Military Satellite Network Aims To Link Viet Nam And Beyond
Defense officials unveil a plan to use 22 satellites to relay commands from Cape Kennedy to Vietnam and back, creating a survivable global communications network. The system will carry teletype channels and coded transmissions, with tests focusing on security and resistance to interception.
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Washington
Brown Defense Department
Viet Nam
Defense
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
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Brown
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Alfred Starbird
Defense Communications Agency
Thomas F. Rogers
Defense Research and Engineering
Rogers
San Angelo
Board of City Development
Sterling City Party Draws West Texans to Ranch
The Sterling City community plans a large party at the Alvie Cole Ranch inviting hundreds of West Texans. Bachelor officers will serve as escorts for the candidates in this social event.
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Sterling City
Here
Water plan eyes Columbia River as best regional source
A Texas Water Development Board study cites the Columbia River on the Washington Oregon border as the best potential regional water source among three feasible options. The nine month analysis says Canada would block a large import plan, delaying benefits for West Texas and the High Plains.
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Rhode Island
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San Francisco
Texas Water Development Board
Harvey Banks
California
Banks
United States
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Rights group switches to cars to finish 100 mile march
A rain soaked and footsore civil rights group abandoned walking to finish their 100 mile march from Oklahoma City to Lawton Oklahoma. State Sen. E Melvin Porter, a group leader, said I never thought it would be this tough.
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Carl Rogan Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma City
Lawton Okla
E Melvin Porter
Long, early March march from Oklahoma City to Tuttle by demonstrators
Last week about seven demonstrators, mostly Negro teenagers, left Oklahoma City at 7 p m Thursday. By Friday morning the group had dwindled to about three, covering roughly 125 miles and traveling the final 1 41 miles by car. They spent two hours in Tuttle eating and resting, after walking about two miles more.
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Tuttle
Chickasha
Lawton
Camp l
Dan David
Clara Luper
National Association For the Top Advancement of Colored Peo
Luper
Doe
Porter
Lawton Park
U.S. casualties top South Vietnamese weekly toll
U.S. officials report 883 American casualties last week in South Vietnam, including 142 killed, the sixth straight week of higher U.S. losses than South Vietnamese ones. The week ranks as the third heaviest battle casualty week of the war. Communists suffer 1,240 killed, with allied forces led by the 101st Airborne in the Central Highlands.
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Saigon
Ileal
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Buckner Baptist Children’s Home growth noted in Texas
Buckner Baptist Children’s Home expansion details highlight the Dallas based Buckner organization operating multiple facilities across Texas. The semi annual board meeting included trustees from various parts of the state while the group traces its 1877 founding by Rev. Robert Cook Buckner and its 1879 charter as Buckner Orphans Home of Dallas. The agency promotes family preservation through professional social workers and multi service programs. In related news, Brussels reports the government will offer credits to firms investing in coal regions, aiding roughly 10 000 miners.
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Lubbock
Buckner Baptist Children’s Home
Buckner Baptist Girls’ Home
Dallas
BBB
Texas
Buckner To Baptist Children’s Home
Buckner Family Service Center
Buckner Boys’ Ranch
Burnet
Buckner Maternity Homes
San Antonio
Buckner Trew
Buckner Auburn
Buckner Baptist Haven
Robert Cook Buckner
Paris
Tex
Brussels
UPI
Unrecommended Strike Vote Set by Greyhound Workers
In San Francisco AP reports Greyhound drivers and station staff will vote on a federal settlement proposal to end a month long walkout. The Amalgamated Transit Union will submit the plan to members without a recommendation as the strike affects 4600 workers across 11 Western states. Western Greyhound Lines has agreed to the settlement.
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San Francisco
Greyhound
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Western Greyhound Lines
Franv Winitld Deen
Officials weigh center of gravity in US policy debate
Officials say questions to administration speakers reveal mixed support and criticism of Johnson policy among teachers. Dissent is defended as a fundamental right. In Vietnam, South Vietnam enters a pivotal phase from military to constitutional civilian rule, while South Korea demonstrates a transition to democracy and growth.
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U.S
Johnson
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Wrong Youth Jailed Thirteen Days Sparks Justice Outcry
In Chowchilla California a judge called the detention a sad travesty on justice ordering the release of 18 year old Michael Dudley Matthews who had been held 13 days on a bad check warrant he says he never faced in Chowchilla court the victims in the case stated they had never seen him before.
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Calif
Michael Dudley Matthews
Highland Park
Los Angeles County
Madera County
Michael Matthews
Chowehilla
Alec W. Brown
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