Russians May Invade Romania
Diplomatic sources say Moscow may press Romania back into Soviet orbit with political and military pressure. They note a Stalin era strategy and massed troops near the border, but Western intel hints Moscow would prefer a campaign of nerves over outright invasion.
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K. C. Thaler
London
UPI
Moscow
Romania
Europe
Kremlin
East Bloc
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Bessarabia
Hungary
Bucharest
Massive 7.8 Quake Strikes Eastern Iran Buries Thousands
A major earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale hit eastern Iran near Khaf in Meshed region. Officials fear thousands dead with at least 250 bodies recovered as aftershocks continue over a 60,000 square mile area.
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Joseph Mazandi
Tehran
Iran
UPI
Soviet Union
Page One
Khaf
Meshed
World’s most ambitious transplant operation performed
In Houston on Saturday a team led by Dr. Michael DeBakey transplanted the heart and kidneys and one lung from a woman to four recipients. The operation involved 70 to 75 medical staff across five teams.
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Houston
UPID
Michael Debakey
Nelva Lou Hernandez
William J. Whaley
Hernandez
William C. Carroll
Carroll
Methodist Hospital
St. Luke's
Texas Medical Center
Fe! Zaor
Sherbro 2
Que
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Robert O. McKee
Palo Alto
Anf
Eisenhower in Dramatic Recovery After Heart Attack
Former President Eisenhower, 77, shows steady progress at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Doctors report a comfortable, painful-free night and note unusual improvement with high spirits aiding recovery. He remains under family access only as he battles coronary artery disease following Aug. 16 and Aug. 6 heart attacks.
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James L. Srodes
Washington
UPD
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
UPI
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
CHS Athletes To Be Honored Tuesday Night
Bobcat Mothers host a 7 30 p m sandwich supper in Fair Park Auditorium to honor CHS athletes. Mrs Don Bearden urges all parents to attend with sandwiches while drinks are provided. Speakers Coach Charlie Johnston and Superintendent Howard Murchison discuss athletic insurance.
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Bobcat
Fair Park
Don Bearden
Bobcat Mothers
Charlie Johnston
Howard Murchison
Bearden
Texas Takes Lead in Deaths On Highways
United Press International reports the holiday weekend traffic toll rising, with 167 deaths since the start at 11 pm EDT. Texas led states with five fatalities, while New York and Michigan each had 13, and several others followed. The National Safety Council had projected 575 to 675 deaths for the 78 hour period. A Gary Indiana blaze caused at least five deaths and 13 missing.
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United Press International
Texas
New York
Michigan
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Gary
Ind
Amarillo Man Pleads Guilty to DWI in County Court
Harvey Vansickle of Amarillo pled guilty to driving while intoxicated. Court costs and fines totaled $142. He was taken into custody by the local Sheriff's Department and Highway Patrol, per County Attorney Clarence Carter.
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Harvey Vansickle
Amarillo
Clarence Carter
Vansickle
Highway Patrol
Punks Tear Up Cities Across Three States Saturday
Violent weekend outbreaks erupted in Lima Ohio Springfield Ohio and St Paul Minnesota and Berkeley California as crowds clashed with police. A Lima mayor imposed a motorists curfew amid a third consecutive night of racial unrest. Police reported injuries including a wounded sergeant in Berkeley and a policeman shot in St Paul. Six Negroes were arrested in Lima with two white men injured.
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Ohio
California
Minnesota
Lima
Christian Morris
Springfield
St. Paul
Minn
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Chicago
Hill hill victory by Green Berets and Montagnards in Quang Ngai
U S Army Green Berets leading Montagnards charged a 200 foot hill near Quang Ngai seizing it from North Vietnamese regulars who had used the height for heavy artillery. Reports say 134 NVA were killed or wounded with no official casualty figures available for allies. A Green Beret team was killed Friday when a shell hit the An Thanh Special Forces outpost.
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Bert W. Okuley
Saigon
UPI
Green Berets
An Thanh
Stolen 1966 Ford Sedan Sought By Authorities
Local Sheriff and Highway Patrol search for a 1966 white Ford sedan with license B LX 384. The car was reported stolen Friday night from Virgil Patterson on Arlie Route, Charess. DFS spokesman notes keys were left in the ignition.
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Sheriff's Department
Virgil Patterson
Arlie
Charess
DFS
Nomination Plot at Democratic Convention Foiled
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Texans thwarted a plan by antiwar forces to nominate John son to embarrass President Johnson and Humphrey. Texas delegates floated a counter strategy to nominate Johnson then withdraw before balloting, aided by a Johnson telegram requesting withdrawal if offered.
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Chicago
UPI
Johnso
Johnson
Humphrey
Texas
Frank C. Erwin Jr
Vietnam
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Bob Morris Transferred to Paris TEC Office
Bob Morris, longtime manager of the Texas Employment Commission office here, is being moved to the Paris Texas office where he has been named manager. The Morrises plan to move this week. they have two children. He has served with TEC for seven and a half years. a replacement is expected to be named this week.
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Bob Morris
Texas Employment Commission
Paris
Texas
Morrises
TEC
Minister of Interior Is First Victim
Josef Pavel resigned as Minister of the Interior in occupied Czechoslovakia after reportedly refusing to work with Soviet secret police. He was replaced by Jan Pelmar as Moscow pressure signals a broader party leadership reshuffle under Soviet design.
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James C. Jackson
Prague
UPI
Josef Pavel
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Pavel
Czechoslovak Communist Party Central Committee
Jan Pelnar
West Bohemian
National Oak Sources
Abder Dubcek
Moscow
Plan To Bus Cafeteria Lunches At Wilson
Junior high students will ride a bus to Wilson Cafeteria for noon meals this year. High school students may also eat there, and La ar Elementary pupils will lunch at the same facility. Prices announced by cafeteria supervisor Mrs. Hugh Stepp: elementary 40 cents, secondary 45 cents, teachers and custodians 50 cents, outside adults 75 cents.
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la Ar
Hugh Stepp
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