Wallace Faces Indiana Test In Presidential Prmiary Showdown
George C Wallace seeks a second presidential primary test in Indiana while Oklahoma votes on a right to work law. The May schedule shows 12 states with primaries for national and state offices, as Goldwater and Wallace vie for delegates. Indiana's 32 GOP delegates will influence the nomination as Wallace targets his Wisconsin momentum.
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U S May Send Two Military Police Units Back To Saigon
United States weighs dispatch of two military police detachments to Saigon to protect key sites amid Viet Cong attacks and rising security concerns in South Vietnam. Ambassador Lodge and Secretary Bundy discuss heightened vigilance as Viet Cong ambushes threaten civilians and U S personnel.
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Thenternational Control Commission
Record set at polls as voters cast eight sheriffs in area
In a Sunday roundup of Saturday Democratic primary balloting in a two county South Plains region, eight sheriffs failed to win reselection. Turnout hit 126000 across the area with 114178 in the Democratic primary, while George Bush led the GOP on the South Plains and Barry Goldwater dominated the Republican presidential preference. Ralph Yarborough's share fell versus a later stage challenger. Gov. John Connally posted a larger percentage than in 1958.
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Jack Cox
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Barry Goldwater
Dan Sullivan
Andrews
Joe Pre
Dallas
Miami Hit By Hurricanes Winds And Floods Across Southeast
Severe weather from Miami to Georgia and Montana causes extensive damage. Hurricane force winds injure two in Miami. North Miami uproots shrubbery and shatters windows. Black Creek overflows evacuating 45 homes in Florida. Georgia towns Thomasville and Augusta see near five inches of rain with 100 families evacuated. Western Montana reports six inches of snow with broader cold rain in the region.
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Johnson Sends Fulbright to Cyprus to Convey Concern
President Johnson asked Senator J Williams Fulbright to convey the U S concern to Greece and Turkey over the Cyprus situation. Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, will travel to Europe but will not carry his own settlement proposals. The UN mediator will present any plans.
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Makarios Inspects Posts as Cyprus Tensions Rise
President Makarios with Orthodox archbishop toured advance posts of the Greek Cypriot national guard on the northern Nicosia border during Greek Easter, observing sector deployments amid embattled conditions.
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Connally Triumph Shifts Texas Primary Politics
Texas results show Gov. John Connally as the leading vote getter in a Democratic primary, with 1.7 million votes tabulated. Yarborough conceded as Connally widened his early lead and praised the voter mandate for his program.
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Two Lubbock Crashes Hurt Twenty Five People
Police report two separate accidents in Lubbock injuring 25 people, seven in each crash. Victims include Wanda Hennington and her son Steven plus six others, all treated at Methodist Hospital or West Texas Hospital and released. A second crash on Southeast Drive near E 31st Street left seven more hurt, with several injured hospitalized and others treated and released.
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West Tesas Hospital
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Billie M. Gordon
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Slaton Primary Vote Totals Recounted in Runoffs
In Slaton the first primary prompted official canvasses Tuesday after a smooth election. Incumbent Allen Meuren led the constable race with 520 votes, Jane Mosser 834, and Weaver 229. potential runoff shifts loom. Runoffs also form between Rod Shaw and Collier Adams for county judge and Delwin Jones and J Q Wamnick for state representative. a tabulation error adjusted totals.
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Balloting Tuesday. Mayor Runoff in Lubbock
In Lubbock, W D Dad Hagers and Max Tidmore head to a Tuesday runoff after a high profile campaign. Voter turnout in April showed Hagers leading with 7,873 and Tidmore second with 5,718, while incumbent Mayor Jack Strong had 4,008 votes.
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Changing Scene launches Dixon hot line for all states
A new column by Kenneth Le Dixon titled The Changing Scene starts today. Dixon, a former Clovis newsman and prize winning writer, will host a private hot line to all 50 states, bringing off beat and interesting turns to readers. The feature appears on Page 4, Section B.
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Know-At-All: A cryptic quip on common problems
A fragment from a Know-At-All column offers a playful riddle about who holds the key to solving everyday issues. The piece hints at a clever approach hidden in plain sight within the mind.
Harlem death notices spark race motivated attack claims
Police investigate a Harlem incident where a white woman and several others were harmed by a group described as Black youths in a racially charged assault. Detectives say several accused youths, labeled as missionaries by officials, were apprehended after multiple victims including a white fruit paddler and others were injured.
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Santo Domingo Crisis Sparks Urban Unrest
Riot police used tear gas to break up street crowds in Santo Domingo as fires burned and vehicles were damaged. Reports described mobs looting and clashes with authorities, with drivers facing threats amid a tense scene.
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Weather Map Page 3A: Jaubbpele and Vicinity
Fragmented weather map notes mention westerly winds and humidity readings for Jaubbpele area and nearby location Lashbock. Text is garbled with illegible segments but implies temperature or wind details and a forecast style typical of a map page.
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