Rangers Face Union Grievances Over Picketing Rights
Farm labor union members accuse Rangers and Starr County officials of brutal arrests during cantaloupe and honeydew harvest pickets. Padilla calls for federal protection and federal marshals to ensure constitutional rights, while Dimas remains hospitalized with brain concussion and injuries.
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Mass Pilgrimage at Wailing Wall Draws Tens of Thousands
Tens of thousands of Jews converged on Jerusalem's Wailing Wall for Sha baoth, as Old City gates reopened after fighting with Jordan's forces. Police estimated 150,000 crossing from Israel by afternoon, with security and crowd control marking the dramatic observance.
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No Changes In Reserves As Guard Realignment Quiets
The Defense Department says no activations or deactivations will occur for eight weeks as plans to realign the Army National Guard and Reserve proceed. Officials note the restructuring aims to cut units by about 1,300 and boost readiness, with governors to help set state guard compositions. The timeline now extends past mid-August, pending congressional input.
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Plane Will Drop Sterile Screwworms Over Bexar County
A San Antonio AP report says an airplane will drop sterile screwworm flies in parts of Bexar County after a horse there was found infected. Program coordinator Francis Deledernier announced the first case in the county this year as sterile flies are released to prevent population growth.
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Bexar County
Francis Deledernier
Milky Way Oldtimer Upsets Galaxy Theory
Washington AP reports Navy scientists launched a novel rocket astronomy test that challenges the view of the Milky Way as a young galaxy. They suggest molecular hydrogen persists in interstellar space, implying the Milky Way may still flash more activity than previously thought.
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