Air Cavalry routs Viet Cong force near Bong Son
The U S 1st Air Cavalry Division flushed a sizable enemy group 11 miles north of Bong Son, claiming 100 Viet Cong killed and 300 to 400 trapped in a valley. It also seized 30 Viet Cong and 268 suspects as B 52 bombers attacked Viet Cong strongholds near the Cambodian border.
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McNamara Faces Senate Fire Over Surplus Gear Disposal
Washington AP Robert McNamara battles Capitol Hill over how surplus military gear is disposed of and whether the Pentagon discards used current models. A Senate subcommittee hearing on Air Force surplus equipment practices is set for Friday with Sen. Ernest Gruening involved.
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De Gaulle Signals Monthly Review Of NATO Flight Clearances
Paris sources say France will begin monthly reviews of Allied military flight permissions over and to land in France starting June 1. The move, part of De Gaulle’s plan to withdraw France from NATO military activities, could sever air links between NATO forces in Italy Greece Turkey and those in West Germany Denmark Norway Britain and the Low Countries if followed by a ban.
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Surplus Accuses DOD of Giving Junk for Foreign Aid
Chairman Gruening charges the Defense Department is gifting usable heavy equipment to foreign aid programs. He says cranes bulldozers and tractors are needed by American forces in Vietnam. The Pentagon counters that Gruening wants soldiers to fight with junk. McNamara faces a stormy year with Congress as Gruening opposes Southeast Asia involvement.
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Snyder Girls Debate Team Heads to State Meet
Snyder High School announces its girls debate team Glenda Sehested and Susie Hendrix are traveling to Austin for the University Interscholastic League state contests. They led in district and regional meets this year and are the school's sole entrants to qualify for the state level.
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Susie Hendrix
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House panel cuts over 300 million from Johnson request
The House Appropriations Committee trims more than 302 million from the 14.3 billion request to fund 24 federal agencies. It slashes Mohole funding and rejects HUD rent subsidy contracts, reducing HUD’s total to 637 million and canceling grants for urban planning and neighborhood development.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ten Indicted in Scurry County Grand Jury
A Scurry County grand jury returned 14 criminal indictments against 10 individuals. James W. Oliver faces armed robbery charges at a Made-O-Day dress shop. Others include James S. Leonard Henry Franklin Barnett and Paul P. Lewitsky on theft over 50 in four counts for Lewitsky. DWI charges for Willie G. Chauncy Clarence Milton Garrett and Jess Leonard Hill. Two defendants not named yet were indicted for swindling by worthless check and conversion by bailee.
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James W. Oliver
Colorado City
James S. Leonard
Henry Franklin Barnett
Paul P. Lewitsky
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Willie G. Chauncy
Clarence Milton Garrett
Clifford Minor
Dwi
Jess Lenoard Hill
Weather Snapshot Across Texas Regions
Snyder reports a 7 am reading of 58 degrees with high 72 and 52 today. North Central and Northeast Texas stay cloudy mild with showers possible Friday highs 73 to 83 and lows 65 to 83. Northwest Texas sees partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and highs 75 to 85. South Central to Southeast Texas remain mild with light rain chances and highs 68 to 78. Southwest Texas trends toward rain in the southeast with highs 74 to 86.
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Market Shares Slide As GM Cuts Output
The New York stock market faced heavy selling after General Motors announced four car-assembly plants would run on short workweeks due to weak sales and high inventories. Some major averages hit new lows for the year though a brief recovery followed before further declines as the GM news spread.
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Miller Named Hospital Head in Scurry County
C. B. Cy Miller, 35, was named administrator of Scurry County's D. M. Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a special board session. Miller has served as assistant administrator for five years and takes over after James P. Timmins resigned to join a Houston private hospital. He is a North Texas State University graduate and former General Motors employee. The Miller family resides at 2508 Thirty-first Street.
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Cy) Miller
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Edison Proves His Lights Will Work
University of Illinois student Thomas Edison won dismissal in Chicago traffic court after presenting evidence he repaired a defective headlight on his car. The ruling cited his fix as proof of compliance with the traffic law.
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Mohole project funds cut by NSF committee
The National Science Foundation turned down a request for 19.7 million dollars to continue Project Mohole next year and urged full funding cuts. Four-year appropriations total 55.46 million as the project, at a site about 100 miles off Hawaii, faced delays and rising costs. Brown and Root of Houston had been the prime contractor designing the drilling platform.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Hawaiian Chain of Islands
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Houston
Heavy rains flood Lower Rio Grande Valley highways
Rain swept the Lower Rio Grande Valley flooding three farm roads and frontage roads on an expressway under construction between Harlingen and McAllen. Highway crews worked through the night and traffic was diverted as flood levels rose across Cameron Willacy Hidalgo and Starr counties.
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