Two Sorority Sisters Slain Near Austin In 1969 Case
Autopsy shows Susan Rigsby strangled. Shirley Stark death inconclusive. Bodies found in weeded field near Austin after two Dallas women vanished July 18. Dentists identify Stark and Rigsby by dental records. families react with shock as investigation continues.
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Austin
Tex
Susan Rigsby
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Shirley Ann Stark
Dellana
Col
Homer Garrison
Texas Department of
University of Texas
Dallas
Rose
R. M. Brumage
John L. Mitchell
Miss Starks
Mitchell
Miss Rigsby
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Johnson Upping Viet Nam Force as Nation Looks On
President Johnson announces plan to raise U S forces in South Viet Nam to 125000 and extend draft calls to 35000 monthly. He cites retreat and weakness as dangers and U N cooperation to seek peace as paratroopers deploy and raids target Hanoi missile sites. Medicare bill passes aiding elderly with hospital care and payments. Fortas named Supreme Court justice. Wagner and Cavanagh wed in New York events.
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Associated Press
White House
Johnson
Midwest
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United Nations
United States
Free World
Congress
101St Airborne Division
Screaming Eagles
Normandy
Bastogne
Cam Ranh Bay
New Orleans
1St Cavalry Division
Air Mobile Division
Battle Air Force
Hanoi
Harry S. Truman
House
Senate
President Johnson
Supreme Court of the United States
Fortas
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert Ferdinand Wagner
New York City
Barbara Joan Cavanagh
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Pagena
Dallas
Security Council Debates Possible Viet Nam Crisis Session
U S and Soviet envoys weigh reviving a Viet Nam debate as nonpermanent Security Council members discuss a peace formula. U.S. Ambassador Goldberg urges council unity to pursue negotiated end to the South Vietnam conflict amid ongoing air and ground operations.
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Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
US S
Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
L Nation Council
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Goldberg
Morozov
Council
U.N
South
China
Woman Frying Doughnuts Sparks House Blaze
Mrs William E York fried doughnuts when fat in the pan caught fire burning a five room cottage at Pleasant Pond. Firefighters from the Maine Forest Service Caratunk and Bingham saved the garage and boathouse. No one injured.
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Pleasant Pondap
William E. York
Maine Forest Service
Caratunk and
Bingham
Yorks
Ethiopian Student Sebsibe Mamo Arrives at Biddeford High
Ethiopian athlete Sebsibe Mamo arrives in Biddeford for a post graduate program at Biddeford High School. The World Olympic distance runner plans to study physical education and political science while living with Peace Corps teacher Joseph Wood and training with the Biddeford High track squad.
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Biddeford High School
Sebsibe Mamo
U. S
Biddeford
BHS
Mamo
Joseph Wood
Peace Corps
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Debra Berhon
Wood
Ethopian Empire
Ethopian Sports Federation
Trim
Viet Cong attack near Saigon airport with heavy casualties
Viet Cong guerrillas strike a watchtower three miles from Saigon's airport, causing heavy losses among nine defenders. U N Security Council discusses a U S request for peace talks on Vietnam as experts probe two Dallas coed deaths.
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Saigon
Capiital
Tan Son Nhut
Quang Tin
Independence
Hanoi
U.S
South Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
United States
The
World Organization
Viet Nam
Reed Takes Helm of National Governors Conference
Maine Governor Reed becomes chairman of the National Governors Conference. He plans extensive travel over the year including a ten governor delegation to Japan in October and another to Mexico. President Johnson may call on the executive committee for crisis situations.
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Augusta
Reed
Maine
Governors’ Conference
Japan
State Department
Mexico
Johnson
GOP
Winners Few Losers Many At Scarborough Downs
Scarborough Downs draws 4 478 bettors on a slow weeknight as 73 horses run in nine races. average wager 33.46. Most bet for relaxation, with many keeping their names private. Several spectators describe varied systems from age-inspired bets to jockey and paddock checks. A tout thrives by targeting gullible bettors, while some insist horse betting is just entertainment.
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Portland Evening Express
Scarborough
Scarborough Downs
Jim Chesney
Washington, D.C
Harrison
John Rossetti
Rossetti
Fair Meadow
Tout
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Olympia Avenue
York County
American Red Cross
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Defense Department
Washington
Pentagon
International Control Commission For
Indochina
U.S. Coast Guard
South Vietnamese
U.S. Navy
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Sebsibe
Roy A, Whitcomb JR
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Roy A. Whitcomb Jr
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