Kennedy mourned as faiths unite against violence
Across the nation memorial services honor Senator Robert F. Kennedy after his assassination. Archbishops and leaders condemn violence, calling for justice and unity. Crowds mourn at Arlington and Kimball. Ethel Kennedy places a flower on his grave. Pope Paul VI and Billy Graham lead prayers and tributes.
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Speech Takes Second Place in Regional Toastmasters Contest
Boggs of the West Texas area won second place at the Regional Toastmasters Speech Contest in Scottsdale Arizona. His speech titled The Time to Stand for Something urged citizens to defend individual rights and beliefs. He progressed from city to county to area rounds before the regional event.
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Seadrift Canoers Lead In 470 Mile Texas Safari Race
Seadrift duo Robert Sanders and Norman Morgan took the lead in the 7th Texas Water Safari 470 mile canoe race from San Marcos to Port Lavaca. Two teams chased for second as 39 boats started the first leg Saturday down the San Marcos River.
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San Antonio
Band Booster Club Formed To Support School Band Activities
Post revives a Band Booster Club with Rev. Curtis Lee as resident and officers Bill McBride vice president Mrs. Maxine Cummings secretary Mrs. Bob Celer treasurer and Mrs. V L Peel publicity chairman. The group aims to support school band activities.
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Noise Hazards Highlight Public Health Conference
UPI reports Dr. William H. Stewart calls noise a health hazard affecting hearing and possibly broader health aspects. The National Conference on Noise as a Public Health Hazard convenes in Washington with topics from industrial noise to sonic booms and community control.
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Vote On Merger Scheduled By Church Today
Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S will vote today on a plan of union to merge the denomination with the Reformed Church in America. The RCA General Synod meets Monday to vote. both bodies approved Saturday changes to the plan.
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Midwest
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U.S
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Twenty Secret Service Guard Wallace Family
Twenty Secret Service agents are assigned to former Gov. George Wallace and his family in Montgomery Alabama. Public safety director Floyd Mann says seven agents were on the job already, joining four Alabama troopers who guard Wallace as President Johnson ordered security for all presidential candidates after the Kennedy assassination.
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New York
Not Mystery Woman Belly Dancer Ruled Out
A campaign worker claimed a mysterious brunette in a polka dot dress was not Kathy Fulmer the 20 year old dancer who surrendered to sheriff deputies. Fulmer testified she wore a green satin scarf at the Ambassador Hotel victory celebration and would not have worn a blond wig the night of the Kennedy assassination.
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Beet Exports From Ireland To U S Reach 38000 Tons Annually
Dublin reports Ireland ships about 38 thousand tons of beet exports to the United States each year, reflecting robust agricultural trade.
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Ireland
U. S
Chamber urged Congress to pass tax increase and spending cuts
A U S Chamber of Commerce special committee urged Congress to approve a bill raising income tax by 10 percent and cutting spending by six billion dollars to avert a national and international financial crisis. Telegrams to lawmakers urged action before June 19 when the House plans a vote.
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Riverbank Orientation Definition
A person facing downstream has the right bank on their right side, establishing right bank as the river’s right-hand shore when facing the flow. This orientation aids navigation and mapping by standardizing riverbank terminology.
Command Performance Test Drive Invite for 1968 Cadillac
A Cadillac dealer invites you to a Command Performance test drive of the 1968 Cadillac featuring the 472 V-8 engine. Experience smooth quiet power, variable ratio power steering, and balanced handling, with high resale value. Call your dealer to schedule before the week ends.
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