Military bases to be shut down in 3 years
Representatives Stratton and Javits said President Johnson would reportedly oversee a three year closure plan for certain military bases. They described a urgent meeting with Defense officials and said a telegram was sent to the President urging a formal briefing. Congress members from Massachusetts Pennsylvania and California protested at a naval survey event.
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D. NY
Jaco 1K
Javits
Uy House Armed Services
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Pennsylvania
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McNamara
Thomas P. O'Neill
Ossi
Lee
Kenneth FE. Beview
Sam Francisco
San Francises
Sen
Wiigh
Philadelphia Shield
Scott
O'Neill
Boston Yard
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
del Im
McCormack
Johnson
Christmas Home Lighting Contest The Trout Family Dominates
In a city wide Home Christmas Lighting Contest, the Trouts of their home at 1949? continue to draw numerous visitors with a yard full of a Star in the East angel roof display a large decorated tree and backyard lights. Mrs Trout added a golf club motif representing her husband’s interests, while neighbors like the Nobles at 161 St showcase a single electric handle in 12 windows. Other entries include Claus and deer scenes by Mrs Anderson and a Bethlehem star by Richard Besling. The event features window and doorway divisions and high spectator turnout as judges assess creativity and festive spirit.
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Smn
Willan
Tia
Lallie Shankle
Bal
Hernard Seay
BO Stanford
Dour
Dinahas Boren
Rivhant Besling
Bethlehem Star
J.C Miller
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WooSth
Mille Hone
Bss
Chick Troutsis
Avalanches Journal
Sant
Angel
Trout
TA. Noble
Wis Ath St
David and
Gary Shipley
A. L. Shipley
56Th St
Rollie Masten
Meet Ste re et Pre hae Sie ant Mra Evate Whowel
A garbled OCR note praises various figures and events, mentioning names such as Mront Taate Be ted fee Wenn te tates and Evate Whowel, with fragmented phrases hinting at a meet or ceremony and a response by Hoven.
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He Aigeo
Mront
Sahara
Tevas
Lubbock Bid Push For West Texas State School
West Texas communities rally behind Lubbock as the preferred site for a new State School for the retarded. Officials cite travel benefits and regional service, with Brownfield Seagraves and Morton endorsing Lubbock. local clubs and chambers pledge support amid planned meetings across the region.
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Boe Rushing Jroot
Lubbock
Oehy
West Tesas
O. Brandon Hull
Seagraves
West Texas
Loi Meridian
Ehicht
Panhandle
el Paso
Board For State Hospitals and
Jan
South Plains Counc
Alreay
Chamber of Commerce
Susdan
Muleshoe
Farwell
Littlefield
Anton
Shallowater
Talis
Sheton
Elvis
Pab
Loxons
Planner
Watch Stows
Abernathy
Lackney
Floydada
Crosbyton
Lavenzo
Rushing
KTFY
Bolivia Leader Rules Out Force
AP from Oruro Bolivia reports President Victor Paz Estenssoro’s government rejects a military action against dissident miners who hold four Americans among 15 hostages in a trade for two jailed union leaders. An agreement withdrew army patrols around Catavi Siglo Veinte, easing the risk of armed clash near Oruro.
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Bolivia
Victor Paz Estonssora
Defense Ministry
Juan Lechin
la Paz
Lechin
Col Nose
Torres
Sen
Armando Morales
Catay Veinte
Lochia
Catavi-Siglo Veinte
Weather toll rises as storms lash Central United States
Night time weather chaos left highways slick with ice and snow across the Central United States. A United Press International tally reported at least 45 weather related deaths. Western mountains faced a deep freeze with subzero temps in Montana and Wyoming while Texas and Oklahoma endured power outages and dangerous road conditions. Severe conditions disrupted schools and farms from the Carolinas to the Plains, with multiple fatal crashes reported in Texas and surrounding states. The northern half of Texas saw temperatures 10 to 14 degrees below normal, while warmer weather returned to the south.
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Big Piney
Wye
Butte
Roseman
Mont
Havre
United Press International
United States
Riese
North Carolina
Virginia
Texas
A.D. Crawford
Tathead
Quinah
Kirkpatrick
Lube Bowl
Wichita Falls
Crockett
Chowk
Wilkersen Palestine
San Antonio
Jevtha M. Dunsehen
Ste
Kerr
Terri Jeanne
Amd
Ann Patterson Dave
San Angelo
Danwrence Jennin
Amarillo
Ferriers
Weather Bureau
Condiners Wall
Sint ‘Tesas
Pickup Sought by Police in Seagraves Hit and Run
A Seagraves man was killed in a hit and run in the city. Patrolman Dot Adae reported the vehicle trail began near a motel and ended near Rovinnt Street after a chase that led investigators to a suspect’s water rail and a suspect described as a man with three sisters and two brothers.
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Seagraves
City
Ron
Bill
Grady
Mack
Bath
Wiliams
Walon Road
E. Broathwest
Rovinnt St
Hit and Run Crashes Rise in Lubbock Fatalities
Two men shot and one stabbed near a crash site on King's Creek area, witnesses unable to identify the driver. Lubbock reports the ISth traffic fatality of the year with the THth on the South Plains, marking a second fatality count this city. Funeral arrangements for the deceased are pending at Williams Funeral Home in Slaton.
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Rallse
Lopes Tun
King’s
Lubbock
South Plains
Lube Boek
Arrest Of Kidnaping Suspect Is Reported
The report details the Sinatra kidnaping case with accounts of a massive manhunt, ransom talks, and Frank Sinatra Sr guiding negotiations. It notes Sinatra Jr. was freed near Bel Air after money dropped at a Los Angeles service station, and he later returned home with his father and doctors' orders for rest.
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Sinatra
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Palier
California
Nevada
Caties
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Bel-Air
Havn
Ihoy
Sinatra Jr
Reno
Nev
Lake Tahoe
Dison City
FBI
Reno- Tahoe
Trank
George C. Jones
Nancy Sienatra
Keith
Prents
Sinatra’ Sr
Biter
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