Riots at Indiana Girls' School Prompt Escapes and Repairs
Riots at the Indiana Girls' School led to nine inmates still missing after two attempted escapes and property damage including smashed furniture and windows. State troopers patrolled nearby as two ringleaders were moved to Indiana Women's Prison and officials assessed late reports of the disturbance.
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Clermont. Ind
Indiana Girls’ School
Indiana Women’s Prison
Indianapolis
David Jo Allen
Roger D. Branigin
Inder
Johnson thanks U S players and families at prayer breakfast
President Johnson cited a mother's letter from a young son killed in South Viet Nam and urged prayers for the grim choices facing leaders. He quoted the letter at a prayer breakfast with more than 1,000 attendees at the Shoreham Hotel, where Lt Col Waters Russell, a wounded Ranger, was also present.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hess
Etter
International Christan Leadersiti
Congress
Administration
Business and Labor
Shoreham Hotel
Spe
Waters Russell
1St Cavalry Division
Co Feo
Zone Pleas Are Denied In Zoning Board Action
The City Zoning Board denied three requests and granted one, including Ford’s plea to remove all height and zoning restrictions on 240 acres along Quirt Avenue near the Municipal Airport. A $720,000 lawsuit against the city and county argues height limits constitute a land take.
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Vernice Ford W
Quirt Avenue
Municipal Airport
Don Gras
Ford
Ed Colby
U. S. Congress
Federal Aviation Agency
Five NYU Students Injured Jumping From Bronx Fire
Five New York University students were injured as fire swept through a three story Fare building near University Heights in the Bronx early in the morning. Most injuries occurred when they jumped from upper floors of the Kappa house across the street. none appear critical.
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NEW York (Ap
New York University
Bronx
Kappa
University Heights
Eam Jus
N.Y.U. i Cake
Fire Insurance Rates To Rise Across Texas In 1964 65
The State Insurance Board said new rates will take effect June 1, increasing overall fire insurance costs by an average of 4.4 percent based on 1964 and 1965 laws. The board also indicated an overall reduction in certain coverage and a 27 percent boost in homeowners policies.
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Austin
Texas
State Insurance Board
Lourd
Burglary Strikes Carroll Thompson School Band L
Sixteen band instruments missing after a burglary at Carroll Thompson School on 14th and Avenue T. Band director Bill Patterson valued losses at about 2 700, including trumpets and saxophones belonging to junior high students. Police say entry was gained through a north window with a tire tool prying doors.
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Carroll Thompson School
14Th and
Avenue T
Bill Patterson
Rail blast in India kills 36 and injures 53
A nighttime explosion in a crowded passenger coach near Kamarbandhali and Marketing stations killed 36 and wounded 53. Officials suspect saboteurs tied to the Naga independence movement. Police report the blast tore through the coach as a time fuse operated.
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India
New Delhi
UPI
Kamarbandhali
Tough but gentle GI in Viet Nam grows up fast on battlefield
Your man in Viet Nam grows up fast on the battlefield says Lt Col Gerald E. Robinson commander of an artillery battalion. He is quieter, works well with teammates, and minds the line as he coordinates defense. The account notes his disciplined, methodical approach and the tension of night patrols as he communicates via the hot line.
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Viet Nam
Ft. Sill
Annual Voter Registry Plan Moves Through Texas Panels
A subcommittee of the House State Affairs Committee in Austin hashed a voter registration bill modeled on the annual system and set to advance. The Senate panel approved a version with amendments including state funding for counties. debates centered on servicemen voting rights and a January 31 cutoff.
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Kyle Thompson Austin
UPI
House
State Affairs Committee
Dick Cory
Victoria
Senate
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Chamber
Texay
John Connally
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
League of Women Voters
Texas
Fondren
Raps Cutott
Herrin
Speirs
Voice match binds murder case against Powers and Candy
Hospital clerk testimony links a call asking for Mrs Candace Messier to a tape of Melvin Lane Powers. The court pursues murder charges in a crime of passion involving Mossler’s money and Candace Mossler, Melvin Powers and the sister of his mother.
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Qui Miamd
Candace Messier
Jacques
Melvin Lane Powers
Powers
Candace
Dade County Sheriff's Office
Candy
Mossler
Mia Mossler
Mel
Don't Take My Check Ad Says in Minnesota Tennessee
Clarence Johnson 52 was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Robert Brady to run a printed ad in a weekly newspaper. The ad warned that anyone who accepts a check from him should lose their money. Johnson and Jobson faced related court actions over alleged dog check postings in Minneville Tennessee.
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Meminnville
Tenn
Clarence Johnson
Circuit Court
Robert 8. Brady
Clarence John
Jobson
Unville
Teun
Firing of Police Chief Delayed by Veto and Upcoming Vote
City Commission voted to fire Police Chief Joe Gare but Mayor Winston Bott vetoed the action. The veto preserves the chief’s job for now with a three day window for another commission vote. Corpus Christi attorney James Ry confirmed mayoral veto power and the three day period. Commissioners Manuel Chavez and Joe Ramirez plan to call for another vote Monday.
Three Men Die In Hidalgo Area Car Collision
A car and a small foreign auto collided near Hidalgo Texas on Wednesday night killing Urban Cevallos Jr 48 of Edinburg and two Houston men. The three occupants of the second car were injured but not seriously. Cevallos owned a funeral home in Edinburg.
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Midalgo
Tex
UPI
Hidalgo
Urban Cevallos, Jr
Edinburg, J
Houston
Frank Cevallos
Edinburg
The Weather For Complete Report On Weather Map
Bee Page 3 4 offers a full weather map report with regional forecast details and temperature outlook. It provides summarized conditions for multiple areas and guidance on expected rainfall and wind trends.
Oil production cap raised by Railroad Commission for March
The Railroad Commission set March oil production allowed at 33.2 percent of capacity the highest rate since 1963. This yields a daily ceiling of 3 118 951 barrels. February’s pattern was 32.7 percent allowing 1 864 000 barrels daily. Six of 14 major Texas crude buyers requested a higher limit, while last March 29.2 percent allowed 2 923 153 barrels. The drop reflects a survey of the two largest districts lowering some well allowances.
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Austin
Ask Boont
Texas
Commission
French satellite orbited by France at Hammaguir launch
France launched the D-1A satellite from Hammaguir in Algeria atop a French rocket at 3 33 a m. The 310 mile orbit aimed to map Earth's shape and study radiation effects. The mission marked France as a space power with independent capability.
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Algeria
UPI
France
World Space Club
United States
Soviet Union
Sahara Desert
Miles Commission
Benlover
Tunisia
Ramsey
van Allen Bells
Viet Nam buildup and troop demands discussed by Taylor
Gen Maxwell Taylor told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that more aggressive ground action in Viet Nam is necessary and the current 205,000 U.S. troops may rise. He did not commit to a 600,000 ceiling. Senator Stennis urged reserves and higher taxes to fund the war. The testimony sparked sharp exchanges with Senator Morse as debate on Vietnam policy continued.
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Washington
UPI
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
Viet Nam
U.S
John J. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Committee
Senate
Hanoi
Harvard's gamble pays off with diverse degree recipients
Harvard reports 85 percent of its graduates from 1957 admissions, many from city slums and unaccredited high schools, including a Rhodes scholar. Deans call the results amazing as these students, largely Black, prove academically competitive with peers from top prep and public schools.
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Fred J. ‘Mlima
In-An.inta
Sele
Dean Glimp
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