Johnson to Spend July in Washington and on the Road
President Johnson plans extended time in Washington during July with a travel schedule that includes stops through 20 states. He is set to visit New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Michigan Minnesota Texas and California ahead of the fall election campaign.
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Armed Robbery Probed Over Lost Items At Local Drive In
Police probe into robberies reports items stolen from Westerner Drive In and nearby residences. Missing include a battery charger tools box electric wrench lawn mower tachometers and auto parts. A ball park concession stand and a concrete donkey statue were also damaged or disturbed.
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Peel Oneal
New Way to Teach Yourself a Language Debuts
A bold method says forget perfection and focus on listening and speaking. One man reportedly learned enough Spanish in three weeks to complete a Mexico assignment using this saturation technique. Reader's Digest promotes the July issue with condensed material from Hoverer.
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Murder charges filed after early morning shooting
Police announce murder with malice charges against Joe Cavayero connected to the slaying of 22 year old Raymond Solis Gonzales near a North Ave N dance scene. Nos. include Erma Jean McRedbud held on assault with intent to murder. Jessie Estes and Billie Mae Clark also noted in fragmentary reports.
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George H. Mcleskey
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Jessie EL Paso
UPI
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Sol Estes
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St. King
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Carr Approves Repurchase Of Tech Tax Bonds
Atty Gen Waggoner Carr indicates state approval for repurchasing tech tax bonds. A separate incident reports Paul Slone opening a pawnshop business with a Billie Sol Estes neon sign, claiming ownership but not detailing Estes’ connection. Estes appeared in a presidential suite at a hotel while Slone promotes leather goods from the same shop.
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Police Brutality In NY Charged
In New York a protest scene led to clashes with police as several students faced charges of felonious assault resisting arrest and disorderly conduct after a scuffle at a restaurant. The report cites involvement of Baruch Nabweray and references to bonds and education funding debates linked to a 30 year plan. The piece also mentions remarks attributed to a Tech vice president and a Defense Department recovery plan context.
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Texans win Carnegie hero medals for valor acts
Pittsburgh report notes two Texans among 25 heroes disarming a student at Groves high school on December 18. Rojo was cited after a gun misfired and struck him in the arm, the student fled but was captured outside. Upton responded, stripped to his shorts, swam into contaminated water, located Arturo, and performed artificial respiration until revival. He received the medal and $760.
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Sodomy Charges Filed On Boys Club Leader
Robin Lynn Livingston a 21 year old Black man who admitted running a private boys club was charged with sodomy in two complaints. He allegedly allowed and taught underage youths ages 13 to 15 in fondling and sexual conduct at his home and club activities. Police say the boys were members and that records show prior charges in 1962.
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Death toll mounts in Vietnam as helicopter crew perishes
Reports confirm a helicopter crew killed in action during operations near the Mekong Delta. The total American military deaths in South Vietnam rise to twenty one, with bodies recovered and flown out Monday night. Vietnamese forces reportedly faced heavy mortar fire while defending well armed positions.
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Thant to Visit Moscow Next Month on Khrushchev Invite
United Nations Secretary General Thant will visit Moscow next month at the invitation of Premier Nikita Khrushchev, an official announcement said. The trip marks a diplomatic milestone amid Cold War tensions and aims to discuss global security and peace initiatives.
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Plea Made For Holiday Safety
The Texas Safety Association urged Texans to take extra care during the July 4 weekend. General manager J O Musick warned that at least 32 people may die in auto crashes and additional drownings and mishaps could occur without caution. The death toll aligns with the state’s Deathwatch program covering Friday to Sunday midnight. A separate note mentions a new shoe factory opening in Leopoldville.
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Bank Seeks $2.5 Million Parca Life Settlement
AORMOWS FROM BANK said Monday it obtained a ce on Parca wan of $2.5 million Life Co. of Des Moines. Part, of the transaction involves Monareh and Knapp.
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Tense Nerves Block Bowels In Medical Claim Summary
An OCR reading suggests a medical claim about nerves that control bowel function and a product called COLONAID tablet said to relieve symptoms. Text is fragmented and lacks clear entities or verifiable details.
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