Rattlesnake incident and local notices mix with jet crash report
A man in Boyd recounts killing a rattlesnake after another car hit it on the highway. Nearby, a major jet crash near JFK kills 109 as investigators study flight recorders and weather factors.
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Arkansas
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Eastern Air Lines
New Orleans
Walker resigns from Texas Supreme Court. Doughty named replacement
Associate Justice Ruel C. Walker resigns from the Texas Supreme Court. Gov Dolph Briscoe selects Ross E. Doughty of Uvalde to replace him, calling him an outstanding citizen. Doughty, 64, has served as Uvalde District Judge since 1949 and previously as county attorney and district attorney.
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UPI
Ruel C. Walker
Texas Supreme Court
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Ross E. Doughty
Doughty
South Texas
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Uvalde County
Guerrilla Attack Near Lebanese Border Sparks Israeli Fire Exchange
Gunmen fired bazooka and rifles on Israeli patrols near Zarit on the Lebanese frontier, injuring two Israelis as military fire followed for several minutes. In Tel Aviv Defense Minister Shimon Peres discussed interim peace terms, noting oil fields versus strategic passes and signaling Egypt Syria talks. Cairo press reported Egypt preparing a reply to Israel.
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Tel Aviv
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Shimon Peres
Israel
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Sinai
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Gidi
Peres
Defense Ministry
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
al Ahram
Danger of War with Korea Pushes Forces on Alert
South Korea placed its 625,000 strong armed forces on special alert on the 25th anniversary of the Korean War outbreak. Government workers were ordered to remain at work, leaves canceled, and 20 percent assigned to special duty. North Korea warned of grave danger of war breaking out at any moment and blamed the United States and South Korea.
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UPS
South Korea
North Korea
Tokyo
United States
Korea
A i
Weather forecast notes slight rain chance expected
The area may see minimal change in conditions with a slight chance of rain. The National Weather Service warns of warm temperatures and light winds with high near 70 degrees.
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Chine
Nuclear Blast Delayed Again By High Winds
In Nevada the United States postponed a 1 megaton underground nuclear test for 24 hours due to high winds across the desert. The blast, planned at 8 30 a m EDT at 4000 feet underground, could affect Las Vegas 120 miles away. Scientists warned of potential atmospheric radioactivity spread if winds continued.
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Nev
UPI
United States
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Russia outspends U S in defense in key areas Schlesinger says
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger quoted in NATO Review stating the Soviet Union spends more than the United States in most major defense categories. He notes Moscow leads by 20 percent in research and development and general purpose forces, 2 percent in procurement, and 60 percent in strategic nuclear offensive forces.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
James R. Schlesinger
Soviet Union
United States
Schlesinger
NATO Review
Moscow
America
U.S
Defense Secretary
Warsaw Pact
Western
Europe
NATO
Suit Attacks Deposits for Bell Hookup
Two women sue Southwestern Bell Telephone to disclose criteria for security deposits totaling 4.5 million dollars. Jane A. Manning and Bonnie Adkins allege deposits of 50 dollars each were required without assessing credit risk and seek attorney fees of 10,000 dollars. They sue on behalf of all customers.
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Houston
UPI
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Jane A. Manning
Bonnie Adkins
Telephone Company
Bell
Busy Pre-Trials and Grand Jury in Sixth District Court
Pre-trial hearings for three Dallas defendants Bertha Corrs Annette Thomas and Kenneth vanenn and a second July grand jury session are planned in Sixth District Court Judge Henry Brasewill presiding. They face aggravated robbery charges tied to a Fannin National Bank employee home robbery in Honey Grove on April 2. Trials are set for July 14. A Friday session will also hear allegations of fraud from defeated candidates.
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Sixth District Court
Henry Brasewill
Bertha Louise Corrs
Annette Stuart Thomas
Kenneth Lloyd Vanenn
Dallas
Louise Dickson
Fannin National Bank
Honey Grove
Lg Adop
Jet crash at JFK leaves wreckage scattered and bodies recovered
A Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 crashed in a thunderstorm near John F. Kennedy Airport. The nose lay half buried in a weeded dune and the tail stuck up as debris and bodies spread over a wide area. Police and paramedics moved victims to a temporary morgue at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Kennedy International Airport
Louisiana
van Epps
Eastern Airlines
Bellevue Hospital
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