Cambodian Border II Scene of Buildup
In South Viet Nam, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces tightened the push into a plateau near Cambodia as heavy air attacks continued. The 1st Cavalry and 8th Division reinforced amid sharp engagements with North Vietnamese units, while B-52s bombed Haiphong depot and a new phase of Operation Hastings saw raids south of the demilitarized zone. Navy pilots reported progress with limited casualties, and weather from Typhoon Phyllis reduced raids Tuesday to fewer missions than usual.
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Mass Slaying Prompts Meeting Of Connally Law Officials
Gov. Connally ordered a meeting with Texas law enforcement to address the Charles Joseph Whitman massacre that killed 16 and wounded 3. The piece notes autopsy findings of a brain tumor possibly linked to the killer's acts, and includes comments from Whitman’s father in Lake Worth, Texas.
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Bridge protest period set for Gulf Coast project
Persons may protest the 317-foot bridge by sending objections to the District Engineer Corps of Engineers Galveston PO Box 1235. Plans are in Room 715 Santa Fe Building Galveston. Protests must be filed by August 25 and, if none are received, no objections are presumed. Permit issuance depends mainly on navigation impact, with fish and wildlife concerns included in the record.
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Hospital Admits List From Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
A hospital notice lists dozens of admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist. Entries include Cynthia Cordell of Mont Belvieu in Room 120, Ann Ostermayer in Room 105, Rex Field in Room 101, James Park in Room 124, Hevin Meyer in Room 134, and many others with addresses in Highlands Mont Belvieu Baytown Channelview and Dassetta. New arrivals include Howard Doucet and spouse at Gulf Coast newborn twins born Aug 2.
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Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy of Dempsey Tegeler Co
A historic ledger style list presents midday stock quotes from Dempsey Tegeler Co with prices and percent changes for numerous firms including Allis Chalmers Ford General Electric General Motors Chevron Exxon Mobil and Dow Chemical among others. The compilation highlights industrials energy and transportation stocks with varied movement indicators.
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Explosive racial unrest hits Omaha amid multiple outbreaks
In Omaha Neb a station explosion rocked a predominantly black area amid three day violence with police seeking a white car crew. Similar racial clashes erupted in Chicago Providence Perth Amboy and Atlanta with injuries arrests and police responses across cities. Authorities prepared investigations and deployed extra patrols as tensions persisted.
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Optimists Plan Baytown Football Program Monday
Baytown Optimist Club president Lester Alford announced at the regular meeting that the Football Come to Baytown program will be held at 7 p.m. Monday. Baytown Sun editor Bill Lace will lead the event introducing W4A school coaches and district sportwriters. Also discussed was a Baytown Traffic Council report by chairman Bob Feinberg.
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Baytown survivor recalls mall sniper attack and escape
Carroll described panicked shoppers at the LIT mall realizing danger as a sniper opened fire and killed Charles Whitman. He helped the wounded, fled in a zigzag pattern, and reached Brackenridge Hospital before returning home. He later verified his identity in person.
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Inland Steel Raises Prices Amid Government Restraint
Inland Steel announces a price increase on prime grade hot rolled sheets and strips from 5.40 to 5.45 per hundred pounds, and primary rolled strips to 6.87 per hundred pounds, while citing modest gains to align with the government's price restraint program. The move follows a prior administration pressure and contrasts with industry profits, as US Steel earnings fall and Bethlehem shows a gain in the first half of 1966.
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