Military Jet Crash Dead Climbs To 77
The Clark Air Base disaster left 77 dead as two more survivors died at Clark Air Base Hospital. Eighty three aboard the C135 jet were en route from Travis AFB via Hawaii when it struck a radio beam pole near the runway, split and burned. Survivors include Capt. Eugene Dolan Maj. Raymond Harper Jr. and others.
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Robles Holds Lead In Panama Presidency Race
Panama City UPI Marco Robles led in 685 of 1,141 precincts with 82 191 votes while Arnulfo Arias trailed at 69 645 and Juan A Galindo had 30 486. Arias insisted he still led by private count but offered no figures. Robles dismissed the claim calling Arias a madman who cannot accept defeat.
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Lighthearted proposals for LBJ press conferences
Dick West riffs on new formats for presidential briefings. He praises the family style news conference with reporters bringing spouses and children, joking about how kids might signal questions or be tossed in the air. He even suggests a bicycle briefing on the south lawn to boost fitness publicity.
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Paul Dudley White
Southern Bloc Balks At Vote On Civil Rights Bill
Southern senators refused to commit to a vote this week on the civil rights bill and would not say how long they would filibuster against a proposed jury trial provision. Senate leader Richard Russell of Georgia said debate would continue through the week as leaders met with President Johnson, with no clear path to a vote. He insisted the bill must guarantee trial by jury for violators.
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Carol Harris stars in Do Re Mi at Sombrero Playhouse
Carol Ann Harris, local vocal teacher, leads PMT's season finale Do Re Mi opposite Richard Erdman at Sombrero Playhouse. It marks PMT's first Sombrero production with 17 scene changes and a demanding lead role in a family show. Performances run nightly at 8 30 pm with Sunday matinees and ticket outlets listed.
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Hubie Cram
Gene van Buren
Phoenix Musical Theater
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Scottsdale Chamber Opera
Ensign Nellie Forbush
South Pacific
Carol
Kaibab
Bill Baer
Bill Holland
Sombrero
Burnett's Books and Records
Fashion Square
Remer’s
Park Central
Chris-Town
Eleven Jailed In Maryland After Night Of Riots
In Cambridge Maryland eleven integrationists were arrested and two others hospitalized after a night of brick throwing and clashes with National Guard forces. Gloria Richardson and John Lewis led a counter rally as George Wallace spoke to a whites-only crowd. a curfew was set by Brig. Gen. George Gelston. In Nashville about 40 Negro and white protesters picketed segregated restaurants amid ongoing desegregation protests and over 200 arrests nationwide.
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Dorchester County Business and Citizens Association
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Pikesville
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George C. Gelston
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