Navy Sailor Serves Aboard Oriskany in South China Sea
Robert Simpson, son of Mr. TL Simpson of 16h N Market, serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany in the South China Sea with the carrier unit providing air support for American and South Vietnamese operations in both North and South Vietnam. Simpson is an aviation ordnanceman third class.
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TV season words shift from creative to quality in reviews
Television executives stress quality over originality as many shows imitate last year's successes. Analysts note familiar premises echo across networks with The Loner and Have Gun Will Travel parallels while interviewers and teasers avoid spoilers and promise strong scripting.
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Freedom Of Information bill stalls in House opposition
Washington AP report outlines White House opposition to a broader freedom of information bill. It notes executive privilege concerns, FBI files secrecy, and Justice Department resistance. Supporters Moss and Long remain cautiously optimistic despite stalled House action and ongoing subcommittee hearings.
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Secret Service Garb Matches The Occasion
Washington AP reports the Secret Service adopts clerical attire for public appearances with President Johnson including Luci Johnson’s graduation at Washington National Cathedral and Baylor University. Agents wear formal wear for white tie events and sportier clothes for casual duties to blend in while maintaining security.
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Murder Suspected In Dallas Woman's Death
Dallas police believe an unidentified woman found in a gravel pit south of the Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike may have died from blows with a heavy instrument. The skull was crushed and coroner results are pending. Identifications would rely on dental or fingerprint records. The body was taken to Parkland Hospital.
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College board of regents election urged for Lee College
Bill Elliott urged an election to name a Lee College board of regents. Judge Elliott planned to review petitions as a potential step toward resolving the separation matter. Champ Crayford presented the petitions to ensure citizens in the school district obtain a board of regents for Lee College.
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Weekend toll in Texas violence reaches 21 dead
The Associated Press reports 21 deaths across Texas last weekend from gunshot, stabbing, and traffic crashes. Victims include John W. Cooley in Dallas, Ronald Vinson in Houston, and Julian Sanchez near Pharr, with multiple drownings, crashes, and a fatal shooting in Harris County.
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Four Baytonians Hurt In Separate Car Accidents
Four Baytonians sustained injuries in separate weekend traffic accidents. Judy Larkin, 5, escaped with knee and wrist abrasions after her bicycle was struck at Harold Lane at 10 a.m. Sunday. Beaver Prince, 40 Brentwood, could not avoid the collision. Gordon Nelson, 34, of Wade Road, suffered a broken collarbone after a two car crash at West Pearce and Gaillard. Annie Bourge, 35, was ticketed for failure to yield after colliding with Nelson at the same intersection. Arthur Hunt, 40, on North Main near Midway, slipped on slick pavement and was injured. Frankie Russell, 75, a rear- passenger, was treated at Gulf Coast Hospital. Elen Reichenau stopped for red light when struck from the rear by William Light. Russell remained in the Reichenau car.
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Johnson and Taylor discuss Viet Nam war woes
Johnson aide Johnson and Taylor commented on weekend Viet Nam issues. They cited insufficient trained manpower and Saigon political instability as serious problems, noted U.S. commitment expansion with 50 000 more troops, and said air raids in North Viet Nam hinder infiltration. Wheeler warned defeat would push U.S. defense elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
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State Department Tightens Security Measures Today
The State Department will shut off free public access to its building for the first time in peacetime to boost security. A spokesman said the move follows a departmental task force report and costs about 250000 this year. A 78 member guard force will man all entrances at Foggy Bottom, Washington. Access requires approved accreditation or permission.
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Bread strike narrows to five bakeries across region
Breadhour disputes push negotiators to set terms as bakers from Mrs Bairds Rainbo Schoitts Continental Baking and American Bakeries press wage seniority pension and a shift from six to five days. Bakery officials say no bread shortages expected as grocers and restaurants collect bread at the five plants.
Baytown Man Surrenders Over Assault to Murder Charge
Monnie Cowins a 23 year old Baytown resident surrendered to police with his lawyer after being charged with assault to murder in a shooting at Idle Boar Cafe. Abraham Lincoin Murphy, 34, was shot in the upper chest and is listed in fair condition at Ben Taub Hospital. Police say the gun, a .22 caliber pistol, was involved after a pool game dispute.
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