Weekend shootings push Texas death toll higher
The Associated Press tallies violent deaths from Friday to Sunday in Texas. The count includes 11 motor vehicle fatalities, six shootings, three drownings, and eight other deaths. Notable cases involve Barry Martin Stephens, 23, in a Tyler two car collision and Mitchell Buchana, 76, struck by a train south-west of Tyler. Enrique Puentes of Harlingen is listed as missing and believed drowned during a swim.
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Tragic toll from random incidents across Texas region
A flood threatens Nueces River near Corpus Christi. A series of fatalities follow including William Parrott 52 in Cherokee County tractor accident, Leslie Seaman 52 in Plainview fire, and multiple shootings and crashes across Houston Dallas and surrounding areas. Police recovered a rifle linked to shootings and investigated drownings and rare accidents.
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East Pecos Junior High School News Highlights Changes
East Pecos Junior High notes in 1953 54 saw class adjustments with seventh grade at 138 and eighth at 54 as projects and facilities evolved. A May talent show showcased lip singing and student acts amid teacher performances, drawing strong applause and favorable reviews.
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Stock Market Report and PECOS Weather Watch Office Duty
A description of constant Pecos weather alert operations. Officials note continuous staffing at the defense office during thunderstorm watches and power outages. The text emphasizes patrols and readiness for twisters and 24 hour coverage during alerts.
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Chocolate consumption climbs in England to 1968 highs
The Cocoa, Chocolate and Confectionary Alliance reports that average Briton now eats 4 oz of chocolate weekly and 3.8 oz of sweets. This follows years of decline due to rising prices and slimming trends.
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Hailstorm Wrecks Barstow Homes and School Windows
Barstow endured two Saturday hailstorms causing extensive damage. Mayor Lynn Webb reported shattered windows at Pecos High auto shop and Pecos Valley Radiator and Glass, with a classroom alone losing 34 panes. Roofs collapsed at the D A Garcia home and several homes lost roofing and trees stripped bare. Fire crews cleaned glass and water. insurance coverage may be incomplete.
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Bombardment Hits North Vietnam as 400 Enemy Troops Reported Dead
Major U S air and naval bombardment across Hue and northern fronts fatally wounded about 400 North Vietnamese troops and destroyed dozens of tanks. U S forces conducted large scale strikes across North and South Vietnam, including Hanoi Haiphong areas, with many jets and helicopters reported lost or damaged.
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Goodyear Produces World’s Largest 114-Foot Tire
Goodyear has started producing an unprecedented 114 foot tire, touted as the largest in the world. Each 7,000 pound tire uses 580 miles of nylon cord in its plies, a quantity sufficient to manufacture about 17,700 pairs of hose.
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Pecos Tornadoes Cause Damage and Power Loss
A severe wind storm and possible tornadoes struck Pecos and nearby areas destroying a store roof and blowing a carport onto a Buckhorn station. People reported two twisters, hail, and high winds. many houses and businesses suffered shattered windows and missing signs. Civil defense reports noted radio and phone outages and about 0.75 inch of rain in Lovings County.
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