Prison inmates print counterfeit bills to advertise Huntsville Rodeo
A Texas prison print shop churns faux currency labeled This Note is Negotiable Only Behind Prison Walls at Huntsville Texas to promote the Prison Rodeo held Sundays in October. Denominations include Double Deuce Dollars and Rodeo Wampum with slogans Cajun Cash and Four Cotton Pickin Bucks. Local observers note similar teen bands practicing nearby while rumors of Nasser’s resignation swirl.
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Contrell
Uncle Sam
Huntsville
Texas
Visit by UT Publications Foreman in 1929 Evening
At 2:30 a.m. in May 1929 Leon Flatt, then foreman of the pressroom for the University of Texas publications, asked the night editor of The Daily Texan if they remembered him during a brief visit.
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Leon Flatt
University of Texas Publications
Texan
Whs
Ray Richardson Slightly Injured in One-Vehicle Crash
Ray Richardson suffered slight cuts and bruises in a one vehicle accident on State Highway 78 north of Bonham around p m Saturday. He was headed south when he apparently lost control and damaged a fence along the Howard Kueckelhan pasture on the highway’s left side.
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Glendon Ray Richardson
Bonham
Dwaine Coxsaid Richardson
Howard Kueckelhan
Three Kansas City Major Leaguers Hit 50 Homer Seasons
Willie Mays Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris are the only active major leaguers to hit 50 or more homers in one season.
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Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
U S Planes Shot Down Near Hainan Island
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom was shot down by Chinese aircraft near Hainan Island after straying into Red Chinese airspace. Both pilots were rescued from the South China Sea with no serious injuries. The Pentagon issued a brief notice confirming the incident and noting navigational and communications failures as factors.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Air Force
Hainan Island
Pentagon
China Sea
Defense Department
Clark Field
Manila
da Nang
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Hainan
Air Force
Navy
Peking
U.S
North Vietnam
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Vietnam
Leaders Take Cautious Views On U S Soviet Summit
Congressional readers voiced cautious optimism that the spirit of Hollybush could yield U S Soviet accord. Leaders on Capitol Hill praised Johnson and Kosygin for meeting, with GOP and Democratic leaders saying groundwork for substantive changes has been laid and the talks were very encouraging.
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Capitol Hill
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosyzin
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Kosygin
United States
Mike Mansfield
George D. Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
142 Year Old Boston Traveler to Fold Into Herald
The 142 year old Boston Traveler will merge with its sister newspaper the Morning Boston Herald to form the Morning Herald Traveler starting July 10. The Traveler’s last edition will be July 8. Publisher George E. Akerson cites rising costs and other factors. Boston will then have two afternoon papers the Evening Globe and the Record American. The Christian Science Monitor is also published here each afternoon.
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Boston
QPI
Boston Traveler
Morning Boston Herald
Morning Herald-Traveler
Traveler
George E. Akerson
Herald-Traveler Corp
Evening Globe
Record-American
The
Globe
Christian Science Monitor
City Police Report Busy Weekend and Minor In Possession
City police and Liquor Board Agent Ray Williams stopped four boys for minor in possession of liquor. They were fined $55 each by City Judge L. B. Morris. Additional arrests cited for drunkenness and operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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Thurman Renfro
Renfro
City Police
Liquor Board
Ray Williams
L. B. Morris
Lost Platoons Toll in Seven Hour Vietnam Battle
The U S Command reports Alpha Company of the 173rd Airborne Brigade lost 80 men with 75 from two platoons after a seven hour clash that killed at least 106 North Vietnamese. Reports describe a brutal North Vietnamese assault with claims of high enemy casualties and several contested executions of wounded Americans.
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Alpha Company
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173Rd Airborne Brigade
Vietnam
Rickey Sanchez
Chico
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Imperial
Hue
Thunderstorms Forecast for Bonham Area Amid Cool Front
North Texas weather outlook shows scattered thunderstorms possible in the Bonham area tonight with cool fronts and a slight dip in temperatures noted after a Sunday front. Expect a warming trend by week end as highs reach upper 80s and lows in the 60s across the region.
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Bonham
North Texas
Texas
Theft of Calf Reported Near Lake Crockett
A calf was stolen from a pasture near Lake Crockett and reported to the sheriff’s department. C G Lambden of Farmersville said the animal disappeared from the pasture during the week prior.
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Lake Crockett
Sheriff's Department
C. G. Lambden
Farmersville
Glassboro summit yields cautious optimism on tensions
President Johnson says talks between the United States and Russia made the world "a little less dangerous" though deep disagreements remain over Vietnam and the Middle East. Kosygin calls discussions useful as both leaders pledge to pursue a nuclear arms treaty.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
Glassboro
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Open channels remain as U S Sovi et summit ends
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin kept talks open after two days of summit sessions. They remain far apart on Vietnam and the Middle East but agree to continued polite dialogue. Gromyko to pursue treaty to block nuclear spread. Kosygin insists Israel withdraw. no broad concessions seen.
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UPI
United States
Sovie Union
Johnson
Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Washington
Southeast Asia
Russia
Israel
Far East
North Vietnam
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Sacul State Bank Ordered Closed by State Bank Dept
The Sacul State Bank in a small Nacogdoches County community was ordered closed by the State Banking Department after an FDIC and state probe found it in failing condition. A notice was posted on the door and the bank did not open on the Saturday it was placed.
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Austin
UPI
Sacul State Bank
State Banking Department
J. M. Falkner
Falkner
Nacogdoches County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Falker
Stolen 1964 Model Car Reported From Lot
Charles Carter reported a 1964 model car stolen from the Carter Chevrolet Buick Co. lot during the weekend. Police were notified Monday morning about the theft.
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Charles Carter
Carter
Carter Chevrolet-Buick Co
Kosygin and Johnson conclude talks with unbent policies
Soviet Premier Kosygin returns home after 10 hours of summit talks with President Johnson. He seeks Israel labeled aggressor, withdrawal of Israeli troops, and war damages. He urges a Vietnam settlement only if bombing ends and forces leave South Vietnam. Both leaders affirm progress toward a nuclear treaty.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
New Jersey
Johnson
White House
Israel
Middle East
Kosygin
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Arsenal Diplomacy Ends Arms Gifts, Church Urges
Sen. Frank Church urged ending what he called arsenal diplomacy by halting further U S arms gifts or sales to Middle East nations. In a Senate speech he cited large U S military aid since 1950 totaling about 37 billion dollars with extensive aircraft, tanks, trucks and rifles and warned that direct foreign sales exceed 16 billion dollars with more planned.
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UPI
Frank Church
United States
Middle East
Idaho
Soviet Union
Church
Israel
U.S
Old Jerusalem
Defense Department
Pentagon
Auto Hazard in San Francisco Cited by National Auto Club
Police say burned out taillights create a major risk on city streets, with rear end collisions labeled the Achilles heel of modern driving by the National Automobile Club.
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San Francisco
UPI
National Automobile
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