Castro Called Threat Rusk Refuses Cuba Policy Shift
U S officials warned Castro is a threat to the hemisphere while Secretary of State Rusk rejected Fulbright’s call to end the Cuba boycott. The exchange followed staged releases of three U S airmen held after a downed RB 66 mission.
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Cambodian Flier Hero Involved in US Plane Crash
Prince Monirak decorated for shooting down an unarmed US observation plane near the Cambodian border. Observer Thurston Scobel, 27, from Honolulu, died at Clark Field Hospital in the Philippines. Vietnamese observer also killed as fighting drew in American advisers amid strained US Cambodia ties after Sihanouk cut aid.
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Clark Field Hospital
Philippines
Scobel
Honolulu
Viet Nam
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United States
Sihanouk
Johnson Won't Leave U S Except In Crisis As Vice President Vacant
Vice President vacancy leaves President Johnson unlikely to travel abroad. Dutton said Johnson invites De Gaulle to visit but the French leader declined. A group of Congressmen released the state department letter citing Johnson’s plan to stay home unless a crisis demands otherwise.
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Robert F. Ellsworth
Kan
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Ogden JR. Reid
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Einsworth
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Norips
United States
State Department
Coin Rush Flares In Lubbock Market Speculation
Dudley Lynch reports that about 30,000 old and largely uncirculated silver dollars have been traded in four days in Lubbock. Dealers say brisk, unre gulated market activity has drawn a mix of buyers from business and professional circles. Some coins were shipped from Washington state, with one dealer noting a possible $10,000 to $15,000 purchase. Experts warn profits aren’t guaranteed and compare the market to stocks with inherent risk and no Securities Exchange Commission oversight. See COIN RUSH Page.
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Journal
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Lubbock
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Washington State
Mild Easter Weekend Predicted Across Area
The Weather Bureau forecasts a mild weekend with cool mornings and modest winds. Lubbock area forecaster notes possible freezing temperatures Sunday morning but expects temperatures to rise to the 30s by afternoon.
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Labbock
Redistricting Hearing Delayed In Houston Court
Two witnesses heard as three federal judges begin final hearing on how Texas will elect 24 congressmen. Johnson urges 18 district changes while Spears says legislature can proceed in 20 days if a special session occurs. Judges express disappointment at slow progress and expect more testimony today.
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Texas
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Texas Legisslative Council
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Franklin Spears
San Antonio
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Land
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Sth Circuit Court For Appeals
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Redistricting ruling sparks Texas urban area objections
In a October decision Joe In Brahm and James Noel ruled Texas districting unconstitutional favoring rural Turk areas over urban centers. The ruling was upheld by the Supreme Court on March 2, with Texas officials given until See REDISTRICTING Page.
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Joe In Braham
James Noel
Texas
Supreme Court
Destructive Alaska quake devastates Anchorage and towns
A massive earthquake struck Anchorage and nearby towns causing extensive damage. A 15 foot tsunami threatened Hawaii as casualties rose, with dozens reported dead or unaccounted in Valdez and Kodiak. seismographs from California to Mobile logged strong readings. Authorities evacuated civilians and assessed damages amid widespread disruption.
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Havwaii
United States
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Mobile
Ala
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Spring Hill College
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Northeas
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Kodiak
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Valtez
Hawaii
Freak Tides Shake Gulf Coast Amid Storm Afterquake
Disjointed reports describe freak tides along the Texas Gulf coast caused by an unknown quake. Coast guards warn residents in low-lying areas as 7 foot tides surge at Port Arthur and Freeport. Observers note rapidly shifting water near Corpus Christi and Surfside, forcing coast area evacuations and warnings to boats and ships.
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Gulf Coast
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Kensis City
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Corpus_ Christi
Arem
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Ike
Prayer text from Lamesa congregation request
Dear Jesus, we seek to gain knowledge of your love through daily experience and live each day to your fulfillment. In Jesus name we pray. Joyea dones, Lamesa.
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Joyea Dones
Lamesa
Easter Weekend Observances Mark Crucifixion Across Faiths
The Easter season is marked by sunrise services in churches and parks as Christians recall Christ's crucifixion and anticipate the Resurrection. Leaders including Bishop H Mueller and the National Council of Churches speak of renewal amid wartime worries. Snow removal crews in Denver clear nine inches, while ceremonies at sea and at Bast Knot honor traditions with a steel and marble cross dedication.
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Berlin
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Paul VI
Denver
Ret Roel Park
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