Goldwater criticizes LBJ on Viet Nam bombing stance
WASHINGTON UPI Barry Goldwater says President Johnson errs by not ordering bombing raids on Hanoi area prolonging the Viet Nam war. The 1964 nominee argues Hanoi is a sanctuary and would have used air strikes similarly, except not targeting the city directly. The piece also lists local Texas deaths in separate notices.
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Lubbock
Hanoi
Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Pipeline meet attorney assails FPC Permian ruling
Attorney Bruce Merrill of Houston told a Colorado Springs audience that the FPC's Aug. 5 order setting two price levels for gas depresses wellhead prices and will slow production. He called the Permian decision a crazy quilt of ideas ignoring supply and demand factors and warned it clashes with state regulation and cannot recover costs.
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Manx B. Skelton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Federal Power Commission
Bruce RR. Merrill
Houston
Tex
FPC
Merrill
Continental Oil Co
Marchers protested Kashmir and Viet Nam wars in Jakarta
About 3,000 demonstrators marched to the Indian and U.S. embassies in Jakarta to protest the Kashmir fighting and the Viet Nam war. No violence occurred as Indonesian police guarded the embassies. The protest was sponsored by the Leftist Youth Front.
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Kashmir
Viet Nam
Jakarta
Indonesia
India
United States
Masquerading Flying Hero Lt Cmdr Perry Dies at Home
Lt Cmdr John Francis Jene Perry a World War II flying hero who used a false name to join the Navy after washing out of Army Air Corps flight school died of a heart attack at his San Diego home. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals while flying for the Navy in WWII and Korea. The obituary notes his early deception to enlist and his later service including helicopter rescue missions. A batch of other unrelated items appears in the same clipped dispatch.
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San Diego
Calif
John Francis Jene
Perry
Army’ Air Corps
San Diego State College
Edwin S. Conant
Navy
U.S
Prison art program aids rehabilitation and sales
Convicts on page one sold three paintings for ten dollars, covering art supplies. Torrence notes the prison forbids names, and doubts many would pursue art outside due to time and solitude differences. The program aims to rehabilitate and yearly sales success has helped it.
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Torrence
Three Injured In City Vehicle Mishaps
Three people remain hospitalized after Sunday vehicle incidents. Magdalene Azua Vega is in fair condition at Methodist Hospital after a trailer collision on Clovis Road with Guadalupe Cardenes. Henry and Dora Kight are also in fair condition following a two car crash at U.S. Highway 87 and E Kent Street.
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Magdalene Azua Vega
E. 55Th St
Methodist Hospital
Azua
Clovis Road
Ave. S
Guadalupe Cardenes
7Th St
Cardenes
Henry Harper Kight
Dora Kight
E. Kent
U. S. Hwy. 87
E. Kent Street
U. S. 87
E. Kent St
Clarence L. Kissell Jr
25Th St
Kissell
U.S. 87
Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Texas and Oklahoma
A series of traffic and environmental incidents left several people dead across Texas and Oklahoma. Fataliies include Melba Christine Youngblood 41 of Duncanville struck by a car east of Bic Sandy. Theresa Edwards 18 of Hawkins killed in a car train collision near Hawkins. Alice Kendall Smith 49 of Alpine died in a car crash near Alpine where she taught at Sul Ross College. O Z Dowdy 55 of Houston died in a two car Houston crash. Lillian Peek 74 of Grand Prairie died after a double collision. Additional notes mention a political remark by Goldwater and various industry and court actions related to gas pricing in the Permian Basin.
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Melba Christine Youngblood
Duncanville
Texas Mide
Bic Sandy
Texas
Hawkins
Theresa Edwards
Alice Kendall Smith
Alpine
Sul Ross College
O. Z. Dowdy
Houston
Lillian Peek
Grand Prairie
Language educator and consultant Dr Logan in 20th century roles
Dr Logan, a teacher across preschool to college levels, served as a consultant to U S national language development efforts and coordinated foreign languages for Pennsylvania's Department of Public Education. She studied in France, the U S and Spain and earned degrees from Universite de Nancy and the University of Pennsylvania.
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Cuace
Harcourt, Brace & World
France
U.S
Spain
Universite de Nancy
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Universite Aix-Marseilles
Universidad de Barcelona
Logan
the Normal
Graduate University of Halwas
Department of Public Education of Pennsylvania
Pascual
Hagler Gumus linked to crashed plane case and Texas probe
Reports note Hagler Gumus arrived in Sydney on a six month tourist visa aboard a ship amid a wider inquiry. He is wanted in Texas over a 1964 crash linked to an unidentified man found dead in a wrecked car in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Hagler faced an insurance fraud charge and fled after bond issues. A separate Tenerife project approves a 165 million highway to boost tourism and connect Santa Cruz with the airport and plantations.
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Hie
Texas
Earl
Matacorda Bas
Tence Gulf Coast
Wasmane Hagier
Dallas
Hagier
Okla Hagier
Pagler
Hagier Xo
Pergid Cole
Hagler
Laretta Anderson
Euless
Tex
Port Lavaca
Anderson
Santa Cruz
Tenerife
Canary Islands
Pageant Puckett Awards Rainy Day Charms Amid Pageant Prep
Pageant contestants and arrivals filled a boardwalk hotel with photographers and spectators for sun drenched previews of the Miss California Miss Kansas Miss Colorado and Miss Oregon events. Contestants displayed personal charms gifts and keepsakes including stuffed animals dolls and a rhinestone brooch as weekend rehearsals unfold before the competition.
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Moss
Tennessee
Marcia Moarray
Tennesker
Oregon
Susan Pack
Ke “Sim
a@ Boardwalk hotel
Congress Sought Four-Cent Coin in Civil War Era Shortage
Congress authorized a twee cent piece in 1864 to ease Civil War coinage shortages. The coin was legal tender only up to 20 cents and its value later fell to four cents. The series ended in 1873.
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Laredo
Joseph Andrew Jackson
Vernon Zubris
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el Paso
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Buffalo
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Lancaster
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Solomon Kandel
Permian Basin
Leftist Youth Front
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Palm Springs
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Lake Tawakoni
Greenville
Missouri Pacific
Central Intelligence Agency
Warane Taeween Gas Association of America
Association
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Conant
Henry
Ninta
Christina
Ricardo
White House
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Davidt D. Eisenower
Linda Gilbertson
Janesville
Richard Davis
James Schaffer
Edgerton
James Smith
Shelnyile
Center
Louisiana Line
Chester Cartwright
Shelpyville
Norma Guerrero
Montgomery County
San Jacinto Power
Judith
Charles Ray Wright
Wilson Heath Roe
South Tipallas
Dorothy Boyd Bumdramner
Lakewood
U.S. 90
del Rin
Sala
Farrill H. Rogers
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Rogers
Oklahoma City
Hein
Rata Cae
Kirby-In-Ashfield
England
UPN
Ts Re
Sidney
Sydney
Manted In
Pageant
Miss Chin
Valerie Jan Joav
Kansas
Deborah Brynt
West Sirginia
Marland
Atlantic City
Colorado
Kristina Holm
Broome Optical
DIAL
Broadway
College Ave
Syd Moore
Plains National Bank
Plains National
College
Soth Street
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