Aiken Sees Senate Reject Goldwater Cuban Reservation
Sen George D Aiken predicted the Senate will reject Goldwaters Cuban reservation to delay the nuclear test ban treaty The Vermont Republican said the move aims to kill the pact and noted strong bipartisan support for ratification while only a minority of Republicans favor the plan Other leaders condemned the reservation as politically motivated and dangerous to US security The debate moves to Monday with ratification on the agenda and Senator Allott signaling a wary stance toward the treaty
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Integration Is Blocked In Huntsville Schools
Gov. George Wallace ordered one day closures of four Huntsville schools to block integration. Militant mothers defied troopers to enroll their children at Clinton School, while FBI agents accompanied desegregation plaintiffs.
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Nhu Sees Improved US Viet Nam Ties As Diem Aides See Change
Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of South Viet Nam president Diem, tells reporters U S-Viet Nam relations will improve and vows to work toward it. Diem says US policy may shift with Lodge more active, while Kennedy flags need for changes and broader popular support against the Viet Cong. Martial law remains, but lift expected soon. Buddhist protests and CIA coup rumors swirl in Saigon.
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Washington presses for policy reforms in South Vietnam as Kennedy signals support but doubts remain over Diem and Nhu. Officials note U S aid and troops hinge on Saigon changes, amid Buddhist crisis fallout and stalled leadership shifts.
AFS Session Set Saturday
Local chapter of the American Field Service schedules a 7 a.m. Saturday breakfast at Sallies Cafeteria. Michael Koenig, German exchange student at Snyder High School, will be introduced. Snyder parents Mr and Mrs Bob Crowell host this year. All involved with AFS invited.
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Thief Seeks Forgiveness After On-Post Burglary
Military police investigated a Tuesday burglary at the post exchange at Fort Rucker Alabama. A note found with the stolen cigarettes and toilet articles pleaded for forgiveness claiming intoxication and lack of awareness of wrongdoing. The items were left with the note on the exchange steps.
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Stock Market Hits Highest Level Yet
The Dow Jones industrial average vaulted to a new high of 737.98, surpassing the Dec 13 1961 record as the 60 stock average also climbed. Brokers note psychological impact while heavy volume signals renewed investor interest after Black Monday in 1982.
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Border Cities To Be Mexican Showcases
Mexico City AP reports development plans for Agua Prieta opposite Douglas Arizona and San Luis Rio Colorado near Yuma Arizona were disclosed by Secretary Eduardo Bustamante. The program aims to transform these border towns into showcases of national industry with plans coordinated by Antonio Bermudez. Urban plans were handed to Sonora official Luis Fincinas and the two municipalities.
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Destructive Winds And Rain Hit With Mild Cool Front
Tornadoes moved across East and North Texas with a wild wind storm in West Texas. A four minute 6 inch rain deluge struck near Bowie, while lightning set oil tanks ablaze near Orangefield. No serious injuries were reported as a mild cool front pushed south, with temperatures dropping sharply after a 103 degree peak in Dallas Austin and Waco.
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Javits urges federal action to enforce school integration in Alabama
Senator Javits warned Kennedy may need to call in marshals or troops to reopen schools in Alabama where integration is planned. He said such a move would be difficult for the President yet necessary to uphold federal rights and ensure compliance by state authorities.
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Congress slows bills saving taxpayers nearly a billion
Washington AP reports Congress is delaying annual appropriation bills, using emergency resolutions to cap spending. With only two of the year’s bills enacted, agencies face reduced funding, saving about 2.9 billion less than requested and totaling around half a billion saved so far. Chairman Clarence Cannon notes the slowdown trims outlays each month.
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Weather snapshot across Texas with scattered storms
Readings show highs around 90s to 100 statewide with cooler spots in the northeast. Forecasters warn of widely scattered late thundershowers today through Saturday and vary cloudy to partly cloudy skies across regions including North Central and Southeast Texas. Low tonight mostly 70s with some 60s in northern areas.
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