Red Campaign Stepped Up Against Viet Voters
A broad Red campaign aimed at scaring Viet voters intensified as Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Saigon area units with U S helicopter support. Reports note light casualties, while U S jets targeted rail links to Red China and Hanoi. Captured pilots Thomas McNish and Roland Bliss were identified, and security forces rounded up suspected Red agents amid election jitters.
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Saigon
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Hanoi
Thomas McNish
Roland Glenn Bliss
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Viet Nam
Communist Party
Viet Cong
Indictments Grow As Break-ins And Shootings Surface
Indictments include an accused shooter in a Lub bock case and an accomplice still at large. Other indictments cover burglary of drug stores in Cap Rock Center and related thefts. Grand jury actions also list passing worthless checks and forged instruments with several defendants named.
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Victor J. Salazar
1St St
Mack Cisneros
Slaton
Woody
Lubbock
Cisneros
Walton Jobe Austin
Austin
Day Drug
50Th St
Slide Rd
Post
Michael
Lynn Bilbrey
62Nd St
Cap
Rock Center
Bilbrey
Joe Lewis
10Th St
Edward Lee Cook
Rose Drug
Quaker Ave
Stumbaugh
Boston Ave
T. W. Penland
Ave. L
Duke St
Bob Lee Humphrey
Colgate St
Eligo Z. Paredez
Bates St
Leland G. Yarbrough
Lonnie A. Lewis
Ave
Ernest N. McLoud
Brownfield Highway
Roger Harell
Luis Luna Lopez
Henry Guzman
Sherman St
Paul Sustalta
15Th St
William F. Sproles
James Blagg
Robert S. Vogel
St. Louis
John Henry Jacobs
Ave. R
Grand
W. C. O'Mara
Foreman
W. Harrell Spears
Fred McQuinney
Pedro Moreno
Charles W. Clark
W. T. Garrett
W. L. Combs
J. N. Marks
F. W. Grace
Jim L. Benton
L. G. Brooke
J. J. Scharenberg
Carr Opens Senate Campaign In Lubbock Rally
Delegations from the South Plains gathered in Lubbock Wednesday night to hear Waggoner Carr launch his bid for the U S Senate. Pictured are Claude Hearne Seagraves M B Hood Plainview Jack Young Muleshoe and usher O W Scott Lubbock wearing an Uncle Sam hat.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Waggoner Carr
U.S. Senate
Claude Hearne
Seagraves
M. B. Hood
Plainview
Jack Young
Muleshoe
Usher O. W. Scott
Uncle Sam
Families cut back as the cost of living rises nationwide
The era’s high prices pinch households from Salt Lake City to Worcester. A Utah paper salesman trims bills. a Seattle gas station attendant raises food costs. Worcester and Boston families fix meals with cheaper meat. many pause big buys and vacations while wives work or adjust budgets.
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Belove
Jay McAmis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tom Babb
Seattle, Wash
Francis X. Carty
Worcester
Mass
Braintree
John Barry
Barry
Glenwood Springs
Colo
John Vanderhood
Paul W. Gernhauser
Internal Revenue Service
New Orleans
Bob Binhouse
San Francisco
Baltimore
Julius Merkousko
Padre Island
Gulf Coast
Jack Kultgen
Dallas
Tex
Walter G. Jung
Carr Launches Senate Bid Emphasizing Texas Ties
Democratic hopeful Carr vows to work with federal officials to correct inequities in research funds and water resources. He pledges per capita NSF funding, regional needs for brackish water use, and defense spending returns, while condemning civil disobedience and urging strong law enforcement.
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Tower
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Missouri
Mississippi River
Texas Tech
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California
America
Red Chinese denounce Soviets in sharp war of words
Chinese People’s Daily labeled Soviet leaders as termites and scum in the revolutionary ranks and urged independent communist nations to choose sides. The article, signed by Li Wen-pin, blames the Soviet Union as the No 1 accomplice of U S imperialism over Vietnam and urges fighting the Soviet revisionists to oppose U S imperialism.
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Gia Dinh
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Viet Nam
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Communist Party
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Detroit
Charles de Gaulle
France
Moscow
Ivan A.konev
Konev
John Roderick
Tokyo
China
Peking
North Viet Nam
Romania
North Korea
People's Daily
Li Wen-pin
Miss America Pageant Contenders Begin Preliminary Judging
Miss Florida Diane Colston 19 of Sarasota performs a medley in the talent division while Miss South Carolina Barbara Harris 21 of Greenville prepares an opera piece. Contestants in three groups face preliminary judging with personality interviews by 11 judges as pageant week continues.
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Sarasota
Diane
South Carolina
Barbara Harris
Greenville
Barbara
El Paso police seek clues in four killings
Hospital technician Leopoldo Morales, 27, held without bond for the murder of Pvt. Michael Artz, 23, in an El Paso apartment house. The killings also claimed the landlord Albert Mearse, 72, his wife, 75, and Artz's wife, 20, while a surviving soldier fled a burning scene. Police say no motive or clues have emerged. The case will go to a grand jury meeting biweekly.
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EL Paso
UPI
Leopoldo Morales
Michael Artz
Artz
Albert Mearse
Set
W. R. Bain
Morales
Bain
Jack Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas
Moody Memorial Building dedication marks West Texas farm event
The Moody Foundation funds a 70000 dollar Education and Communications Building in Plainview with offices a laboratory greenhouse and a planned library. Tour groups view research projects cotton gin and field studies from truck seats as guides explain ongoing work across 15 cotton projects.
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Foundation
Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Home Administration
Roy McClung
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Moody Memorial Education and Communications
Moody Foundation of
Galveston
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
Earl Beach
Cotton Center
Patman bill sparks battle over Fed reserve independence
The House contemplates a substitution for Patman’s recession measure. Patman warns it could undercut the Federal Reserve Board, while Stephens argues against surrendering rate policy to Congress or the President. Rep. H Allen Smith questions money impact for savings and loans.
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Stephens
House
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve System
United States
Federal Reserve J
Rep
H. Allen Smith
Rcalif
Copper Range Co Announces Two-Cent Copper Price Hike
The Copper Range Co a major producer of primary refined copper said it will raise its price by two cents per pound effective today. It is the first producer to move above the government suggested price of 36 cents a pound and it uses only American ores.
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New York
The
Copper Range Co
Body Found Near Airport: Mrs. Holland Murder Case
Two police sergeants found Mrs. Holland dead inside a gold 1966 Cadillac abandoned in airport parking. Her clothing was minimal and she was wrapped in blood soaked sheets. Cause of death not yet determined as investigators note facial injuries. Unopened beer containers and cigarettes were inside the car. The license traced to an El Paso oil firm. a man claimed to drive the car for a test and gave a false name claiming NASA employment at White Sands NM. A neighbor recalled a man entering the Holland home Tuesday around 3:30 p.m.
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Sullivan
Manila
Philippines
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