cash payments to Billie Sol Estes in bankruptcy era
Lloyd Stone of Plainview testified before federal referee Frank Murray that 46200 in cash was given to Billie Sol Estes in Pecos during Estes bankruptcy. Stone described 23500 delivered to Estes’ pilot Joe Henderson and 22700 delivered to Estes in person the day he was declared bankrupt.
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Estes
Stone
Billie Sol Estes
Joe Henderson
William Rochelle Jr
Dallas
Moore
Lester-Stone
Glenn Lester
Lester
Copter Crash in Ca Mau Kills Two Civilians
An American Army reconnaissance helicopter crashed in Ca Mau, killing two Vietnamese civilians and injuring seven as bullets severed its fuel line during return to the Ca Mau airstrip. Both American pilots and a Vietnamese observer bailed out. crew reported safe.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ca Mau
Stock Show Opens in Denver Under Wartime Mood
Denver hosts the National Western Stock Show as it opens today with attendance and preparations underway. AAP reporter notes the event returns after prior years and highlights exhibits, livestock displays, and industry participants from Colorado and neighboring states.
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Denver
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