Funeral Held For Judge In PX Trial In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City funeral services were held for Federal District Judge William R. Wallace Jr. who presided over the James Harlow Charles Wilson and Thomas Addy conspiracy trial in San Antonio. Wallace, 74, died in a head on collision near Chandler, injuring his wife who remains in critical condition. The trial’s guilty verdicts were handed down earlier, and sentencing may be reassigned to Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. if needed.
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el Paso
Havana Sees a Pair of Munitions Blasts Shake City
Cuban army officials probed a large munitions dump explosion in Havana and a second blast near the bay area. Casualties included deaths and injuries, while crowds searched the shattered streets and homes. Prime Minister Fidel Castro narrowly escaped harm.
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Icanos
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Castro
Lescape
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Fidel Castro
Havana Bay
Lucky Buck Contest Rules Published by The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light announces a Lucky Buck contest offering cash prizes of 10 to 100 dollars for serial numbers from one dollar bills. Participants mail or call to record bills, with winners exchanging the bill for a higher denomination, subject to rules about eligibility, posting dates, and verification.
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San Antonio Light
Lucky Buck
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Broadway
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IEH
Texas
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Peron
Par’ent
Sanantinio Light
Venezuelan President Betancourt Recovers From Bomb Attack
President Betancourt makes a good recovery from facial and hand burns after an assassination attempt in Caracas last Friday. Doctors report he could get out of bed Sunday night and his right hand remains bandaged while facial injuries are treated.
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Khrushchev wraps up Romania talks backing peaceful co existence
In Bucharest Khrushchev leaves with backing from East European Communist leaders for peaceful co existence with the West and a signed document backing his stance. Tokyo reports Red China hints Formosa may be a price for cooperation with Khrushchev on peaceful coexistence.
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