Water Lake Project Lets Post and Spur Get Supply
The White River Water District said a new 4.5 million dollar lake project is ready to deliver water to Post and Spur once Balls and Crosstown approve. The lake holds over 1.0 billion gallons with 671 million available, enough for a two year supply for the two towns amid prior rationing.
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Crosby County
al O'Brien
Water District
Ralls
Crosbyton
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Beatrix
Sterdam
de Teleg
White River
Raff
Northwest quake rattles four states and British Columbia
A major earthquake, the strongest in the region since 1949, jolted Washington and nearby areas Thursday, killing at least two people and injuring many. Buildings including the Capitol in Olympia were damaged. in Tacoma a railway depot roof collapsed injuring none. The quake was felt in Idaho and Oregon with no major additional damage reported.
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British Columbia
Washington
Olympia
Norman Rasmussen
University of Washington
Union Pacific Railway
Tacoma
Vancouver Island
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Fishler Flouring
Seattle
Ray
Haughton
Eugene Goulet
Annual Growth and Local Events Highlight Lubbock
Lubbock area shows 2.97 percent annual population rise placing it among fast growing cities. An annual Scout Circus opens in the city with participants from a 20 county area. Spiritual message reached via two dial-number outreach in Lubbock.
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Lubbock Pith
Lubbock
Georgia high school girls flee gunfire on stadium field
About 200 girls at Chamblee High School hid under bleachers and in woods as a 16 year old boy fired a high powered rifle atop a football stadium. No injuries were reported. the youth surrendered after a 15 minute standoff led by Capt Thurman Sterrell of Chamblee police.
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Chamblee
Noone
Chamblee High Schools
Thurman Sterrell
Chamblee Police
Chamblee High School
Andrews Building Fire Damages School and Gym
A fire destroyed a 1957 Andrews building and gym causing an estimated 573385 dollars in damage. The fire compromised a separation building housing about 600 students from grades two through six. Fire crews and area oil field units fought the blaze with significant water use and volunteer help.
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Avalacheseurse
Andrews
Oil Field Company
Irmedi
Citizen Volunteers
Fez
Andrews Lake
Andrews Fire Department
Odessa
Seminole
Eunice
N.M
Aspistid
Crown
Federal aid tied to school integration deadlines set
Washington reports that schools must integrate at least some grades by next fall and erase segregation by fall 1967 to qualify for federal funds. Plans showing substantial good faith are required, with two grades including first grade to be integrated in all districts. Deadline for filings is June 30.
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Washington
Office of Education
Ald
David S
Seeley
Commissioner of Education
Francis Keppel
Kennel
Crisis Deepens as U S Marines Shore up Santo Domingo
U S Marines move ashore in Santo Domingo amid heavy fighting as rebels exchange fire near the embassy and police headquarters. Officials report at least five dead snipers and rising civilian casualties in the six day Latin American upheaval.
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U.S. Army
Sintar Hoai
Here
Washington
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U. S
State Department
LBJ
Johnson
Ihey
U.S
Porime
Juan Bosch
U. S. Marine Filers
Bosch
Prayer Note Requests Courage For Doctor Healer
A short anonymous prayer asks God to bless a physician serving as a healer of man. It requests courage to face medical facts and to speak truth when required, ending with a note to remove eight aes.
White House and Brown mix up in prank call tale
A New York confusion over numbers 202 and 212 shows the White House and the Brown family of Queens receiving misdirected calls. Lyndon B. Johnson pledged careful handling in a personal letter after a NY paper reported Mrs Brown’s plight. She insisted she would never give up two things.
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Associated Preseyew York
White House
Brown House
Queens
Washington
Brown
New York
Texas Warming Trend Continues After Cold April Morning
A sunny spring day warmed Texas after an April record cold. Dawn temperatures ranged from 36 degrees at Dalhart to 66 at Brownsville, with noon readings in the 60s and 70s statewide. The U S Weather Bureau said the warming trend would continue.
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Texas
Dalhart
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. Weather Bureau
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