Protests at Walton County jail over school conditions
In Social Circle Georgia about 40 demonstrators were dragged from front of a jail and later from a public school street by state troopers in a protest over conditions at the Suck Circle Training School. They cited crowded buses inadequate lunches and few substitute teachers. The city school integrated two years ago and enrollment includes about 65 Negroes in a 650 pupil district.
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Austin clubs reel from Texas Liquor Control Board clampdown
Austin club operators report up to a 50 percent drop in business after the Texas Liquor Control Board tightened rules. Non members may no longer be admitted. guest cards are restricted and must be numbered. Hotel operators discuss future club operations and potential closures.
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Soviet Woman Scientist Sees Space Weapon Risk
Dr Alla Massevich, a leading Soviet astrophysicist visiting Mount Holyoke College, said any nation aiming nuclear warheads would prefer launching from Earth rather than space due to complexity. She discussed the feasibility and legal concerns of space weapons and noted ongoing collaborations with U.S. institutions on space projects.
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Marijuana Use in Vietnam Draws Pentagon Attention
A U S military probe finds marijuana reported among 2.5 per 1, 000 troops in Vietnam, up from 1 per 1, 000. Officials say rise may reflect easier reporting and enforcement rather than a surge in trafficking, with the U S command in Saigon calling it a minor morale risk but a publicity issue. The Defense Department issues its first policy directive on the matter as anti drug films are produced for the services. General William C. Westmoreland heads the effort to curb marijuana use among troops in Vietnam.
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Suspect admits killing husband in Texas case
In Palo Pinto Texas McGaha testified Mrs Healey Bradley admitted to shooting her soldier husband James Bradley. Bradley died two days after being shot after returning from Vietnam. The trial included testimony that a telegram and letters influenced events and that Bradley had been wounded in September. The defense argued plans to seek the death penalty amid efforts to prove motive and influence by others.
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Seven Texans Killed In War Report
Defense Department announced Texas casualties naming Thaaraday Seven Texans and relatives Mrs. Sidney W Strain Moran plus others. Marines and service members listed include Martin Jaxsa and Denny R Northcutt with Beaumem. Winston Churchill was praised in relation to the news item and foreign figures.
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Preston Smith Pledges Airports as Campaign Focus
Preston Smith campaigns in a Democratic primary with plans to back small town air facilities. He aims to energize rural voters while touring the Rio Ceramie Valley area and highlighting aviation development as a central issue.
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Nasser rejection of U S Egypt inspection demand sparks debate
Cairo reports show Egyptian President Nasser bluntly rejected U S demands for inspection tied to the ceasefire issue during a delegates conference. He defended Egypt's sovereignty and warned against external pressure while outlining a path for regional stability amid tense international ties.
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