Sooners Defend Jurist in Impeachment Trial
Johnson 74, a long serving Indian jurist, did not testify on the third day of his impeachment trial before the State Senate. Prosecutors found 86 cashier’s checks totaling over 6000 dollars from 1957 to 1942 and will try to link them to safety deposit box visits. Defense argued Corn is corrupt and Johnson is a man of character, preparing to testify when the trial resumes Monday.
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Johnson
State Senate
N. S Corn
U S Hesitates on Dominican Junta Recognition
Washington officials withheld formal recognition of the Dominican Republic's new junta government while the OAS reconvened to pursue a return to constitutional rule. Both the junta and rebel factions claimed control of parts of Santo Domingo and the country as talks advance.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Caribbean
Francisco Caamano Deno
U.S
Republic
Santo Domingo
Texas A and M star shatters shot put world mark
Randy Matson, a 20 year old Texas A and M athlete, broke the listed world record with a 70 feet 7 inch shot, surpassing Dallas Long's 67 feet 10 inch mark. Matson, 6 foot 6, 255 pounds, also beat Long in multiple trials during the Southwest Conference meet.
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College Station
Long
Tokyo
Matson
Brother of Missing Army Pilot Captured in Viet Cong Hold
Donald Dawson searching for his Army pilot brother Daniel L. Dawson, missing since November after a crash near Bien Hoa, is now a prisoner of Viet Cong. U S officials say rescuing him risks his life. A priest arranged a meeting to discuss recovering Daniel’s body.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Donald Dawson
U.S
Daniel L. Dawson
South
Dawson
Bien Hoa
Red-held
Father Dean
Daniel
Associated Press
Delgado Remains Identified as Portuguese Opposition Leader
In Madrid a body found near the Portuguese border on April 24 was identified as Gen Humberto Delgado, with authorities noting it would be released to relatives if permitted. A second body believed to be Delgado's secretary, Araceli Campos, was found nearby. Delgado, based in Algiers, vanished in January and led a dramatic 1961 hijacking event.
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Spain
Humberto Delgado
Ministry of Justice
Delgado
Arajerir Campos
Badajoz
Algiers
Santa Maria
Recife
Brazil
Henrique Galvao
Galvao
Tornado Leaves Primrose in Ruins. Four Dead in Nebraka Village
Tornadoes swept across central Nebraska killing at least four residents and destroying much of Primrose. Fire Marshal reports most homes leveled while the schoolhouse stood. Gov. Morrison ordered national guardsmen to Primrose as 129 residents faced counts of the missing.
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Primrose
Neb
Nebraska
Dick Spiegel
Albion
State Patrol
Dan Casey
Frank Morrison
Primrose Albion
Jack Lough
Lough
Lorrell Olson
Wayne
Omaha
Myrtle Barry
Fabulous NAWAPA plan eyed for state review
Santa Fe—A plan to irrigate deserts by diverting water from Canadian and Alaskan rivers is to be discussed May 25 by state officials. The North American Water and Power Alliance would divert 20 percent of northern river flow over 30 years at an estimated cost around 100 billion dollars.
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Santa FE
Santa F E
North American Water and Power Alliance
Nawapa
Ralph M
University of New Mexico
United States
Mexico
U.S. Senate
Committee On Public Works
Pacific Ocean
Jaschke
North American
Great Lakes
U S Jets Bombard Vinh Base in Largest Viet Nam Strike
U S warplanes flew 278 sorties against North Viet Nam, targeting the Vinh airfield radar station and barracks. About 160 tons of bombs and Bullpup missiles damaged the base, with two Navy F8 Crusaders shot down and one pilot listed as missing. another rescued in the South China Sea in good condition.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Hanoi
Red Air Base
South China Sea
Coral
Soviet Embassy staff expelled from Canada for espionage
Canada expelled two Soviet Embassy members A E Bytchkov and V N Poluchkin after they spent thousands on espionage and tried to recruit Canadian women. They sought defense data and pipeline information, bribed a Canadian civil servant, and left Canada with authorities saying no damage was done.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
Canadian External Affairs Department
A. E. Bytchkov
V. N. Poluchkin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Paul Martin
Absent-Minded Sioux Recalls Rain Dance Rain Fails Then Works
In Broken Bow Nebraska a 68-year-old Sioux chief called Kills-In-Sight performed a rain dance and fired three howitzer shells but saw little rain at first. After recalling a missing step, he completed the dance over the phone with banker Tom Varney and Nebraska finally received heavy rain, up to 10 inches in some areas.
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Broken Bow
Rosebud
South Dakota
Tom Varney
Varney
Kills
Nebraska
Amarillo Sees 122 Days Of Sunshine In 1965
Weather report notes fair and cool conditions with a high in the low 70s. Full details appear on page 2.
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Amarillo
Thunderbirds to perform Armed Forces Day flight in Amarillo
The USAF Thunderbirds will take off from Amarillo AFB at 2 20 p m for a 30 minute precision flight as part of Armed Forces Day events. They arrive from Randolph AFB San Antonio after performing Saturday. A mass parachute jump was canceled due to high winds.
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Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
U. S. Air Force
Polk Street
U. S. Army Reserve Company B
Air Force Cid
Amarillo Afb
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