Panama Election Violence Shakes Capital Battleground
Panamanian clashes around election day leave several dead and many injured as National Guard blocks streets and a radio station headquarters. Government and opposition claim victory amid gunfire and tear gas as the election results are delayed by the turmoil.
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UPI
Riolsir
Panama
Malatay
Toiay
Battell
David Samudio
Arnulfo Arias
Vreveral
Sarmidio
Robles
National Guard
Supreme Court
Assembly Chamber
Happy
Washington
Peoples Senate
Unanimous Alliance
Wes
Voice Vale
Iti
G. Mennen Williams
Anpe
Phillippines
Assembly
Rigoberto Williams
Paredes
Michigan
Feln F
Senate
Arias
Pal
Redés
George W
Ball
U.S
Strom
Thurmond
Kent
John J. Williame
Del
Ola
National
Bilingual Need Highlighted by Southwest Education Leaders
El Paso officials say Mexican American and Native groups face educational deprivation in the Southwest. A convocation with education leaders discusses implementing bilingual schooling, teaching English first then native tongues, and expanding subjects beyond English. Policeman suspension cited amid debate over bilingual program success and state laws.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jeune
U.S
Rodriguez
New York
Cali
Arizona
Colorado
Mexico
Texas
Thelho
Sultant
NEA
Robert E. Ander
Congress
Sawyer
Bichsel
Southwest
Nevada
Arrivacila
Re Rodriguez
Maxi-Rodriguez Sant
Orlmark
Thelthere
Zachry Named Top HemisFair Chief Executive Officer
Don Gardner reports Zachry takes the top HemisFair post after a five minute meeting. He pledges to meet financial needs, make personnel changes, and lead HemisFair toward a successful opening with support from San Antonio and major partners.
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Zachry
Hemiskair
H. B. Zachty
Offil
HemisFair
HermisFair
San Antonio
Texas
Start of
Arkansas
United States
Jan
Hemifair
Steves
ihelisFair
San Antonio Fair, Inc
Marshall Steves
Appea
Forrest Smith
Vietnam peace talks show tough terms from Hanoi and Washington
Paris reports Hanoi demands tough conditions for settlement with no U S gesture of conciliation. Xuan Thuy promises to study the American outline while Ho Chi Minh’s government seeks a broad coalition excluding Saigon. Harriman proposes an olive branch to ease tension, but Hanoi remains rigid on future South Vietnam.
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Paris
UPI
Vietnam
United States
U.S
East
Fae
Hanadi
White Horse
Thuy
Ho Chi Minh i
Hanoi
Vf Tandi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Harriman
Laos
Handi
America
Northwestern
South San Antonio School District Hires Law Firm
South Lan board meets to hire Houston Clark and Thornton to represent the district in an $3800 suit filed by contractor Clyde Abbott over a $23,700 contract. Abbott says painting was in original scope. district deducts $800 claiming incomplete work as teachers threaten renewed contracts. President Max Fuentes faced questioning as a teacher board stalemate prompts calls for renewed administrator contracts and a new athletic coach.
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South San Antonio
Ie Board
Houston, Clark and Thornton
Clyde Abbott
Abbott
Max Fuentes
Fuentes
Prized Visitor at Japan Pavilion At Hemisfair
The Japan pavilion draws about 30 percent of fair attendees with visitor number 200000 expected to pass noon Wednesday. The 300000th visitor will receive an elaborate Japanese doll on display in the pavilion lounge.
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Hemisfair’s
Towering Victory at Pali Springs Fire Drill Tower
In San Marino California senior city Fire Captain Rene Maza climbed a three story drill tower at Pali Springs to win a paid wager with Fireman Phil Casner. The stunt drew a cheering crowd as Maza remained atop the platform for hours, a feat tied to a local fair participation bet and a side wager that produced about sixty dollars in payoff.
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San Marino
Calif
Pali Springs
Rene Maza
Mona
Phil Casner
Casner
Gav
Connally
Palmis
Springs
Besar
Maza
Casnerj
Theater
Va camper|Arts
Fair Grounds
Lueck
California
President Presents Four Medals of Honor
President honors four Vietnam era heroes at the Pentagon ceremony naming Army Specialist Charles Hagemeister and others from Army Navy Marine and Air Force. President Johnson expressed hope for peace talks ahead while noting tough negotiations, as the veterans received Medals of Honor.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cortes
Wash
Army
Tohnson
Charles Chris Hagemeister
Lincoln
Neb
Marine
Veryard Allan Pittman
Stockins
Calif
Navy
Cere
Swain
James
Williams
Darlington
Cpl Le Finds Little Gratitude Homecoming
SAN FRANCISCO AP Cpl Le returns from Vietnam to a wary homecoming with red tape. The tobaccochewing doglike mascot of Lick Engineering at Ft. Riley arrives via air freight to an uncertain welcome, blood tests, and a shelter stay as his unit plans to reassign him to the 18th Engineer Group with a promotion prospect after Ft. Riley. The piece notes delays, medical checks, and a hero’s reception that falls short.
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San Francisco
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Lick Engineering Company
Ft. Riley
Kan
Trans World Airlines
Department of Agriculture
Belisville
NEW
TWA
Kansas City
Cpl
le Grews
Marty D. Orbison
Orbison
18Th Engineer Group
Buck
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