Argentine junta ousts Illia installs Ongania in bloodless coup
A three man military junta removed President Arturo Illia in a bloodless coup in Buenos Aires and installed Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania. Illia, accused of leniency toward extremists, is said to be exiling in Uruguay. Soldiers surrounded the Casa Rosada and key offices as commanders asserted armed forces control.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Illia
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
Tial Palace
Tilia
Las CC. Hare
Adm
No Varela
Navy
Mario Romanelli
Air Force
Iia
Pistarini
Army
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Casa Rosada
Ilia
Ricardo
Varela
Romanelli
Runni
Mother To Son Kidney Transplant Is July 12
Mike Brown 17, son of Mrs. Milton Havins, will undergo a mother to son kidney transplant at Lackland AFB Hospital in San Antonio at 6 a.m. Tuesday July 12. A 20-doctor team and about 16 nurses will perform the procedure likely lasting eight to fourteen hours. Mike has used an artificial kidney since May and must lose weight from 112 to 94 pounds before surgery. His mother plans tests prior and expects a period of release from the hospital after the artificial kidney sessions. The operation in the hospital is a first for mother to son at that facility, with 13 transplants performed this year and favorable outcomes. Well-wishers may write to Mike at Wilford Hall Hospital, Lackland AFB, Ward 8B, Room 4, San Antonio, Texas 87227.
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Mike Brown
Milton Havins
Lackland Air Force Base Hospital
San Antonio
Mike
Shamrock
Havins
Wilford Hall Hospital
Lackland Afb
Tex
New Taxi Boss Targeted In Chicago Bombing
In Chicago, a bomb aimed at taxi union leader Dominic Abata exploded in his car, injuring four. Abata’s ally Joseph Longmeyer, 28, lost life or limb risk after ignition blast. Charles Moses, 62, suffered cuts. two bystanders hurt from flying debris. Abata claimed danger but vowed resilience. Union rival Joey Glimco denied involvement.
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Chicago
UPI
Dominic Abata
Teamsters
Abata
Joseph Longmeyer
Charles Moses
Democratic Union Organizing Committee
Checker
Teamsters Local 777
Glimeo
Nominations Set For Legion Auxiliary Officers
A called meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Veterans Building main auditorium. All members are urged to attend as nominations of officers will be held.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Texas Auto Insurance Rates Jump Six Percent
Austin reports the State Board of Insurance approved a average 6 percent rise in auto premiums. Private vehicles up 5.9 percent and commercial by 0.1 percent, with some areas unchanged. New classifications place under 21 females in division 1B and drivers 65 and over in a separate class to depopulate the assigned risk pool. The increase takes effect August 1, and a pending penalty system is being developed.
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Texas
Hunter McLean
McLean
Extended Emergency FHA Loans For Area Farmers
Emergency loans through June 30 1967 are available from the Farmers Home Administration for Childress Hall Collingsworth Swisher and Briscoe counties. Loans aid purchase of feed seed fertilizer equipment and livestock at 3 percent interest with terms tied to loan purpose. Eligibility requires US citizenship established farming status area operation severe losses and adequate income or credit options.
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Childress
Hall County
Farmers Home Administration
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Collingsworth
Swisher
Briscoe
Leon Thurman
FHA
Halli
United States
Farmers Home Administration Office
Commerce Street
Main Street
Memphis
Industrial Prospects Focus Of City Chamber Meeting
Directors of the Childress Chamber of Commerce discussed local industrial prospects and an area labor survey at City Hall. About 150 job applications were filed with the Texas Employment Commission by Monday night, with the survey set to close July 1. The group approved erecting a sign for the city park prairie dog town and praised newspapers and West Texas Utilities for support. Bill Coopwood thanked local papers and utility for hosting the Dynamics of Selling course which 21 people attended.
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Childress
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Employment Commission
City Park Prairie
Bill Coopwood
West Texas Utilities Company
Coopwood
U S Air Strikes Hit North Viet Nam Oil Storage
U S Navy and Air Force planes struck oil storage facilities in North Viet Nam for a second day. Smoke and flames rose thousands of feet as Hanoi moved fuel to underground storage amid high tensions. An American plane was shot down near Thanh Hoa with one pilot missing. a US helicopter crash in South Viet Nam killed four.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
Hanoi
London
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
Moscow
Thanh Hoa
South Viet Nam
Texas oil authority General Ernest Thompson dies in Amarillo
General Ernest O. Thompson 74, longtime Texas Railroad Commission figure and renowned petroleum and gas conservation expert, died in a nursing home. A World War I veteran and former Texas National Guard commander, he helped shape proration policy and opposed federal control, earning praise from leaders like Sam Rayburn and the American Petroleum Institute.
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Amarillo Tex
API
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
American Petroleum Institute
Sam Rayburn
Thompson
Texas
Amarillo
Alvord
Tex
Overland Automobile Agency
Texas Panhandle
Jester
Texas National Guard
Guard
American Legion
Arlington National Cemetery
Railroad Commission
East Texas
Interstate Oil Compact
Camp Bowie
141St Infantry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Helm
Texas Railroad
All Star Games Set Thursday And Saturday At Local Park
All Star baseball games are scheduled in Little League Park on Thursday and Saturday. Texas League All Stars meet at 5 45 p m Thursday followed by the Pony League game. Southern Association All Stars play Saturday at 5 45 p m after a Monday night 6 5 Dodgers upset changed the league playoff sequence.
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Little League Park
Dub Eikman
Kids Incorporated
Eikman
Dodger
Phillies
Dodd Accused of Pocketing Campaign Funds in Ethics Probe
Senate Ethics Committee widens inquiry into Sen. Thomas J. Dodd with charges he diverted about 200000 in campaign contributions for personal use. Hearings examine Dodd’s links to Julius Klein, insurance firms ties, and a Dunbar Associates car loan as sessions pause until July.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dodd
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Insurance
Dunbar Associates, Inc
Times
Klein
West Germany
Chicago
Bonn
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Bogdan Stashinski
Football Interest Dominates Lions Meeting
Curly Hays, Southwest Football Conference official and West Texas Utilities PR, spoke at the Lions meeting on football’s public interest. He noted 944 Texas football teams and about 50,000 youths participate, recounting 15 years of officiating and relations with newspapers and radio.
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Curly Hays
Southwest Football Conference
West Texas Utilities Company
Lions
Texas
Hayes
VFW Meeting Set for 7 30 P M at Veterans Building
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post will gather at 7 30 p m in the Veterans Building this evening for their scheduled meeting.
Funeral services held for Mrs. Co. T. Jarvis in Estelline
Mrs. Co T Jarvis of Estelline died Sunday in Hall County Hospital. Funeral conducted at 3 p m today at Estelline First Methodist Church with Rev Elmer Ward officiating. Interment in Fairview Cemetery Memphis under Spicer's Funeral Home. Born June 16 1884 in Alabama she lived in Hall County 47 years. Survived by three daughters one son ten grandchildren 21 great grandchildren two sisters and many relatives.
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Co. T. Jarvis
Estelline
Estelline First Methodist Church
Elmer Ward
Fairview Cemetery
Memphis
Spicer
Jarvis
Hall County
Alabama
Nora Mixon
Charles Tilden Jarvis
Liberty Hill
Tex
Estelline Methodist Church
Orela Monzingo
Odessa
Ottis Mason
Amarillo
Mary Ellen Eddins
Henry Frank Jarvis
Sacramento
Calif
B.E. Durrett
Lakeview
Joe Dillingham
Hamlin
Federal Reserve Tightens Time Deposit Reserve
The Federal Reserve on Monday raised the reserve requirement for time deposits above five million dollars per bank from four to five percent to curb the scramble for savings funds. The move aims to reduce competition between commercial banks and savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks, slowing homebuilding as funds tighten.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings Banks
Fed
Federal Reserve System
Meet Tonight VFW Assembly at 7:30
Tonight the VFW schedules a meeting at 7 30 in the building. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming events will be discussed.
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VFW
Aive Real
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Pascual A. Pistarini
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3Rd Corps
Nico
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Vernon
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Fair Park Auditorium
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Miss Browning
Bedonna Barber
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Debra Trent
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Merrie Sue Biggers
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UPT
State Board of Insurance
Texas Auto Insurance
North Viet Nam
Ernest Thompson
May Peterson
Metropolitan Opera
Myda Bivins
John J
Blackjack) Pershing
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Virginia Military Institute
University of Texas
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