Flooding Across Rockies and Midwest Swamps Roads
Heavy rains and flash floods hit Colorado and nearby states with creeks and rivers cresting up to six feet. Gov. Love attends National Governors Conference while Lt. Gov. Knous directs anti flood efforts from Denver. Numerous bridges washed out, towns evacuated, and water supplies contaminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Knous
National Guard
Denver
John A. Love
Minneapolis
Sedalia
Colorado
Colorado State Patrol
U.S
Larkspur
Georgetown
Rockies
Ernest R. Baker
Denver-Boulder
Boulder
Aurora
Sand Creek
Colorado Springs
Fort Carson
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
U.S. 24
Brewster
Kan
Birds City
Missouri
Jefferson City
Midwest
Plains
New England
Butte
Bozeman
Kalispell
Mont
Reno
Nev
Clinchmore
James Burge
Elbert Cooper
Associated Press
Knoxville
Cooper
New River
Briceville
Lake City
Anderson County
Strawberry Plains
Jefferson County
Noetown
Middlesboro
Pineville
Bunt Hodge
Tennessee
la Follette
Jellico
New Market
Railroad Strike Plans Curtailed By Court Order
A federal order halted a planned St. Louis and Southwestern enginemen strike until August 2. Judge Joe Sheehy scheduled a hearing for a permanent injunction while enginemen in Pine Bluff Tyler and St Louis prepared to walk out over a five year dispute on working conditions and the extra board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
St. Louis
Herman Hutto
Sheehy
Hutto
Castro predicts Cuba sugar crop rise next year
Fidel Castro told 5,000 cane cutters in Santa Clara that Cuba will harvest about 60 million tons of sugar, with plans to plant 670,000 acres of new cane next year. He proposed cloud seeding to ensure rain if needed and praised cane-cutting prowess while noting Cuba’s 1965 crop at 6,050,532 metric tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Santa Clara
Havana Radio
Fulgencio Batista
San Clara
Former Government Lawyer Dies In Tyler
Fred Hull 59, former assistant U. S. Attorney in Beaumont, died after a short illness. A 1937-44 government lawyer and Southern Methodist University Law School graduate, he later practiced privately in Tyler. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday in Tyler with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Freda two sons Fred Hull Jr and Waire Hull both of Tyler a daughter Zelda Hull of Tyler a daughter Deryl Ann Hull of Dallas and two sisters.
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TYLER
Fred Hull
U. S
Beaumont
Hull
Southern Methodist University Law School
Rose Hill Cemetery
Freda
Fred Hull Jr
Waire Hull
Zelda Hull
Dery
Dinner for Harry to honor Crozier in Austin
The Dinner for Harry will honor Harry Benge Crozier a Texas newsman since 1912 and former chairman of the Texas Employment Commission with 900 friends expected at the event planned for July 31 in Austin.
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Harry
Apasra Hongsakula Crowned Miss Universe Thailand
Apasra Hongsakula becomes the first Thai contestant in years to win Miss Universe Thailand with Queen Sirikit’s guidance. She receives a $10,000 year long appearances contract and $10,000 in cash plus gifts after her crowning as fans and contestants congratulate her on the runway. Her parents Col. and Mrs. Perm Hongsakula are in the audience as the new queen prepares to travel the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Perm Hongsakula
Royal Air Force
Apasra
Pook
Sirikit
Apasta
Corinna
Tsorao
Greece
Hagabe Iord Wills
Birth Announcements From Lubbock Area Hospitals
Several families in Lubbock and surroundings report births at Lauf Clinic, Highland and West Texas Hospitals, and Methodist Hospital. Newborns include boys and girls with weights from 5 pounds 8 ounces to 9 pounds 9 ounces, born to parents such as Naciso Rosales, Juan Gonzales, Peter Allen Sides, James Randall Gideon, Juan Hernandez, James Merman Owen II, Dean Price, Ronnie Holt, Leo Sanchez Jr., Sidney Dunkle, Jerry Eastham, and Thomas Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naciso Rosales
Ropesville
Lauf Clinic
Juan Gonzales
Lubbock
Peter Allen Sides
E. Auburn St
Highland Hospital
James Randall Gideon
60Th St
Juan Hernandez
Erskine
Porter Clinic
Commercial Metal Co
James Merman Owen
West Texas Hospital
Texas Tech
Ronnie Holt
Earth
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Leo Sanchez Jr
Auburn
Ajax Roofing Co
Sidney Dunkle
32Nd St
Civil Service
Thomas Winters
Indiana
Apt
Methodist Hospital
Viet Cong Attack Wipes Out Post Near Saigon
Early morning Viet Cong launched a two pronged assault on a district town and government outpost six miles from Saigon. The outpost was reduced to rubble with no survivors among government defenders. at least one civilian killed and two wounded in the Dina Corsair area.
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Mekong
Viet Nam
Saigon
UPI
Stown
Dina Corsair
da Nang
Daniel E. Farr II
Los Angeles
Navy
U.S
North
Lang Chi
Hanoi
Oliver C. Chase Jr
Miami
Air Force
Peekskill
N.Y
Cool Air Pushes Into Panhandle Weather Shift
The Associated Press reports a cool air front moving into the Texas Panhandle bringing thunderstorms. Midday temps fell to 84 at Dalhart and 86 at Amarillo, while Dallas and Wichita Falls still neared 100s elsewhere. A small tornado was spotted near Orange with a water spout reported in Matagorda Bay.
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Dalhart
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Abilene
Childress
Orange
Matagorda Bay
Palacios
Gulf Coast
Stolen Isis Statue At Wadsworth Atheneum
Isis the 300 B.C. ancient Egyptian goddess statue was stolen from a glass case at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. Two college girls reported the theft after returning with flash bulbs. the 48 inch statue is valued at 2500 dollars and a 250 dollar reward was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Isis
Wadsworth Atheneum
Charles Cunningham
Cunningham
Suspect Held After Early Morning Armed Robbery
A 20-year-old man was booked for armed robbery after a 2 a.m. service station heist in Lubbock. Elvis Fant, 808 52nd St., identified the suspect, who fled west on 19th Street after taking about $50 from Walt's Service Station. Earlier that night, a separate 11 p.m. robbery at 11 Food Store No 41 yielded over $50 from Lonnie Milliken as a knife and pistol were used.
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Lubbock
Elvis E. Fant
52Nd St
Walt
19Th St
Fant
Jean
St. l
Lonnie Milliken
Slaton
Iehild
Pest
Johnson aides map Viet Nam policy from retreat site
President Johnson and McNamara plan further Viet Nam action at a Marine retreat with new ambassador Arthur Goldberg and aides. Moyers announced Califano as a special assistant, outlining budget, tax, and legislative reviews and noting ongoing security and policy coordination work.
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Mands
Viet Nam
McNamiara
Southeast Asia
Moyers
Washington
U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
McNamara
World Peace Organization
Sec
Bundy Johnson
McGeorge
Bundy
White House
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Jack Valenti
Brooklyn
Holy Cross College
Harvard Law School
Navy
I Harvard
New York City
Department of Defense
Dominican Republic
Selma
Ala
University budget outlines faculty pay raises and totals
The document details across the board and targeted salary increases for deans, associate deans, and faculty in arts and sciences, agriculture, engineering, business, law, and home economics. It notes teaching allotments, extra duties, and a 12 month vs nine month basis affecting pay, with a total available fund of about 21.79 million and carryover of roughly 121 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Agriculture
Wayland Bennett
School of Arts and Sciences
Labe M. Kennedy, Jr
Arts, Sciences
Ivan Lee Little
Arts and Sciences
George G. Heather
School of Business Administration
Germain B. Boer
School of Engineering
John R. Bradford
Eight die as torpedo sinks Snoopy trawler off Norfolk
A torpedo explosion sank the 65-foot Snoopy 41 miles east of False Cape while fishing the North Carolina Outer Banks. Eight were killed among 12 aboard. survivors and bodies were brought to shore as Coast Guard searched the area for more wreckage.
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Norfolk
Snoopy
Coast Guard
Daniel Bray
Scarborough, Alae
Portland
Maine
False Cape
North Carolina
Maillet
Edward Doody
Harold Martin
Cape Elizabeth
Explorer
Martin
Peter Leavitt
Richard Lindahl
Rockland
Leeman French
Bertram Norton
Prowler
U.S. Public Health Service
Savitt
French
Figures for 1963 bared two million breadwinners included
A Labor Department study found 2 million full time workers earned under 3000 dollars in 1963, with 85 million people in the working poor. Many low wage jobs had low entrance requirements and limited advancement, with women making up over half of those under 3000 dollars. White workers comprised the majority of low wage holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
America
Labor Department
King Addresses Chicago Negroes in Major Northern Rally
Dr. Martin Luther King spoke to 3 000 to 4 000 supporters from a truck in a West Side Chicago Negro neighborhood urging a Monday protest march on City Hall to demand integrated education and end segregation. He predicted a 10 000 march and vowed changes for Chicago and America.
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Chicago
UPIC
Martin Luther King
West Side
United States of America
Montell
King
City Hall
America
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Dean Price
62Nd St
Goodnight Hospital
Litton Industries
Jerry Eastham
47Th St
Hickory Inn Restaurant
E. J. Clarke
Frackville
Charles Sims
Charleston Heights
S.C
U.S.S. Morris
Morris
Panhandle
The
Great Plains
Texas Panhandle
Montevideo
Uruguay
MEDC
Law School
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
School of Home Economics
Fred D. Rigby
Roger L. Brooks
Ray C. Janeway
Polk Robison
J. T. King
Gene Gibson
Gibson
Elo J. Urbanovsky
Jentomology
Tech
W. C. Cole
Student Health Service
Fred Kallina
Toreador
By Bill Johnson
Tokyo
Japan
Kigali
Rwanda
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