Unger Memorial Library Adds $200000 Expansion
The Plainview library has completed a $200000 expansion as part of a $3 million city capital improvement program. A cross town note mentions youth swimming activities in Page 11 and other local events on Page 7.
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Bomb strikes soldier as violence escalates in Sha Tau Kok
A British soldier was wounded by a bomb in Sha Tau Kok near the Hong Kong border amid renewed violence that left seven dead and 11 injured in a weekend clash with Red Chinese forces. Police and Gurkha troops patrolled to prevent further outbreaks while authorities appealed for peace.
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Guns Silent as Fighting Rages Around Suez Canal
An Associated Press report describes MIG21 patrols along the western Suez Canal but no crossing into Israeli-occupied territory. Clashes spread from Ras El Ish to Port Said and Port Fuad, with Israeli jets claiming a downed Egyptian fighter. Egyptian and Arab leaders debate actions as regional tensions rise.
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Girl Feared Kidnapped in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police search for 5 year old Judith Ann Elwell missing since Thursday night. Up to 300 people, planes, helicopters and ground teams scoured more than 150 square miles across two counties around her home and the South Canadian River area. A blue tennis shoe found near an abandoned house is being treated as a possible clue.
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Senate approves pay bill and staffing boosts in new funding package
Senate action focuses on a $45 million fund to cover salaries and expenses for the final period of this Congress, added to a House approved $228 million legislative money bill. The package includes payroll transparency, 46 new Capitol Police officers, four additional elevators, and expanded long distance allowances.
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McNamara Sees North Vietnam 152mm Self-Propelled Gun
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara observed near Con Thien as Marines and North Vietnamese clashed over long-range artillery. Reported is North Vietnam's 152mm self-propelled gun firing 108-pound shells up to 17 miles, potentially its most dangerous weapon seen in the conflict.
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Con Thien
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
McNamara
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Tiny whooping crane becomes second captive hatchling in four days
San Antonio Zoo officials pluck a skinny whooping crane chick from Rosie and Crip, making them the first captive breeding pair in five years. The newborn, born at 7 30 am, will be raised in care then released to a small pen, later joining a Baltimore flock.
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