Dallas Fort Worth Hit by Severe Storms and Floods
A powerful line of thunderstorms lashed the Dallas Fort Worth area with winds up to 70 mph and heavy rain. Flooding forced closures and evacuations in Garland and nearby suburbs while Dallas and Fort Worth suffered property damage and power outages.
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Dallas-Fort Worth Area
Garland
Tex
Rowlett
Seasoville
Texas
Abilene
Sweetwater
Dallas
Dallas Theater Center
Frank Lievel Wright
Turtle Creek
Conneree Street
Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
St Great South
International
Fort Wworth
Mintnr
Anorthern Dam
North Richland Hills
Haltom
Hurst
Bedford
Euless 9
Sabine
Gladewater
Mineola
Logansport
Caddo Lake
Marshall
Trinity
Trinity River
East Fork
Chambers Creek
Corsicana
Richland Creek
Crocker
Briggs
Chireno
Palestine
Rusk
Cameron
Brackettville
Valley Junction
Jarrell
Bremond
Antelope
Celina
Newport
Winkler
Goldthwaite
Henrietta
Anna
Muenster
Greater South- 40 West
Arlington
First On Trial In Idae Lou State Bank Robbery Case
The six year old Ysasaca leads three suspects in the abortive November 26 robbery. Epifanio Bela and Rudy Garcia face robbery by firearms charges. Ysasaca’s trial was severed from the others. The prosecution seeks a nine year sentence and plans to call about 19 witnesses. The judge overruled objections and cautioned jurors to avoid media. The trial may run through Thursday with the jury to be seated Monday.
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Mondas
Ysasaza
McFall
Newsmen
Elis
Ysasaca
Idaelou State Bank
Epifanio Bela
Rudy Garcia
14Th St. Ysasaga
U S Forces Boost Viet Nam Division Amid Saigon Unrest
The 4,000 troops join the 23rd Infantry Division in Vietnam enhancing U S presence as ground fighting continues around Da Nang and the Mekong Delta. Communist supply seizures total 1 100 tons while guerrilla attacks target outposts and civilian casualties rise. May Day labor unrest in Saigon threatens demonstrations as officials warn unions against political activity.
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23Rd Infantry
da Nang
Saifom
van van Cua
Ingiltvare
Cua
Studids
Rome
Enim
Laroise
Hicht
Pope Paul
Beeston
Washington
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
William B. Sandlin Jr
Marathon
Fla
Sald
Oon Oan
Han Nehat Province
Ba Tri
Mekong River
Delta
Navy
North Vietnam
Tonkin
Vinh
Haiphong
Dong Hoi
U.S. Tth
Guam
Dodd Faces Ethics Probe Over Klein Relations
Sen. Dodd denies aiding Klein and entertaining West German visitors at Klein's expense while critics allege gifts exchanged. The Senate Ethics Committee plans private sessions to define jurisdiction as Dodd requests a formal inquiry and FBI probe follows Pearson Anderson columns.
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Thomas Doddie Conn
Julius Kiein
Chicago
Senate Ethics Committee
Frides
Tap Wire Pdiatn i
Jing
West Germany
Klein
Dodd
John C. Stennis Dmissi
Ethics Committee
Pearson-Anderson
FBI
Odd
Pearson
Anderson
Justice Department
Midland Man Dies as Plane Crashes Near Cedar Hill Tower
A Beechcraft twin engine plane struck a guy wire at the Cedar Hill transmitting station serving KTVT, killing Midland resident Ernest C. Fyson. Poor visibility hampered witnesses as wreckage spread over a quarter mile. authorities noted the tower stood 1,540 feet high with no transmission disruption.
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Dallas
Texas
Midland
Ernest C. ‘Fyson
Cedar Hill
KTVT
IKTVT
Fort Worth
Guy Whre
Hal ‘Wood
Unclear OCR Fragment Acknowledges Individuals and Events
Fragmentary text lists names and items with no coherent events. It mentions people such as Mos George Boo Stake and Jacos Lee Csiuins Peters in a jumble of phrases. No clear date location or outcome is identifiable.
Scientist links weapons research to cancer cure
Army Misslie Command chief scientist Dr. William Carter said laser experiments on rodents show tumors can be vaporized in under a second, suggesting weapon tech may yield medical uses. He cited high energy beams and optical radiation as potential cancer therapies.
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Amarililo
Apri
Army Missie Command
Wiliam Carter
Redestone Arsenal
Ala
Texas Panhandle Post
American Ordnance Association
Carter
Prewar foe of communism dies in Lincoln hospital
Elizabeth Palling Stokes 72, Chicago native and noted anti communism writer, died Friday in Lincoln hospital. She and husband Albert Walkhieski gained attention for anti Soviet writings after visiting the Soviet Union in 1931. Her books include The Red Network and The Roosevelt Red Record among others.
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Chicago
Eluizabeth Palling Stokes
United States
Lincoln
Net
Stokes
Paibhie Recognion
Albert Walkhsieks Dilove
Soviet Union
China
NATO planning new nuclear command structure across allied Europe
A NATO communique outlines a three way ministerial meeting in July to discuss a continental chain of reviewed command groups across Europe. The plan would create regional commands from southeastern to north Europe with tasks including nuclear weapons development, force types, deployment, and crisis contingencies coordinated by U S and Admiral Moorer under President Johnson. Denmark and Norway reportedly balk at sharing nuclear policymaking while ministers see learning opportunities in consultations.
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Haveapens
Trubes
Proba Hls
Paris
NATO
Formatance
Greece
Turkey
Britain
United States
Middle Europe
Low Countries
Europe
Denmark
Norway
Teeland
Hritsia
Lyman L. Lemitzer
Spreme
Allied Powers
U.S. Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Atlante
Johnson
Man With Shotgun Subdued at Pittsburgh Hospital
An unidentified man entered Leech Farm Veterans Hospital in Pittsburgh with a shotgun and barricaded himself as police surrounded the building. After about an hour he surrendered without firing on officers. Two patients sustained minor glass cuts but no serious injuries occurred.
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Pittsburgh
Soviet Nuclear Force About Half Of U S Power
Paris based National Defense Review states the Soviet Union's nuclear capability is about half that of the United States. The report says this level could intimidate the U S but not permit a nuclear showdown.
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U.S
Paris
UPI
Brench National Defense Review
Soviet Union
United States
Rhodesia Pushes Talks to Confirm Independence
Rebel Premier Ian Smith said Rhodesia would hold talks with Britain to win formal recognition of independence. He called independence a success exceeding expectations and said Rhodesia cannot and will not lose it.
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Bulawayo, Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Smith
Goose blamed for Denver power failure in Western outage
A Canadian goose collided with a 13 000 volt power line causing a 72 minute outage in suburban Denver. Public Service Co of Colorado attributed part of the Western states blackout to the incident.
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Denver
UPI
Canada
The
Public Service Co
Colorado
Farmers Union Chief Blasts Washington on Farm Policy
Tony T. Dechant president of the National Farmers Union accused U.S. officials of hurting farm income during a Crosby County Farmers Union meeting in Crosbyton. He criticized export limits on hides and skins and a Defense Department cutback, calling farmers 82 percent of parity and noting retail food prices rose since 1952. He supported a cotton research funding referendum with a $1 per bale assessment and said NFU backs modifications to the plan after House action. Jay Naman accompanied Dechant and spoke on proposed program changes.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Rosbyton
Washington
Tony T. Dechant
Denver
National Farmers Union
South Plains
Dechant
Crosby
Defense Department
Sec
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
NFU
Johnson
NEU
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Senate
House
Farmers Union
Jay Naman
Waco
Texas
Lubbock
Crosbyton
Naman
Unclear Suspect In Oklahoma Incident Not Charged
A deputy stated two men might be involved but no charges were filed against others. He had not learned that Hail had been captured until told by The Avalanche Journal.
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Oklahoma Awaid
Hail
Avalanche Journal
Tech Rodeo sparks a Friday night surge at XU Mee Vealia
Jerry Blocker poured in 33 points as Tech rodeo leaders surged Friday night with top marks in bull riding led by Jack Rhoades 59 points and Melvin Miranda atop the field. Albert Flinn from Eastern New Mexico University tops overall while Sul Ross and NMSU riders fill multiple event podiums.
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Jerry Blocker
Jack Rhoades
Melvin Miranda
South Plains College
New Redeo
Lehert
Bob Cri
Pan American College
Tech
Dale Johnson
Dewey Pierce
NMSU
Jim Riemer
Tex Dulaney
Riemer
Dulaney
Sul Ross
Barre
Debra Shaw
Jo Ann Smith
Judy Helton
Judy Froman
Midwestern University
Raider
Donna Hoffman
Karen Robinson
Anna Bell Cox
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Ade Bancovsky
Fee Board of
Louisiana State Line
Winet
Naples
Gainesville
Danlas
Small Business Administration
Elgin Croll
Carrollton
John Carrocceio
Ronald Feax
John Wesley Phillins
Mesquite
Duck Creek
Ueed
Dodge Bliss
Lodge
Us 1St Infantry Division
Wiliam Porter
Neuven van Thieu
Amasyer
Sen. Dodd
Farm Union
Crosby County FU
Crosby County
Cele
Mos
George Boo
Oson Wregters
List Foday Varetagh
Engaper
Ates
Jacos Lee Csiuins Peters
Man With Shotgun
Defhant
James G. Patton
XU Mee Vealia
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