Viet Nam crisis and student protests intensify in Saigon
In Saigon the government faces student ultimatum demanding civilian rule and emergency lifts as Buddhist leaders offer tentative support. Khanh meets protestors and a bomb near a bar housing U.S. servicemen injures a Vietnamese but no Americans. Viet Cong attacks U.S. forces retreat after air support with no confirmed casualties.
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Lubbock Youth Found Dead Of Gunshot Wound
A 17 year old boy named Jackie Lee Bishop was found dead at his family home in Lubbock from a single gunshot wound. His parents and two brothers, Wayne and Michael Joe, were present as authorities prepared a tentative ruling of death due to a gun related incident. Funeral arrangements were noted with Rix Funeral Home handling details.
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Burglary Reported After Two Months in City
A break in at a garage in the 3500 block of 29th St left power tools and items valued about 350 missing. Acid damaged clothes. Redwine sealed and locked the garage in late June. Separate incidents include a Bar-B-Q Cafe break-in at 711 34th St and thefts from John Rackler’s home on 2629 20th St. (rear). Four 900x14 tires were stolen from a cotton trailer at the New Deal Co-op Gin.
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President Antonio Segni Improves After Stroke
Rome AP reports that 15 days after his cerebral stroke President Antonio Segni shows brain function improving and fewer complications. Doctors say his general condition is fairly good though there are residual effects on his right side.
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