Johnson orders Humphrey to tackle summer unrest and jobs
President Johnson directs Vice President Humphrey to lead a task force to create 1 750 000 summer jobs for youths by April 1. He aims to curb holiday unrest and riots seen previously, planning federal action and local Easter a broad mobilization with medical tech seminar notes and other community events included.
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Former Slaton Resident Dies At 89
Br J Thompson, 89, longtime Slaton resident, died recently in San Angelo after living there 22 years. He moved to San Angelo in 1949 and was buried beside one of his daughters, Mrs Mo G Whitaker. Surviving are a son Harmon of Slaton and a daughter Mrs Lloyd Nesbitt of Lubbock, plus another son Zook of Farmington NM and five daughters including Mrs Mike Tate, Mrs Edward Matejek, Mrs Tommy Thompson, and Mrs Al Camp.
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Boston Paper Strike Vote Set For Today
Mediation aimed at cooling a potential Boston newspaper strike failed to reach agreement by Saturday night. Union leaders planned a Sunday vote at 2 p.m. unless publishers of three Boston papers meet contract demands.
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Lunch With Cowboys at the 6666 Ranch In Guthrie
Dean W. L. Stangel recalls a field trip with Texas Tech students to the 6666s Ranch near Guthrie. The group, hungry as the day wore on, watched cowboys cut a calf after ranch manager George Humphreys ordered satiation on the chuckwagon. Dean Stangel directed students to butcher the animal for dinner.
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Cuban Trucks Crash Near Havana Kills Five Women
Five volunteer workers carrying tomatoes died when two trucks collided southeast of Havana on Friday. Thirteen others were injured. Authorities arrested both drivers and ordered an investigation into the crash.
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Landslide damages Naples apartments in Posillipo
A hillside landslide in Naples smashed two apartment buildings in Posillipio sending valcant soil over 180 feet. Eleven people were injured and six cars buried as authorities assess damages at about 1.6 million dollars.
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