Encephalitis Epidemic Near End in Dallas Texas
Dallas health officials indicate the encephalitis outbreak is almost over with new cases linked to prior mosquito bites before aerial spraying. The Dallas total reaches 110 cases and seven deaths, while Corpus Christi suffers ongoing cases and a death. Army planes begin a second day of spraying around Corpus Christi and nearby towns.
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Dallas
Fal J. Dewlett
Dewlett
Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Canyon
Loraine
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Army
Raymond Kindle
Childress
Korea
Kindle
vFort Sill
Oklo
Air Force
Robstown
Taft
Portland
Gregory
Ingleside
Aransas Pass
Naval Air Station
W. RK. Metzger
Traffic Deaths Toll Reaches 218 This Year
The Associated Press reports the state traffic toll to date stands at 218, reflecting year to date fatalities. Last year’s toll to date is listed as oot.
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Associated Press
Partly cloudy with scattered showers forecast
Partly cloudy this afternoon with a few showers and generally fair conditions today tonight and Thursday. Rain chance two percent. Highs near 88, 90, and 88 with lows around 53 to 55. Two hour report shows a 0.05 inch precip. Almort recorder notes 33/55.
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Almort
Wreck at Silver Heights Boulevard and U.S. 180
Two vehicles collided at the Silver Heights Boulevard and U S 180 intersection about 6 10 pm Saturday. Mae Virginia Croom of Hurley drove south on Silver Heights and Margarita Montes of Little Walnut road drove west on U S 180. No injuries and minor damage to both vehicles.
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Silver Heights Boulevard
U. S. 180
Silver City
Silver Heights
Mae Virginia Croom
Hurley
Margarita Montes
Little Walnut Road
U.S. 180
Tom Brown Named to Western States Democratic Conference
Tom Brown Sr. of Artesia New Mexico was elected to the Western States Democratic Conference executive committee at its annual meeting at Glacier National Park Montana. He serves as New Mexico's Democratic National Committee member.
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Tom Brown
Glacier National Park
Mont
Artesia
N. M
Democratic Conference
Brown
New Mexico
Basin Bill Shelved This Year Amid House Tieup
Washington report notes the $1.7 billion Colorado River Basin bill is dead for the year after a late push by Arizona lawmakers to downsize the plan. The piece would have funded the Central Arizona Project and included water and dam provisions for Colorado New Mexico and California, but interstate opposition and a changed House stance doomed passage. Arizona considers moving CAP as a state project, possibly altering its cooperation with other Basin states.
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Helene C. Monberg
Washington
The
Daily Press
Colorado River
Alhough
Colorado
New Mexico
California
Animas
Dolores
San Juan Basin
Animas-La Plata
Hother
Gila
Arizona
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Udall
John J. Rhodes
Calfornia
Gila River
Hill
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Wayne N. Aspinall
D-Corp
House Interior Committee
Aspinall
House Rules Committee
John P. Saylor
Saylor
Supreme Court
Congress
E. 5S
Johnny Walker
John J. "Rhodes
R-Ariz
Basin State
Salt River
Interior Department
Interior
Bridge Canyon
Police Brutality Charges Stem Mainly From Arrest Resistance
Chicago police investigated 687 complaints in the first year of the Excessive Force Unit. Lt. John Harris notes 29 sustained with penalties from days off to suspensions, and cases sent to the state's attorney if law violations are found.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
West Side
John Harris
Police Department
Internal Investigations Division
O.W. Wilson
Harris
Liquor Smuggling Plagues New Mexico State Hospital
At the State Hospital in Las Vegas officials including Joe Lopez report ongoing liquor smuggling to alcoholic patients. They have not traced all sources and admit no functioning alcoholic program yet, while noting liquor availability undermines their efforts.
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Las Vegas, N.M
State Hospital
Las Vegas
Joe Lopez
Navy Planes Sink 2 Hanoi Torpedo Boats in Gulf of Tonkin
U.S. planes sank two of four North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin after three attacks. Viet Cong attempts to block Saigon sea routes failed. a Vietnamese mine damaged a U.S. minesweeper with minor casualties. U.S. and Vietnamese forces reported ongoing skirmishes and extensive air operations along the coast.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Long Tao
Haiphong
Constellation
Hai- Phong
Navy
Sai Gon
Guam
Tay Ninh
Panhandle
73Rd
Thanh Hoa
South Vietnam
Ese
U.S. Navy
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thu Duc Military Academy
Red Guards Demonstrate Before Soviet Embassy in Peking
Thousands of Red Guards gathered in front of the Soviet Embassy in Peking chanting anti revisionist slogans while staying orderly under official warnings. The protests targeted perceived Soviet ideological revisions as the purge spread through China and reached Tibet's Lhasa.
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Red China
John Roderick Eee
Tokyo
Peking
Pexing Reopies
Red Guards
China
Lhasa
Tibet
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
lSee
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Hibert Himphrey
Donna Erickson
Burnsville
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Fierro
U. S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Co
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
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