Heavy Rainfall Triggers Flooding in South Texas Subdivision
In Buena Vista north of U S 83 heavy rainfall caused flooding as families waited for water to recede. The Weather Bureau forecast more showers across South Texas with only a light chance in northwest areas. Rainfall totals included 2.40 inches in Raymondville and 1.96 in Rio Hondo with other readings statewide.
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Buena Vista Subdivision
U.S. 83 Expressway
Weather Bureau
Texas
Raymondville
Rio Hondo
Harlingen
Laredo
Alpine
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Dalhart
del Rio
Presidio
San Antonio
Junction
Victoria
Austin
Roseau
Minn
Butte
Mont
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Ind
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Florida
Carol
Azores
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan
Wisconsin
Mississippi
U. S
Kahoka
Quincy
Keokuk
Cape Girardeau
Missouri River
Hermann
St. Charles
Plan for massive U S transport craft eyed by Pentagon
The Defense Department moves toward contracting a giant transport plane potentially capable of carrying up to 600 soldiers or equipment over 6 000 miles at about 550 mph. The CS A would surpass current payloads and could reshape U S overseas deployment. 58 planes planned with first operation in 1965. Boeing Douglas and Lockheed compete. estimated development cost around 750 million. total program near 2 2 billion.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon
CIA
CSA
Russia
United States
Europe
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Boeing
Douglas
Lockheed
Isome
Carr
Austin
Texas
Kiwanis Clubs
Jack Williams
Mission
Texas-Oklahoma Key Clubs
Berlin
Viet Nam and U S Plans Highlight Postwar Briefing
AP reports South Vietnamese troops recaptured a government outpost north of the central coast supply line as U S planes dropped propaganda leaflets on Haiphong. In Saigon, generals praise American soldiers and the B52 program while avoiding comments on tear gas use.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Highlands
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Bong Son
Qui Nhon
Six Die in Georgia Car Collision Near Cartersville
Six persons killed when two cars collided head on on the Old Alabama Road about 11 miles west of Cartersville Georgia. A seventh occupant survived in serious condition. Victims named include David Henry Braziel Jr Bettie Mae Braziel their children Richard and Linda Donnell Braziel Catherine Owens and Charles Johnson.
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Cartersville
Georgia
State Patrol
Alabama Road
David Henry Braziel Jr
Bettie Mae
Richard
Linda Donnell Braziel
Catherine Owens
Charles Johnson
Dominican Crisis Sparks Emergency Cabinet Session
Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy ordered a cabinet emergency after a shooting left civilians dead in Santo Domingo. Bosch denied communist control and condemned U S intervention as a lie while protesters called for expulsion of American troops and an indemnity grounded in a three point plan.
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Nicaragua
Paraguay
United States
Bosch
Kanto Domingo
UPI
Domialear
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Dominicanommunist
Dominican Popular Movement
Organization of American ‘States
International Court of Justice
Santo Domingo
Births in Lubbock Families Honor New Daughters
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Maximiliano Vargas Route 4 Lubbock on the birth of a daughter weighing 5 pounds 1 y ounces at 4 20 am Saturday at Lauf Clinic The father is a harm labore Mr and Mrs Allen 8 Eltis M18 E Tulane Sr celebrate a daughter weighing 6 pounds 844 ounces at 2 44 am Saturday at Lubbock Oxteonathic Hospital One father is employed by Lubbock Drilli ng Co.
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Bennie Anderson
Ralls
Latif Clinic
Francisco Teneyuque
Colgate St
Dunlap’s
Kiwanis International
Lubbock
Amarillo
McCullough
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Ki-Notes
Roberto Leila
Lauf Clinic
Maximiliano Vargas
Route 4
Allen
Eltis
E. Tulane Sr
Lubbock Oxteonathic Hospital
Lubbock Drilling Co
Kiwanians Hear Bellman Carr At District Governor Convention
The convention ends with Bellman and Carr addressing Kiwanians. The article notes nationwide 100 percent service delivery over ten years and highlights Houston's youth programs including the Houston Youth Jury, which earned a national municipal judges award in San Francisco.
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Bellman, Carr
Youth In Action
Houston
Houston Youth Jury
Municipal Judges Association
San Francisco
Red China defectors and Mao succession rumors surface
The defector Li now back in China may lecture on Communist progress as Western observers weigh the propaganda purpose. Beijing plans a massive Oct 1 celebration for Mao’s regime with possible nuclear device display. Rumors suggest Mao may have designated Liu as successor. Chinese officials and observers differ on the likelihood.
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China
Mao
Peking
Defiele
Liu
Alabama Trials Delayed by Attorney General and ACLU
In Hayneville Alabama the trials of Thomas Coleman, 55, and Collie Wilkins Jr., 21, face possible delays as the attorney general and the ACLU seek postponements and a federal restraint. Coleman is charged with manslaughter in the death of Episcopal missionary Jonathan Daniels. the state argues the case should be murder. The ACLU seeks to stop state court proceedings while a federal suit alleges jury discrimination against Negroes.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
American Civil Liberties Union
Thomas L. Coleman
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Episcopal Seminary
Jonathan Daniels
Beatle Story Gets Council Approval
London press council rejects complaint over Sunday Telegraph disclosure that Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney formed a new song company. Complainants from Northern Songs Ltd. alleged confidential information was used. The Telegraph argued non government papers bear no secrecy. Durango sewer expansion planned in Mexico.
Customs Inspectors Seek Privacy at Kuala Lumpur Airport
Malay customs officers at the new international airport request privacy as their searches of personal effects are visible from a public mezzanine. Officials say they face mockery from passengers and fear smugglers may target arresting officers outside.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
New
Fair Week at the Texas Fairgrounds Opens with Exhibits and Prizes
Fair Week events run from Monday through Saturday with evening performances at 7 30 and matinees at 2. Ticket prices range from 2 to 3 50 with children under 12 half price and younger tots admitted free. Exhibits include the Texas Wildlife Exhibit in the coliseum and a Plains Cotton Growers display in the Agriculture Building. Prize money totals exceed 24 000 for livestock and 1 125 for parade bands, with entries from Colorado Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and demonstrations of a Bell Aerosystems rocket belt and X 15A 2 craft.
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Lone Star State
Plains Cotton Growers
Charles L. Adams Jr
Fair Association
Bell Aerosystems
Navy i
Gene Ledel
Bill Griffin
Tahoka
Colorado
Texas
Cotton research institute planned for South Plains
Major research program aimed at creating a one million dollar annual impact plans to map a new cotton utilization institute called IFNU. Dr. Gerald W. Thomas and Plains Cotton Growers leaders discuss funding, governance, and the need for area specific projects to develop new uses and markets for cotton locally.
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Green
South Plains
A. W. Lott
FE. B. Fullingham
PCG
Cotion Producers Institute
National Cotton Council
Tcs
Washington, N.C
Austin
Thomas
IFNU
Tee
Tech
Tech Board of Directors
Tech Foundation
U.S. Census Bureau
High Plains
Tte
Cadd Tech
School of Agriculture
Lin
United States
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Dominican Republic
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