Addicts Seek Salvation Through Jesus in Plano
Ron and Gordon, both long-time addicts from Chicago and New York, join 25 others in a Plano house to kick heroin and other drugs with the faith of Addicts For Jesus. They credit Rev. Walterman and Faith Tabernacle for help while facing zoning disputes, evictions, and mixed local support in a rural town 70 miles west of Chicago.
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Weather Outlook Showers Sweep Plains and Gulf Regions
Sunday showers and thundershowers prevail over the plains southern plateau and portions of the Gulf region. Minimum temperatures forecast reach 67 in Atlanta 63 in Chicago 58 in Denver 58 in Duluth 68 in Los Angeles 68 in New York and 82 in Phoenix with Seattle at 55 up.
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Nixon Says War Could Be Won At Home Not Lost
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned that the war could be lost at home if American resolve erodes. He spoke after a two hour briefing with Gen. Westmoreland in Saigon and before reporters denouncing critics who he said prolong the conflict. Nixon urged continued determination and home-front backing as essential to prevent defeat and to press for negotiations and progress in Vietnam.
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Regents approve merit based faculty pay boosts
The State Board of College Regents approved a plan to distribute 469 500 in 1966 67 faculty salary raises. The measure allows nine state university presidents to allocate funds to faculty and administrators on merit. At least a 2.15 percent across the board increase is planned, funded from existing salary hike money in the general budget.
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State Board of College Regents
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Pakistan Quake Toll Rises to Seven in Quetta
In Quetta, Pakistan, the Tuesday earthquake killed seven people and injured 25, according to official reports. The disaster response and damage assessment continued across the region with crews surveying affected areas.
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Pakistan
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Wisconsin shows variable clouds with isolated showers or thundershowers tonight and cooler temperatures tonight into Sunday. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers in extreme east Sunday. Minnesota sees variable clouds with showers and thunderstorms tonight, ending Sunday and turning fair to partly cloudy and cooler. Iowa is partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered thundershowers west and north tonight and over the state Sunday. warmer east and cooler west Sunday.
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Man To Face Charges On Murder Hoax
A La Crosse man will be charged with giving false information after a 3 am hoax call claimed a murder at the New Villa Restaurant on Ward Avenue. Police, sheriff and town officers investigated, inmates were brought to the scene, and the Proksch couple aided in a later courthouse tape review.
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Pip) Wuest
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Two Men Rob A Milwaukee Supermarket With Briefcase
In Milwaukee two men used a briefcase and a customer's car to steal about $4,000 from a supermarket. They held store employees at gunpoint and directed a bystander to surrender his car for the getaway.
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Milwaukee
Sheriff Records Statement From Man Named On Tape
A man named on the tape came to the sheriff's office at the request of Undersheriff William S. Boma and provided a formal statement to state authorities.
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Sheriff's Office
William S. Boma
Boma
Crook Returns Stolen Money In Nearby Note
In Pasadena Maryland a thief who took 28 dollars from Mrs Walter Seiman's home on Monday left a rock with a note and a 20 dollar bill on her lawn Tuesday night. The note claimed the return of 20 dollars and promised to return the remaining eight when obtained. It was signed Crook.
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Pasadena
Walter Sieman
Nugents Son NCO Commands Marines While Brother Marries
In South Vietnam 1st Lt. Gerard Nugent, commander of Echo Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, oversees routine operations on a windy hill on the day his brother Patrick Nugent marries Luci Johnson. The wedding day marks Gerard’s likely first wedding anniversary as he has served in Vietnam since January after duties on Okinawa.
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South Viet Nam
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Luci Baines Johnson
Gerard
Jerry) Nugent
U.S
Echo Company
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3Rd Marines
Jerry
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Marine Corps
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Nugent
Viet Nam
Okinawa
United States
Plan To Save Animals Bound For U S Zoos
Washington AP The Department of Agriculture hopes to save 55 African animals bound for U S zoos with a meeting today One four Af rican antelope are headed for Milwaukee County Zoo The shipment may be dumped at sea if quarantine cannot be arranged The ship violated disease prevention rules by stopping at unauthorized ports Officials said appeals from congressmen exist but regulations protect the $17 billion livestock industry and native wildlife
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Milwaukee County
Department
Popcorn Production Surges as Americans Eat Billions Quarts
A national trend shows Americans consuming more than three billion quarts of popcorn each year. Industry analysts note rising demand from movie theaters home snacks and party gatherings.
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