Police Seek Aid In Search For Co Eds
Austin police and the Texas Department of Public Safety urge Austin area property owners to search their property for clues in the disappearance of two 21 year old Dallas women Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark. Investigators check motel registrations while noting clothing found north of Austin remains a solid lead.
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Austin
Tex
Dallas
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
California
Joe Perry
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Perry
Austin Police
House Expands Antipoverty Funds Amid Senate Hurdles
The House voted to double funding to 1.9 billion for Johnson’s antipoverty program, despite Republican efforts to curb it. The measure faces protracted Senate debate tied to reapportionment fights, with veto provisions contested and notable party splits on passage.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate
Laster Rites Held Today for Oren N Laster
Oren N Laster 88 longtime China Grove resident died at 5 am Thursday in a Colorado City hospital. Funeral was at 2 pm in Dunn Baptist Church with Rev Cone Merritt officiating. Burial in Dunn Cemetery. Born January 22 1877 in Grant County Arkansas he married Mary Alice Davidson who died in 1935. He was a retired farmer and a Dunn Baptist Church member. Survivors include three sons O N Jr China Grove C E Dunn and Ben Snyder seven grandchildren.
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Oren N. Laster
China Grove
Colorado City
Dunn Baptist Church
Cone Merritt
Snyder
George Magner
Buford Baptist Church
Dunn Cemetery
Grant County
Ark
Laster
Mary Alice Davidson
Fast action at Scurry County Rodeo second performance
The 29th Scurry County Rodeo continued with high pace as Jim Brock of Dimmitt scored 41 in bareback riding while Bobby Burrows of Gail posted 13.7 seconds in calf roping. Pat Murphy of Ira and Pam Upton of San Angelo tied 17.9 in barrel race. Alan Dobmeier of Nazareth was injured in the bull riding and taken to Cogdell Hospital.
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Scurry County
Jim Brock
Dimmitt
Bobby Burrows
Gail
Jack Kirkpatrick
Post
Payton Whittaker
Abilene
Pat Murphy
Ira
Pam Upton
San Angelo
Alan Dobmeier
Nazareth
Cogdell Hospital
Tommy Day
Westbrook
Darrell Carpenter
Snyder
Gemini 4 rehearsal sidetracked by technical glitches
Spaceflight rehearsal bogged down by a bulky gantry and failed lift mechanisms. Astronauts James McDivitt Edward H. White II and Charles Conrad Jr. faced long delays as a crane like device nicknamed a cherry picker could not raise the equipment for the Titan 2 linked Gemini 6 mission.
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Howard Benedict
A.P. Aerospace
Ape Kennedy
Fla
James
A. McDivitt
Edward H
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Air Force
Col. Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Navy
Cmdr
Conrad
Cooper
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas
P. Stafford
Weather for Snyder and Texas regions
The forecast shows hot highs in the mid to upper 90s across regions with clear to partly cloudy skies. Thunderstorm chances range from 20 to 30 percent in coastal and panhandle areas, with cooler notes in the northwest and highs generally near 90 to 103 degrees through Saturday.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
Panhandle
Athens Sees Funeral March as Riot Forces Stand Guard
In Athens more than 100000 mourners held a massive funeral for Sotirios Petroulias amid a leftist protest. Riot police and troops watched for violence after King Constantine ousted Papandreou, while Athanasiadis Novas faced calls for purge efforts.
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Philip Dopoulos
Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Sotirios Petroulias
Petroulias
George Athanasiadis Novas
Constantine
Athana
Viet Nam War Costs Spark White House Talks
Washington AP McNamara and key officials pursue Vietnam strategy as Congress frets over budget implications and possible troop increases. Budget Director Schultze warns military spending will exceed January projections, challenging Great Society funding and plans to adjourn by Labor Day. Dirksen hints at new authority needs and an early Johnson conference with Mansfield.
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See Washington
White
Rotary of
Robert S. McHouse
Namara
Viet Nam
Piale
Congress
Johnson
Ace
Bill D. Moyers
Charles Schultze
Senate House
Schultze
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Prince Philip Plans Visit To USA
Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II will visit the United States next March following a Caribbean vacation. The trip is at the invitation of Variety Clubs International, of which he is a life member, with stops in Miami Houston Los Angeles Chicago New York Toronto and Ottawa.
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Prince Philip
Britain
Elizabeth II
United States
Caribbean
Philip
America
Variety Clubs International
Miami
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Ottawa
Football Star Jim Brown Acquitted In Motel Assault Case
A Cleveland jury of seven women and five men acquitted Browns fullback Jim Brown in Municipal Court of assault and battery charges stemming from an incident with 18 year old Brenda Ayres in a motel room. Brown testified he did not touch her and that she visited his room at 3 am on June 20, leaving with $5 for a taxi after they talked while he prepared to play golf.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Brenda Ayres
Brenda
Comedienne Phillis Diller Announces Divorce Plans
Peoria report says 48 year old Phillis Diller, famed for witty lines, reveals her attorney in St. Louis is preparing divorce papers from husband Sherwood Dob. after 25 years of marriage. Diller quips she'd rather switch than fight as details emerge.
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Peoria, Ill
Phillis Diller
Comedienne
Huntsville Righters Plan New Strategy
Civil rights demonstrators in Huntsville Texas pursue new strategy after failing to desegregate a courthouse square cafe. A Thursday rally outside the county courthouse drew about 200 people as police filed disturbance warrants for five youths from Huntsville Action for Youth after a cafe protest encounter.
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Huntsville
Tex
Courthouse Square
Marshall Hodge
Fort Worth
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. James Methodist Church
Lewis Todd
Raven
Courthouse
Huntsville Action For Youth
Gerald Davison
City Hall
Ed O'Bannon
Oppressive Heat and Floods Hit Midwestern Area
Heat suffocates much of the midsection while heavy rains flood Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. Hillsboro Ohio reports over seven inches of rainfall in eight hours causing road closures and a train derailment in the flash flood.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Kentucky
West Vir Ralla
Hillsboro
Stepped Up Raids Batter Viet Cong Across South Vietnam
U S forces increased air strikes and naval bombardments against Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam and along the coast. Two Americans were killed today in separate incidents, one in a crash and another after failing to answer a sentry’s challenge. Marine and Air Force observers reported losses as missions continued, with 165 sorties flown against Viet Cong concentrations and facilities in the region.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet(ap
United States Namese
North Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
da Nang
al Skyraider
Binh Dinh
U.S
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