MIG Airfield Bombing Targets in Viet Nam War Drive
U S Marines engaged bitter hill fighting nearby while air raids over North Vietnam targeted the MIG airfield. Air Force F105 Thunder chiefs concentrated bombing on the runway and revetments as part of the action at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Hill
North Vietnam
Hoa Lac
Mu Gia
Laos
Navy
Haiphong
Hancock
Con Thien
Lewis W. Walt
Vietnam
Walt
Batttlefield
Births Named in Lubbock Area Health Reports
A flood of birth announcements lists fathers employed by Motor Freight Lines and other firms. Dozens of babies born at Mandarovan Methodist Hospital weigh from about 3 to 9 pounds with times noted. Parents include Texas Tech students, farmers, and service workers, with locations such as Reese AFB Hospital and West Texas Hospital cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Joe Herten
Itoon
Mandavyn Methodist Hospital
Timor
Mooapdore
Thomas
Tego
Mandaroan Methadet Hospital
Texas ‘Tech
Jamee Beecerstath
Aosen
Lubbock Osteopaine Hospital
Tur Motor Frmght Lines Inc
Krenaneth
Cursees Atoli
Fredav
West Tavae Hospital
Tre
Teras Tech
Record of Texas heat wave and storms across major cities
A South Texas heat wave pushes temperatures to 106 in Laredo and 105 in Bishop, with 80s elsewhere from Galveston to Austin. By afternoon many cities hit near 100 while Corpus Christi and Meyweather report near 98 and 100. Thunderstorms ahead of the front bring hail near Bastrap and light rain in San Antonio as a wide cloud deck stretches north of Waco.
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South Texas
Laredo
Bishop
Galveston
Abilene
Beaumient Sa
Briacnistiffe College
Mey
Haib
San Antonio
Waco
Fabbanr
Viet Cong Claims 88 000 Killed in Saigon Region
Pentagon sources quote a Viet Cong document claiming 88 000 killed in the Saigon region from February to September. The note suggests inflated figures and cites a Viet Cong leader’s speech found in a captured notebook. Authorities say the data mix propaganda with actual combat deaths, with American losses estimated at 2,477 for the period.
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Chai
Saigon
Pentagon
U.S
Slans
Getyan
Smerican
1St Cavalry
Jangsaen
G&l
Fentagen
Corpheimists
Pentoyron Sy
Brassede
Sr Perses
South Vietnam
Cael
Mme
Air Force
Supreme Court Upholds Convictions in Vietnam Protest
The Supreme Court let stand convictions of 17 protesters from New York and Los Angeles who refused police orders at a 1964 Times Square rally and a 1966 arrest. Justices Williams Douglas and Fortas dissented. The decision affects antiwar protest cases and related demonstrations nationwide.
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Douglas
Ahe Fortas
D Mile
Oeourt
Oan
Siva Iselders
Covent
Dearmen
Dlinals
Alssouri
New Yorkers Jefferson Jeevis Nearing Salford Birthday
Jefferson Jeevis from New York nears Salford birthday as he arrives in Richmond to chair the Con codepecip s president role.
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Jefferson Jeevis
Salford
Richmond
Newsstands See Mixed Demand As Circulation Grows
Journal Tribune reports ongoing reevaluation of print orders while The Times notes printing 60 000 more copies and a daily distribution around 975 000 with near six million projected. Grand Central dealers report strong magazine sales yet readers vary with commuting choices.
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Ted Matyas
Apr
Monk
NOY
Grand Central
Matyas
Birthday Echoes From Truman Birthday Celebration
The Johnsons hosted a Texas party where Mrs. Truman and the President spoke briefly about common birthday topics. Messages flowed in including a note from Averell Harriman praising Truman’s courage. Truman, hospitalized for gastroenteritis and vertigo, attended celebrations with limited public appearances and required aid to move around.
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Johnsons
Texas
Johnson
Truman
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
Ith Field Artilery
15Th Infantry Division
Rab Truman
France
Harry
Washington
Two Exiled Radio Executives Attack Stockholm Tribunal
Two radio executives from the International War Crimes Tribunal in Stockholm arrived in New York Monday night and denounced the court as a travesty and international theatrics. Gordon McLendon of Dallas, head of the McLendon Independent Network, and Don Burden of Omaha, head of Starr Broadcasting, made the charge.
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New York
Stockholm
Gordon McLendon
Dallas
McLendon Independent Radio and Television Network
Don Burden
Omaha
Neh
Starr Broadcasting Network
Senate Appropriations Bill Advances Amid Veto Threats
Texas Senate debates approve an appropriations bill amid heated votes on mental health funding and new parole officer hires. Amendments seek funds for state schools, nursing education, veterinary labs, and urban studies while House bills on banking rates and mercury sales proceed to governor.
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San Houston State College
TWU
Texas A&m University
Wilson
Kennard
Dehain
Preston Smith
Denton State School
North Texas State University
Texas Woman's University
Terrell State Hospital
Mountain Creek Lake State Park
Fort Worth
Dallas
Senate
Texas Senate backs $655 pay raise for teachers in hearing
A Senate bill proposing a $655 yearly teacher raise cleared the chamber and moved to the House Appropriations Committee. The plan, seen as a partial increase, faces fierce debate as the Texas State Teachers Association seeks about $8775 per year and Gov. Connally backs a $5 across the board raise costing $247 million next fiscal year. Presidents of education groups and 700 attendees pressed for faster action as Texas students consider teaching prospects in California.
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Senate
Bates
Blanchard
Hardeman
Kennard
Parkhouse
Schwartz
Strong
Henry Grover
Houston
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Wilson
House
Tenns
Sen. J.P. Word of
Meridian
George Hinson
Mineola
University of Texas
California
Texas
Ann Harbor Bryan
Lynne Russell
Dalles
Long Beach
Calif
Sid
Russell
Connally
Barnes
Hinson Odater
WS Heath
Paduesch
Maurice Pipkin
Brownsville
Woo OR. Archer
William Braecklein
Dallas
Senate Palace
Tax debate grows over school funding in Texas Legislature
Texas lawmakers wrestle with teacher shortages and proposed tax measures as officials discuss funding needs. Voices from S.M Anderson and Antoinette Miller stress the shortage and support for public funding while amendments limit exemptions for non tax agencies.
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Mig
Naval Base
Mroo
Clandice Hinkle
Methodet Hospital
Tegte
John Respondek
Ida
Methodist Hospital
Peto
Bradier
Evane
Sto Oen
Lubbock
Miocan
Haney Duvdies
J. OM
Southwestern Bumper Supply
Show Rite Fonda
Wilca AL Marten
Stopes
Bly
Reese Afb
Ronald Gaff
Wari Reese Afb Oon
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Aerman
John EL Heit
Stoem
Walter Reed Lackhae
Gorin
Hesntal
Texas Tech
James Edear Packer
Ken Weeshing
Sf Am
Wes
Texas Hospital
Rongham Independent
Gere
Morlo
Myra Meriva
Donald Melton
Weshing
Weat
Sunset School of
Freachong
Mro
Mere Samuel Jardar
Eo Eunees
West Texas
Morland
Tagehaees
EA Gor
Fara
Beecca
Iatver
Tega
Mores
Guners
Uh Spray Mechan
Fatne
Tain
Wate
Tie Ae & Bong Eds
OD Gees
Tex
Ana Moe
Srieda Grp
Bs Puger Sk Coene
Witty Hawk
Thanh Hoa
Ine
Robert T. Ohman
Ke Nevicatis
eNaIn
Vietimis
LITO
Pentegon
Becaise Raes
eLis
Anon Etl
S. LS
Paul Revere
Cram
Pietkn
Faba
Onetaediserteans
Sagton
Supreme Court
High Court
Robert Redrup
New York City
William E. Austin
Paducah
Arkansas
New Yorkers
Ho Roe Bartle
Harry S ‘Truman
Radio Lxees
Demilitarized Zone
Department of Mental Health and
Radiae Bape Procter
Sen. A. M. Aikin Jr
Paris
Finance Commmittee
University of Texas At Arlington
University of Houston
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Texas A&m Exe
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
Texas Employment Commission
Institutes of Urban Studies
University of Texas At Artington
Savings and Loan Associations
Conalls
Appropriations Committee
S.M Anderson
Big Spring
TSTA
Antoinette Miller
Betty Buford
Plainvew
Texas Classrcon Teachers Assn
Hinson
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Parbhie
Repo
Dave Allied
Wiehitea Ralls
Hines
Feml
Allred
Slider
Wee
Rapp
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