Johnsons Dominican policy tests U S promise
President Johnson orders Marines into the Dominican Republic, arguing to protect lives and prevent a Communist takeover. The move tests the OAS inter American system and decades of non intervention pledges, amid tense anti American sentiment in the Dominican. The piece contrasts past U S interventions under FDR Eisenhower and the Cuban missteps with Castro, noting political risk for Johnson.
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Johnson
Dominican Republic
United States
Francisco Caamano Deno
Maines
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The
Organization of American States
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Owishi D. Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Salis
Eisenhower
Loo
Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
John J. Kennes Dy
Cuba
National call for gun control amid rising gun crimes
LBJ frames a nationwide battle against rape robbery and murder with public order and safety at stake. He cites firearm murders and argues Congress must act despite NRA attacks on private gun ownership. The plan would restrict hand gun sales to in state residents raise dealer licenses and empower the Treasury secretary to halt manufacture import or sale of weapons.
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NRA
Secretary of the Treasur
Board eyes modernization of school office procedures
Beavers says modernization is needed and Tax Assessor George Bennett can install a new system within a year. The board plans to hire a finance director and a purchasing agent to implement the improved procedures. System study reps delayed by Dallas flight and urged data processing under controlled conditions to tighten internal controls and purchasing.
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Beavers
Mitchell
George Bennett
Bennett
Bill Hinson
Stems
Dallas
School Business
Parkinson
Cehoul
Bbaamd
Saxent
Police Detective Work Faces Manpower Strains
Police describe chronic understaffing with three full time detectives and one helper handling twenty complaints each, leading to delays and a backlog. Officers stress crime prevention and shift gaps, noting juvenile cases and a range of offenses from burglary to fraud, with charges sometimes dropped by complainants.
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Hal Ricketson
Robert Merchant
Jack Maxwell
Cleve Dickens
Murde
Senate Continues Frog Page Names and Dist Lists
Fragmented OCR lists multiple districts and counties with names like Ost Clay Eastere Tar Dist Ta-Seumt and 2-Crane Crockett Ectar, plus counties such as El Paso Brewster Culberson Huaspetn Preside Dist 15 Srche and many others. The text appears as a garbled roster of officials and districts with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
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Ty Webb
Wiser
Zagato
Rexcr
Paw Pinto
Cache
Cove
Cour Mon
pSterong
Stonewo
Teylor
Throcwmsriter
Young Dist
Crane
Crockett
Ectar
Edewards
Irion
Kinney Loving
Moiasd
Reagan
Reever
Scniecher
Iisr
Terre
Tam Greer
Uaton
Uvolve
Fund Vet Verde
Berar
Cameron
Ancrews
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Crosby
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Lean
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Culberson
el Paso
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Corie
Dickens
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Foard
Hale
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Jiring
Mrew
Lom
Money
Pormer
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Wilbarger
Aarrestrang
Carson
Cottings
Poverts
Sheeran Wid Yineeter Jack
Montseprens
Three Charged With Burglary and Theft incident
Three young men charged with burglary and theft after a May 7 incident at Subuchan Co. on North Main. Lindon A Lasher, 28, of Ali Park Genrie HoN son, Woof 714 Wade Road, John A. Robbins, ft, nf 2130 Strawberry Pasadena, and others were arrested by deputies Harakd W. Sehuila and Harait Carpenter. Detective Rol fit Merchant said they will be sent to Me VOR in Hansten for questioning.
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M. M. Court
Subuchan ¢ Co
North Main
Lindon
Lasher
Ali Park
Genrie HoNson
Wade Road
John A. Robbins
Strawberry
Pasadena
Robbins
Nelson
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Harait
Baytown Selective Service Inducts 27 Men
Baytown Selective Service Board No.63 sent 27 men for induction into the air, including residents from Baytown, Pasadena, Deer Park, and Houston. The next induction is scheduled for late June. a service will follow at Trinity Chapel for exams under the Poverty Program, with survivors noted and a Reverend Cheek to preside.
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Baytown — Selective Service Board No.63
Tt Bays Town Srea Inc
James Dacus
Keith Lyon George Williams
Larry Broussard
Marshall Hall
Wilmer Yates
Alan Allen Savage
Bastown
Murphy
Loersdey Et Earihman
Uittlefeld
Baytown
Sne Clea
Federal
Bullest
Ing
W. Tesse
Fred Burns
Raetowny
Robert Littletiela
Air Force
Funeral Notices From Anchorage Growth Page
Funeral notices note rapid Anchorage surge as the city grows, with residents and officials acknowledging demographic shifts and community impact. The fragment references local demographic trends and civic responses amid rising population.
Former San Jacinto chief named associate admin at St. Marys
Burton M. Battle of Baytown, former San Jacinto Methodist Hospital administrator, will become associate administrator of St. Marys Memorial Hospital in Port Arthur starting June 1. The Port Arthur hospital is a 900 bed general facility run by the Sisters of Charity Incarnate Word, with two schools for medical and Xray technicians. Battle led San Jacinto for 12 years, earned a 1958 fellowship in the American College of Hospital Administrators, and began hospital work in New Orleans in 1941.
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Burton M. Battle
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
St. Mary's Gales Mermorial Hospital
Port Arthur
Battle
St. Mary's
Port Mir
Sisers of Charity Incarnate Word
San Jacinto
American College of Hos
Marshall, Tex
Southern Methodist Univer
New Oileangs
Lanier Memorial Hospital
Langdale
Ala
Hill-Burton Hospital
Congress
Rites Thursday For Baytonian Mrs Littlefield
Baytown resident Mrs E Littlefield died at home at 40 years of age after illness. Funeral Thursday at Earth Man Chapel for the Baytonian, survivors include daughters Maudie Pack and Mrs Jumb Mtr LeBult. four sons Robert Littlefield, William Littlefield, and two others. She held club offices, was active in Rebekah Lodge 453 and Navy Fathers Club No 170, and was noted for hospital volunteer work. Burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery.
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Earthman Chapel
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Baytown
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Ras
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Moni Belgieuw
Robert Dite
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Tin Hill of Rest
Miss Tan America title awarded after tabulation error
Willie Johnson, 17, of Washington DC, was crowned Miss Tan America 165 on Tuesday night. An April tabulation error initially gave Ruth Ratton of Jackson the title.
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Jack Son
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