Turmoil in Viet Nam shifts to Saigon amid protests
Rioters and Buddhist monks clash with police in Saigon after Mayor Van Du ban bans a mass march against Ky regime. Tear gas and arrests accompany muted nods from Hue and Da Nang. U.S.-led airstrikes and troop activity continue as Viet Cong incursions are repelled in coastal areas.
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Surprise Guilty Plea in Wichita Falls Killing
Herbert J. Williams, 21, pleaded guilty after a witness testified in the murder trial concerning the March 12 shooting deaths of Mr. and Mrs. John Bagby at their combination grocery store home in Wichita Falls. Policeman Bob Whiteacre testified first. sentencing was expected today.
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John Bagby
Steere
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Bob Whiteacre
Williams
Space agency readies Saturn 5 mock launch and moon rocket prep
Space agency pursues a Saturn 5 mock launch and rolls out the first 36 story moon rocket to the pad to support crews ahead of manned launches. Over the next week five rockets are slated to carry payloads from Cape Kennedy including Gemini 3 rendezvous targets and a Surveyor moon landing attempt. An Orbiting Geophysical Observatory is eyed for Tuesday night launch.
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Space Agency Today
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Ifive
Cape Kennedy
salfeHite
Surveyor
City considers annexations and street rename near Crosby
Council discusses a 16 foot Bohemian Hall Road strip annexation near Crosby, adds a 10 foot FM Road 2354 strip in Chambers County, and renames Doris Street to Hemlock. It also weighs a tax equalization board appointment as part of a protective annexation program near the U.S. Steel plant site east of Baytown in West Chambers County. A separate note mentions a thermometer registering color when thrust into hot water.
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Crosby
Chambers County
City Planning Commission
Doris Street
Hemlock
Just
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Funeral Notice for Andrew Wiles Ever of Baytown
Andrew Wiles Ever of 401 ES Peacee Baytown died Tuesday after 24 years in Baytown. Survived by wife Olga Hodge Games, daughter Nell, two sons, and four sisters. Funeral at Peernnar Funeral Flame with a rosary Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Interment Friday at Westpnatia.
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Westpnatia
Pollution Board Faces Ship Channel Water Quality
Texas Water Pollution Control Board pressed ahead on tougher standards for 89 firms and 23 cities discharging into the Houston Ship Channel. Chair Jot Moore warned Clear Lake may face renewed scrutiny as permit reviews and upgrades proceed within four to six months, with half to two-thirds of holders already in talks and about 10 of 25 Clear Lake Basin sewage plants failing to meet board standards.
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Texas Water Pollution Control Board
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Ship Channel
Moore
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Approval Seen For Cotton Bill
Washington AP reports House Agriculture Committee chair Harold D. Cooley predicted final congressional approval of a self help cotton promotion bill for the 1966 67 crop year. The bill sponsored by Rep. Cooley passed the House weeks earlier and awaits Senate action. Growers must approve in a referendum. it imposes a $1 base contribution per cotton grower to fund research and promotion programs.
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Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
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Senate
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Ex Ambassador to Bolivia Dies in Paris Stroke
Pierre Lagarde Boal, 70, former U.S. ambassador to Bolivia and Nicaragua, died Tuesday in a Paris hospital after a stroke. A career Foreign Service officer, he served in embassies from Yugoslavia to Mexico and held posts at the State Department. Survived by daughter Blair Lee of Silver Springs, Maryland, and other relatives.
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Poland
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Peru
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Mexico
State Department
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France
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Silver Springs, Mad
Federal Research Spending Rises Across Texas Colleges
Industrial Research magazine reports the federal government spent 57.5 million dollars last year with 10 Texas colleges for research and projects a rise to 65.2 million this year. Institutions include Baylor Rice SMU Texas A&M TCU Texas Tech UT Texas Western Texas Woman's College and Southwest Graduate Research Center.
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Industrial Research Magazine
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Rice
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Texas Tech
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Woman's College
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Noon Stock Quotes From Dempsey-Tegeler Board
The page lists noon quotes for Allis-Chalmers Am Tel Feb to various firms including Columbia Gas Delta Air Diamond Alk Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical DuPont El Paso Nat Mid entities like Gen Elec Gen Motors Shell Schlumberger Sears Texaco United Air Lines US Steel Westinghouse and other major names with fractional figures such as 30 percent 2.05 and 249 percent in a dense brokerage line.
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Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Diamond Alk
Douglas Aircraft Dow
Dresser
Ind - DuPont
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Gulf States
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Tenn Gas
Texaco
Policemen Told To Be Courteous
Acting Police Commissioner George M. Gelston ordered Baltimore police to address the public with the title Mr Mrs or Miss and avoid racial or ethnic references. The general order says the dignity of the department is at stake and urged officers to resign if they cannot comply.
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Baltimore, Md
George M. Gelston
Gelston
Tank Fire at Humble Baytown Refinery Records First for Texas Eastern
A benzene tank at Humble Baytown Refinery ignited during a thunderstorm on July 14 1965. Texas Eastern spokesman said this was the first Texas Eastern tank fire in Baytown as far as he could recall.
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Humble
Baytown
Texas Eastern
Southern Methodist University Receives $280,000 Computing System
The university has received a $280,000 digital computing system built for rapid geophysical data analysis. The grant of $200,000 from the Air Force and contributions from other sources made the system possible.
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Dallas
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