Marines Battle in FiveHour Slugfest at Qui Nhon Airfield
In South Vietnam near Qui Nhon an airfield attack left one American soldier killed and several wounded after guerrillas exploded charges near storage tanks and an unoccupied billet. The clash produced seven more American casualties two Vietnamese civilians killed and two wounded with one guerrilla reported killed. Marine task force continues clearing equipment and facilities in the area.
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Violinist of Formosa Visits Vienna Amid War News
Dispatches from a leading pianist report her first Vienna visit amid fighting in the 1st Corps area. Casualties include a survivor believed injured, with five others hospitalized. In the Quang Nam region near the border, U.S. Marines suffer 52 killed and 252 wounded in Operation Union as jets strike targets in North Vietnam. Hoa Lae air base near Hanoi is reported out of action, while other bases remain untouched.
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War Dead by State and Rank in Vietnam Conflicts
The Pentagon provides a breakdown of combat deaths in Vietnam by state listing California Pennsylvania New York and more as the states with the most fallen. It reports 7 826 combat dead with 6898 enlisted men and notes Army and Air Force private first class rank and Marine corporal among the highest fatalities along with Navy seaman and petty officers.
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Forged Paris Art Lands in U S Landed Hoaxes Over Million Loss
An article notes a Parisian aler involved in forging paintings tied to forged works valued at over $1 million. Colin, a buyer, discovered multiple certificates of authenticity were fake as experts warned many imitations flood the market. The case, unfolding in New York, exposes how forgers exploit prestige to sell counterfeit art and the risks to collectors.
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NASA still targets 1969 for first Moon landing
NASA officials insist the 1969 date remains for landing the first man on the Moon. The testimony covers spacecraft redesigns, fireproofing efforts, and contractor roles while evaluating testing progress after the January accident and outlining safety measures to reduce risk.
Johnson urges Democrats to show character to win
President Johnson told a Washington fundraiser that Democratic success next year hinges on will and character to persevere. He cited the 1868 victory as a guide and urged the party to retain its mandate amid tough times.
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Johnson urges character to meet tough political battles
President Johnson speaks to Democrats urging perseverance and character as the party faces a hard year ahead. He cites Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Truman, warning of Vietnam’s test and the need to stand for individual rights amid danger. Humphrey says Johnson will seek another term in 1968.
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Congress
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Renesvelt
Truman
Jin Kennedy
White House
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Humphrey
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Lubbock Tests Canadian River Water Supply Breakthrough
Engineers report the first full test of the Canadian River water project's aqueduct section in Lubbock shows the system functioning well. The six member cities south of the aqueduct will rotate water supply, with eastern Lubbock receiving water earlier in peak months and the rest of the city using mixed supplies. A two week trial confirms adequate chlorine levels and instrumentation, as officials plan ongoing checks and limited usage during initial operation.
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Water treatment plant gains power savings and coverage
The plant near Lubbock east of the airport receives water from Sodacre reservoir, circulates through the system, and distributes to zones east of Indiana Ave. It features automated controls with charts for chemicals, requiring calibration by adding water to the clear well. The $374k facility serves Lubbock and nearby towns, delivering gravity-fed water to reduce pump power costs.
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State School Faces Push for Allege d Reforms and Funding
Report from Tuesday visit detailing concerns at the state school. Officials describe unsafe conditions and a plan to renovate while seeking legislative funds. Residents discuss security measures and the need for separation of facilities for vulnerable groups.
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Claray
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John F. Gray Dies Rites Set
John F Gray died at 85 in Taxoom after residence at Speenite Wut Grassland Nursing Home Funeral services set with Stanley and Rath Beistle officiating at the Past Chivel of Chast. Burial at Grasshand Cemetery with pallbearers named. Survivors include three sisters Mrs T Bronks Post Mrs Clove Ellis Anton and Mrs Rate Speed Granbury and two brothers CB Gray Post and Mr Gray. Burial details list Amos Gerner Johnny Paul Ray EW Tew Glenn Norman Hoskins.
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Senate stakes higher as bills move in Texas session
Senatorial wrangling over education funding and school policy dominated the day. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith backed a Senate money bill adding 55.5 million for teacher pay raises and a conference committee, while House actions included a bill enabling school boards and teachers to discuss policy and employment terms. Other measures covered teacher degree pay parity, school facilities, and standards for public restrooms. A threatened filibuster and budget considerations shadowed progress as committees eyed emergency hospital oversight and voter registration changes.
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Edward Pickrell Dies Services Set
Edward E Pickrell dies in Abilene and services set at Episcopal Church in Abilene with burial at a local cemetery. Survivors listed include his wife and other relatives. The report also notes political debates on home rule charter proposals and voter registration periods affecting the upcoming election cycle.
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Besar County
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Keith Chaney
Seven Killed In Central Texas Car Truck Crash
A collision near Goldthwaite Texas left seven dead from the Alba family and a North Carolina truck driver aged around ten, with four others injured, many critically. Names include Mark Waller and members of the Alba family. Sheriff reported no money found on bodies.
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Lloyd Johnson Funeral Planned at First Methodist Church
Lloyd Johnson died at SeminoIe Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He served 19 years as a former member of the SeminoIe area and on the school board. Survived by wife Ruby a daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral at First Methodist Church with Rev Robert Lourk officiating. Burial at Sea Cemetery under direction of the funeral home.
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Senne Memorial Hospital
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Semynule
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Greece Bars Beatniks to Enter City in Public Order Move
Interior Minister Stytian announces a public order measure to bar Beatniks from entering the city unless they carry at least 50. Stay tuned as authorities enforce the rule against poorly dressed individuals.
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