US Warns Red China Viet War Might Expand
TOKYO AP A top State Department official warned North Vietnamese and Chinese Communists against pressuring South Viet Nam, saying expansion of the war outside South Viet Nam could be forced by external Communist pressure. Bundy cautioned the aim is not to topple North Viet Nam but to halt the war there, warning broader conquest would threaten Southeast Asia and possibly India Australia and Japan. Meanwhile Saigon troops faced new trouble as Rioters protested the killing of three demonstrators in Qui Nhon. U.S. officers criticized Montagnard arms programs, saying promises to tribesmen were broken as Buon Sar Pa camp fell to Vietnamese forces.
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South Viet Nam
United States
William P. Bundy
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Research Institute of Japan
North Viet Nam
South ‘Viet Nam
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Red
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India
Australia
Japan
Saigon
Qui Nhon
Qui Nhen
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Viet Nam
Buon Sar Pa
JU. S
U. S
Edwin E. Brooks
Buon Mo Prong
Sigon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Burlington, Vt
Senate
Manchester
N.H
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Asia
Presidential safety to get top billing
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen backed Mike Mansfield's push for swift action on a federal crime to assassinate a president or vice president. White House committee on presidential safety to draft proposals, aiming for early action in the new session, after Warren Commission findings on Kennedy's Dallas visit.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Congress
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White House
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
FBI
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary Committee
Barry Goldwater
Rep
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Johnson seeks votes in New England tour
President Johnson campaigned across six New England states promising to outpace Goldwater in GOP programs from the Eisenhower era. He met cheering crowds, suffered a minor cut, and visited Sen. Edward Kennedy in Boston while pledging restraint in Vietnam and criticizing northern expansion of bombing.
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Johnson
New England
Barry Goldwater
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
White House
Omaha
Strategic Air Command
Manlio Brosio
Coliseum Contract Is Signed for Starlite Theatre Site
The Starlite Theatre property in 50.35 acres is sold to Scurry County for a planned coliseum with a Dec 31 delivery and a purchase price of 115000. A 50000 penalty applies if either party withdraws. County gains entry rights for surveys and tests. Commissioner Thayne Mebane opposed the purchase. Architect firm to begin preliminary drawings for the facility.
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Commissioners
Scurry County
N. R. Clements
Starlite
Thayne Mebane
Clements
J. D. Hinton
Yarborough Visits West Texas Today for Senate Campaign
Senator Ralph Yarborough, seeking reelection to the U S Senate, planned a West Texas visit today arriving at Snyder's Winston Field at noon. Snyder attorney Robert R. Patterson, in charge of the event, announced details.
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Ralph Yarborough
United States Senate
West Texas
Snyder
Winston Field
Robert R. Patterson
Senator Yarborough Campaign Stop and Office Opening Planned
Yarborough will visit Lamesa for a campaign stop then dine at Snyder High School cafeteria and may be introduced to students. He will open the Democratic party headquarters at 2419 Avenue S after lunch and then head to Sweetwater. Local officials expect mixed reactions to the event.
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Lamesa
Snyder High School
Patterson
Democratic Party
Avenue S
Shebell
Sen
St. Patrick’s Day
Windsor Hotel
Abilene
Parking Meters Discontinued By Council's Action
The city council on Monday voted to repeal parking meters after an earlier first reading. The meeting also covered the appointment of Gene L. Dunlaney to speak for the city with county and school officials on aid to the Scurry County Boys' Club. Adams resigned, moving to San Antonio, and the city set a Boys Club budget of 17,500 dollars with funds from United Fund, the Boys' Club, schools, and the county.
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Der
Coun
Aton Department
Snyder
First County Boys’ Club
Guy Sullivan
Jack Peal
Lawrence
County and Son
Sullivan
Ksny Radio
Lome
United Fund
Texas Municipal League
Mainling
Dallas
Tenance
Gene L. Dulaney
Sny
Corporation
Dunlaney
David D
San
Antonio
Strike Ends Hinge On Local GM Demands
UAW strike against General Motors hinges on resolving about 17 000 local plant demands for working conditions and representation. Negotiators report progress. leaders say settlement of local issues is as crucial as a national contract to end the walkout affecting 1965 models and parts supplies to Ford and Chrysler. Walter Reuther and Louis Seaton describe an encouraging atmosphere with some progress but no earthshaking breakthroughs yet.
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Gene Schroeder
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter Reuther
Louis Seaton
Seaton
Rules County May Aid In Road Study
An Austin AP report notes Rules County may fund Highway Commission studies of the county road system, but AG opinion reaffirms a prior ruling that counties cannot use county funds to finance transportation plans or surveys for roads within federal and state highway systems.
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Rules
Austin
Tropical Storm Hilda Develops Near Cuba
The Weather Bureau says a disturbance crossing Cuba is developing into tropical storm strength. Named Hilda, it sits near 21.8N 84.5W, moving west at 12 mph with top winds near 40 mph. Forecasters expect slow strengthening as it travels west-northwest, prompting small craft to seek safe harbor near western Cuba and northern Yucatan.
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Miami
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Hilda
Yucatan
Farm Group May Buy Food Store
Washington AP reports the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with an American Farm Bureau Federation plan to acquire Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. stores to push direct farm purchasing. The aim is stronger farmer bargaining with funding from 1.6 million member families, about 400 million over five years, while denying price hikes.
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Washington
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American
Develop Farm Bureau Federation
Meri
Big Farm
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Weather snapshot across Texas shows varied cloud and warmth
Across North Central Texas to Southeast Texas, forecast calls for mostly to partly cloudy skies with periods of cloudiness and occasional showers. Temperatures range from highs in the mid 70s to upper 80s and lows from the mid 40s to the low 70s with slight warmups into Wednesday.
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