Father Reports Son In Hit Run Incident
Doyle Barnes Sr reports a dent in his 1961 white Chevrolet Corvair station wagon after learning his son Doyle Jr 13 was involved in a hit and run that injured Cheryl Howard 10. John Raymond Acord Jr 16 faces charges while both youths' parents cooperate and Cheryl remains in traction at Methodist Hospital for months.
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Dallas
UPI
Doyle King Barnes, Sr
Barnes
Doyle Barnes, Jr
Cheryl Howard
Dave Holcomb
Balch Springs
Cheryl
John Raymond Acord Jr
Acord
Hutchens
Tex
Methodist Hospital
Texas Papers Back Johnson in Editorials
In Dallas and Houston two major papers announce support for Lyndon Johnson in the coming election. The Dallas Times Herald lauds Johnson’s bipartisanship and civil rights record, while the Houston Post calls him most qualified to lead, citing economic policy and public service.
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Texas
Dallas Times Herald
The
Houston Post
Lyndon Johnson
Times Herald
Lyndon Baines Johnson
the Post
Post
Johnson
South Viet Nam names acting premier amid unrest
Dr Nguyen Xuan Oanh takes temporary leadership as Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh is deemed incapacitated after a week of rioting. A military triumvirate remains in place with American support backing the change, as Saigon braces for further clashes and the death toll rises.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Oanh
Khanh
Canh
Jack Owen
Car Cycle Collision Fatal Near Amarillo City
John Albert Rowland 55 of 4419 E Amarillo Blvd died when his motorcycle was struck by a car on Highway 136 northeast of Amarillo. Driver Forrest Dennis 25 of 816 Marrs and his family were uninjured. Mrs Dennis and daughter Sherry Lynn 3 and Melanie 1 were treated for facial cuts. Rowland maintained Amarillo residence four years. survived by wife Genevive and a stepdaughter.
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Amarillo Blvd
Highway 136
Forrest David Dennis
Marrs
Dennis
Bob Anderson
Sherry Lynn
Melanie
Northwest Texas Hospital
Robert Maxwell
St. Francis
Amarillo
Rowland
Justice of the Peace
Cliff Roberts
Tornadoes of Hurricane Cleo Hit Laurinburg and Nearby Areas
A tornado spawned by dying Hurricane Cleo struck Laurinburg North Carolina injuring at least 15. The same storm system spawned another tornado across Lake Murray South Carolina and a third into Charleston South Carolina. Damages included six houses and a flour mill.
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N.C
UPI
Cleo
Lake Murray
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Savannah
Luarinburg
Terry Sanford
Raleigh
Scotland County
B. P. Lynch
Lynch
Outbreak Hits Peak at Houston
Health officials said Houston’s encephalitis outbreak has likely peaked and should decline, as suspected cases rose to 393 since first detected eight weeks ago. The update came Saturday amid ongoing monitoring and containment efforts.
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Houston (Ap
Houston
Summer Race Riot Rundown in Harlem Brooklyn Rochester Jersey City Paterson
A Northern summer of race riots reports one dead and 141 injured in New York City with 519 arrested and 522 property incidents. Rochester sees 4 dead and 973 arrests after a riot at a dance hall. Jersey City and Paterson Elizabeth see dozens hurt, hundreds arrested, and looting at shops and housing areas.
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Harlem
Brooklyn
New York City
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
N.J
Paterson
Elizabeth
North Philadelphia riots quieted after gunfire and looting
Police said five or six shots rang out at 29th and Norris as looting and brick throwing continued in a strife torn section of North Philadelphia. About 1,400 officers reinforced the area to restore order amid separate reports of a shotgun incident.
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Philadelphia
North Side
Ray Sunday
Oak Cliff
Father
Norris
Fred T. ‘Corleto
Scientific Satellite Shot Due
The United States plans to launch the Orbiting Geophys ical Observatory A, an oversized satellite with 29 experiments from seven government labs and nine universities. It aims for a looping orbit from 170 miles to 92 000 miles to study the atmosphere magnetosphere and interplanetary space beyond Earth. NASA says it marks a milestone and will enable many simultaneous experiments with a unified design and up to 50 experiments.
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Washington
United States
Cleo
Geophysical Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Trio Rescued From Lake Erie After 13 Hour Ordeal
William Adler and two Fort Wayne businessmen Keith Griffin and Norm Hilgeman survived a long night at sea off Toledo after their 26 foot cabin cruiser sank in a restricted area. They clung to a buoy as rescue crews responded and all were later picked up without hospital care.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William Adler
Toledo
Ohio
Griffin
Bill
Seabees
Adler
Hilgeman
Stanley G. Agielsky
Coast Guard
Weather outlook for Amarillo 1944 with sun expected
The report notes sunny skies and cooler temperatures for Amarillo, mentioning the sun predominated 238 days of a 24 month span in 1944. Readers are directed to page 72 for a detailed forecast and weather details.
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Amarillo
Turkish Protests Grow Over Cyprus Rotation Postponement
Thousands of Turkish students staged anti American demonstrations in Ankara and Istanbul for a third day. Clashes with police and troops injured several as protesters tore flags and tried to storm the U S Embassy. The Cyprus rotation delay was cited to avert open warfare with Greek Cypriot forces.
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Turkey
UPI
Istanbul
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Alexi Voronin
Kremlin
National Assembly
U.S
Istanbul Hilton
United Arab Republic
Johnson
United Nations
Thant
Makarios
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