States Budget Plans Bared as War Deaths Mount in Dragging Talks
Saigon reports a sharp rise in casualties with near record ed losses as peace negotiations in Paris drag on. U S officers claim resilience and vow not to be defeated while talks continue. Averell Harriman warns talks could last long and failure remains possible.
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Paris
U.S
United States
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Peate W. Averell Harriman
Sohnson
Catfish Draw Dam Lake Nestle Near Caprock
U S Marines report heavy fighting near the demilitarized zone opposite Da Nang and Saigon. In the battle two miles northeast of Con Thale 8, U S forces killed 203 North Vietnamese regulars while suffering 23 dead and 86 wounded, according to the U S Military Command.
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Tanner
Avalanche-Journal
Conitat
Rere
U.S
West Texas
Demilitarized Zone
Con ‘Tale
Vietnam
Amusement Park Accident Fatalities Shock Citywide
Police report two dead and one injured after a Thursday incident at Astroworld near the Astrodome. The $10 million park, The Stacre Amusement Park, is owned by Roy Hofhelny and set to open, with Crosbyton area businessmen closely involved.
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Houston
Astrowworld
Astrodome
Stacre
Roy Hofhelny
White River
Crosbyton
Spur and Post
White River Lake
Tan Éxclosive
Phish
Lubbock State budget and Texas Tech plans reported
A garbled summary notes Lubbock area concerns over the budget for Texas Tech and state funding. It mentions Methodists changes in pastoral assignments near Plains, an Amarillo convention ending, and a note on Armyworms affecting Dawson County cotton farmers. Also references Haitian government claims and a cryptic remark about a medium.
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Dawson County
Amarillo
Sniper Hunt Turns Into Electrical Short At Shell Plant
Police, state officers, and rescue units scoured Houston waterfront after reports of a sniper. A false alarm emerged when investigators found an electrical short caused noise and confusion near Mayo Shell Co. No injuries were confirmed and the search continued at night with dogs, boats, and searchlights.
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Jhouston
Texas Ranger
Haleworth
H. E. Wetsell
Nation Ship
France Ends Gold Purchases as U.S. Outflow Slows
April saw a slower rate of U.S. gold outflow with total gold stock at $10.547 billion, the lowest since 1936. The New York Federal Reserve noted gold transfers of about $63 million in April as France bought no U.S. gold in April or May, dampening demand from foreign governments.
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Wrehine
Rome
United States
Ince Alto Monolahors
Raepes
Seomian
Federalite Ee New York
Ainowoe Eisasuiry
Tuk
New York
France
U.S
City program seeks to fund youth summer employment
Mayor W D Rogers Jr joins Lubbock officials in urging local businessmen and government bodies to back a city plan for summer jobs for young people. The measure includes a 138771 dollar traffic signals project and a 110000 dollar appropriation.
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Seeegusne 3
W. D. Rogers, Jr
Lubbock
Scout figure wins honor at 88th annual dinner
John F. Lott of 3214 44th Bd receives the Silver Buffalo Award at the 88th annual Scouter Appreciation Dinner in Chicago. More than 3,000 adult volunteers from 510 councils attend as Lott is praised for long service to Boy Scouts.
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Jerry McCarty
valanche-Journal
Acca ‘L
Parkhill, Smith Econ Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Thursland
National Council
Chicago
Conrad Hitton
United
Lott Bank
Red Workers Weather
Teabinekent
Plains ‘Council
Exective
Neav
Sorbonne|Arbursrae — Fehion
Desperate French Riots End as Police Move In
In Paris police quell renewed unrest after a surge of protests. Authorities and protesters clashed near key sites as President addressed the nation urging calm and outlining security measures. Public safety zones were established and curfew considerations discussed.
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Paris
Connally Budget Board Endorse Tax Plan For Texas
Gov. John Connally and the Budget Board issued details for a 2.6 billion dollar state budget for the coming year. The plan would limit government services and raise new taxes, with 465.2 million from the general revenue fund.
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Austin
John Connally
Budget Board
General Revenue Fund
Connally
Texas
Ex Politician Recalls Days as Tax Debates Rise
Kenneth May reports from Avammache Journal on Texarkana and Dallas happenings. A new tax bill tied to a sales tax increase and repeal actions is discussed along with a push for spending shifts. Hearings begin with Senate Finance and House Appropriations leaders on Monday, detailing Connally's budget proposal and general revenue changes.
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Avammache Journal
Dallas
Texarkana
Cree
Smith
Senate Finance
House Appropriations Committee
Billy
Connally
Rumina
Smith Tours Texarkana Campaign Amid Runoff Crowds
A Texarkana campaign stop drew Beck and supporters including pilots and a stewardess among staff and six reporters. Beck framed the race as Conservatism versus Liberalism, stressing experience against inexperience while Smith toured Pago hours after his opponent.
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Smith
Texarkana
Prayer fragment urges heavenly dwelling in earthly life
A devotional fragment asks for hearts to be dwelling places of God and for life on earth to foretaste heaven, invoking a heavenly aim for daily living.
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