Navy Jets Attacked By MIGs in Vietnam War Update
A fresh 1400 Marine battalion landed near Da Nang to reinforce Leathernecks amid fears of Chinese involvement. A Peking broadcast claimed Chinese jets battled U S planes as U S and Vietnamese forces pressed operations against North Vietnam. Viet Cong mortared Qui Nhon as Marines deployed west of Da Nang, with over 30,000 U S personnel in country.
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Malcom W. Browne
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Saigon
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Johannesburg
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Distup- Corp
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Ange Free State
Linda Darnell in Critical Condition After Fire
Actress Linda Darnell remained in critical condition Friday after four hours of surgery for second and third degree burns. At Skokie Valley Hospital surgeons reported facial burns were less severe and noted four homes were damaged in the blaze in Lincolnwood Illinois where she stayed with friends. Mrs Curtis, a former secretary, and her daughter Patricia 16 were hospitalized for burns while neighbor David Mundhenk received treatment for wrist cuts.
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Associated Press
Lenview
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Linda Darnell
Friends
Skokie Valley Hospital
Miss Darnell
Chicago
Darnell
Richard Curtis
Patricia
David Mundhenk
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Summer school teachers assignments approved by Lubbock trustees
Area news notes the Lubbock school board approved summer school teacher assignments. The item appears on page 10 section B. The report reflects district staffing actions and forthcoming sessions.
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Lubbock
Bomb scare muted as Johnsons attend domed Astros opener
President and Mrs. Johnson attended the Houston Astros versus New York Yankees game at Harris County Domed Stadium, remaining in a private suite as a bomb scare prompted secrecy. The Astros won 2-6 in 12 innings amid June 1965 style precautions with Connally delivering the ceremonial first ball.
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Associated Press
Ouston
Johnson
Houston
New York Yankees
Houston Astros
Harris County
Astros
Bill Giles
Connally
Giles
Texas
John B. Connally
Lee Johnson
Minnesota River Flood Crest Expected in North Mankato
Crowds of volunteers and civil defense workers rushed to reinforce dikes as the Minnesota River threatens North Mankato with a crest near 20 feet. Residents evacuated, schools closed, and sandbagging under floodlights continued to protect the town and surrounding areas.
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Walted Press
Settenatin
Ankato
Minn
North Mankato
Minnesota
Mankato
Karl F. Rolvaag
St. Paul
Cattanwand
Dispute Familiar As Texan Farmers Visit Britain
A Texas farm group touring the United Kingdom finds common ground on policy debates over price supports and deficiency payments. The piece contrasts UK subsidies with US direct subsidies, noting potential limits on payments and the rising congressional focus as a cotton bill looms.
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Ancaestrual Farm
ODN
England
United Kingdom
U. S
U.K
Congress
Johnson backs 1.3 billion school aid bill in Senate vote
The Senate approved a 1.3 billion education aid package for poor children by a 73 to 18 margin, sending it to President Johnson for signature. The measure, linked to a broader Great Society push, includes 1.06 billion for school districts, 100 million for libraries, and 100 million for other needs, and follows a House approval amid heavy debate and GOP opposition.
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Aycommse Eoarnal Newservices
Ashington
Senate
Johnson
Junction School
Cby Ranch
Wereayeu Uy Cunussims Pines
House
White House
South
Four year terms proposal sparks Texas political alarm
Fort Worth Rep Howard Green warns four-year governor terms could birth a political dynasty and injure public schools. Grand Saline Rep Bill Hollowell says passage would yield the nation’s biggest state political machine. The measure stirred legislators with Sen Ralph Yarborough urging opposition as Rep Carl Parker voted despite illness. A Senate version has passed, while the House bill stalls in constitutional amendments committee.
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Howard Green
Fort Worth
John Connally
Texas
Green
Bill Hollowell
Grand Saline
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Port Arthur
Carl Parker
Parker
Senate
House
Prayer Quote Submission from Lubbock Reader
Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor of Lubbock submits a Tennyson quotation about prayer, stating more is wrought by prayer than the world dreams of and urging voices to rise night and day in supplication.
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Tennyson
Jesse J. Rasor
Lubbock
Marchers in Bor g alusa Louisiana protest Ku Klux Klan violence
About 550 Negro demonstrators, protected by police, marched 11 miles through Bogalusa under a hot sun. Earlier melee briefed by segregationists prompted police action. four men were struck, including an FBI agent and a photographer. A later march led by James Farmer met with Mayor Jesse Cutter and officials as leaders urged calm and cooperation.
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Associated Press
Ogalusa
Borgalusa
FBI
James Farmer
Jesse Cutter
Farmler
Louisiana
Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
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