Bands Add Sparkle to Festivities at Alamo Stadium
Thousands of San Antonio fans filled Alamo Stadium for the Battle of the Bands Festival featuring 30 high schools and 3 military bands. Kennedy and Churchill High Schools highlighted an energetic 24 hour program with dramatic drills and a grand finale.
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Alamo Stadium
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Churchill
Hleh
Moxen
Paveranerris
Mexico City
Chivchat
Path Altec
Ilo Shepherd
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Marine Corns
Prupy
Bugte Corps
Ath Army Band
Chen
Tsien
Say Antenin
Carly
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al Ransans
Fire and Evacuations After Train Wreck Near Richmond
A collision and fire disrupted East Germantown area near Richmond Indiana as two trains derailed and exploded. Officials evacuated about 400 residents and crews fought fires from several tank cars while assessing toxic spills and damaged goods. No injuries reported.
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Richmond
Ind
St Louis
New Fap
Vereck
Yorks
Rielmdal
Fischermeints
Eran
Highmond
Erni
Jon Tojo
Padhiavapolis
Hackshire
Rast Garmeawwa
Sfusin Buren
Austin
Texas Mouse
I& Prober
Flere
Nowlin
Parsons
Yates
Cornel Students Press for Gun and Demands at Cornell
Cornell University faced student protests as Black student leaders insist gun controls and a broad list of reforms remain unmet after last week’s occupation. Faculty moved to rescind penalties against five students while protests spread to Princeton Louisville and San Jose City College amid wider campus unrest across the nation.
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Cornell University
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Armind
Celer
Thanas Jones
Savini
Naise
Jones
Uits
Tuston
Cambridan
Mass
Louse Poly
Princeton
Adieras
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City College of New York
Louisville
Boel Gallagher
San Jose City College
Ta & George Wishington
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Fordham University
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Allied forces Repel Red Attack In Saigon and DMZ Raids
In Saigon area fighting left 3 Americans dead and 12 wounded as Allied troops repelled a Communist assault. Prolonged clashes near the DMZ reported heavy air raids on Communist positions along the border while U.S. and South Vietnamese tanks held a base 418 miles below the BMW line. Separately, student protests erupted in New York and New Hampshire campuses with antiwar displays and demonstrations reported.
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Upt
U.S
Cambadlin
Aumnery
Don
Laymeak
Khe Saat
Raat
Simafer Hestestning Orto
New York University
Washington Square
New York City High
Cola
Slain GI Honor Roll Details From Local Service Services
A local obituary notes Army Private first class Quinyou lt 1n was killed in action while serving in the war zone. He attended June luc High School and joined the Army in late 1967. Survived by family including Ao and Mrs Pablo Jangeria and sisters.
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Pune
Army Spee
Defense Department
Hangorta
Adam Ant Paris A UPL Report On Vietnam War Talks
Fragmented OCR text non coherently references Vietnam War discussions. Mentions Vietcong, Liberation Front, Allied talks, and central sources with unclear participants. No clear events, dates, or outcomes usable for a solid summary.
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UPL
Nori Vietnan
Viet Con
Fil
SLE
Ppne
Terops
Ane Saumbodia
Dipta- Bien
Conlin
Sinter Ho Nanni
Studion
Bo Uentral
Salons
Job Corps Closings To Aid Plan
The report details a proposal to close 49 Job Corps centers as part of an administration plan. Critics call the move a false economy, while supporters insist the program remains effective in improving job skills and placement for youth. Lawmakers urge a full review and alternative reforms.
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Job Corps
Washington
CiPlc
Laker Geer
Shultz
Mae
In Corps
Sai Shultz
Gayelor Nelson
Dawis
Meiers
Abin Cranston
PeColit
Droge Lave
Han
Tax reform hurdle seen without depletion break
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, said passage of a tax reform bill depends on actions regarding the oil depletion allowance. He signaled support for repealing or restricting tax shelters while backing some Nixon proposals, with plans for tighter rules on tax-exempt foundations and revised investment tax credits.
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Wilbur D. Milk
House
Ways Cult Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Nixon
Hut Mills
Trestioy
Mills Salt
Aupost
Allie Cals
Mills
Nison
Jheaelon
United Fund Backs Constitutional Change Amid Aid Reforms
The United Fund endorses a constitutional measure to boost state spending on four public assistance programs. The proposal supports aid to children, elderly, permanently disabled, and the needy blind. Fund President Henry Catto calls the measure critical and urges wide support.
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United Fund
Henry Catto
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