Six MIGs Destroyed In Raid On Kep Base Near Hanoi
American jets raided the Kep MIG base 32 miles northeast of Hanoi destroying six interceptors on the ground with cluster bombs. Pilots faced heavy flak and thunderclouds during the mission as part of a weeklong U.S. air campaign against North Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPS
Hanoi
Air Force
Kep
Kenneth H Bell
el Paso
Tex
Neople
Tri Ton
Mekong
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
France Backs Soviet Move to Call UN Session
France supports a Soviet request for a special United Nations General Assembly session aimed at condemning Israel and pressuring withdrawals from Arab captured territories. Paris signals a rift with the United States and Britain over the crisis, with De Gaulle seeking closer Kremlin ties on Middle East issues.
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France
United Nations General Assembly
Israel
United States
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Alexei Kisygin
Paris
Tail gate mystery and local notices color village column
Johnny Kincaid, a postal worker, misplaces a truck tail gate after borrowing tools from Roscoe Dodson. The gate reappears on the truck later with Roscoe silent, while Bois d Arc Scouters adjust plans due to a rain delay. Margie Lou White reports poison oak contact.
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Johnny Kincaid
Johnny
Roscoe Dodson
Roscoe
Kincaid
Jupiter Pluvious
Bois d’ Arc
Lake Crockett
Don Knecht
World’s fisherman boast earns Clark Benton praise
Dub Cunningham recalled a late night fishing trip while Clark Benton displayed a loving cup gifted by his grandsons as a nod to his hobby and skill.
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Dub Cunningham
Clark Benton
Tire Change After Flat Near North Center
A car parked on North Center had its tire changed at noon on Tuesday after it was found flat and nearly off the rim earlier when we drove out.
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North Center
Four Fort Worth Teens Released After Grocery Trip Incident
Four Fort Worth teenagers three boys and a girl were released by the Fannin County sheriff's department Tuesday afternoon after their pickup truck got stuck in a ditch in the Ivanhoe area while they tried to buy groceries with a $100 bill. Police checked with Fort Worth authorities and found they were not wanted, and the youths were released later Tuesday.
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Fort Worth
Sheriff's Department
Ivanhoe
Fannin County
Mass auto accidents rise from 1906 to 1966 says association
The Automobile Legal Association reports ten people were killed in motor vehicle accidents in Massachusetts in 1906, compared with about 900 in 1966, highlighting a drastic increase in fatalities over the six decades.
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Massachusetts
Automobile Legal Association
Flying fish reportedly glides up to 1000 feet
World Book Encyclopedia states flying fish can perform glides as long as a thousand feet, highlighting their remarkable aerial capability and distance traveled during a single flight.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Mariner 5 Leaves Cape Kennedy for Venus Flight
UPI reports Mariner 5, praised as superb, begins a four month voyage from Cape Kennedy to Venus. The 540 pound craft trails a Soviet probe and aims to measure Venus atmosphere while risking no life detection.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
United States
Venus
Mariner 5
Earth
Interact
Dan
National Guard Used in Cincinnati as Riots Spread
National Guard was called in Cincinnati to curb marauding youths while 100 Los Angeles police responded to a Watts fire despite earlier gains as the civil rights movement named Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court. riots continued in Tampa Youngstown Newark and Montgomery with variable clashes and arrests.
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Lyndon Johnson
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
U.S
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
UPI
United Press International
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Watts
Tampa
Fla
Stokely Carmichael
Youngstown
Ohio
Newark
N.J
Civi Rights
G. Suffern
N.Y
Martin Luther King Jr
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equally
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Avalon Boulevard
National
Great Plains Hit By Winds And Severe Thunderstorms
Weather across the Great Plains brought high winds and threats of tornadoes with hail. Nebraska recorded significant damage from tornadoes and flooding. Norfolk faced 100 mph winds and rivers overflowed. Rossville Kansas evacuated 400 residents with National Guard help as floods spread on the Missouri River basin.
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Great Plains
Rockies
Great Lakes
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
U.S
Norfolk
Neb
Northfork
Elkhorn
Missouri
Rossville
Kun
Nevada
Wyoming
Key West
Fla
Damage Light in Two-Car Wreck at City Square
Investigating officers estimated damage at 35 dollars after a two vehicle collision on the west side of the square Tuesday. Police identified the drivers as Salie Mel Nanald and M.
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Archie Hamilton
Jay Duckworth
SA Ie Mel Nanald
Showers Dropped From Forecast for Bonham Area
The forecast for Bonham now removes showers through Thursday as temperatures rise to the warm side. Skies stay clear to partly cloudy with highs near 90 Tuesday and 70s overnight. Rain is unlikely in the 5 day outlook with only light amounts possible in some areas.
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Bonham
Texas
Kosygin to Attend United Nations Assembly
Soviet Premier Kosygin will travel to New York to press for a General Assembly session to condemn Israel for aggression in the Middle East war. He would be the second Soviet leader to address the UN, following Khrushchev in 1959 and 1960.
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Israel
Libya
London
Cairo
Alo Ahram
Egypt
Suez Canal
Madrid
Soviet Union
Russia
Spain
Moscow
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Middle East
Assembly
New York
John F. Kennedy International
United Nations
Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Dag Hammaarskjold
Khrushchev
Philippine
Kremlin
Security Council
Geimer and Allen to wed after letter carrier courtship
Bob Geimer, 40, and Charley Allen, 32, both letter carriers, will marry Saturday. The couple met often in the old downtown post office letter carriers room in St Louis.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Bob Geimer
Charley Allen
Charles
Geimer
Miss Allen
Soil testing leads Fannin County in state samples
Fannin County sent 1 096 soil samples for testing in 1966 through Stephen F. Austin and Wharton Junior College labs. Harris County was second with 97, followed by Hale, Crosby, Swisher, Castro, Houston, Hunt, Baylor, and Matagorda in the top ten.
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Fannin County
Agriculture Extension Service
Stephen F. Austin and
Wharton Junior College
Wayne Cranfill
Cranfill
Harris County
Hale
Crosby
Swisher
Castro
Houston
Hunt
Baylor
Matagorda
Fannin
Grayson
Lamar
Collin
Delta
Carl Gray
C. D. Welch
Extension Soil
Extension Labs
Nuclear Pact Talks Slow Yet Progress Marked
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States and Russia have solved major issues on a treaty to curb nuclear proliferation but abandoned hope of a joint text on inspections. A semi finished draft could reach the Geneva disarmament talks, with safeguards left blank.
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Luxembourg
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Russia
U.S
Rusk
NATO
Geneva
France
United Nations
Bank Burglary Probed as Loot Surfaces in Safety Boxes
Sheriff Dudley Jackson said there was no new lead in the Fannin Nations bank burglary but the case remained active. FBI agent Frank Kemp and Texas Ranger joined local officers as investigators recovered more than 1000 in coins and pennies and contents from safety deposit boxes including a coin collection valued over 5000. Additional inquiries were conducted by Sheriff Jackson Deputy H Van Zandt and Ray Williams in Windom.
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Fannin Natiopgs Bank
Dudley Jackson
de Drake
FBI
Texas
Frank Kemp
Jackson
H. van Zandt
Ray Williams
Windom
Hilton Head Island Golf Course Hosts Live Gators
Hilton Head Island resort area featuring a historic pirate past now promotes its golf course with several live alligators visible in the dhules, attracting attention from visitors and locals.
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Hilton’s Head Island
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