Eight Americans Dead In Viet Cong Ambush
A Viet Cong ambush killed eight Americans during a surveying flight near outlying posts. Bundy spoke of a strong anti Communist struggle in South Vietnam during a news conference in Hue as the U S air tour planned to return to Saigon and then depart for Washington. About 2,000 Buds attended a public event in Hue amid security concerns.
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Rains Hit Coast As Snow Blankets Vast U S Areas
Heavy snow covers the Far West and New England while Gulf Coast rains pour. Arctic cold grips Montana as near blizzard warnings spread east of the Divide. Maine and New Hampshire report several inches of snow with 18 inches at Eastport.
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Suspects Held in Slaying Near Lubbock Cemetery
Three 14 year old boys found a decomposed body near the City of Lubbock Cemetery. Police identified the victim as Overstreet after Mrs. Overstreet recognized clothing and items at the scene. Overstreet had been missing since July 20, 1964, and his wife stated he left home to pay rent and buy hose.
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Ousted Premier Seeks Asylum at British Embassy
Former Vietnamese premier Tran Van Huong, deposed in a January coup, sought refuge at the British Embassy in Saigon citing danger to his life. A British spokesman said no formal asylum request had been made, while the move risks destabilizing the South Vietnamese political scene further.
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Briton Claims Earth Expanding Like Balloon
London based physicist Dr. K. K. M. Creer of Newcastle University says evidence supports Earth expanding over billions of years. He notes continents cover only 30 percent of the planet now and suggests lands once formed a complete outer shell that cracked as the globe grew.
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Health care funding debates span states and federal roles
A compilation of proposals from Michigan and Ohio seeks federal subsidy for universal health coverage while limiting federal participation to financing and administration. Ohio emphasizes affordable care via government funds when other resources fail, with strict eligibility via income affidavits. The Michigan plan mirrors Ohio but stresses state administration and a simple income standard. Meanwhile a separate Texas piece notes births and local hospital details, including a Texas Tech student father and multiple local families welcoming newborns.
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Fatal crash on South Plains leaves ten deaths this year
A single vehicle wreck in the Brown car caused a fatality as firemen extinguished the blaze and an overturned car was righted to remove the body from the rear seat. The tally of traffic deaths on the South Plains reaches ten, compared with sixteen a year ago in the 20 county area.
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Chilean DC-6B Crash in Andes Kills 87
In the Andes above Chile the four motor DC-6B with 87 aboard disappeared after seeking to pass through a clouded pass. The wreckage spread over the volcano slopes at 11 700 feet. Among the dead were 51 Chileans including a soccer team and 29 foreigners plus seven crew members. An American passenger Helen A Berger of Long Island City New York is named among the dead. The disaster marks Chile's worst air tragedy and one of Latin America's deadliest.
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Plane crash in Andes kills 87 aboard Chilean airliner
An airliner carrying 87 people crashes in the Andes near La Corona Mountain after attempting a course change in clouds. Rescue teams climb on horseback and foot to reach the wreckage, reporting a fiery impact 1,200 feet below the summit amid rugged terrain.
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Missing Man Bader Brothers Linked By Lookalike Call
John Bader claims his twin, missing Lawrence Bader, who vanished during WWII, may be alive. Johnson reports amnesia or illness after a Chicago sighting and police fingerprinting at Akron’s request. Summit County probate declares Lawrence dead. wife receives benefits.
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Unicameral Texas Legislature Proposed for 100 Members
Texas lawmakers debate replacing bicameral with a unicameral body of 100 members to cut costs and speed legislation. Supporters argue the plan reduces obstruction and creates direct public responsiveness, while critics note current court-ordered reapportionment and uncertainty over feasibility.
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Wichita Falls Newspapers win Headliners award for tornado coverage
The Wichita Falls newspapers win top honors for spot news writing at the Headliners awards in Austin for coverage of the tornado that struck Wichita Falls last April. Joseph M. Dealey of The Dallas Morning News is named Texas Publisher of the Year for his effort to elevate journalism.
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Newcomers Find Lubbock Attractive for People and Pace
Readily readable commentary tracks residents moving into Lubbock from places like Muleshoe Cincinnati and North Dakota. They praise friendly people good schools Texas Tech access and year round climate while noting limited boating and dust storms and mixed long term plans.
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