Skopje quake survivors flee as city razed
Thousands escape the quake wrecked capital of Skopje amid fears of typhus. Premier Grlickov announced end of survivor searches, cited a live 80 hour rescue, and said 700 believed dead remain under rubble as demolition begins to clear the city and plan a new site after seismological studies.
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Mrs. Sewell Rites Today at East Side Church of Christ
Funeral services set for 4 p.m. at East Side Church of Christ for Annie Sewell 82 of Lloyd Mountain who died Sunday at Callan Hospital Rotan. She was born in 1881 in Lewisville Ark widow of Henry Sewell and survived by four daughters three sons two sisters two brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial in Wilson Cemetery Lewisville under Bell Funeral Home Snyder.
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Lloyd Mountain
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Henry Sewell
Sanford Thompson
Lievd Mountain
Chrit
Richard Williams
East Side Church
Wilson Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Snyder
Cleo Gilbert
Nora Burns
W. L. King
Viola Creech
V. J. Sewell
Ira
Glenn Sewell
Minor Sewell
Mae Sinclair
Callie Clark
Patmos
Jeff Clark
Pleas Clark
De Gaulle Deflects On Test Ban Pact Reports
Indian air force sighted five bodies in the Arabian Sea as a United Arab Airlines jet with 62 aboard disappeared near Bombay. Rescue efforts continued amid monsoon rain with debris recovered six miles off Madh Island. no Americans were aboard.
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Senate Hears Report on Nuclear Test Ban
Under secretary W Averell Harriman led the push for ratification before Senate committees with the Moscow agreement on banning most nuclear tests. The discussion centered on security, potential collateral pacts with the Soviet Union, and the Joint Chiefs of Staffs stance on the treaty and the arms race.
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North Korean ambush kills two American soldiers near DMZ
At dawn near Chungyang-Dong, seven North Korean soldiers attacked a U.S. Army jeep injuring one and killing two from the 1st Cavalry Division. Names withheld pending notification of next of kin. The incident occurred about 5:30 am just inside the DMZ south of Seoul.
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Mille Jones Returns To Easthind Jail
Mille Jones a 36 year old ex waitress six foot tall was returned to Easthind jail with William Splawn 40 after a jailbreak from Lewiston Idaho They face charges for the March 7 robbery of the Worth Food Mart in Ranger Jones escaped in Idaho wearing only panties and knocked out a guard before freeing Splawn The pair gained local notoriety when Jones rode a horse into town nude.
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Weather drift across Texas with scattered showers
Central Texas reports readings near 76 today with a cool start in the north and clouds over Northeast Texas. Conditions improve south and west with partly cloudy skies, isolated thundershowers in the central and southeast regions and highs reaching the upper 90s to low 100s in hot spots.
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Perth
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Airport Use Discussed by Scurry County Court
Scurry County commissioners discussed Webb Air Force Base’s request to use Winston Field Snyder for interim touch and go landings and crash equipment storage to meet emergency operational needs. If granted, use would start after September. The court also considered replacing the Health Unit air conditioning.
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Kennedy housing chief predicts broader anti bias rule reach
Washington AP Kennedy housing chief says the presidential ban on racial bias in federally aided housing will be extended to other housing. Dr Robert Weaver argues laws can change behavior and that attitudes vary. he notes mixed early results and that FHA VA starts have risen despite fears of a slowdown.
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