Congressmen Defy Court Ban On Hearings In Bid To Push Legislation
Congressman Winer syith Barker Rey Pool plans to hold today's Trouse committee hearings despite Judge Corcoran's injunction. Pool vows to defy the court, risking contempt charges, while House Speaker McCormack calls the move a direct attack on Congress and its independ procedures. The session aims to press a resolution targeting the block Arua.
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Winer Syith Barker
Rey Pool
Trouse Committee
V Eting
Corcoran
Pool
House
John W
Cormack
Congress
McCormack
US Air War Escalates Amid Vietnam Village Bombings
A string of Allied air and ground clashes near the Cambodian border left Vietnamese civilians dead and wounded as U S Cavalry units fought Communist forces. In other theaters a U S Coast Guard cutter was hit in a mistaken bombing incident causing casualties among Americans and a British correspondent. A court battle over antiwar testimony and civil liberties actions accompanied the day’s headlines.
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Manes
Coast Guard
Hatterion 2
der Au
Bevy Caaubat
Ore Centact
Armericans
Birth notices and court debate mix in scattered report
A garbled roundup notes births at various hospitals with weights and parents names alongside references to a court hearing on separation of powers. The text interleaves details of newborns in Texas and other locales with political testimony about a three judge panel and a Viet Nam era congressman remarks.
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Hannon
Pothime
Woolter Po ‘Teague TT
New York
Ehatopian
Tos
Viet Camair van South
Perberton
Pool
Bulldog Drummond Praised At World Methodist Confab
Minister defends Bulldog Drummond as a better man than Bond while addressing delegates. He lauds the fictional adventurer as a morally upright figure and contrasts him with Bond in a controversial sermon.
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Math
England
Bulldog Drusmond
Bulldog Drummond
Scientists Plan Solar Eclipse Rocket Launch
Reported project outlines a solar eclipse related rocket test with a team including Jim Lanter and Martin Dyer. The briefing mentions Earth’s atmosphere affecting radio transmission and a deep ocean reference near Brazil’s east coast, noting Lake Kashal as a depth benchmark.
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Lanter
Jam Butterfield
Martin Dyer
Hall Bess
Yin Chande
Sul
Jowry
Brazil
Reprimand Proposal at Higher Headquarters Reg Regs
An official reprimand process concerns Bleetoh Ss proposal and regulations registered with subordinate officers. The document references Cal Joseph de Cotton and test director Gio, noting advisory steps and approval needs for operations similar to the fatal Hlihit incident.
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Bleetoh
Toe
Cates
Cal Joseph de Cotton
Pepria
Cab Peete Fe
Urban Tian
Toon Odaffiers
Theda
Gio Peeved
Irthipe
Hy Feencrates
Cab Renarians
Rainfall Relief Across State With Crop Progress Notes
The US Department of Agriculture reports widespread rainfall last week bringing moisture to parts of the state while others remain dry. Cotton harvest remains slow and uneven at various stages with overall progress lagging behind last year. Pepper and cabbage planting continues in the Rio Grande Valley as citrus irrigation looks favorable. Nearby, Rod Harland, hurt in a truck crash near Senunele, stayed in critical condition at Methodist Hospital. Author James Fenimore Cooper and Capt James Lawrence, known for Give Up the Ship, were Burlington neighbors.
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Austin
US Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Rod. Harland, Co
Senunele
Methodist
Harlands
Westoet Senunele
James Fenmore Cooper
Capt James Lawrence
Dent
Fame
Burlingtom, Nd
Newspaper Pressmen Strike Ends Shorter Shift Demanded
Ongoing strike by World Journal Tribune pressmen delays final settlements. Workers demanded shorter shifts and protested for regularity of schedules. Four months of dispute leave the paper facing continued delays and tension as management negotiates with union leadership.
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World Journal Tribune
Vinion
Hewoniaitien
Violent storms sweep Midwest and South Plains weather
North Texas received showers on Monday as violent thunderstorms battered the Midwest. Tornadoes touched down in Wisconsin and Minnesota amid watches for Illinois and Michigan, while Texas reports isolated sprinkles and temperatures near 90 with a cooler forecast. Flooding mends along the Frio River and roads reopen as crews clear high water and a raft incident near Pearsall ends safely.
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Texas
Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
Linois
Michigan
South Plains
U.S
Lubock
Crosbyton
Matador
Silverton
Spur
Lamesa
Seminole
Dickens
Weather Bureau
U. Ss. Agricultural Department
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Garner State Park
Frio River
North Texas
Paris
Wichita Falls
Gainesville
Red River
Alpine Amarillo
Cotulla
Laredo
Deltic
Leakey
LaPryor
Sabinal
Pearsall
Uvalde
Knippa
Concan
Wvalde
Sauk County
Rosendale
Wis
Rochester
Mann
Oa Farm
Rock Sommus
Rewdsturch
Reedsbtr
Beatie
Wisconsin Dells
Stevens Point
Ron
Pacueah
Cape Girardeau
Minneapolis
Minn
Huron
Grand Island
Neb
Kearney
Nebo
Mau Claire
Dixie
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Lomsville
Battle Bock
Charleston
SoCo
Butte
Mont Malad City
Idaho
Casper
Wao
Reno
Nev
Delay in Clearing Burial Mixups At Fort Sam Houston
The State Department said a few days may pass before mixups at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery are resolved. The FBI checked fingerprints on bodies exhumed from the cemetery to confirm identity, including a man buried in error who was not the World War I veteran.
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UPL
State Department
Omilars
Federal Bureau of Identification
Army
Ft Sam Houston National
San Antonio
Tex
Herbert Moddborne
Coxsaelkie
Froats Nao Ambher
Ti. O
Bothomen
Guadalajara
Medidlome
New York
Gloria Chappell
Meddlomie
City set to finish new water plant in 1967
Officials project a 3.7 million dollar water treatment plant nearing completion by spring 1967 to replace depleted wells and meet a nominal daily capacity of 228 million gallons. Restoration and sanitization of mains and pump stations will follow, with exact timing dependent on final work.
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Campbell
Omiaihon
Mahon urges tighter rules after NB-70 crash report
Rep George Mahon claims the Air Force and General Electric used government aircraft for advertising, urging stronger regulations and accountability. He notes the NB-70 crash prompted loss of two test pilots and calls for clearer rules to prevent improper use of government property.
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Washington
George Mahen
Lubhbeneck
Ciaataaan
House
Nppre Fobiens
Ee Mondas
van Air Pores
NBTH
Tigves Mahon
Haliy
Cites
General Electric
Air Force
Artificial Heart Patient Makes Rapid Recovery in Houston
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, 37, a Mexico City beautician, showed sharp improvement after undergoing valve replacements and receiving an auxiliary heart pump at Methodist Hospital. Doctors reduced the pump load as her heart healed and kidney function improved, with the patient gaining strength and short movements after surgery led by Dr. Michael J. DeBakey.
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Houston
API
Esperanza del Valle
Vasquez
Michael J. DeBakey
Methodist Hospital
House Approves Bill To Assist Housing Market
Washington lawmakers back a 3.7 billion package to boost the housing market. The bill, negotiated by Rep. Wright Patman and Rep. William Widnall, would raise FNMA borrowing authority by 83.7 million to support more loans. The measure moves to a Senate House conference for final reconciliation.
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House
Wright Patman
P-Tex
House Banking Committee
William Widnall
Federal National Mortea
Democratic leaders deadlock on nominee for Ball Satterwhite seat
In Texas at the Democratic state committee meeting in Dallas the 62 member panel debated Stephens Chapman Waxahachie Kinser Aubrey Moore Bobo McCrady Burdett and others as potential successors to Rep Ball Satterwhite. Several names including Miss Viranna Dualf and K W Harris were noted as possible candidates. The panel did not finalize a nominee and will submit preferred candidates to the committee.
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Hwielsboro
Ball Satterwhite
Democratic Executive Committee of
Cnoseph
Steven Chapman
Waxahachie Kinser
Air Force
Aubrey Moore
Phillsboro
Charman Bobo McCrady
Waxahachie
Bloyd Burdett
State
Democrate
Wilh Dallas
Satterwhite
Joboo
Hay
Vircana Dualf
Ferris
K. W. Harris
Whitney
Joe Liska
Jenenis Butcher
Bud Webb
British Troops Begin Malaysian Withdrawal
British forces start pulling out of Malaysian Borneo as Confrontation with Indonesia ends. Singapore reports a light air defense battery has departed and more British Australian and New Zealand units will be withdrawn over the coming months.
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Singapore
Malaysian Borneo
Pandonesias
Midhissia
New Zealand
Airline workers vote on new contract amid union push
Union officials press for rapid ratification of a tentative airline pact offering wage and fringe benefit gains. A large strike impacts 30,000 to 40,000 other employees, causing widespread layoffs and an estimated $82 million daily revenue loss. The LAM president calls the settlement the best in talks, while mechanics and clerks await decisions.
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Cal Contract Vinton
Seb
Amd
LAM
Dongess
Bieseet
Oeosthies
Routileesarts
Kandines
Niall
Nixon A ssers Viet Cong Gaining Ground
Honolulu AP report says former Vice President Nixon asserts North Vietnam and the Viet Cong no longer have a chance to win the war. He arrived from a world trip and would not speculate on the 1960 Republican nomination, focusing on unity and withdrawal, drawing parallels to France in 1954.
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Honolulu
Packard Ml Niseon
Nixon
Poksocon
Dis
Whiner
Cal
Brads Nisan
Todd
Fe Seid
Murray to Present Valley Water Plan Objections
Texas State Rep. Menton Murray of Harlin will present the Lower Rio Grande Valley Water Committee’s case against transferring Rio Grande water as hearings on the Texas Water Plan continue. Murray, interim House Committee on Water chair, calls the plan a dangerous master plan for Texas water needs through the year 2060.
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Edinburg
Upt
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Water Plan
Murray
Lower
Debris From Braniff Jetliner To Be Tested In Dallas
About 2000 pounds of debris from the Braniff jetliner that crashed in Nebraska on August 6 will be brought to Dallas for study within a few days. A CAB spokesman said systems analysis will be conducted at Braniff maintenance shops under CAB supervision to determine the crash cause. A Braniff official said the Dallas bound load will include instruments hydraulic meters and other operating mechanisms found.
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Dallas
Nebraska
Civil Aeronautics Board
Braniff
Bank Robbery Indictment Outlined in District Court
District court heard testimony on the Horton armed bank robbery case with Vivian Jacobs identifying Horton as the robber and Horton confessing on the stand. Lubbock attorney John McRidl disputed commenting until the indictment is seen while prosecutors note the federal and state charges and potential penalties.
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Eharcge
Horton
John Mc Ridl
Lubbock
Niesht
TD Cannet
District Court Triad
Vivian Jacobs
Jacobs
Dist
John B. Stapleton
Floydiada
Mones Stapleton
Poddletark
Ploydada
Stapleton
Nory
Jude Raethith
Tye
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Coreariun
Monelstoartind
Ceoregivam
Wendy Jane Clazewski
Framingham
Mass
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N.Y
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Athston
Greg
Aosen
Mis Brensede
Charles White
West Teyas
Whetaker
Hai
Firnest
Ao Smith
Werhing & Pounds
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Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Mack Black
Taha
Hesho
Sepia
Frank Ramoe Ald Pot
Avium Lau Wa
John di Buchanan
Ples
Government
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Mesrads Crawford
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WHYTE
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Eprops Weather Report
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NY Paper ST
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Mahon
Harold S Brown
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