Wingfield son completes basic training at Lackland AFB
Airman Lam ate J Wingfield, son of Mr and Mrs Kim Wingfield of Rt 1 Washington Ark, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He is assigned as a supply specialist with a Military Airlift Command unit at McGuire AFB New Jersey. Wingfield is a 1967 graduate of Linvaln High School.
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Sin Antonio
Lamate J. Wingfield
Kim Wingfield
Rt. 1
Washington
Ark
Lackland Afb
Tax
Military Airlift Command
McGuire Afb
Wingfild
Linvaln High School
Mike Garrett Named Back of the Week
Jets and Garrett shine as Kansas routs New York 42 18. Garrett ran for 192 yards on 23 carries earning AP Football League back of the week honors amid a season of injuries and standout scoring bursts.
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Mike Garrett
Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York Jets
Deyenne
Garrett
Jets
Kansas
New York
Mance
Scan Football League
Sally
Helgman
Has Reason for Wanting a Big Day Pos ANGRES Abt bane
Fragmented OCR notes mention Angres Abt and Maxie Theuphan at Angelis Haus for a big day event. References to players, a quarterback Nori, and a San Francisco game with a 17-7 result. Includes stray details about a water creature and unrelated observations.
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Pos Angres
Chet Maxie Theuphan
Ak Bay
Mets Acquire Power Hitting Lefty Shamsky in Trade
New York Mets acquire Art Shamsky from Cincinnati in exchange for infielder Bob Johnson. Shamsky, 26, known for four consecutive Reds homers, hopes to boost the Mets offense while Johnson provides a veteran bench option. Mets GM Bing Devine cites trading age for power as rationale.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Art Shamsky
Shamsky
Reds
Mets
Bob Johnson
Bing Devine
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Devine
George Wells
Purdue Back Leads NCAA Scoring With 90 Points
New York AP reports Purdue back Leroy Keyes tops collegiate scoring with 90 points from 15 touchdowns. He is a strong candidate to be the Big Ten’s first scoring champion since Tom Harmon. East Carolina’s Butch Colson, Buffalo’s Lee Jones, and NC State’s Gerald Warren follow in points among leaders.
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New York
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
NCAA
Keyes
Big Ten
Tom Harmon
Butch Colson
East Carolina
Lee Jones
Buffalo
Gerald Warren
North Carolina State
Vic Washington
Wyoming
Joe Casas
New Mexico
Steve Halerius
West Texas State
Airs Russian Revolution Fifty Years Later
A Washington report surveys a century of Soviet upheaval from the Bolshevik takeover to Stalin’s purge era and Nikita Khrushchev’s leadership, noting the rise of communism, civil strife, and shifting reforms while asking what may follow in the next decades.
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Washington
Bern Uke
Lenin
Karl Marx
Stalin
Wered
Mic Taae Leain
Enroc
Paet
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Abrushchev
1966 Election Backlash Shapes 1968 Campaigns Across States
The article analyzes 1966 election shifts, noting gains by Negro candidates in cities like Gary and Boston, and cautioning that city plurality margins differ from statewide races. It highlights Richard Hatcher, Kevin White, and local governors like Nunn, Wallace’s looming third party bid, and the impact on electoral votes and party control nationwide.
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Ray C. Bliss
Natonal
Cleveland
Stokes
Qohio
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Joseph Radigan
Kevin H. White
Massachusetts
Boston
Hicks
Virginia
Mississippi
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
New England
South
James Palmer
Congress of Raccial Equality
Tnport
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Cty
Republic
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Arlen Specter
John Bell Willams
Wiliams
Wallace
Nunn
Kentucky
GOP
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
New Jersey
Webster B. Todd
Michigan
George Romney
Tucson
Arta
Democratic
Machester
New Jeresey
Johson
Indianapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Children Witness Father Kill Mother Then Kill Self
In Fort Worth Texas three of Joal Turnbow and Marie Turnbow’s 14 children witnessed the husband kill their mother and then shoot himself. Marie died, and Joal, 45, died, leaving nine children with relatives. The family plans a gathering to decide custody and care for the younger siblings as authorities determine next steps.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Joal V. Turnbow
Marie
Nita Turnbow
Tina
Cindy
Nita
W.T. Fury
Turnbow
Dora Moregan
India Egypt Debate on Frontiers and Congo Invasion
UN talks feature India and Egypt debating permanent frontiers superseding armistice lines while Israel backs direct negotiation with Arabs. Separately the Congo invasion prompts Portugal to defend territorial bases and call for sanctions against Portugal. In Welghoboth Massachusetts a town hall goof prompts a doormat rental inquiry from a laundry firm tied to local finances.
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India
Mali
Nigeria
Egypt
Israel
Eban
U.S
Security Council
Congo
Jean “Mba di Latete
Portugal
Angola
Francisco Bonifavin de Miranda
Puzzled Over What Arabs Really Want
Jordanian King Hussein's Washington visit stirred optimism about Arab willingness to recognize Israel's right to live in peace but left diplomats puzzled over actual Arab aims. His New York remarks suggested possible concessions on the Strait of Tiran and the Suez Canal, yet later speeches offered only general calls for lasting peace and Israeli withdrawal.
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Endre Marton
Associated Press
Washington
Hussein
Middle East
New York
Israel
Jordan
Strait of Tiran
Suez Canal
Johnson
White House
Dean Rusk
National Press Club
U.S
McMath Attacks Fulbright on Vietnam War Policy
Former Arkansas Governor Sid McMath told the Foreign Relations Club at Little Rock University that Sen. Fulbright’s Vietnam stance would lead to American withdrawal and surrender. McMath cited Fulbright’s SEATO and Tonkin Gulf votes, urging unified command, halted harbor activity, and stronger South Vietnam forces. He said he has no plans to run against Fulbright.
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Little Rock
Selly J. William
U.S
Sid McMath
Little Rock University
America
Sen. Fulbright
SEATO
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Tonkin
McMath
Marine Corps Reserve
Fulbright
Vietnam
United States
Far East
Eisenhower
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
Relpbon Harbor
Nashville mayor cites hate whitey school in antipoverty program
Washington AP report says Nashville mayor Beverly Briley blamed a federally guided Metropolitan Action Commission for an antipoverty effort that let a hate whitey school operate. Police Capt. John Sorace testified the SNCC staffed school taught anti white hatred to Negro children. Funds were pulled after his testimony.
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Washington
Nashville, Tenn
Beverly Briley
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Briley
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Nashville
Metropolitan Action Commission
QEC
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
John A. Sorace
Elliott M. Appleman
Salq
Nashville Commission
QEO
Atlanta
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Angela Calomiris
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