Severe Thunderstorm Alert Hits North Texas Cities
The Weather Bureau warned of scattered severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday along a line from 50 miles northwest of San Angelo to 20 miles east of Dallas. The alert covered a large North Texas area including Fort Worth Abilene San Angelo Snyder Stephenville and Denton among others.
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Associated Press
Texas
Delas
Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
San Angelo
Dallas
Abilene
Brownwood
Snyder
Stephenville
Weatherford
Corsicana
Denton
Sweetwater
Breckenridge
Mineral Wells
Decatur
Ennis
Hillsboro
Terrell
McKinney
Stamford
Benham
New Snyder area oil activity with several wildcat prospects
The report lists multiple oil prospects in Fisher Borden Scurry and Mitchell Counties led by LeClair Operating Co Inc at Rotan No 110 City of Rotan unit and Penroe Oil Corp at No 2 Gulf Canon in Borden County. J M Huber Corp plans No 1 Texaco Fuller Canyon reef wildcat in Scurry County. Other locations include Maude Farmer in Mitchell County and No 2 Gabel Estate in Fisher. Completion data and exact line distances are provided for each site.
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Fisher
Borden
Scurry
Mitchell
Snyder Area
LeClair Operating Co., Inc
Abilene
City of Rotan
Rotan
Fisher County
Lower Hope and
Flippen
H&tc Survey
Penroe Oil Corp. of
Midland
Gulf Canon
Fusselman
Borden County
Gail
T&p
J M. Huber Corp
Texaco- Fuller
Scurry County
Snyder
Robinson Drilling Co
Colorado City
Maude Farmer
Wichita -Albany
Mitchell County
Maude
Westbrook
T&p Survey
J Oil Co
C. A. Fishher
Gabel Estate
Royston
Snyder Teachers Start Orientation For 1964 65 Year
Snyder school personnel begin orientation for 1964 65 with a Monday start for physical education staff and new teacher orientation at the high school cafeteria. Dr Robert Clinton and Pat Falls lead sessions as faculty register and prepare for the new school year.
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Snyder
Pat Falls
Doug Flynn
Dan Martin
Robert Clinton
Allan Cartrite
Greenhill Baptist Church
Minsterial Alliance
J. L. Browning
Mark McLaughlin
Robert Sims
PTA
Randall Cooper
T.S.T.A
Bob Taylor
Classroom Teachers Association
Clinton
Olive Wheeler
Department of Education of
Texas Tech
Wheeler
Paul J. Cowan
Hardin - Simmons University
Cowan
Broiler Market Opens Steady Across Regions
AP report from Austin notes broiler markets opened steady with prices largely unchanged. Both areas closed firm as supplies remained adequate and ready-to-cook demand lagged expectations, while movement stayed normal to brisk.
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Austin (Ap
Broiler
Americans Rescued As Bukavu Is Recaptured
Congolese forces break rebel ring around Bukavu recapture the city. Three Americans missing during days of heavy fighting are found alive near Bukavu: Lewis R. MacFarlane, Col. William A. Dodds, and Lt. Col. Donald V. Rattan. Rebels retreat toward Shabunda as U.S. planes and Congolese troops press counterattack.
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Bukavu
Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Bukayu
Lewis R. MacFarlane
Seattle
Wash
William A. Dodds
Donald V. Rattan
U.S
Lake Kivu
Leonard Mutamba
Mulamba
Shabunda
Leonard Mulamba
William A Dodds
Alexandria
Officer Said He Looked Like He Needed A Drink
In Richmond Mrs. Martha L. Cameron faced a whisky selling charge to an undercover officer. She claimed she did not know he was a policeman and quipped about his appearance. Judge Harold C. Maurice fined her $100.
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Richmond
Martha L. Cameron
Harold C. Maurice
Radioactive Area Closed After Up per Manhattan Crash
Police closed a two block area in Upper Manhattan after a car collided with a truck carrying radioactive materials. Fire Dept experts found no leakage and no hazard. Four people injured, traffic rerouted around 155th Street and Amsterdam Avenue while Sylvania Electronics move the truck.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Fire Department
Sylvania Electronic Co
Hicksville
Long Island
155Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Sylvania
Rights Fight Clouds Johnson Backed Democratic Convention
Atlantic City AP President Johnson guides efforts to compromise a civil rights dispute at the Democratic convention. Mississippi and Alabama delegates challenge regulars in a Mississippi Freedom Democratic party contest. Humphrey dominates VP chatter as Wallace calls for a civil rights act repeal plank.
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Johnson
Atlantic City
Kennedy
Mississippi
Alabama
David L. Lawrence
Freedom Democratic Party
Paul Johnson
South
Lawrence
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Guy. George C. Wallace
Platform Committee
Fight Over Delegation Set To Test Mississippi Seats
Atlantic City AP report details a clash at the Democratic National Convention over Mississippi seats between an all white delegation and a predominantly Negro faction. The 24 votes may be split or contested amid broader disputes including Alabama's delegation and Gov. Paul Johnson's stance.
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Gordon Brown
Atlantic City
Mississippi
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Freedom Democratic Party
Johnson
Paul Johnson
Weather outlook for Texas across regions this weekend
The forecast shows a hot weekend with highs from the upper 80s to mid 100s across North Central, Northeast, Northwest, South Central, Southeast and Southwest Texas. Cloudy periods, scattered showers, and thundershowers are expected mainly in eastern and southern areas, with cooler nights in most locales. Winds along the coast will be 12 to 22 knots with some gusts.
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Snyder
Texas
South
Colge
Woman Rescued After Three Days Lost in Mountains
Harriet Coyle, 39, of San Antonio, rested in a military hospital in Albuquerque after being found wandering 16 miles from her family during a rock hunting outing near Nambe Falls. She endured three days without water in cold nights before rescue by Santa Fe Explorer Scouts.
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Albuquerque
San Antonio
Harriet Coyle
Santa Fe
Nambe Falls
George Coyle
Brooke Army Medical Center
Texas City
Coyles
Capt. Coyle
Arthur Coyle
Hyde State Park
Taylor Returns to Washington Amid Viet War Turmoil
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor will return Aug 30 for consultations with President Johnson and key officials after fresh troubles in South Vietnam. He may testify to Congress but is not seen as signaling a crisis. Events include Viet Nam reverses, Buddhist protests, and Khanh’s tightening grip while U.S. air strikes continue.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Saigon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Dean Rusk
Robert §. McNamara
U.S
United States
Nguyen Khanh
Doung van Minh
Red
Khanh
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Strawn
Kent County
Jayton
H&tc
Texas Pacific Oil Co
I. S. McMillin
Stonewall County
Aspermont
Albertville
Stanleyville
Freedom Party
N. J
Joseph Rauh
Washington, D. C
Aaron Henry
Officer
David Lawrence