Hodges Stays With Senators
Hodges signs a new contract with the Washington Senators after discussions on a two year term. He appreciates the chance to merge major and minor league experience with manager Perez and George Selkirk. The team sits tenth in the American League and faces potential vision changes in the next two years.
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Waghington
Hodge
Wes
Fire
Camfract
Hodges
Younr
Senator Perez
George Selkirk
Cere
Bodges
Senator
Mickey Roders
New York Mets
Lens
Hodis
Violen Death List Climbs With Southwest Texas Wrecks
A sequence of tragic events in South Texas and nearby areas over the weekend left multiple deaths and many injured. Names and locations such as Port Arthur, Sabine, Groves, and Abilene appear among the victims and survivors across several wrecks and incidents.
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Unites Press Leternations
South Texas
Perenne
Pilus Growninee
Ena
Sabine Vietien
Port Arthur
Tersons
Anther
Fettigrrins
Fatzbin
Saunders’ Colliske
Dorr
Fawerds
Mercedes Yee Sauter
Harriet Edwerds
Abilene
Bdwerds
Bdwerds’ Daugters
Filio- Seeth
Laws Alskill
Dorsey Beard
Edintore
Port Ar Gar
James Ailis Orra
Retcton
Cherie
Cormesian
Hilde
Sawton
Groves
Camil
Paul @e Berringto
Crowes
Australian Wins US Tennis Crown
Roche of Massachusetts defeated Cir Greener of Ohio in straight sets 64 64 to win the US grass court title. The Australian star, trailing only two players in prior honors, displayed blistering form to claim the championship.
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Southorantce Uft
Teov Roche
Cire Greener
Beechwass Ohio
Irs Dorms Fales
New York
Teemarer
Ry Casals
Ser Frencisen
Myeared Roche
Roy Emersor
Fred Stotle
Scottish Paris mat retracts archers in 1457
A fragment notes a 1457 event where young men are withdrawn from more stable roles to pursue archery training. The reference, titled Scritture, hints at a dramatic shift in manpower allocation within a Scottish context and mentions Inburgh or Ban in a historical setting.
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Paris
Suburban resistance to integration in 1960s Virginia and Maryland
A fragmented report discusses white suburban resistance to desegregation in Virginia and Maryland during the civil rights era. It notes court actions against eradicating black students and the push by federal authorities to coerce suburbs to accept Negro families, with administrative pressure and funding as levers.
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Tageid
Ishely Wrigtt
Deve Lewnearce
New Saint Report
Wright i
Tite
Cuburbar
Virginie
Maryland
Strapper
Concede
Teaghbers Andort
Jetson
Ang Geer
Notanivo
Oper
Pro Football Season Starts Across Leagues
United Press reports the NFL and AFL open seasons with games scattered across major cities. Highlights include the Packers vs College All Stars in Chicago and the Raiders at Houston as leagues kick off their campaigns with notable matchups and venue notes.
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United Press
Atlanta
Capamsion Ventere
South
New
Artlants Stadium
Norm Hecker
Rey Rpfen
Pr Ik
Americaen Football League
Houston
Rouston Oiers
Oakland Raiders
Greenley Packers
College AD
Chicago
Chicase Tribune
Soldiers” Fiedd
Baltimore
Incur Sival
Washington
D.C
Wetnessayight
St Louis
Ereets
Falcons
Louie Charago
PhPade
Iest
Memphis
Vincesnte
Detroit
New Orleane
New York
Pittsburgh
Son Angeles
Cleveland
Denver
San Teego
Sniper Fire At 307-Foot Tower During Fire Attack In Texas
An Associated Press reporter and two Texas Rangers were on the scene as a fire at a tall building prompted occupants to flee. The sniper fired from an observation deck area high above, wounding the reporter in the arm and triggering a chaotic escape as workers and guards sought cover.
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Associated Press News
Texas Rangers
Margie Warren
Burser's
Pears
Kathy Whitworth Wins Supertest Open at Sunningdale
Kathy Whitworth calmed nerves to win the Supertest Open at Sunningdale Country Club shooting par 72 to finish 213 three under. The victory boosts Whitworth season earnings to 18662, with Wright at 73 for second on the 217 total and Ruth Jessen and Carel Mann tied for third at 217.
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Landon
Katty Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Sunningdale Country Club
Merves
Mickey Wright
Stokes
Miss Wright
Ruth Jessen
Carel Mann
Soviet Trainers Study in United States Sparks York Raceway Debate
Martin Tanarbaum president of Yorker Raceway in New York leads a study on Soviet trainers visiting the United States. The program aims to exchange methods and boost competition quality at American tracks.
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Oscow Upi
Martin Tanarbaum
Yorkers Raceway
New York
United
Bombers report North Viet Nam air activity and Saigon threat
Guerrilla forces increase near Saigon with four battalions reported in hamlets and villages 15 to 18 miles from Saigon and others near the capital. US jets suffer losses as North Viet Nam targets include bridges depots and oil facilities. pilots listed as missing amid intensified combat.
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Saigon
Jet
Ao Wer
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Agein Iu
Jek Viet Nam
Jum
Fortheast
Hans
Rights Leaders Meet In Wake Of Violence
Civil rights leaders met in Chicago to plan strategies after rock and bottle throws at a Martin Luther King Jr. march. Dozens of white counter demonstrators clashed with marchers including priests and nuns, smashing windows, overturning cars, and setting vehicles afire near Marquette Park. Other weekend clashes reported in Perth Amboy, Los Angeles, and Omaha with police and fire crews responding to rock and bottle attacks.
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Charles 4
Kross
United Press International
Chicago
Todey
Crouch Fm
Gane Park
Sundeefernoon
Martin Luther Kime Pryseres
Tampalen
Lagoon
Perth Amboy
Ee Eee
Police Forte
Los Angeles
Watts
Omaha
Neb
TO BOLD CONFERENCE WASHINGTON
Secretary Henry H. law and policy measures highlighted during conference in Washington as border and defense issues dominated discussions. Officials from multiple agencies participated seeking new approaches to national security and diplomacy.
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Washington
LPI
Tressury
Henry H
Dog wins first bravery award for saving another
Thane, an 11 month old black retriever owned by Mr and Mrs Stanley Lomax of Farnworth, will receive the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals bravery award for saving another dog. The ceremony marks the first dog bravery honor by the society.
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London
UPI
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Thane
Stanley Lomax
Farnworth
Goteborg
Sweden
Speck Faces Insanity Plea In Nurse Murders Case
The courtroom heard Carl Speck's defense plan as he prepared to plead innocent by reason of insanity. Notables including Joseph Metusek and his family watched as Speck was escorted from the infirmary to the county jail amid fears of an Oswald-style assassination attempt in Dallas.
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Napoli
Slevater
Pascher's
Joseph T Metusek
Hie
Betty Jy Matusek
Speck
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Washed Celery Storage Tips
Keep washed celery refrigerated and wrapped in aluminum to help preserve its freshness.
Weather Fair Hot in Texas Weather Summary
The Weather Bureau reports fair to hot conditions across Texas through Tuesday with light rain showers offshore along the upper Texas coast. Overnight lows were largely in the upper 70s, with Dallas July temperatures well above normal and Fort Worth hotter than usual. Heavy rain occurred near Tyler and Mineral Wells, totaling up to 2.1 inches at some sites, while highs reached into the 100s in several cities including Wichita Falls, Waco, Laredo, and Austin.
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United Pree
Todas
Weather Bureau
Parihandie
Aiong
Texas
Lowe
Pelecio
Dallas
Formal & War
Mommal
Fort Worth
Houston
Tyler
Mineral Wells
Arowuné
Texas Sunday Presidio
Wichits Falls
Wacoan
Laredo
Wink Junction
Austin College
Sta
Railroads shut down Paris UFI as cost cuts hit service
France's state run railway system announced Friday it planned more than 3,000 miles of service reductions as an economy measure. The system carried about $39 million in 1965 and this year's losses were expected to be higher.
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Paris
UFI
France
Ranchers In Gun Battle Over Water Rights Leaves One Dead
In a Southern Colorado town a street gunfight left rancher Kenneth Caudie of Raton New Mexico dead and rancher John Paulich wounded after Caudie fired on Paulich during a dispute with Las Animas County Water Commissioner Robert Mariano over water rights. Paulich was arrested after seeking medical help at a local hospital. Investigators described a tense exchange that escalated into a fatal shootout on a Saturday night.
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Caudie
Las Animas
Robert Mariano
Caudle
Paulich
Neatniks Call From Cleanliness Bureau
The Cleanliness Bureau urges Be a neatnik to foster neat habits at home. It argues that mothers and fathers model daily routines such as fresh attire and regular baths, shaping children’s behavior from an early age.
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Neatniks
New York
UPI
Chidren
Machinists Reject Five Airlines Contract Amid Strike Threat
The five airlines faced a breakdown as 17 261 members voted against the tentative agreement, 6587 for. Union leaders said the decision delays air service by at least a week, with wage gains shrinking from requested to 56 cents and a health welfare contribution to start next July. William J Curtin led negotations for the union.
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Comine
Ify
Wiliam
Fiemiller
Johnson
Tape grip aids for child drinking glass
A strip of adhesive tape around the glass top improves grip for a child and helps prevent spills.
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Sun
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