Laos Crisis Divides US and France Over Peace or War
UPI reports U S and France remain split on Laos policy as military option looms amid calls for cease fire. Foreign ministers seek a peace settlement while an international conference is urged. Nehru positions himself as East-West mediator, with See also ongoing SEATO tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Hoberecht Coreen
Angkor
Thailand
UPI
United
Wight
Acheon
SEATO
Inter
Slarcow
Laos
Fehon
Area Braces For New Blizzard On Plains
Cold drizzling rain spread across the South Plains as a car pressure system moves in with a threat of snow by early morning. Radar shows light rain across a wide area late Wednesday night. A fatality is reported near Denton where a boy drowned after his boxcar was tipped into a swollen creek while rounding up cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Perce Ree
Dentson
Young Stockston
Slayer Gets Life Term in Kidnapping Case
Corbett, age 52, linked to a half million dollar kidnap scheme, receives a mandatory life sentence after a two week trial in which the state alleged a two year scheme. The courtroom fell silent as the verdict was read and the jurors were polled.
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Corbett
Cap Ae
Ots Co
Nese
Wiliaanie
Og Phaarigen
Ite
Floods Reach Southland and Midwest as Dangers Mount
In scattered reports from Southland and the Midwest, rising waters and damaged infrastructure threaten additional regions. Debris and eroded sewers complicate recovery efforts as towns like Weterton face ongoing rainfall and river levels. Page 18.
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Dallas
Raina
Hall
Weterton
Fight To Curb Aid Dwindles in Congress Battle
The measure trimming Kennedy’s 304 million aid bill moves through the House toward a Senate conference committee to resolve differences. If approved, areas would become eligible to apply for federal funds under the revised plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Benal
Senate‘House
Kennedy Plans Short Palm Beach Vacation
Washington AP report says President Touraux arranged a brief Palm Beach trip to stay in constant touch with the White House during vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Washington
Presient Touraux
White House
Suspect May Point to Burial Site in Pecos Area
Fragmented report indicates a suspect possibly leading investigators to a burial site tied to a Benton Arkansas man. The clues involve a wife and baby, a December 2 death, and a car wreck near Van Horn. Further details appear on page 30.
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Cox
Pecosiam
Benton, Ark
Kernohan
van Horn
Quotas Whacked Off Beet Growers Lose Out In Sugar Act
A Wednesday session extended the sugar act with proposed changes affecting beet quotas and Dominican Republic sugar imports. The House amend. ment to divert quotas faced Senate rejection, delaying final action before Easter recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington Gains Right to Vote in National Elections
The Kansas House pushed the ratification of the amendment to allow national voting. Delaware and Texas joined, while Arkansas rejected. The process reached finality with the Sunflower State approving, enabling a 38th state to ratify. The measure passed after hours of debate, marking a historic expansion of voting rights.
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Harold Oliver Fashington
Kansas van Walting
Kansas House
Sunflower
Tate
Texas
Ohio
Ratitier
Arkansas
S.‘Fire
Ier
Birh
Feyre
Wits
Mas
Providence
Fragmentary Prayer Text Reaches for Courage and Mercy
A clipped OCR fragment presents a religious meditation invoking mercy and strength. The legible words suggest themes of perseverance, faith, and divine support amid hardship, with scattered phrases that imply a heartfelt supplication rather than a full structured prayer.
Wrangler: An Argumentative Man Never Gets Frustrated
A brief humorous note appears in the comic dictionary column defining a Wrangler as an argumentative man who remains unfrustrated when he agrees with others. The item sits among a miscellany of pages and sections in the paper.
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Hint
Halloween Mask Shield Gunman Robs New York Jewelers
A gunman wearing a rubber Halloween mask robbed a diamond merchant on West 10th Street, securing valuables from a vault. Police say the masked suspect, described as a well-dressed man in his 30s, forced the victim to open the safe after entering a doubly locked office. The heist, worth about $900,000, is considered the city’s largest jewel holdup, with insurance coverage noted by investigators.
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Jonenal Wierew
York
W. Sith Street
Police
Joss
Samman
Mn Jewelxeen Hirseharg
Fifth Avenue
David Masini
Church Groups Asked To Drop Aid Fight
Unclear OCR text references church groups and aid actions. No coherent events or names clearly readable to establish factual details for a safe summary.
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Waterloo
Iows
Looky
U.S
Couve de Marville
Rusk
Nehru
New Times
Athieve
Ak Sin
Seaviog
Inia
Roaay
New Delhi
Talk
Dhan
Sawahanal Nehru
Hot Ray
Vegas
New Mex
Joseph Corbett, JR
Slayer
Coors
Southland, Midwest
Dirtves
More Gian
Pere Toes
GOP
Fife
Dominican Republic
Uy S
Daehen Tio Xe
Avatanshe-Journal Station
Kansas
AYE
Thy
Reo
Bec
Wien
Edek
Ant
Inder
Gem
Ambros
Praekent Res
Euler Ah
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