Texan Among Crash Victims Identified by Defense Dept
The Defense Department identified Lt. (J. G.) S. W. Murray of Dallas as one of 13 men aboard a U.S. Navy P-3A Orion that crashed at sea near Subic Bay. No survivors were found. Murray was married to Peggy Jo Murray of Mountain View California.
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Washington
UPI
J. G
S. W. Murray
Regal Estes Murray
Dallas
Defense Department
Peggy Jo Murray
Mountain View
Calif
U.S. Naval Base
Subic Bay
Probe urged into Texas hospital system and Austin facility
State Rep. Paul B. Haring called for a legislative probe of the Texas state hospital system, focusing on the Austin State Hospital after the firing of two attendants who reported alleged misconduct by a physician. He urged removal of top officials including Dr. C J Ruilmann and Dr. Sam A Hoerster, with Gov. Connally's office confirming interest in the case.
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Austin
UPS
Paul B. Haring
Goliad
Austin State Hospital
Byron Tunnell
Preston Smith
Haring
House
Senate
Capitol
C. J. Ruilmann
State Board of Hospitals and Special Schools
Sam A. Hoerster
John Connally
Connally
Ruilmann
University of Texas
Social Service
Austin Hospital
John Middleton
Hoerster
Raymond[Vowell
George Constant
Dallas
Travis State School
Ruismann
Ten Portuguese Soldiers Killed in Portuguese Guinea
Ten Portuguese soldiers were killed in action in Portuguese Guinea on November 22 28, according to a communique from the army information services issued in Bissau. The report confirms the fatalities among Portuguese forces engaged in the colonial conflict.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Army Information Services
Bissau
Farmer trades oil rights for water promise in Illinois
Gerald Lyons, an 80 acre hog farmer in Cornell Illinois, sold his oil rights to Zimmerman Weeks Co for one dollar and other considerations. The buyers promised Lyons water for his hogs and Lyons said he would continue hog raising despite the unexpected oil strike after six weeks of drilling. He cited having completed plowing and picking and planned to get on with his work.
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Cornell, Ill
Gerald Lyons
Lyons
Zimmerman & Weeks Co
Bloomington
Ill
US Upgrades Romania Envoys to Ambassador Security
The White House said William A. Crawford, 49, long based in New York, will become ambassador in Romania, elevating the legation status after a 1961 ministerial posting. Romania and the U S had agreed to embassies five months ago, signaling closer ties and independent economic policy.
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Romania
Washington
White House
U.S
William A. Crawford
Crawford
New York City
United States
Rome
UPI
Petre Balaside
Forum
Cearn
Santa Makes Debut In Post With Parade
Santa made his 1964 debut in Post Saturday at the second annual Christmas Parade. Seven floats entered the parade with the junior class high school float winning first prize. Three bands took part including Post High School Band and two O'Donnell bands. Sam Houston Rifles from West Texas State University also participated.
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POST
Santa
Post High School
O'Donnell
Sam Houston Rifles
West l Texas State University
Johnson to Meet Japanese Prime Minister on January 12
President Johnson will meet January 12 with new Japanese prime minister Eisaku Sato for a broad discussion of world issues.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Eisaku Sato
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