Explosion Crash With 52 Dead Rocks Canadian Pacific DC6B
Canadian Pacific DC6B airliner exploded and crashed near Dog Creek north of Vancouver killing 52 people including two Americans. Authorities seized flight insurance cargo manifests maintenance records and passenger lists as sabotage theory remains under investigation with witnesses noting in-air tail section detonation.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Department of Transport
DOT
Thomas How
Whitehorse
Yukon
Prince George
Fort St. John
Watson Lake
Caribou
Dog Creek
Mace
Lernan
Los Angeles
Calif
Texans Split Over Voting Rights Bill Vote
Rep Richard White led a small Texas minority siding with the administration as the House passed the voting rights measure. Twelve Texans opposed the bill while eight supported it, including Wright Patman against the trend and several fellow Texans who backed the measure.
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Ned Curran Avalance
Tera
Washington Bureau
Richard White
el Paso
House
White
George Mahon
Lubbock
Walter ‘Rogers
Pampa
Omar Burleison
Anson
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Graham Purcell
Wichiita Falls
San Francisco
U.S. Food Marketing Commission
Rogers
Wright Patman
Texas
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Earle Cabell
Dallas
Eligio de la Garza
Mission
Henry Gonzales
San Antonio
Jake Pickle
Austin
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
John Young
Corpus Christ
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewaller
Bob Casey
Houston
John Dowdy
Athens
Bob Poage
Waco
Joe Pool
Ray Roberts
McKinney
Olin Teague
Bryan
Fighting task force targets Viet Cong hamlets northeast of Saigon
U S officers say the D Zone operation killed about 150 enemy, with seven captured, in a sector 25 to 30 miles northeast of Saigon. The 173rd Airborne Brigade suffered 10 dead and 42 wounded. A separate incident reported light ground fire killed a U S helicopter crewman in France in support of a separate operation.
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Tonal
D-Zone
Saigon
U.S
173rd_ Airborne Brigade
Paris
France
Ulich Wins GM Scholarhip. U.S. Students Named In Brief
Bobby Lee Ulich son of Mr and Mrs Willie L Ulich of 3424 60th St earned a four year General Motors college scholarship at Texas A M University He ranked first in his 1965 Monterey High School graduating class of 823 and plans electrical and mechanical engineering toward a Ph D in electronics and research. Roy W Roberts Dunbar High School band director serves as a judge at the Winnipeg International Band Festival in Canada and will return to Lubbock in August. The Rev R N Huckabee speaks to Methodist Men at Oakwood Church during a 6:30 am breakfast. Jess Golden is vice president and Roland Germany secretary of Methodist Men. Industrial Lions Club met at the Betty Jay Restaurant with Joe Riordan guest speaker from Southwestern Bell. Lubbock County Heart Council to elect officers and present awards at the Plainsman Hotel Wedgewood Room. Miss Iona Edwards former Tech librarian funeral at Hill's Funeral Home. she worked in library departments about 214 years ago before moving to Medford last spring. KoKo Inn Motor Hotel linen room damage blamed on a cigarette. fire at 5301 Ave Q 5 49 pm. Manuel Martinez Jr 26 Amarillo probation revoked in 3 year term. awaiting four year Potter County sentence. J Monty Bray presents state bid.
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Bobby Lee Ulich
Willie L. Ulich
60Th St
General Motors
Texas A&m University
Ulich
Monterey High School
Roy W. Roberts
Dunbar High School
Canada
Winnipeg
Roberts
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Lubbock
Iona Edwards
Tech
Hill
Medford
Fire Buffs Hear Reflections After Tragic Fire
Fire buffs from the International Fire Buffs gather in Dover Valley to discuss a deadly blaze in which Morris E. Hunt, 34, collapsed and died after more than an hour of battle. Henry G. Nathan notes the meeting was disrupted and praises firefighters while experts offer reasons for the hobby’s appeal and its social value.
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Dover Valley
Jersey City
N.J
Gong Club
Henry G. Nathan
Baltimore
International Fire Buffs
Nathan
Morris E. Hunt
Morris
Weiss
William Perkins
Boston
Boston Sparks Club
Leonard J. Gallant
Dr. Gallant
Marines Missing After Beach Stroll Near Chu Lai
Two U S Marines walking near their Chu Lai base on the central Vietnam coast are missing and feared captured or killed after an encounter with Viet Cong forces. A U S spokesman confirmed the report.
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Saigon
U. S
Chu Lai
Here
U.S. Backing Proposed Mink Ranch in South Korea
USAID agreed to guarantee 300000 dollars to support Gittleman’s Sons Inc. of Philadelphia for a mink ranch in South Korea. The guarantee covers currency conversion risks expropriation and war losses. the firm has a 140000 dollar government loan in local currency supplies to start the venture.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Agency For International Development
South Korea
Gittleman’s Sons, Inc
Philadelphia
Marines Missing Near Chu Lai Feared Dead
Two U S Marines disappeared Thursday while walking on a Chu Lai beach are presumed dead. A village chief said he saw Viet Cong attackers kill and bury them, according to local reports.
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U.S
Chu Lai
Driver Injured When Auto Hits Tree Near 19th and Boston
The crash occurred at about 6:25 a.m. Friday near 19th and Boston Avenue when an automobile overturned after hitting a tree on a vacant lot corner. Driver Donald Jack Mc Cormick, 33, of 2915 E Grinnell Sr., refused hospital treatment. He was northbound on Boston Avenue.
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19Th
Boston Avenue
Donald Jack McCormick
E. Grinnell Sr
McCormick
Stennis Heads Senate Police Committee On Ethics
President Humphrey names six senators to a new select panel to police ethical conduct of senators and staffers amid the Baker scandal fallout. Members include Stennis Monroney McCarthy Bennett Pearson Cooper. Stennis says the panel will not reopen the Baker case.
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Washington
UPD
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bobby Baker
Baker
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Mike Monroney
Okla
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
James B. Pearson
Kans
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
Stennis
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Peggy Hoenig Eyes Mayor Bid After Ballot Push
Peggy Hoenig, born in Alexandria and former Baton Rouge and San Francisco resident, declares a mayoral run with a vow to support women with beauty. She needs 7500 valid signatures to appear on the ballot, while her attorney says funds are the main hurdle. Her husband, an attorney, supports her candidacy and publicly expressed backing.
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Peggy
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
San Francisco
Hoenig
Algerian Leader Ben Bella Believed Alive by Regime
Paris based AP reports three former Ben Bella lawyers say Algeria’s new leaders assured them the deposed president is alive. They fear for his fate after the June 19 coup led by Col Boumedienne and his disappearance with Hadj Ben Alla. contact attempts to Algiers were blocked.
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Paris
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
Col
Hourai Boumediennce
Hadj Ben Alla
National Assembly
Algiers
Ben Alla
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Oakwood Methodist Church
Jess Golden
Roland Germany
Industrial Lions Club
Betty Jay
Joe Riordan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lubbock County Heart Council
Wedgewood
Plainsman Hotel
KoKo Inn Motor Hotel
Ave. Q
Manuel Martinez Jr
Amarillo
Victor H. Lindsey
Martinez
Potter County
J. Monty Bray
Lubbock County
Dowd-Jones
Dinette
Dowd-Jones Furn. & App
Ars
Mth
Calgary
Alta
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