Illinois Sheriff Leads Campaign to Clean Up Cicero
Cook County Sheriff Richard B. Ogilvie, elected in 1962, intensifies war on organized crime in Cicero. He orders regular patrols, raids on gambling dens, and a mix of uniformed and plainclothes deputies to curb vice amid local protests and budget constraints.
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Jury Frees Youth Accused in Kennedy Plot
AMARILLO AP Russell W. McLarry a part time Dallas student and machinist was released Friday after Secret Service charges that he planned to kill President John F Kennedy. He admitted mentioning a gun but said it was a test.
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Louisiana Set Today in Gubernatorial News
Louisiana Democrats choose their governor candidate in a primary runoff amid talk of Kennedy assassination implications. The vote tests McLarry and other figures as the party weighs the past president’s death and the path to November.
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Thailand Change in Leadership Promises Reform and Stability
Thanomittikachorn, aged 83, takes over as prime minister after Sarit Thanarat's December death. He pledges anti corruption, austerity, and constitutional democracy while upholding the monarchy and safeguarding religious freedom. He aims for closer Southeast Asia cooperation to maintain regional peace and progress.
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Subnormal Snow Width Forecast Hit Rio Grande Water
United Press International reports a gloomy summer water outlook for New Mexico due to light snow, with the Soil Conservation Service and the Weather Bureau warning of possible serious Rio Grande shortages. Snowpack in southern Colorado is described as 22 inches with 4.9 inches of water, below recent averages. Rio Grande flow at Otowi Bridge is forecast around 495000 acre feet, about 67 percent of average. El Vado Reservoir is projected at 142000 acre feet, 63 percent of average. Pecos River runoff depends on near normal conditions, with 1957-averages guiding projections.
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Pope reshuffles Vatican council units in bid to speed work
Pope Paul VI appointed 12 men to council commissions as part of a reshuffle sought by liberal factions to accelerate business at the third session of the council. An American appointee was named along with three Eastern bishops, signaling moves toward Christian unity. Segni visit and possible papal trip to the United States discussed with President Johnson during the Pope’s return from the Holy Land. Separate notes report moisture and river basin conditions in Arkansas, Canadian, and San Juan basins, with forecasts of below normal streamflow in some regions and a railroad accident near Victoria, Texas severing a man’s legs.
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Police Hearing Thefts Reported Across City
Police checked on several thefts including a travel kit worth 100 from a car on 1200 Ave N. Dale Howard. two Indian style blankets from Truman Gordwin's car at 222 Main St. A steel pipe 150, a portable TV 100 from Grigas Furniture at 2301 Texas Ave. An air wrench 130 from OK Garage at 1812 19th St. A foot locker looted from Jesus Juarez's residence 314 Ave G Apt B for 130.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court Orders Standby Reapportionment Plan
The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Friday ordered a standby reapportionment plan to be used for this year’s legislative elections pending federal court action. It voided two 1963 acts for not meeting the state constitution and set a population based formula to form a 60 member Senate and adjusted House seats. The plan increases representation in Oklahoma and its largest counties, contingent on the July 17 1963 federal ruling.
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Doctors Cheating Blue Cross, Medical Journal Claims
New York doctors are accused of defrauding Blue Cross for thousands yearly. The New York State Journal of Medicine cites editorial claims that some physicians fail to perform billed hospital services or perform unnecessary ones, prompting calls for action.
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Sam Houston Commemorative Stamp On Sale In Houston
Postmaster General John Gronouski spoke at the dedication of the Sam Houston stamp noting nuclear age tensions. More than a million stamps went on sale at the Houston post office with the first panes presented to Mrs.pla Morrow Decker, granddaughter of the Texas hero. the stamp roll out expanded to other cities today.
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Hospital dispute in Lea studied
Lea County commissioners held an investigative hearing on Lea General Hospital issues with the hospital board. The session yielded no action as board members offered resignations but no formal move was taken. John Campbell faced a driving while intoxicated charge. Paris officials will receive new uniforms with minimal braid.
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Rift Between Ho Chi Minh and Beijing Reported
Fragmentary reports claim a split between Ho Chi Minh and Peking with North Vietnamese leaders urged to isolate Ho. The Mao regime allegedly seeks to keep control as tensions rise within the Southeast Asian communist movement and aid to the Viet Cong continues. Ho's mediation attempts between Mao and Khrushchev are noted as failed.
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Contest to Name Lion Cub for Workreation Fund
Students may enter a contest to name a lion cub in a Workreation drive. a $100 savings bond awaits the winner and a donation goes to Workreation, Inc. Proceeds from a Howard Hill hunting film shown at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium support the cause.
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