Troops Move To Quell Korean University Riots
A front line combat division moved into Seoul as student protests against the Japan relations treaty entered a violent sixth day. Police and troops patrolled campuses arresting demonstrators while clashes left several injured and reporters assaulted in a major show of force.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Kim Sung Eun
Chung Hee Park
6Th Army
Yonsei
Yonsei University
Korea University
Motel Closes as Registrars Move In at Prentiss
In Prentiss Mississippi the Magnolia Courts motel closed after owners resisted federal examiners setting up offices to register Black voters. Four units were commandeered by the court order with 15 Negro registrants added. Co owner Alagene Allen said the motel would stay closed except for the units used by registrars. Her son Burt Allen questioned the condemnation order and said he would fight it.
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Prentiss
Miss
Magnolia Courts
Alagene Allen
Burt Allen
Eleven Men Missing In Du Pont Blast
A Du Pont synthetic rubber plant blast left eleven men missing as rescuers were kept out until safety cleared. Rainy gloom framed the inferno that followed 26 explosions. 39 injured, one critically. Evacuations reached about 200 residents with $5 to $10 million in damage estimated.
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du Pont
Jere Moore JR
Louisville
Jefferson County Police Company
Red Cross
West End
Ohio River
Immigration Bill Faces Hard Row in Senate Fight
Washington AP reports a House backed plan to replace nation-by-nation quotas with a total 170000 visas yearly, first come first served, prioritizing relatives of U.S. citizens. England and Germany face reduced limits while Johnson presses for prompt action this session.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
United States
Oge
U.S
Germany
England
Epen
Judge Sets Date For Cross Trial
James Cross Jr., 22, charged with strangling two University of Texas sorority sisters, had his murder trial set for October 11 in Criminal District Court by Judge Mae Charman. The case, charged August 6, also involved possible delays to January or February if granted. Cross appeared in court for the first time since his arrest, attended with his defense team and Sheriff Lang.
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Atty
Tom Blackwell
Thurman
Cross
U. QO. Lang
Lang
Bastrop Youth Drowns Near Lake Bastrop
A 17 year old Bastrop student drowned yesterday in Lake Bastrop near Noffman. Lifeguards retrieved the body and authorities investigated the incident at the public recreation area. Local officials urged safety precautions for swimmers and boaters on the lake.
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Bastrop
Bey Noffman
Yesterdday
First Bales Ginned On South Plains 1965 Cotton Crop
The first three bales of the South Plains 1965 cotton crop, estimated at 2,060,000 bales and worth over 300 million dollars, have been ginned in Lubbock, Dickens and Floyd counties.
Rites Set Friday For Mrs. Rosa Cauble
Funeral services for Rosa Lee Cauble 77 of 1211 Twenty-eighth Street are at 3 pm Friday at First Methodist Church. She died Wednesday at Cogdell Hospital. Born October 3 1887 in Albany she was the widow of W H Cauble a Scurry County rancher. Burial at Hillside Memorial Gardens. Survived by three daughters two sons five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Rosa Lee Cauble
Twenty-eighth Street
Cauble
First Methodist Church
John English
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bolger Funeral Home
Gemini Tops Reds Endurance Record in Space Flight
Gemini 5 crews led by Cooper and Conrad set a new world endurance record, surpassing the Soviet 119 hour six minute mark. The mission logged 124 hours by a milestone point with 75 orbits and passed 2 million miles in orbit as U.S. space effort extended toward a longer flight.
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Miles
Space Center
Houston
Gordon
Gemini
Cooper
Charles Conrad Tro
Union
United States
Christopher C. Kraft
Kraft
Valery Bykovsky
U.S
Space
Johnson forms federal task force for Watts unrest
President Johnson directs a task force led by Deputy Attorney General Ramsey Clark to Los Angeles to study federal roles in addressing riots in the Watts Negro district. The group, including several agency representatives, aims to weigh remedies as tensions risk flareups.
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Los Angeles
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Watts
Rev Birdwell Assigned To Sweetwater Parish
Rev Harlan B. Birdwell takes over duties as vicar of St Stephen s Episcopal Church Sweetwater and will split time with All Saints Church Colorado City He is a former Snyder councilman and businessman and will be ordained in December. He and wife Charlene Smith have two children Charles and C.
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Harland B
Steve) Birdwell
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of
Sweetwater
Birdwell
All Saints Episcopal Church
Colorado City
Snyder City
University of Kentucky
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Charlene Smith
Johnson
United Steelworkers United
Nam
Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
Char
Lie Smith
Snyder
Saigon
Charles
U.S
Craft
D-Zone
South China Sea
Federal Mediator Joins Steel Talks Amid Impasse
William E. Simkin of the Steelworkers and industry negotiators planned a split session after a mediator joined talks aimed at averting a nationwide steel strike. A 80 per cent production shutdown looms if no agreement by the Sept. 1 deadline.
Two Negroes Questioned In Beating
An elderly Negro, Perry Sman of 87, was found near death with his tongue cut out after criticizing civil rights demonstrators. Two Negroes were held for questioning by Hale County deputies. no charges were filed immediately. The incident followed tensions around a July civil rights protest and downtown picketing.
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Greensboro
Ala
David Holloway
Hale County
Perry Sman
Smaw
Shot For Prowler in Wichita Falls
AP reports Herbie Taylor Aged 32 an account man was shot and killed by his father in law who mistook him for a prowler before dawn. The killer later said he shot a prowler attempting to enter a back door. Taylor's wife was with her parents and no charges were expected.
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Wichita Falls
Herbie Taylor
Taylor
Weather snapshot for Texas regions
Snyder area shows high 95 and 68 low with 7 am reading 71. North Central Texas fair hot with lows in 70s and highs near 94 to 103. Northeast Texas partly cloudy warm with late showers 20 percent and lows in 70s, highs 93 to 98. Northwest Texas clear to partly cloudy with cooler Friday lows 65 to 75 and highs 92 to 102. Coast and South Central Texas south winds 18 knots with partly cloudy warm conditions and late showers 20 percent. highs reach 90 to 102, lows around 70.
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Snyder
Texas
Panhandle
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White House
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Alabama
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