Civilian meningitis cases reported in San Antonio area
The first civilian death from meningitis in the San Antonio area, Gaylon Boehme, 2, died of spinal meningitis due to hemophilus influenza. Physicians say the strain differs from that at Lackland Air Force Base, with two civilian cases confirmed at Green Hospital and others suspected.
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San Antonio
Gaylon Boehme
Welton Boehme
Rio Medina
Robert E. Maybell
Castroville Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
Maybell
Robert B. Green Hospital
Juan Rivas
Westfall
Jesse
Green
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Wilford Hall Hospital
W. &. Forster
Green Hospital
Robert B. Green
Forster
Lackland
Rivas
Fort Ord Soldier Dies in California Base Hospital
Pvt. Robert Johnson, 20, of Shawnee Oklahoma died in Fort Ord base hospital from what doctors believe is meningeal disease. He had been transferred from Fort Polk last December and was in advanced communications training at Fort Ord.
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Monterey
Calif
Ft. Ord
Pvt
Robert Johnson
Esther Johnson
Shawnee, Okla
Ft. Polk
Britain Rejects Chinese Charges Over Hong Kong Base
London reports Britain rejected charges from China that Hong Kong was used by American troops as a base for fighting in Vietnam. The foreign ministry dismissed the allegation as unfounded and unacceptable.
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London
UPI
Britain
Hong Kong
Viet Nam
Ten Die In Dalmatian Train Collision
A Dalmatian port near Split saw a collision between two passenger trains and a freight train today, leaving at least ten dead and many injured. Local officials and rescue units worked through the wreckage as the incident drew national attention.
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Split
Yugoslavia
NCC official predicts policy shift on Red China in UN seating
Rosemary Kincaid reported that NCC general board member Judge William H. Maness predicted the NCC will issue a policy statement next week urging the United States to cease opposition to Red China's seating in the United Nations. He warned the issue is sensitive and sparked strong reaction from clergy and lay attendees at a San Antonio luncheon.
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General Board
National Council of Churches
NCC
United States
United Nations
William H. Maness
Jacksonville
Fla
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Maness
Family of Nations
NCC General Board
Florida
NGC
China
U.S
NCC divide over policy statement stirs church members
In Tucson Arizona Deputy Sheriff Albert Pina declares I like children as he becomes a father again. NCC leaders dispute a policy stance claiming it may pressure denominations to speak out, while Maness defends doctrine and warns against watered down faith. A speaker fears backlash, but Maness counters Christians faced greater opposition in Christ.
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Tucson
Ariz
Albert Pina
Pina
Rita
NCC
Maness
United States
God
Man
Christ
U.S. Defends Arms Sales to Israel and Arab States
The United States defends arms sales to Israel and Arab nations as meeting legitimate defense needs. State Department notes military sales are selective and support regional objectives while aiming to advance peace, progress, and stability.
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Washington
United States
Israel
State Department
Department
The Glass Menagerie at Ft. Sam Houston Little Theater
Editor recommends a brilliant amateur production of Tennessee Williams drama The Glass Menagerie now playing at Ft. Sam Houston Little Theater. The piece notes an editorial on page 46 and related features on pages 47 and 49 including fashion from Dallas and an auto safety column by Bob Considine on page 42.
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Tennessee Williams
Glass Menagerie
Ft. Sam Houston Little Theater
Dallas
Reneta Smith Byrne
California
Bob Considine
Today’s Index and Page Guide for the Daily paper
The notice lists sections and page ranges for today’s edition including Amusements on Page 3 and 25, Classified 57 85, Comics 26 27, Death Notices 57, Editorial 46, Features 47, Financial 26, Goren on Bridge 1 AA, Horoscope 1 AA, Society 49 53, Sports 30 32, Texas Trails 48, TV Logs H, Woman’s World Contest 44.
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Financial
Goren
Texas Trails
Governor Grants Dares Reno Airport Parking Mix-Up
Democratic Gov. Grant drove to Reno Municipal Airport for a flight to Las Vegas. In the reserved space, another car was parked, registered to Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt, a Republican candidate for governor.
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Reno
Nev
Grantsa
Las Vegas
Paul Laxalt
Luci Johnson Flashes Engagement Ring at Thompson Party
Luci Johnson drew attention with her engagement ring at a Tuesday cocktail party hosted by Rep. and Mrs. Clark W. Thompson in Washington. Among the several hundred guests were her fiancé Patrick Nugent and her mother Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
Clark W. Thompson
D-Tex
Luci
Patrick Nugent
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bond rate hike raises Series E H savings to 4.15
President Johnson announced a four tenths percent increase in the interest rate on Series E and H savings bonds to 4.15 percent effective December 1. The move, targeting both existing and new issues, aims to boost bond sales, curb inflation, and strengthen national security and the economy. LBJ urged federal employees to enroll in the payroll savings plan and lead by example.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet’ Nam
LBJ
Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
Fowler
Viet Nam
Freeman Home After Viet Trip
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman returned from a fact finding trip in South Viet Nam. He said fertilizer is as important as bullets and that both fronts are essential to win the war, noting equal effort from both sides on arrival at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Washington
Orville
Freeman
South Viet Nam
Andrews Air Force Base
Five Miners Dead in Rossenray Mine Blast Near Moers
An underground explosion at the Rossenray coal mine near Moers, Germany, killed five miners and left twelve others missing, according to AP reports.
LBJ to Address School Leaders Tonight in Atlantic City
President Johnson plans a flight to Atlantic City to address the American Association of School Administrators on matters affecting national education policy and administration.
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LBJ
Washington
API
Johnson
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
Valentine Trap Injures Girl in Birmingham
A 13 year old, Patricia Adams, was shot in the foot by a booby trapped Valentine package addressed to her sister Nancy in Birmingham Alabama. A sawed off shotgun hidden in a brief case exploded when the case was opened on its side triggering the trigger by a wire.
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Birmingham
Ala
Patricia Adams
Valentine
C. L. Limbaugh
W.T. Hart
Patricia
Nancy
West iEnd
Jimmy
Show Hits Halfway Mark at San Antonio Stock Show
The San Antonio Stock Show moved past its halfway point in a 10 day run with a record 175,477 in attendance at the midway. Rodeo attendance hit 67,911 for eight performances as 13,986 on grounds counted Tuesday. Thursday is West Texas day with judging of Suffolk sheep market hogs and cattle sales on tap.
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San Antonio
Coliseum
Minnesota Sees 33 Below Zero in International Falls
A bitter cold day as International Falls Minnesota records a low of 33 degrees below zero. The extreme cold affects residents and travel conditions across the region as officials warn of dangers of exposure.
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Minnesota
United Press International
International Falls
Minn
Weather forecast hints at mid 30s and no rain for L A
The weatherman describes a chilly spell with mid 30s temperatures, expecting highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s later. He notes no rain in the forecast and references San Antonio area trends into Thursday morning.
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San Antonio
Five Day Forecast From Local Weather Office
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Thursday with a cooling trend. North winds around 16 to 20 mph expected. Thursday high in the mid 50s and overnight low near the mid 30s. Wednesday morning low around 43 with a mid 60s daytime peak once, Tuesday high about 31.
San Antonio Boy Hurt by Radio Antenna Contact
A six year old San Antonio boy suffered burns on his hands and feet after an electrical shock when a radio antenna he carried touched a power line at his home Wednesday morning. Lawrence Mann of 815 Rockwell was listed in fair condition at Baptist Memorial Hospital.
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San Antonio
Exposition Program for West Texas Day Events
The schedule lists sheep judging in the sheep arena from 8:00 AM with Suffolk Southdown and Montadale categories, market bats and open show at 10:00, Jerseys at 10:30, Guernseys at 12:00, Santa Gertrudis cattle sale at 2:00, Miss Wool and Miss Mohair introductions with Edwin Jackson Memorial Trophy at 4:00, Parade of Champions at 7:50, and a rodeo at 8:00 PM in the Coliseum.
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West Texas
Suffolk
Southdown
Montadale
Jerseys
Santa Gertrudis
Edwin Jackson
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