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San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - June 9, 1966, San Antonio, Texas Telephone 86th 141 JUNE 62 PAGES 5 CENTS 15-Mile eka A wide the Topeka t levying a 15-rmle of the ex- not yet guess would around r said Mayor Charles W. jir 1> MORE BODIES After helicopter trip over the area today he said the was far greater than he earlier to more in J persons was were i thousand left The south west corner a residential 15 to the where there was extensive damage at 4ne Municipal I CAMPUS DAMAGED 4 the storm every building on the 160-acre burn in: ruins or area at the Downtown business arid caused extensive through east Topeka area around the Santa Fe Weather forecaster Garrett said the fact there were no more with such a massive storm moving through a heavily area was tribute to work the 15 years safe j WARNING SOUNDED Garrett said the warning ens were ordered at clock in one of the first areas struck was stopped 15 minutes at p.m. i home of. Kansas State 60 miles west of also suffered heavy property About 65 sons were also caused damage it Basehor and the as prompted spherical this informal r in as tornado looms torn Kansas 1, 3.) Si of f Enemy dead worn air Texan In Viet Fighting WASHINGTON An- other has died in Viet the Defense Department announced Air Force Robert L. Big was killed in He lias Kenry W. Kruger says successful marriage requires falling in love many always with William 62, w a s the same 84, killed his trailer home was overturned near I William was the scene of some of worst damage soon after the tornado Ke called the tional Guard and requested sistance personnel at by Forbes Air Force statehouse in damage to the roof of the capital Windows the building blown out and trees on the grounds were shredded or blown The state printing of the statehouse was badly The National Reserve Life Insurance Co. a 10-sto- ry structure in the downtown area was roped off for fear tions of it would Police on Page 16, Col. and 83, their 65th wedding LONDON A tee of Boy Scout leaders urged the organization toy scrap its short drop word boy from its name and interest in committee's ered after two and half years of recommended a the worldwide organization founded in Britain by Lord Baden-Powell in 41 of them under 45 said report that the need the report ne the damaging our im- for They are responsible be scout movement dubbed a ion m which men drop boyhood They recommended mush The 24 committee The Editor DELIVERY If you fail to receive your please call your neighborhood carrier boy first If be cannot be reached call Before p.m. Monday thru Saturday and 7 a.m. to 11 Free rent for seamen is the latest target of Joe head of the National He wants the ship owners to build high-rise apartments in the big ports and homes in less ed Read Victor column on Page 42. of Green has turned out to be a hit Young East that the Communist overseers have decided it must be Bob Considine reports on Page 43. You whose letter is in Helen Asked for today on Page 32, says young people know they have adults oa the ran and they're testing to see just how far the parents WELL TODAY'S INDEX Pages 38, 39. Around the Page 55, Batman Page 57. Pages 45-54. between pages 2C 21. Death Page 45, Page 42. Page 43. Page 41. Goren on Page 1-AA Page 1-AA. Pages 30-S3. Pages 21-23. Texas Page 58. TV jid indicates ave been the tdn of New The to for ids the j on of city bid McAllister expresse interest a he is an site not in the to with no The streamliners said scouts wear berets instead o the army am hat the shirts should CHILDISH GAMES They also Scouting activities should b sept to a minimum and moded activities and should be Senior and Rover Scouts should called a name is active and forward look Boy Scouts be calle between th ages of 16 and 20 should b meeting the report de It recommended a join committee representing Ventur Scout units and Guide Girl units to their Thailand Asks For Team Thailand An spokesman said 109: Americans 636; Jpr previous was 87 f C: I; this given DEAD week's the Vietnamese dead brought to Sputh said 121 were last compared killed and 55 missing in the allied command ed 902 Communists com- pared with the previous et Division of General down 13 Company of- refused further observers they it would mean ion cuts amounting to some Sailors Burned Aboard Carrier Japan Five U.S. sailors were talks between the 6 i to Jant Nam Americans by enemy official said Ne today the second of -a Western Union strike which has left all of the nation except New York without tele burned by spilled fuel day as a jet took off from the carrier a S. Navy spokesman said company and members of the Commercial Telegraphers Union were recessed without any hopeful signs of First has United Nations requested to send ers again .to inspect the Cambodian border and to help end hostilities between traditional informed sources said For the first time this showers have popped up in the A low pressure cell Thursday there's a that the move into the he city and per cent city's zero chance rainfall reading for June will be j The may to and with them will come pleasantly cooler After an overnight low .in the high 60s, the mercury should climb no higher about 87 6a SaigOn Prices been causing a serious for the to Saigon mer price risen per cent for the class 55 per cent of working FORECAST It be cloudy and warm Friday with a few widely S o u t h e 5 to 15 The high day will be near 87, and I the low will be near 68.: Wednesday's was 91 and the low early was 73. The low 90s were pre- for Thursday's h i g Probability of 20 per ceni Thursday night and TEMPERATURES Midnight 75 handle said and length ph 1 a.m. 2 3 a.m. 4 5 a.m. a.m. Last Yean 74 74 73 73 73 73 High 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 Noon Low 74 Page 5i> whirled he of Mexico just rolled in the storm's dangerous been Alma to the threes tbj feet above ed beach roads and closed and bridges connecting a chain of offshore resort fop 100 miles whirled around the center as the struck me city of SL Petersburg a glancing but tent SPARED A last-minute westerly shift in the storm's track spared St. sister the worst of Alma's Heavy rains over the en- tire Florida peninsula and spread northward into Angry seas kept small craft pinned down in ports the full length of both Florida coasts and along the Georgia Scattered minor injuries on Page 16, Col. 5) Most Stores Open This Evening

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