Army Streamlines Claims System for Damages on Maneuver Lands
Army officials say a streamlined claims process now allows payment of damages up to 1000 dollars within 24 to 48 hours and up to 5000 dollars in a week to 10 days. Only claims over 5000 dollars require Congress action. Landowner permissions are being sought across two million acres near Ft Hood and in the Carolinas as maneuvers resume.
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Army
North
South Carolina
Carolinas
Congress
Ft. Hood
T. W. Dunn
3Rd Army Corps
Permisson
Brownwood
Gen. Dunn
McLennan County
McLennan Auto Sales Posts Strong May Registrations
May registrations in McLennan County reach 401 for autos, third best this year, with March and February higher. Year to date total 1,91 thousand, up 30 percent from last year. truck and other vehicle registrations rise 90 in May. Top makes show Chevrolet and Ford leading, with Volkswagen and Plymouth also listed.
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McLennan County
Harvey Public Records
New York State Supreme Court Judge Guilty in Bribe Conspiracy
New York State Supreme Court Justice J. Vincent and former Assistant U S Attorney Elliott Kahaner were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to obstruct justice in a case to fix a federal court matter. A third defendant, racketeer Anthony Corallo, also convicted. sentencing set for July 17.
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NEW York
UPI
State Supreme Court
J. Vincent
Asst. U. S
Elliott Kahaner
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Coralio
Cardenas
New York State
Supreme Court
George Cabot Lodge
Senate
Massachusetts
Algeria
Weather to Warm With No Rain Near Waco
Forecast for Waco and vicinity calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions today tonight and Monday. High 92 degrees today low 72 tonight. temperature highs 91 at 4 pm and 72 at 5:30 am. Rainfall 24 hours ending 6:30 pm none. total this month 3.52 inches. River stage 7.7 feet Saturday morning. Full moon tonight at 8:03 pm.
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Waco
Baby Survives 18-Foot Fall From Window
An 18 month old, Roger Lopez, fell 18 feet from a second story window onto a concrete sidewalk. He was found by Susie Garcia, bleeding and crying, and transported by ambulance to Hillcrest Hospital in satisfactory condition with a fractured skull and possible facial injuries. Police say the screen was nailed to the frame and may have been pushed out.
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Roger Lopez
Roman Lopez
North Fifth Street
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
Dell Butler
Lopez
Pappas
Josephine Pappas
Hillcrest
Butler
Parts of Texas Swelter in Heat Across State
Sections of South Texas swelter in intense heat with Presidio at 111 degrees, San Angelo 101, Laredo 100. Galveston 88 and Houston 89 marked cooler spots as forecast calls for generally fair warm weather. Summer arrives officially on Thursday.
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Associated Press
South Texas
Presidio
San Angelo
Laredo
Galveston
Houston
Rudder Praises 90th Division at Summer IVOIS Close
Maj. Gen. Earl Rudder commander of the 90th Infantry Division commended his unit Saturday on the conclusion of its two week summer IVOIS training in Polk Louisiana.
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Ft, Polk
Earl Rudder
90Th Infantry
Ivois
Connally Ranch Harmony Marked Texas Democratic Meet
At Connally’s Texas ranch near Floresville Democratic nominees gathered after the State Democratic Executive Committee declared John Connally the gubernatorial nominee. Attendees included Rep. James Nugent and former Rep. Bill Kilgarin as Democrats rallied behind Connally and Preston Smith Carr Pool and the party pledged unity to defeat Republicans.
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Ken Towery
News- Tribune
Austin Bureau
Austin
Texas
John Connally
Floresville
James Nugent
Kerrville
Bill Kilgarin
Harris County
Connaily
Connally
Democratic Executive Committee
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Waggoner Carr
Joe Pool
Dallas
SDEC
Tiros Launching Planned Soon
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP report NSA announces the fifth Tiros weather watch satellite will launch within days to monitor hurricanes and storm systems. The launch aimed for Tuesday at the earliest, with cameras set to observe hurricane breeding grounds in the Caribbean and Atlantic during late August and early September peak storm period.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros Weather Watch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Caribbean
Atlantic
Spanish Speech Speech Order Blank Published
Clipping coupons converts to an order for Spanish Speech Speech manuscript textbook. Send six consecutively numbered coupons with $2 to SPAN ISH at The Waco News-Tribune and Times-Herald, Waco Texas. Checks payable to the Waco News-Tribune and Times Herald. Learn coupon conversation Spanish in 24 hours of study. Family can learn together. Language study method by William R. Archer, a Texan who moved to Mexico after six years of language study.
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Waco News-Tribune and Times-Herald
Waco
Texas
Waco News-Tribune and Times- Herald
William R. Archer
Mexico
Waco Man Found Dead On Dirt Road
John D. Wallace about 40 of East Waco was found dead on a dirt road near Peach Street after 3 p m. Henry Smith 48 was arrested for questioning. Autopsy ordered by Justice Derwood Jonson as boys Darrell Horn and Jerry Adcock alerted police and McCollaum notified authorities. Smith said he and Wallace were together much of the day.
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John D. Wallace
Justice of the Peace
Derwood Jonson
Darrell Horn
Spring Street
Jerry Adcock
East Seventh Street
Peach Street
John McCollaum
McCollaum
Smith
Mr. Wallace
Lodge Gains GOP Endorsement For Senate Seat
Worcester Massachusetts George Cabot Lodge won the Massachusetts Republican convention official endorsement for senator at age 34 He is the son of former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge The endorsement paves the way for a possible Lodge Kennedy race Ted Kennedy was named official Democratic candidate in Springfield last week Lodge defeated U S Rep Laurence Curtis for the Republican nomination
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Worcester
Mass
George Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Kennedy Lodge
Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Springfield
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
U. S
Laurence Curtis
Rusk Warns on Accidental War Risk in Nuclear Era
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a New Hampshire audience that the nuclear arms race raises the danger of accidental war. He urged a enforceable disarmament pact and warned secrecy blocks progress while outlining four rising risks including proliferating stockpiles, miscalculation, space warfare, and diverting resources from civilian needs.
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Concord
Nhap
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
New Hampshire Council On World Affairs
United States
Moscow
Engineers To Strike In Wrangle With Major Airlines
The Flight Engineers International Association announced a planned strike against Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines. President Kennedy warned but the union did not specify timing or scope. A three line walkout could ground 40 percent of U.S. commercial service and affect about 60 000 domestic and 20 000 international passengers daily.
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Washington
Flight Engineers International Association
Kennedy
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Town & Country Builders unveils Impact Homes at Lake Air Estates
Town & Country Builders showcases its new Impact Homes in a 12 page section in today's Tribune-Herald Section E. The homes are located in Lake Air Estates and will be open daily from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Town & Country Builders
Tribune-Herald
Town & Country
Impact Homes
Lake Air Estates
Bold Ambush Near Saigon Kills 2 U S Officers
Communist guerrillas attacked an armored South Vietnamese column 30 miles north of Saigon, killing two U S officers and 15 Vietnamese. About 300 to 400 insurgents used heavy weapons and mines, halting the convoy and looting the vehicles before fleeing into the jungle.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pur
Sterile Fly Plant Gets LBJ's Praise
Vice President Lyndon Johnson dedicated the sterile fly screwworm factory noting cooperation with Mexico and the Southwest. The plant will produce up to 75 million sterile flies weekly, funded by Texas producers and run with the Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation, USDA, and the Texas Animal Health Commission. More than 1,000 attended the ceremony as Johnson urged global public health and cooperation. See FLY, Page 2.
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Lyndon Johnson
Mexico
Southwest
Texas
Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas Animal Health Commission
Johnson
Castro moves to quell rebel force in Cardenas
Key West dispatch reports tanks and troops deployed by Fidel Castro's regime in Cardenas to suppress growing counterrevolutionary activity near Havana. Osvaldo Corticos led a fiery speech warning that counterrevolutionaries will have no rest or truce.
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Key West
Fila
Castro
Cardenas
Havana
Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Nuclear strategy debated as arms race grows
Secretary McNamara outlines U S nuclear options in Europe amid tensions with France plans. Secretary Rusk warns the unchecked arms race raises risk of accidental war. Multiple incidents include deaths in Vietnam and regime moves in Cuba. Texas Democrats gather for unity while Republican clashes echo in Fort Worth.
McNamara Outlines NATO Nuclear Strategy and Gaullist Plan
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, in a University of Michigan speech, described U S nuclear doctrine against a European war and warned against France pursuing its own weapons, questioning risks of a weak nuclear state and potential Soviet preventive attack. He stressed allied cohesion and deterrence as NATO's core Aim.
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United States
Russia
Britain
France
Ann Arbor, Mich
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
McNamara
University of Michigan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Alliance
Korean Hero Tiger Song Resigns as Premier in Crisis
Korea's premier Yo-Chan known as Tiger resigns amid policy dispute with the military junta. The cabinet follows him while only Song and Finance Minister Chun Byung Kyu are reported to resign. President Yun Posun also quits in protest over political blacklisting. Currency reform action and a freeze of 89 million dollars in Korean bank accounts accompany the upheaval.
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Seoul
Song
Tiger
Yo-Chan
South Korea
Chun Byung-Kyu
Chun
Yun Posun
United States
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McLennan
Chevrolet
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Plymouth
New York State Supreme Court
Edward Weinfeld
AUTH
Roxy Grove Hall
Baylor
Violet Veale
San Antonio
Steve Hanson
Scottsdale, Ariz
Clint Kapus
Connally Ranch
DEMOS
Tiros
By Tommy West
Waco Tribune-Herald
Wallace
Outer Space
U.S.S.R
Ben Cat
Viet Nam
LBJ
State Rusk
U.S. Army
South
Fort Worth
Duval County
Mission
Tiger’ Song
Isa
Algiers
Foreign Legion
Sidi-bel- Abbes
OAS
Sidi-bel-Abbes
Reconstruction Ministry
Daguinah
Mosiem
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