Psychic joins search for two missing Texas sorority sisters
A Dallas based psychic offered help to locate Shirley Ann Stark and Susan Rigsby missing since Sunday. She traced a route from Austin to Rosenberg and predicted the girls may be found within 24 hours if not sooner. Police cautious, parents supportive, case ongoing.
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Houston
Associated Press
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Texas
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Department of Parapsychology
Duke University
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Miss Rigsby
Scurry County Rodeo heats up as finals loom in 1965
Final night action sets riders and ropers for awards with Clay Bourne Clark scoring 48 in saddle bronc and Jim Whitefield earning 55 in bareback. J D Rogers leads bull riding with 67, while Calves and steer wrestlers post tight times. Ralph Miller and Snyder participants pace calf events with fast runs.
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Robert Koonce
Jayton
Formance
Terry Mauldin
Sylstill
Claybourne Clark
Stamford
Jim Whitefield
Big Spring
Butch Winstead
Wichita Falls
Iews~ee
Charles Bitters
Stephenville
J. D. Rogers
James Hill
Snyder
Jerry Springer
Ralph Miller
Fluvanna
Slone Thompson
Breckenridge
Larry Guy
Abilene
Billy Rippie
Ranger
Kent Scrogum
Throckmorton
Joe Flinn
Roswell
N. M
Pat Murphy
Ira
Sheila Walker
Rotan
Connie Springer
Jim Randall
Montoya
N.M
G.B. Willams
Hopes Dim For Disarmament Talks Failures Cloud Nuclear Treaty Efforts
William C. Foster, director of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, flies to Geneva for a new round with the Soviet Union and 15 others on a zero nuclear tests treaty and nonproliferation pact. A major issue is what security guarantees the nuclear powers can offer to nations pledging not to build or acquire weapons.
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China
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Allen Lauber
Philadelphia
George H. Parke Jr
United States
Youth Corps OKed in Snyder by federal approval
The U S Department of Labor approved a Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Snyder funded mainly by federal money. It plans to employ up to 150 youths aged 16 to 22 for 32 hours weekly at $1.25 per hour, with total funds of 74 590 dollars, 64 880 from the federal government, and start by August 1. Rep Omar Burleson announced the decision.
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Snyder
Omar Burleson
Washington
Pilots Skill Saves Lives Of 36 On Burning Liner
An Allegheny Airlines pilot steered a two engine plane through a pine grove and belly landed it with wheels up, saving 36 passengers and three crew. The craft shed both wings, firefighters quickly contained the blaze, and most passengers escaped via windows and doors.
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Vincent P. Carocci
Williamsport
Allegheny Airlines
Would End Death Penalty Meet Federal Action
The Justice Department advocates abolition of the death penalty after months of study and urges delay on a pending bill to end capital punishment for first degree murder in the District of Columbia. Deputy Attorney General Ramsey Clark argues piecemeal abolition is meaningless without study by national and district crime commissions.
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John L. McMillan
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Clark
Rerson
Neil Caldwell
Brazoria County
Armed Services Study Draft Increase Amid Viet Nam Talks
President Johnson, at Camp David, directs focus on Viet Nam as armed services study possible draft increase. Pentagon draft call seeks 17,000 men while Gen. Harold Johnson notes Viet Cong gains and casualties. Viet Nam discussions include economic development plans with Eugene Black.
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Democrats Sue Over Texas House Redistricting Plan
Nine Democrats asked a three judge federal panel to strike down Texas House redistricting as unconstitutional claiming a "crazy quilt" map that divides multi county areas and discriminates against racial and political groups. They allege Harris County is fragmented and fails to follow population based reapportionment, naming figures from Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Dallas El Paso and other areas.
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Texas House of Representatives
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Harris
Bill Kilgarlin
Harris County
Bob Eckhardt
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Franklin Spears
Jake Johnson
San Antonio
Josh Gates
Fort Bend County
Don Weiser
Democratic Executive Committee
Dallas County
Malcolm McGregor
el Paso
Edgar Berlin
Jer £ Cn AD
Black Cat Estate Leaves $400000 to GWU
Death of Hellcat, a 15 year old black cat, ends a Louisiana? no San Diego tale as Dr. William W. Grier of La Jolla left a $400000 estate to Hellcat and three other cats with the funds to go to George Washington University in Washington D C upon the death of the last cat. Hellcat died last week.
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Hellcat
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
William W. Grier
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University
US Envoy Vaughn Heads to Panama Conference
US Assistant Secretary of State Jack Hood Vaughn travels to Panama for a weekend conference of US diplomatic representatives in Central America and the Caribbean.
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U S
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U. S
Central America
Caribbean
King In Chicago Opens Three Day Campaign
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr opened a three day Chicago campaign declaring the struggle sacred. He spoke to a crowd of 500 at Bethel Baptist Church in the South Side, urging preachers to back the movement while denouncing segregation as immoral. Police guarded the event as King planned street corner appearances to boost support and fundraising for anti de facto segregation efforts.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Corneal Davis
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Springfield
Sid Findley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Weather Outlook Across Texas With Warm Weekend
Readings show high 97 Friday and 98 to 106 in parts of Northeast Texas. Northwest to Panhandle expect highs 90 to 106 with possible thunderstorms. South Central and Southeast Texas remain warm with daytime showers and highs near 90 to 102. Coastal winds 8 to 18 knots through Sunday with scattered showers.
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Texas
Panhangie
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