Highway Death Toll Nears Summer Record
The report lists victims of a highway crash wave as crowds mark holiday travel. W. H. Caruthers, 31, of Davidson, Oklahoma, died when his car struck a trailer near Park on US Route 2. Robert Lee Butler, 33, of Stilwell, Oklahoma, died in the same incident.
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Two Injured In Wreck At Clovis
Two students at New Mexico University suffered injuries when their car overturned near Clovis. One student remained hospitalized with possible neck injuries while the other was treated for injuries at Clovis Memorial Hospital. A separate report notes a fatality from a separate incident in Dallas.
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Indonesia Faces Rising Living Costs Amid Price Surges
Indonesian authorities report spiraling costs as food and fuel prices jump, impacting households. The government and banks weigh controls while unions push for relief measures. Local economies feel pressure from inflation and supply constraints.
15 Injured in Fireworks Blast Sparks Warning
A fireworks blast injured 15 people prompting officials to issue a warning. The chaotic incident sparked concerns over stockpiling and safety measures as surrounding areas report price increases and protests amid government actions.
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Vet Bitten By Dog Exhibitor Reported
A veterinary exhibitor was bitten by a dog during the event. The bite occurred as officials directed the dog to a veterinary station. The incident was noted by staff and no further details were released.
Fire Threat Forces Evacuation In Prince Rupert Village
A fire swept a Prince Rupert fishing village on the Sacona River area driving nearly nine residents from homes. Most evacuees were seafaring fathers and their families. Fire boats and forestry crews battled the blaze as it spread quickly through the town.
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Portales Men Killed In Plane Crash
Two Portales men died in a plane crash. Their bodies were taken to Wheeler Mortuary in Portales for processing and identification.
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Area Skies Clear For July 4 Celebrations
South Plains weather eased for July 4 with only two light showers in the Lubbock area. Forecasters expect more clear skies and warmer conditions. temperatures may reach about 92 degrees this afternoon with a small chance of isolated showers in the evening.
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New Storm Strikes Japan Killing Six in Shimane Prefecture
A fresh rainstorm swept Shimane Prefecture, about 34 miles west of Tokyo, leaving six people dead and six missing along with six injured. Earlier Pacific coast storms caused 248 deaths.
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Mes. Valin Boone Dies at 63 in Explosion Fire
Report says Valerie Boone, 63, died in an explosion caused fire at her home. Authorities have not released further details as investigation continues.
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Hale Center Hosts Vor Program Draws Large Holiday Attendance
A holiday event in Hale Center drew thousands from the area. VOR program featured performances and a talent show with community participation and local festivities.
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Man Behind South Korea’s Military Rise Featured in War Portrait
An English language dispatch profiles Park Chung-hee as the reserved, hardnosed strategist credited with guiding South Korea’s military coup and consolidation of power since May. The report notes his low public profile and aggressive security stance as he travels with elite units.
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South Korea Turks Eye Charge At Former Chief Measure Cited
A readable fragment reports South Korea involved in a political move with a former chief cited for charges or measures. The text mentions Turks and a red flag in the context of a cited measure.
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Flag Raising Amid Protests and Historic Visit
A formal session of the Senate and House is announced with the presence of visiting chiefs of state and a luncheon by the Veterans Federation of the Philippines. MacArthur plans to speak and attend events as part of the Philippine visit. Fidel Castro also announces rationing in Cuba to address shortages, signaling potential year and a half until relief.
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South Africa Warns UN on Southwest Africa Move
South Africa warns the United Nations that police precautions are in place to stop any UN mission from entering Bechuanaland protectorate and Beitfish area as Britain is charged with unfriendly acts. An explosion at a Fourth of July fireworks display injures children and adults.
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