Grizzly hunt continues after Glacier bear attack deaths
Survivors recount the night of terror as rangers in West Glacier, Montana, pursue two huge grizzlies linked to the deaths of 19-year-olds Michele Koons of San Diego and Julie Helgesen of Albert Lea. An 18-year-old boy was severely mauled and Roy Ducat was also injured in a separate attack nearby.
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Paul R. Dunn
Michele Koons
San Diego
Calif
Glacier National Park
Park
Dunn
Larry Dale
Miss Koons
Julie Helgesen
Albert Lea
Minn
Roy Ducat
Perrysburg
Ohio
Wild Mountain Country
Dale
Trout
Cuts Under Fire Battle Over Foreign Aid
Senate efforts to restore military aid cut from Johnson's foreign assistance bill gain traction with backing from Jackson Dirksen Stennis and Fulbright. The committee trimmed 205 million from 596 million requested and called for tighter control of aid by State and Defense. The debate cites Vietnam deficits urban unrest and the desire to shift priorities toward domestic needs.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
Red China
Dirksen
Everett M. Dirksen
Haineis
John Stennis
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Jong
U.S
Fulbright
Detroit
Newark
Harlem
Asia
Africa
Defense Department
Tax surcharge may be temporary, says official
Washington reports three top economic officials testifying on President Johnson’s proposed 10 percent surcharge. Budget Director Schultze argues it could be temporary due to Vietnam costs, while Mills doubts temporary assurances. Fowler defends the plan as sound and fiscally responsible amid a rising war bill and large deficit. The panel warns of high interest rates and inflation risk. See TAX BOOST Page x.
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Washington
Johnson
Charles L. Schultze
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Vietnam
Mills
Tax Committee
Schultze
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Ways and Means
Fowler
Commissioners approve group insurance for county employees
Lubbock area officials approve group health coverage for county workers while the mayor stresses the need for more work on water problems. A report notes the latest initiatives and upcoming public works considerations.
Perjury convictions cited in JFK assassination probe
Report notes possible impact of perjury convictions on the ongoing inquiry into the JFK assassination plot. It discusses Senate inquiries and legal angles, with emphasis on potential effects on witness credibility and case development.
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Bec. A
Carr hints at comeback after PASO spat with Gonzales
Former Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr says he was made a whipping boy at the PASO convention and hints at a 1968 political bid. He notes Gonzales targeted him in an attack and cites a possible gubernatorial run in the future. Carr brought a personal statement to the Capitol pressroom denying violence had influenced his politics. He previously ran for U S Senate against John Tower.
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Austin
Waggoner Carr
Paso
Carr
U.S. Senate
John Tower
Political Assn
Antonio Gonzalez
Lubbock
Father Gonzaléz
Martin Luther King
Merck Scientists Report Path to Prevent Viral Infections
Merck Sharp & Dohme reports three NAS papers on interferon discovery and new interferon inducing substances. The work outlines stimulating the body's germ fighting chemical, with animal test results and potential human trials, aiming for a practical antiviral approach.
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Frank Carey Washington
Merck Sharp & Dohme
West Point
National Academy of Sciences
Prayer for mercy quoted by a Lubbock reader
A reader from Lubbock petitions Almighty God to remove malice from hearts and to guard against harming any creature, asking for protection from ill thinking in a concise prayer.
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Lubbock
Isolated Storms Dampen South Plains with Hail and Rain
Scattered thundershowers dipped into the South Plains Monday bringing sprinkles and localized two inch hail along with flooding on state highways 214 and M. The Enochs area near the Cochran Bailey line saw two inches of rain and extensive cropland damage in a four mile strip while nearby Morton reported lighter showers. No severe weather was recorded as the system drifted toward Lubbock late in the day.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Plainview
Enochs
Cochran-Bailey
Hall
Morton
Alaska Flood Brings Disaster Declarations to Fairbanks and Nenana
Gov. Walter Hickel declared Fairbanks and Nenana disaster areas as central Alaska endured drenching rain and rivers above flood stage. National Guardsmen were mobilized to assist, with 50 Guardsmen moved from Bristol Bay. Helicopters evacuated residents from rooftops while land evacuation slowed and more than 200 homes were evacuated in Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Nenana
Walter Hickel
Bristol Bay
U S Warplanes Raid Near Chinese Border In Vietnam Push
U S carrier based jets and Navy fighter bombers attacked rail yards and bridges near Lang Son Na Thuc and Haiphong as campaigns to cut war goods from China into North Vietnam entered a second day. Air strikes focused on railroad targets, fuel depots, storage areas, and a surface to air missile site while ground fighting remained limited in South Vietnam.
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Associated Press
Saigon
U S
Red
China
North Vietnam
Lang Son
Na Thuc
U.S
Johnson
Halphong
Ad Skyhawk
Constellation
Hanoi
Red China
Haiphong
Navy
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
da Nang
Panhandle
Dong Hoi
Don
Hol
AiriForce
101St Hee
Both Sides Claim Hanoi Boundaries In Air Raids
AP reports confusion over Hanoi area boundaries after the Doumer Bridge raid. Pentagon says the strike was 1.7 miles north northeast of city center but outside Hanoi proper, while Hanoi broadcasts claim bombing of the city. Officials note Hanoi town and bigger Hanoi zones define the contested area.
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Bob Horton Washington
U.S
Hanoi
Doumer
Pentagon
China
Doumer Bridge
Hiex
Hanoi Town
Etty
Dallas Reopens Elm Street Cave Site With Traffic Flush
The Elm Street cave collapse in Dallas, caused by a 1967 underground disturbance, is commemorated with a marker after a nearly $1.2 million repair. Bar Association members mourn the loss of a city landmark as the street reopens for traffic near One Main Place while construction continues nearby.
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Peggy Simpson
Dallas
Elm Street Cave
Stearmaroller
Bkrd Row Bar Association
Texas
Clayton Fowler
Elim Street
Elm Street
Weather map predicts warm day with scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm today and tonight in Lubbock and vicinity. Some afternoon and evening thundershowers are expected. High around 90 degrees. Low tonight in the middle 60s.
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Lubbock
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