Mother's Appeal Fades in Missing Boys Search
In Wannibal Missouri AP report says hope dims as searchers probe caves near the Mississippi river bluff where Joseph Hoag, 19, his brother Will, 11, and Irwin Crag Powell, 14, vanished last Wednesday. Parents appealed on TV as crews, aided by railroad officials and a new cave network, continue an exhaustive search along Highway 78 for signs of the trio.
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Changing Texas Junior Colleges Could Expand Roles
Houston architect Dick Seinfeld says Texas education may shift from traditional junior colleges to community and six year colleges. He notes name changes and merges, with new centers like Central Texas College and Laredo Junior College expanding scope, while elementary to high school divisions evolve toward broader training and earlier college access.
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Pope in Fatima Highlights Conservative Catholic Support
Vatican observers see Pope Paul VI’s Fatima pilgrimage as a signal to traditional Catholics amid church reform debates. The trip emphasized devotion to the Virgin Mary and a peaceful message amid Cold War tensions, while avoiding praise for Portugal’s Salazar regime.
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Escalated War on Air Pollution Targets Sulfur Dioxide
Washington sources report Congress will hear a sharp push in hearings before the Senate Public Works Subcommittee on Water Pollution. British experts Clarke and Stone testified that twenty years of UK research ties sulfur dioxide to pollution, urging tighter controls on domestic burning and coal-fired industry to curb deadly sickness.
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12 Hurt in Mexican Gun Battles
Hermosillo records show at least 12 injured as clashes erupted between raiders and police with heavy gunfire and gasoline bombs. Protests spread after Faustino Serra's PRI gubernatorial nomination, with demonstrations leading to campus strikes and calls for autonomy protection.
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Chou En Lai says China ready to send troops if Vietnam invaded
Chicago dispatch reports Chou En Lai vows China will deploy armies into North Vietnam if world conflict threatens Vietnam or a sellout peace. He also says Americans won’t be allowed near China’s borders and China could enter the war if needed. Soviet aid, while possible, would be to seek a negotiated settlement viewed as a defeat for the United States.
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Hong Kong Riots Escalate With Red Guard Style Attacks
Rioting in Kowloon follows Peking demands to surrender the Hong Kong colony and stop Western concessions. Red Guard type youths attack an American Express office and post offices, while posters praise Mao and condemn British rule.
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Woman 78 Earns Diploma After Defying Odds
Miss Johnson, 78, whose schooling stopped early, pursued adult classes and earned a diploma at Rochelle Senior High School. She describes learning fractions, history, and Egyptology, drawing parallels between ancient bondage and modern times.
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Wallace Raps Wallace Raps on ABC Day Backers
Former Alabama Governor Wallace criticizes backers on ABC. He attacks supporters of democratic candidates and urges defense of American values. The remarks reference Viet Cong, servicemen and national unity while addressing political rhetoric and national security concerns.
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