U S Plans Beef Up Viet Nam With 25009 Troops
Sources say the United States will deploy about 25 009 combat troops to South Vietnam over the next two months as a strategic reserve drawn from various U S divisions The plan favors individual unit deployments rather than full divisions and aims to support active combat against core Vietcong forces arriving mid June and extending through the season
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Debt Limit Boost Asked by Johnson Administration
The Thel Johnson administration asked Congress to raise the temporary national debt limit to 329 billion to cover government needs through the fiscal squeeze. The current 31 billion limit would fall to 285 billion on July 1 if Congress does not act.
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Humphrey Sees Prosperous Economy If Tax Cuts Approved
Vice President Humphrey told the Small Business Advisory Council that the Johnson administration does not expect economy growth to match the first quarter but projects continued prosperity if Congress approves excise tax cuts. The administration says the tax proposals will keep the economy moving at strong speed.
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Same Old Wet Tune San Antonio Weather Update
San Antonio endures continued soaking rains with showers or thundershowers predicted for much of the area through Wednesday. Temperatures remain steady with highs in the upper 80s and overnight lows around the 70s, as forecasters warn of persistent wet conditions.
Cologne cheers Queen Elizabeth during visit
Tens of thousands of Germans welcomed Queen Elizabeth II in Cologne as she arrived, a city heavily bombed by Britain in World War II.
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Senate Restricts Debate on Voting Rights Measure
The Senate imposed a tight time limit on further debate over a voting rights bill urged by President Johnson. The cloture motion passed 70 to 30, signaling smooth passage ahead. Leaders predicted approval by Wednesday as amendments would shave minor points.
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The Editor Recommends A Dominican coalition near
The Dominican rebels press optimism for a coalition government while U S officials remain doubtful The fait remains firm The piece notes the Progressive Labor Party gaining ground in Eastern cities and previews several pages featuring Victor Riesel Bill Slocum and Bob Considine pieces The article also mentions CBS network rise in early days
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Today’s Newspaper Index Notes Page Listings
An index listing shows sections and page ranges for Amusements Around the Plaza Classified Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Fun Dictionary Gorenan Bridge Horoscope Quickie Quiz Society Sports TV Logs and other pages, guiding readers to content across the issue.
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House OKs Dig Tax Hike
The Texas House approves a tobacco tax increase to fund the state's share of a teacher pay raise. The bill adds 3 cents to the cigarette tax and moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Bolivia Cease Fire Ended Eight Day Miner Strike
In La Paz a cease-fire ended an eight day miners strike and troop withdrawal agreement signed by Gen. Alfredo Ovando Candia and miners leaders. The pact calls off the strike begun May 17 over deportation of former Vice President Juan Leon and outlines troop pullout from mines. In Mississippi, three convicts were killed during a daylight escape attempt at the Parchman prison farm as guards shot to suppress a hostage scenario and two fugitives escaped but were later captured.
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S.A. Man Buys Churchill Painting At Art Auction
San Antonio man Ahmad Newman paid 89 200 for a painting titled Lake Como by Winston Churchill at the first transatlantic television art auction. The New Yorker-based sale, relayed by WOW, saw Newman's 89 200 bid top 39 200 offered for another Churchill work. Newman plans to ship the piece to San Antonio and hopes it may later be shown in museums.
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Grants Awarded For Medical School Funding
The San Antonio Medical Foundation and University of Texas South Foundation presented grants totaling 105,613 with 100,000 from one source. Funds support a new two campus medical school facility in Hills Oaks and a hospital district project. John Kennedy and Mrs. Astin attended events with estate sources assisting and a luncheon planned at the Breenfolder estate.
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Texas seeks ownership of McKinney VA Hospital for women’s corps
Governor Contals outlined Texas plan after the MicKinney Veterans Administration Hospital faced federal deactivation. The Texas Education Agency seeks title to use the site for a women’s job corps training center with a $3,651,000 grant, an initial 600 students, and 275 staff. The first group would enroll in August and 300 more in October.
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Presidio Again Nation's Hottest Temperature Report
United Press Jalrmatonos reports Presidio again tops the nation as fish temperatures yesterday reached the highest levels, confirming the hot spell in marine conditions.
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Vietnamese Wounded By Raiders Near 11th Parallel
Jets strafed a South Vietnamese outpost near the 11th Parallel wounding five civilians, destroying equipment, and setting a bulldozer alight. Disagreement among U.S. and Vietnamese officials over whether the attackers were Communist MIGs or American planes led to uncertainty about the incident.
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Weather forecast for the region through Wednesday
Mt will be cloudy to partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with showers in about two percent of the area. Winds will be southerly up to 20 mph. Highs Wednesday near the middle 80s, similar to Tuesday. Wednesday morning low around 70s, Tuesday's morning low around 40s. Monday’s high was 84.
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