Killer Blizzard Ravages Midwest Across States
A vast Midwest blizzard leaves small towns cut off and hundreds stranded. Reports cite at least three storm deaths in Minnesota, with nearly six million injured across Mississippi to Alabama, and thousands unaccounted in the Dakotas and Minnesota as search parties struggle in heavy snow.
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Dixie
Twisters
Mississippa
Alabama
Dakotas
Minneso
Minnesota
Paville
Carla Walk
Pasin
Lawrence Walk
Fractured City Race Echoes Hidden Promises
Fragmented notes show a stalled city race scene with mentions of corrections plans and a potential candidate named Dean. The text references local organizations, Charter Members, and the Water Institute, plus a desire to aid growth and serve on council amid uncertain changes.
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Ae Water Institute
Nen Couns
Luthor
Urnake
Johnson Back At LBS Ranch For Weekend
President Johnson arrived Friday en route to his Texas ranch for his sixth visit this year. He spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One about a quiet weekend and urged calm as a severe blizzard uprooted much of the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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Johnson
Lbs Ranch
Texies Ranch
Washington
Law Room
Johinson
Bento
Texas
Ie Presdent
Unclear OCR Fragment Details Birth and Military Mentions
Fragmentary text references births at Reese Air Force Base and military stations. Mentions individuals such as John Witham and Dwight, with scattered dates and locations unclear due to garbled OCR. No coherent event or full names to confirm a concrete news item.
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Seveam
Boece Ajernan
Dwight F
Nyt
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reeve 1
Plane Crash Kills and Injures Passengers at Tokyo Airport
A Japanese Boeing crash at Tokyo Bay killed several aboard and injured many as rescue teams battled fire and smoke. Capt Cecil N McNeal, 57, guided the DC toward landing in fog before disaster struck. Survivors described a pillar of flame and a chaotic evacuation as others, including Mrs Huebner and Herbert Lander, endured harrowing moments.
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Viet Nam
Florida
J. Parkinson
Buffalo
Fox
Moniey
Tokyo Bay
Tokyo
Vancouver
Mexico City
Jama
Sentiago
Buenos Aires
Huebner
West Germain
Herbert Lander
Grain institute honors leaders as CCC projections loom
Ile, longtime director of the Lubbock Grain Exchange, and Roal Simmans of Permous Grain Corp were honored at Tech Union Hall as the institute named new officers led by Simmans. Smith discussed CCC grain stocks, export prospects, and price adjustments, noting domestic sorghum ties and California Gulf price spreads.
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Lubbock Grain Exchange
Ile
C. L. Moore
Burrus Elevators
Tech
Grain Institute
Amarilla
Simmans
Poriucers Grain Corp
Marillo
Tech Union
Thomas
Southwestern Public Service Co
Amarillo
Tra Williams
Moore
Ressearch
Clyde Gorton
Citizension Bank
Lubbock
Robert Han
Smith
CCC
Finn
California
Gulf
Indigent Legal Aid Plan Advances for Civil Cases
A proposed program defines indigence as $1 200 annual cash income for a single person with $600 added for each of the first two dependents and $300 for each additional dependent. It would cover noncriminal civil cases, with exceptions for small judgments and contingent fees. Guardians ad litem would be funded via guardian fees. Initial volunteer attorneys would serve alphabetically for two years before funding, and future support could come from foundations or United Fund. The Bar Association approved a plan for indigent defense in lower courts already operating through the Junior Bar panel in justice courts and county courts.
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Legal Aids Organization
Legal Aid Organization
Legal Aid
United Fund
Tegal Aid Organization
Office of Economic Opportunity
Board of
OEO H
R Bar Plain
Bar Association
Junior Bar Associattion
Taw
Bill Brister
Warnick Jr
Bers Legal
Katzenbach seeks to list Du Bois Clubs as Communist front
Attorney General Katzenbach moves to have the Du Bois Clubs declared a Communist front and notes the group promotes Marxist lectures and recruitment. He alleges the party provides leadership and financial support while directing policies and programs through San Francisco and New York ties.
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Katzenbach
DuBois
San Francisco
Front
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hugh Fowler
U.S. Communist Party
Party Communist Party
Texas and Katzenbach clash over voter registration checks
Gen. Waggoner Carr accuses the Justice Department of federal overreach after FBI spot checks in 43 Texas counties. Katzenbach defends the action, saying it ensures proper registration under the 1 day voter registration period. Carr says the move is a hostile intrusion into state affairs.
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Austin
IAD
Texas
Waggoner Carr
U.S
Wich
Mitre
Justice Department
Sre
EBL
Carr
Katzenbach
Texas Attorney General
Itve
FBI
Fed
Hans
Mississippi Toll Rises In Tornado's Horrific Path
A killer tornado carved a 70 mile track through central Mississippi killing 61 and crippling rural areas. Debris sapped towns like Leesburg and Scott County, cows and livestock lay dead, homes were smashed, and relatives gathered amid the destruction as rescue crews cleared roads and neighbors aided survivors.
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James
Bond Forkville
Miss
Ceat Missippi
Dackson
Mississippi
Scott
Rusk Duties AUP groups to handle regional issues
The senior group assigns committers led by assistant secretaries of state for Europe Africa the Middle East and later regions to oversee area matters. Each area committee includes CIA Defense Department USIA and AID reps, linking policy and operations across regions.
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Africa
R East
Suite Om
von Fureisn Alfaiven
CIA
Defense Department
USIA
Agency For International Development
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Don Smith
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Wayne) Morse
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Hallinan Brothers
Vincent Maleyman
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Robert Hawthorne
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