Wallace and Johnson discuss Alabama's racial issues
Washington meeting between Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama and President Johnson addressed Alabama's troubled racial situation. Wallace flew to Washington for a noon White House session after a Friday night request, arriving with a two engine plane bearing the Confederate flag.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
White House
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Pillips
Selfice
Johnson Ma
Pennsylvania
Ave
Dent
Selma
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
Hell
Johnson- Wallace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Newport
R.I
Central High School
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Schools Begin Closed Circuit TV Program Update
Local viewers will soon see a new educational series titled Know Your Schools on SCAT channel 2 at 5 30 PM. The production, led by Dan Martin and with Gerald Gafford as director, will use school equipment and SCAT facilities to cover math reading foreign languages and fitness among others. A second program airs March 26 with plans to expand to the full school system and involve students from each school.
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Scat Channel 2
Conang
Jay Don Rogers
Snyder
Tim
Burton
Johnny Nix
Terry Fos
Foreign Lawter
Tom Lowe
Glenn Arguages
Nold
Robison
Ert
Clinton
Mel Zane Gilbert
Broadway Browning
Gilbert
Snyder Com
Browning
Edu
Taining
Gerald Gafford
Costem
Coy Thompson
White House bugging claims denied by Clifton
General Chester Clifton disputed a Texas Tech report that a piped music system ran in the White House 24 hours a day to test bugging devices. press secretary George Reedy said Clifton called to say the report was inaccurate. Some sources say high frequency sounds may be used in sensitive offices to detect eavesdropping, though music would be inaudible to people.
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Chester Clifton
White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Clifton
Johnson
Texas Tech
The
Toreador
Southwestern Journalism Congress
Ourbeik
Texas
Snyder Area Oil Ventures Expand in Nolan and Fisher Counties
Nolan County wildcat planned near the Swastika sand oil find with 1,320 feet from the north edge and 660 feet from the east edge of section 32, block 26 T&P survey. Fisher County tests include James P. Dunigan’s No 1E near Longworth with 3,885–3,897 feet perforations in the Swastika sand yielding oil and water. Jack Frost’s No 1A six miles west of Cisco reports Ellenberger oil after acid treatment with strong production.
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Nolan County
Swasticka Sand Oil
Fisher County
Block LA H&tc Survey
White Sand Oil & Gas Corp
Midland No. 1
Lance Sears
Ellenburger
Nolan
Sweetwater
Sears
T&p
James P. Dunigan
Abilene No. 1
E. B. Beck
Longworth
H&tc
Jack Frost
San Antonio
Cisco
Gaswil
Texaco Inc
P. L. Fuller
Scurry County
J. M. Huber Corp
Midland
Fuller Brothers
Cogdell
Canyon No
Snyder
PSP Petroleum Corp
Browning
Fluvama
Corazon
San Andres
H&tc Survey
Walsh & Watts, Inc
Wichita Falls
High Ranked Viet Cong Is Captured
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi displayed Nguyen Phan 38 described as the highest ranking North Vietnamese captive. The political commissar said he joined Viet Minh in 1953 and trained in Peking and the Soviet Union. He claimed infiltration into South Viet Nam Feb 2 with 300 committee members. Viet Cong mortars hit Duc Hoa west of Saigon killing five and wounding 33 civilians and soldiers.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh Thi
First Army
Nguyen Phan
Peking
Moscow
da Nang
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Phan
Thi
Hue
North Vietnam
Duc Hoa
6 Children Die in Reading Fire Near Downtown
A mother and six children died in a fast spreading Reading fire believed to have started before 7 am in a crowded neighborhood near downtown. Firemen said the seven victims were likely still in bed, as dense smoke and sparks filled the home. Names listed include Margaret Ambrose and her children Christine Louis David Keith Scott and Sophie an infant. The coroner reported the woman was six months pregnant. three other Ambrose children Barbara Michael and Kathleen live nearby.
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Reading
Margaret Ambrose
Christine
Louis
David
Keith
Scott
Sophie
Barbara
Michael
Kathleen
Laredo Hit By Vicious Hail Storm
Laredo crowded with athletes for the Border Olympics faced a vicious thunderstorm that dumped 3.30 inches of rain and hail, whitening the ground. High winds damaged the city and farmers feared heavy crop losses while skies stayed cloudy across Texas with mild mid March temperatures and scattered showers extending from Laredo to Texarkana.
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Laredo
Texas
el Paso
Texarkana
Dalhart
McAllen
Weather Snyder Texas Forecast Readings Vague
Weather data for Texas regions is garbled with many typos. Central and Northeast Texas show cloudy today and Sunday with low temperatures around freezing and highs near the 50s to mid 60s. South Central and Southeast Texas expect cloudy skies with occasional light rain and cooler today through Sunday.
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Snyder
Texas
Italian archaeologist links St Peter bones to Vatican site
Italian archaeologist Prof Margherita Guarducci said she identified St Peter's bones after linking a long forgotten container found during digs under St Peter's Basilica. She cites a 2nd century BC cemetery and a Fourth Century AD wall with Greek text here is Peter, concluding the bones belong to a male aged 60 to 70.
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St. Peter's Bones
Apostle’s
Vatican Basilica
Margherita Guarducci
Rome University
St. Peter's Rasilica
Peter
Guarducci
Clement VII
Vatican Grotto
Venerande Correnti
Palermo University
Vatican
Offic
St. Peter
State Crime Figures Up 1964 Texas Major Offenses Rise
Texas major crimes rose 13.8 percent in 1964 with one major offense every two minutes. Robberies led the increase at 25.8 percent, totaling about 260,860 offenses. murder and homicide reached 1,153, rape 1,569, burglary 64,446, aggravated assault 16,551, theft 152,863 and auto thefts 20,226 along with other categories.
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Austin
Texas
Homer Garrison
Strikes On Nickel Plate Railroads Hit 4000 Workers
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen began a walkout affecting about 4000 employees across 2170 miles from Buffalo to Peoria. Pickets appeared at crew change points as 500 firemen and engineers walked off at 6 am. The Wheeling and Lake Erie district remained unaffected. Another strike hit the Santa Fe West Coast lines over a contract dispute.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive
Nickel Plate Railroad
Norfolk & Western Railway
P. J. Barnum
Blf&e
Buffalo
Chicago
Toledo
Frankfort
Ind
St. Louis
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Sandusky
Ohio
Peoria
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Santa Fe
West Coast Lines
Uae Railroad
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