HemisFair funding sparks San Antonio budget clash
Gov. Connally backs 4 million for HemisFair while Bexar County lawmakers demand 4.5 million. House members clash with the governor over HemisFair support. Lt Gov and Speaker pressed to urge cooperation. San Antonio figures say funds are needed to progress the project and related obligations.
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House Groups OKs Debt Limit
Ways and Means Committee approved a bill setting a temporary national debt ceiling of 328 billion dollars. The measure is 1 billion below the Treasury request but 2.1 billion above the year ahead high, and the Treasury expects borrowing authority about 3 billion above its preliminary needs for flexibility.
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Ex Envoy to Japan Grew Dies in Massachusetts
Former U S ambassador to Japan Joseph Clark Grew died at his home in Manchester Massachusetts aged 84 He served nine years in Japan amid treaty violations and aggression a State Department white book revealed he warned of a possible surprise attack on Pearl Harbor before the 1941 assault Grew would have celebrated his 85th birthday tomorrow
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Ousted protesters disrupt HUAC hearing in Chicago
U S marshals escort 10 youths from a House Committee hearing as they shout abolish HUAC. Lucius Armstrong, a retired steel worker, testifies he briefly joined the Communist Party at the FBI's request and later cooperated with authorities. Three men in Nazi armbands protest outside the building carrying anti Communist placards.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dominican Situation Improving Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters there may be a second Soviet missile site near Hanoi. He said Soviet involvement with North Viet Nam is deepening while noting the Dominican threat has been substantially reduced and a further U.S. pullout from Santo Domingo is expected. Ministers from Western Hemisphere nations will meet in Washington to discuss standby inter-American forces.
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U.S
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Santo Domingo
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OAS
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Organization of American States
Paris
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American Killed in Viet Cong Ambush Near Saigon
An American serviceman was killed, another wounded, and a third missing after a Viet Cong ambush about 60 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. air power targeted North Viet Nam bases, radar sites, and depots as waves of raids continued.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
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Two Turkish Guards Killed in Syria Border Dispute
Two Turkish guards were killed and a third wounded in a border clash with Syrians over grazing rights near the Syria border. Local papers report the incident occurred Tuesday with tensions rising between Turkish authorities and border communities.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Health Talk and Fires of Family Struggles Across Pages
The Editor Recommends Dr Tester answers puzzled readers about health problems. Mary Feeley notes many family troubles resemble small brush fires that, if ignored, threaten the family framework. A Kotzebue Alaska scene and Agnes Heller’s story are mentioned, with a feature on Willam Paley’s CBS career continuing on page 20.
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Daily newspaper index and section list snapshot
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Pinball Game Bill Approved in House Action
A bill to allow free games on pinball machines passed the House by a 69 to 65 vote. The measure aims to redefine gambling limits as Taylor prepares talks with President Johnson in Washington regarding Viet Nam. The move follows a rallying push that could broaden free play and affect gambling definitions nationwide.
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Two L.A. burglaries yield 3790 in loot
Police report two Los Angeles burglaries netted 3790 in valuables. Thieves took six portable televisions worth 2400 from Brown Appliance Co. between 12:30 a.m. and 2:00 a.m., gaining entry through a rear door. At Mrs. Bea rice Gentry of 435 Gigbe, burglars stole items valued at 4260 including a mink coat, a diamond watch, and electrical appliances.
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Fred Wicksburg
Bearice Gentry
Malay Rulers to Elect Malaysia King in August
Nine Malay state rulers will convene in August to elect a new Yang di-Pertuan Agong from among themselves. The ruler’s seal keeper announced the process, noting the monarch is elected every five years.
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Malaysia
Yang Di-Pertuan Agong
L A Weather Forecast Warns of Rain Threat
The weatherman predicts another system bringing rain and possible thunderstorms to the area. Expect showers over parts of the region with a high near the mid 60s and an overnight low around 30.
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Meney Jeree
San Antonidas
Minute Atom Fallout Reported Over U S
The Public Health Service reported minute amounts of radioactive debris appeared over the United States last week, a week after Red China's second atomic test.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
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China
Partly cloudy to Thursday with showers and thunderstorms
Forecast calls for patchy showers and possible thunderstorms through Thursday. Skies stay cloudy at times with highs near 70s and a low around 70, with southwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour and gusts near thunderstorms.
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Venezuela Freighter Sinking Near Puerto Rico Aids Sought
Coast Guard search and rescue units were dispatched to aid a Venezuelan freighter with 150 aboard reported sinking 180 miles northwest of San Juan Puerto Rico. A Coast Guard plane circled the distressed vessel while Cutter Sagebrush headed from San Juan to assist the 200 foot ship.
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Coast Guard
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
San Juan
Tornado Outbreak Injures Many Across Four States
A severe storm system lashed Chicago area and parts of Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and Indiana injuring at least 21 people. O Hare Airport suffered plane and hangar damage while a trailer court at Reedsburg Wisconsin saw seven injured and a trailer blown 600 feet. Other twisters hit Addison Illinois Fulton Missouri near Fleh Hamlet Indiana and Blues Springs Missouri with farm building damage and four injuries.
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Oklahoma City Hit by Violent Pre-Dawn Storm
A violent pre-dawn storm with winds over 26 mph battered Oklahoma City wrecking buildings uprooting trees and twisting planes. Forecasters could not confirm if tornado Tony caused the damage though tornadoes were spotted in other parts of the state. no injuries were reported locally or statewide.
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Oklahoma
Bombings in Bogota Wound Three Residents
Two bombs exploded in front of residential buildings in Bogota injuring three people. Officials said terrorists likely triggered the blasts but could not confirm any link to anti U S demonstrations during the past week.
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