Two Killed in Bus Collision In Laverne Oklahoma
A collision near Laverne Oklahoma between a car and a Woodward High School football bus killed Gary Rottmayer a 16 year old former polio patient and Ted Held 19 of Salt Lake City Utah. Six others were injured and treated at local hospitals as the team headed to Texhoma for a 2 30 p m game.
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Laverne
Okla
Woodward High School
Gary Rottmayer
Ted Held
Salt Lake City
Utah
State 3
Woodward
Lynn Lawson
George Chase
Richard Whittaker
Mitch Laird
Tammy Willams
John Annis
Laverne Hospital
Woodward, Okla
Annis
Woodward Memorial Hospital
Jasper Overton
Bes Bernard
Liverne Hospital
China’s Aet Spurs Fear Of Conflict Near India
Indian officials report Chinese Communist troops probed into India at two points and then withdrew, heightening fears of a broader invasion as border ultimatum deadlines approach. Spokesmen say four border points show massing along the Himalayan frontier near Sikkim and Tibet, with move described as provocation. UPI cites troops within 500 feet of the frontier and a potential escalation noted by New Delhi.
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New Delhi
API
India
Peking
Lal Bahadur Shastri
M. C. Chandla
United Nations
Shastri
UPI
Gangtok
Sikkim
China
Tibet
Jelepla
Indian Defense Ministry
U.S
Maryland Governor Targeted in Assassination Threat Mixup
State police traced a midnight telephone threat that spoke of assassinating five speeches by the governor in Maryland. The caller claimed to be the lieutenant's secretary and sought Governor Millard Tawes's number while authorities initially believed the targets were Rockefeller and Wilson. Investigators pursue the unidentified caller, who left a tavern booth after making the call.
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Lackawanna
Nelson A Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Maryland
John D. Steinmetz
Rockefeller and
Wilson
Steinmetz
Leutenant
J Millard Tawes
Buffalo
Rockefeller
Tawes
Cavalry in Action as Yanks Hit Guerrillas Near An Khe
U S Army forces clashed with Viet Cong guerrillas near An Khe amid the arrival of the First Cavalry Airmobile Division. The fighting began with an airlift of troops and continued into the night, with two US helicopters reported down. The Flying Horsemen, trained for rough terrain, arrived in force and set defense positions around An Khe while Viet Cong threats linger along Route 19.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
An Khe
First Cavalry
U.S
Qui Nhong
Qui Nhon
Highlands
Pleiku
Weather Outlook for Armaville Area Today
Morning sun gives way to mostly cloudy skies with showers of thundershowers. About 40 percent of the area may see precipitation. Warmer temperatures with a high near 86 as detailed on Page 7.
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Armarille
Fedley
California wildfires threaten towns as flames burn 315 square miles
Firefighting crews battled multiple blazes across 21 counties in northern California. By Saturday 270 fires had burned 315 square miles, destroyed about 120 homes and 400 outbuildings, killed livestock, and forced evacuations as 5,000 firefighters worked amid shifting winds.
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GAN Francisco AP Weary Forest Rangers
California
Latrone
Tom Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Sacramento Valley
San Francisco
Auburn
Middletown
Vacaville
Earler
Humboldt County
Sinn Francisco
Wilbur Springs
Bray Canyon
Hazlewood Dinner Draws State Leaders in Canyon
Demos laud Gov Hazlewood as the downstate delegation, including Gov Connally and Lt. Gov Smith, attends a Canyon reception. The gathering notes Hazlewood's re election plans and hints at Carr and Smith future campaigns. State officials from Public Welfare to Health and Education join in the event with many aides and regional leaders present.
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John Connally
Sen
Grady Hazlewood
Canyon
Gov. Connally
Sen. Hazlewood
John B. Connally
Downstate
Texas Senate
Texas House of Representatives
College
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
James P. Cernette
WTST
Field House
Connally
AM. Aikin Jr
Paris
Senate
Hazlewood
Smith
Carr
Jeh Tower
Texas
U.S. Senate
John Winters
Amarillo
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
DeWitt Greer
Texas Highway Department
J. F Peavy
George B. Constant
Victoria
Texas Department of Mental Health
Elmer Baum
Austin
State Board of Health
Rayburn Bell
New Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
R. Crawford
The
Texas Liquor Control Board
Will Odum
Park and Wildlife Commission
Jerry Kolaunder
Fire damages Saratoga Hospital. one firefighter dead
A fast moving fire engulfed the main section of a three story Saratoga Hospital on a Saturday. One firefighter died and several others were injured as an aerial ladder collapsed. The maternity and pediatric wards were spared and evacuations proceeded to nearby Kramer House and Corinth Hospital with aid from 100 personnel from a nearby Air Force base.
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Saratoga Springs Novap
Saratoga Hospital
Corinth Hospital
Saratoga Spring
Kramer House
Air Force
Malta
Fair Opens Monday At Tri-State Grounds Parade To Lead
Crowds will swell as fair opens at Tri-State Fairgrounds Monday with 75,000 free school tickets. A massive 86 unit parade along Polk Street starts at 10 a.m. and winds from 12th Street to 3rd Street past the Herring Hotel before disbanding near the Santa Fe underpass.
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Tri-State Fairgrounds
Polk Street
12Th Street
Polk
3Rd
Herring Hotel
Santa Fe
Debbi Clark Shows Pet Bunny at Tri State Fair
Debbie Clark of Pampa presents Sammy a six month old New Zealand White buck in the rabbit show at the Tri State Fair. The 12 year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark, hopes for a judge's decision as a busy fair week unfolds with record livestock entries and a thriving Bull Barn.
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Debbie Clark
Pampa
Sammy
New Zealand
Debbie
Arthur Clark
Senate Draws Carr
Gov. John B. Connally spoke at a Texas Democratic meeting about running again, citing the need for political stability and balance between state and federal government. He pledged to urge voters to pass a constitutional amendment limiting terms.
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John B. Connally
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Holiday Inn West
Connally
Texas
Roger Miller Cancels Tri-State Fair Hollywood Palace
Singer Roger Miller of Erick Oklahoma cancels appearances with Dale Robertson and Johnny Tillotson at the Tri-State Fair Hollywood Palace amid illness. Miller is hospitalized with severe streptostillitis and cannot perform before September 26 at the earliest. Officials will seek a replacement while the show proceeds as scheduled.
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Roger Miller
Erick, Okla
Dale Robertson
Johnny Tillotson
Hollywood Palace
Tri-State Fair
Miller
California
Amarillo
Fair
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State Board of Education
Clayton Heare
Board of Regents
West Texas State University
Old Gray Fox
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
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San Antonio
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Jack Hightower
Vernon
Andy Rogers
Lee Demos
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