Vietnam War Airstrikes and Viet Cong Mortar Attacks Reported
U S military reports 29 Americans killed and 55 wounded in Friday attacks as jets strike North Vietnam and Viet Cong mortars hit Phu Lai and a Saigon area airfield. The strike targeted a major steel mill and involved dogfights near Hanoi. Aircraft losses and pilot status were unclear while a broader escalation in the war was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaigon
U.S
Thailand
North Vietnam
Trans
Can Ranh Bay
Saigon
Pelle
U.S. 1St Infantry
Phu Lai
Hemam
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
New York Stocks Rally Tumbled by Tax Credit Call
President Johnson urged reinstatement of the 7 percent investment tax credit for business, triggering a frenzied stock market session. Trading volume surged with 14.9 million shares, later topping 16.4 million, as Dow actions swung and many issues fell or rose amid a volatile day on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajew York
J Johnson
Congress
Pecce
New York Stock Exchange
SS Windies
the Exchange
Bellwether Us
Johnson
Isald Monte Gordon
Lacieel
Robert Johnaine
Webber
Jackson
Getaens
Public schools boast top attendance across district
The edition notes highest attendance in Lebbock Public Schools with extensive coverage of local education and federal employment topics. It cites political tensions in New York over RFK and a Wisconsin university president resigning amid a painting controversy while a US district judge orders striking West Coast electricians back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Fec
West Coast Electriclang
Man Ousted By Marines
Staff Sgt. Preston Garris, a 26 year old Marine from Grange North Carolina, was wounded in Vietnam in 1966, had surgery in Da Nang and Clark Air Force Base, and had his leg amputated after return to Camp Lejeune. The article notes his romance with the Marine Corps waning as he faced medical boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
N.C
Preston Garris
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Garris
da Nang
Clark Air Force Gage Hospital
Philippines
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Medical Board
Physical Evaluation Board
Marine
Eight Octuplets Born In Mexico City Premature Debut
In Mexico City a 21 year old housewife gave birth to eight babies four boys and four girls premature by about 27 weeks. Two infants died almost immediately leaving six in critical condition noted by hospital officials. The mother Mrs Theresa Sepulveda and her husband Genaro Sepulveda have one older child. The event hailed as a miracle in a country where quintuplets have been reported recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Theresa Sepulveda
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Baer Elatas
Genaro Sepulveda
Mexico
Ignazio de Las Fuentes
Redistricting Plan Discussed by Texas Congressmen
A Texas redistricting plan was advanced at a closed meeting led by Ben Barnes with Austin lawmakers. The plan seeks a 10 percent population variation across 23 districts to satisfy one man one vote while cites current disparities between Jack Brooks Southeast Texas district and Omar Burleson West Texas district as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Texas
Ector
Odessa
Austin
Ben Barnes
Jack Brooks
Omar Burleson
Dust storms and warm temps sweep Northwest Texas
Friday weather highlights strong southerly winds across the South Plains and Panhandle with gusts up to 47 mph in Amarillo and 41 mph in Lubbock. Highs reached around 80 degrees in many areas while Presidio and Wichita Falls reported near 90. Tonight lows fall to the mid 40s as dust reduces visibility in Lubbock and a frontal system moves in from the Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rockies
South Plains
Panhandle
Amarillo
Lubbock
Presidio
Wichita Falls
Gulf of Mexico
Midlands
Johnson plan to reverse draft calls announced
Washington AP reports President Johnson will reverse the draft by first calling 19 year olds, with the measure expected to last several months. Informal sources said the plan was announced Friday and likely to take effect soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presiident
Johnson
Tankers Burn At Southland Train Derailment Scene
A Santa Fe freight train derailed on a siding near Oathland causing a spectacular fire with six tank cars exploding and flames spreading over fields. No injuries were reported though service was halted for hours and crews worked overnight to rebuild tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Sla
Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Joural
Oathland
Here
Lubbock
Sweetwater
Clovis
Sweetswater
Houston
Reese Air Force Base
Acco
Local bills in hopper target district attorney merger and Texas Tech medical school
Bills introduced in the Texas Legislature seek to merge the Lubbock County and district attorneys offices into a single unit and establish a medical school at Texas Tech with a dental school in Dallas. The measures echo a companion Senate bill by Sen. H. J. Blanchard and follow talks with the Lubbock County Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustin
Lubbock County
Texas Tech
Texas
Senate
House
Sen
H. J
Dec
Blanchard
Lubbock
Delwin Jones
Reed Quilliam
Houston
University of ‘Texas
Dallas
Lubbock County Bar Assn
Canon
A. Salyars
Arayis Shalkee
Otn
Bar Association
Techs Med
Senator Pastore Attacks Double Standard in Poverty War
Senator John Pastore denounces Congress for a double standard as it seeks to add staff aides at 23 000 a year, raising concern over a 2.3 million cost amid a 84 percent House payroll rise in six years. He cites postmaster salaries and overall expensive staff growth as evidence of a privileged Capitol Hill in a war on poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Congress
John €. Pastore
Gessner
House
Chicara
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lebbock
Tammany Hall
JJ Raymond Jones
RFK
New York
Centos
Ling
Ower
Congress Party
India
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Avalanche Jourist
Northmall
West Coast Airlines
Klamath Falls
Ore
Alb
Southland
Santa Monica, Calif
Smothers Brothers
Tao Smothers
Santa Monica Superior Court
Tech
Avateeche-Journel News Berview
Capitol Hill
Cleveland
Lubtock
Lam Yam
Pan
Bay