Viet Cong Raid Near Saigon Wounds Several At Airport
Viet Cong forces attacked near Saigon injuring multiple people at Tan Son Nhut Airport. A helicopter crash followed the ambush on a government convoy, with U.S. servicemen and civilians reported wounded or killed. A second blast earlier hit the civilian terminal, damaging the building and windows. Lt Gen Westmoreland was aboard a plane during the incident. officials warned the airport may not reopen before Thursday.
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Lakeview Senior Citizens Weather and Tide Watch
A Lakeview area senior group reports on upcoming weather and tides for seniors and residents. Mention of sessions at SUBAY TOWN and PSATSY C200 DY, with notes on shelter needs and local activity. Names like Johnny Basch and Anna Mae appear among community references.
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Rod and Gun Club Plan Fish Contest
In Baytown Lions Club event notes a fish contest is planned with the Rod and Gun Club contributing to the activity. The article mentions awards and community involvement, with references to associated groups and a university connection.
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Demonstrators Protest Viet Policy At Pentagon
Demonstrators gather outside the Pentagon to protest Viet policy. Police disperse the crowd amid heated exchanges as speakers plan to address veterans and nonviolent action advocates. Pentagon officials faced the protest with security and briefings planned for later.
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Houston Bid Keeps National Lab Site Hope Alive
U K official Wilson notes a fierce competition as Rep Albert Thomas backs Houston for an Energy Commission accelerator complex. Humble Oil and affiliates offer a 3 000 acre tract between Emington City and the Manned Space Center, valued up to 15 million dollars. The project could employ about 2 000 people with construction starting after July 1 1966. Thomas cites Houston advantages including climate universities schools airports and soil but warns it will be hard to secure the site. The plan includes a high energy lab for basic matter research with a one mile diameter ring and a 200 billion electron volt range.
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Proposed & Million National Accelerator
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Wellingsdey
Washinstar
Humble Ol & Refiring Co
Humble
Emington Aty Evpras Base
Manned Space Foray Center
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Harris County
Megin
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Tee
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Space Agency
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Assistant DA Here Changes Predicted In Court
Assistant Harris County district attorney predicts court rulings will affect television coverage and later phases of trials following the Billie Sol Estes case. Robertson notes judges in the Estes matter faced objections to TV cameras and anticipates broader use of in-court video, with one justice possibly breaking the majority.
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Harris County
Samy Robertson
Houston
Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Oseavinddin Charze
Robertson
Cis
Sant
Lie Laitevik
Estes
Defendamt
Rites Thursday For Veteran Resident
Berta S. Faulkner 84 died Tuesday in Dayton. She was a charter reader of Second at Church and will have services at Second Baptist. The body will be sent Friday morning to Carsier Pearson Funeral Homes in Vietarme Texas for rites at Squaw Creek Cemetery in Rainbow. Memorials are asked to See and Baptist Church. Survivors include a brother Shannon of Cleopatrick, a daughter Winifred Navarre, Mrs Keanie Williams, and nine nieces and nephews.
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Carsier-Pearson Funeral Homes
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New Electrical Plant Installed On Decker Drive
A new electrical generating plant has been installed at 600 Seckery Drive by the Natural Gas Ordering Co of Hokiston. The facility will produce 12 to 13 million pounds of products annually and ship materials to various containers and tank cars. Plant relocation of some components to the BesWia site will occur within weeks as construction progresses.
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Lea
Odernizing Co
Hokiston
Aptany
Aeerdgs Tor Ie
Beast Tira
ST Omiten
Uisna
BesWia
Pany
Seth Roberson
Rumite QO
Refining Co
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Roberson
Sun
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Bayshore Men Form Liggett Public Relations Committee
Six Bayshore men, including Mayor Lee Liggett, join a public relations subcommittee of the Regional Advisory Committee for Houston Harris County. The group aims to inform residents, coordinate transportation needs, and promote countywide plans. A meeting is planned next month with local chambers and highway officials to discuss the study and its implementation.
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Lee Liggett
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Excise Tax Bill Nears Completion
Washington Senate and House proceed toward a conference to finish the $4.7 billion excise tax bill. Key issues include July 1 as the effective date and autos tax cuts. conflicts over the 10 percent rate, staged reductions, and safety requirements shape the plan with multiple scheduled cuts through 1969.
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Sewell B. Long
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House
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Funeral Rites Thursday For 42 Year Baytonian
Baytown resident Mrs. Anderson dies in Bayshore Nursing La Porte at age 42. Services led by Rev James Savell of Ieustan at Tevernacle. Burial in Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery. Survived by husband Harvey K. Hnie and children plus many relatives. Burial under Paul U. Lee Funeral Home.
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EL Murrill
Tevernacle
James Savell
Ieustan
Braytown
Anderson
Bayshare Nursing
la Porte
Lara
WG Inne
Cans
Presbyterium
AM Wesley Woods
Ocie L. Woods
Raymond M. Woods
J. R. Woods
Louis Lo Woods
Henry Wools
Cecil J. Anderson
Paul H. Ander
Baytown
Woods
Bart
B. Buckles
Dayton
E. E. Gardner
Houston
Harvey Kk. Hnie
Dallas
Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery
Paul U. Lee
Allen Rice Jr Master’s Degree From Harvard
Allen Rice Jr will receive his master’s degree in architecture June 17 at Harvard University. He has been active with the Baston Society of Axects and worked with architect John B. Boers. His graduation dates and family plans are noted, with relatives planning to attend.
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Harvard University
Baston Society of Axects
John B. Boers
Cambria
Rices
Joyce
James Allen
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Te Fer
Childry
1965 Goose Creek School Taxes Totaled 4 210 158
The Goose Creek School district tax assessor Bennett reported 1965 total school taxes collected through May 31 were 4 261 058.2, including 4 899 67 in delinquent taxes. Current taxes 3 280 45 and delinquent taxes 228 175 were unpaid for 1922 63. Delinquent May collections totaled 1 548 70.
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St. Bennett
Caliertar
Psehaol
Bennett
ISG
Labor Party Crisis Deepens Amid Election Watch
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces rising peril as Labour fights to avert a fall election. May trade deficits widen, the pound weakens, and Gallup shows Conservative leads, while Labour grapples with fiscal crises and backbench pressure.
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Harold Wilson
Wilson
Labor
Britain
Krueger murder case gets appeal ruling in Corpus Christi slayings
Paul Eric Krueger, a California WW-year-old, charged with the April 12 murder of three Corpus Christi fishermen, is entitled to a stay as the Court of Criminal Appeals ruled today. A related Houston note states a monorail system will shuttle travelers from the terminal to parking lots, to be built by rental elevatoring company.
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Paul Eric Krueger
Corpus Christi
Teves Court of Criminal Appeals
Hmouston
Houston International Airport
Frank Hildebrand to Speak at Baytown Chamber Friday
Baytown Chamber of Commerce hosts Frank Hildebrand former Sun staffer and director of the Texas Tourist Development Agency will address the crowd at Holiday Inn. Hildebrand and his wife Joyce live in Austin and will discuss state efforts to attract more tourists and expand the agency’s activities.
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