Texas Floods Roar Across State With Heavy Rains and Toll
Texas faced renewed floods as heavy rains and strong winds swelled rivers and washed out bridges across the state. At least 11 deaths and 68 plus highways closed, with flooding along the Rio Grande Pecos Nueces Frio and Sabine rivers. Evacuations occurred in Breckenridge Victoria and other towns as Goliad Guadalupe and Colorado waters rose, prompting federal disaster-designation requests.
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Meany rejects Beck proposal on AFL-CIO suspension talks
AFL-CIO President George Meany turned down Dave Beck's request for a five man committee to discuss Beck's suspension. Meany said he would not appoint a group to convey Beck's request to the AFL-CIO Council ahead of the May 20 meeting.
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King Saud Hussein in Conference amid Jordan crisis
The article reports King Saud and Hussein holding talks amid Jordan’s crisis with Egypt and Syria seeking to align policies. Saudi support helps Hussein purge Communists and leftists as Egypt Syria Jordan intelligence links surface and a possible face-saving compromise for Nasser is anticipated. Authorities report roundup of Communists and chaos makers, with some fleeing to Damascus amid intrigue.
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Salah Bitar
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al Abu Nuwar
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Municipal Band Concert Program With Broadcast
Afternoon program by the municipal band led by Charles J Paine features Albert W Lilliehoorn guest conductor and a 2:00 to 2:30 broadcast on KGER. Includes scenes from She Burgoma and Tico-Tico ballet selections, Massenet pieces, and the Seas themed march in the Municipal Auditorium hall.
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Albert W. Lilliehoorn
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Evberger
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Remuest
Massenet Rablan
Nixon and Kennedy discuss spending and foreign aid at chamber event
Nixon asserts U.S. spending level sound and criticizes premature cuts while warning against inflation and slowness in mail service. Kennedy says foreign aid is not a blank check and stresses military aid share, urging prudent cuts within national security.
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D-Mass
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Senator Langer condition shows steady improvement
Washington reports Senator William Langer in Bethesda Naval Hospital with good condition and slow improvement. He has been there since early February and took short drives with Mrs. Langer over the weekend. He is expected to remain for about two more weeks.
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