California auction of Salvo campus sells for 525000
The Sacre campus near Bel Air California owned by Brethren in Christ was auctioned in 30 minutes. Salvation Army bid 525000 to win the entire school as around 150 attendees watched the event.
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Associated Press
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Calif
Bel Air
Mark Dozar
Upland College
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Salvation Army
Sacre
Brethren
Christ Church
Los Angeles
College
Attorney hints Bushy-Hair name in Marilyn Sheppard case
Levelland Ohio based attorney hints that for the first time Dr Sam May may name a specific other person as Marilyn Sheppard’s killer. In the retrial defense counsel Bailey questions a potential juror as he discusses circumstantial evidence and possible alternate perpetrators.
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Associated Press
Levelland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Sarah March
Bailey
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Marilyn Sheppard
Estacado Heg HH School Defers Projects Over Costs
The school board defers planned improvements as equipment prices rise, delaying upgrades at Estacado High School. The action reflects budget challenges and financing constraints facing the district.
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Estacado
HEG
Lani Bird H-Burner Lifted Into Orbit From Cape Kennedy
Comsat satellite nicknamed Lani Bird launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a three stage Delta rocket. The craft aimed for a 22 300 mile orbit above earth with three day testing before a stationary position 22 300 miles above the Pacific. Comsat president Joseph V Charyk said data looked normal and a Pacific position was favored with test transmissions planned between Brewster Flat Washington and Hawaii by November.
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Associated Press
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Fla
Comsat Corp
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Pacific Ocean
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U.S
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Pacific
Space Agency
Delta
Oath
Washington
Joseph V. Charyk
Carnarvon
Australia
Charyvk
Atlantic
Brewster Flat
Wash
Hawaii
Lee ‘Lane
PMG Does It Again in St Louis
PMG continues its streak with another bold move in St Louis as the Post-Dispatch reports on the latest development. The piece highlights PMGs expanded role and its impact on local media dynamics, signaling a new era for the company in the city.
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PMG
Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Common Ground cited as U S Russia near nonproliferation pact
United Nations notes a revived spirit between the United States and the Soviet Union as Canada pushes for a five nation nucleus in any nonproliferation treaty. Canada collaborates with eight other nations on a resolution urging restraint in the nuclear arms race and a step toward general disarmament.
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United Press International
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Soviet Union
Burns
Britain
France
China
Canada
United, States
Half a Sixpence opens in Lubbock crowd cheers
Avalanche-Journal reports Civic Lubbock Inc presents Half a Sixpence at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium with about 1000 in attendance for opening night. The National Company, fresh from Dallas Summer Musicals, promises another 8 p.m. performance tonight as the show follows Kipps tale of a poor draper’s apprentice and his romance.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Civic Lubbock, Inc
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Dallas
H. G. Wells
Kipps
Red Chinese Exiled by Russia Honor Stalin in Moscow
Fifty Red Chinese students saluted Stalin with wreaths in Red Square before leaving Moscow on Kremlin expulsion orders. Police blocked Lenin’s mausoleum, then relented to allow entry by bus, while the students posed for photos with wilted wreaths as the mausoleum stayed closed.
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
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China
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Pohlee
Prayer and unrest at Red Square wreath incident
An observer notes tense events as students confront police at Red Square. A wreath is placed by Chinese nationals near the embassy while the crowd sings Hast Is Red and police respond with guarded actions.
Plague Threat Grows as Rodents Spread Across Nations
The World Health Organization warns of a renewed plague threat as rat populations surge in 16 nations. Plague cases rise to 3295 with 114 deaths this year, surpassing 1965 figures. rodents spread bacteria causing food poisoning and dysentery in humans.
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UN World Health Organization
India
Nagtian An
TR Ballon
Viet Nam
United States
Flan Casternia
Four Texas Job Training Projects Are Approved
Washington AP reports four Texas training projects approved by Labor and Welfare Departments will be financed. Allocations listed include El Paso Independent School System 145,722 dollars Ler Callese Baytown 52,230 dollars EL Centro Dallas Junior College Dallas 72,700 dollars and Texas Southern University Houston 48,247 dollars.
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Texas
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D-Tex
el Paso Independent School System
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Baytown
EL Centro Dallas Junior College
Dallas
Texas Southern University
Houston
Johnson in Thailand for three day visit on Asian tour
President Johnson arrived at Sattahip Air Base southeast of Bangkok for a three day Thai stay before continuing to Malaysia and South Korea as part of a 17 day, 24000 mile Far East tour. He planned meetings with Thai Premier Thanom Kittikachorn and cabinet members with Secretary Rusk and aides aboard Air Force One. Local crowds offered slim welcome as Johnson prepared to depart for Bangkok and a royal reception.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Thailand
Johnson
Manila
Viet Nam
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Sattahip
Air Base
Bangkok
South China Sea
Malaysia
South Korea
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Bong Suen
Thanom Kittikachorn
Bautiful
Sriday
Dean Rusk
Belen Torvo
North Viet Nam
Red Cetna
North Korea
Soviet Union
Thang Oe
Southeast Asia
Johinson
Philippines
Oet
Ferdinand de Mirreos
Ups
U.S
Johnson visits Cam Ranh Bay GIs in wartime secrecy
President Johnson flew into Cam Ranh Bay in South Viet Nam to meet 320 000 American troops. He spent over two hours with the service members shaking hands awarding medals and signing autographs amid fighter planes and armed helicopters overhead. He praised the troops unity and sacrifice and expressed hope for a peaceful return home. The secrecy surrounding the trip underscored the intensity of the conflict.
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Associated Press
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South
Viet Nam
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U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
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Saigon
Nan “Andoseon
Mena
Manila
Fire kills crew as Oriskany sails for repairs
The Oriskany, scarred by a devastating blaze that killed 43 and injured 16, limped under its own power to Philippe for repairs. Navy officials say the 42,000-ton carrier will be replaced in action by the Constellation or Coral Sea while in dock. Air strikes in the Tonkin Gulf continued with F-4s and Skyhawks involved.
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Philippe Ines
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Tonkin Gulf
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Weather forecast brief for regional conditions
Weather report notes a temperature change through Friday with gusty winds from the south and southwest up to 20 to 30 miles per hour. Tonight will be partly cloudy with cooler temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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