Indians Starvation Claims Stir Mexican Aid Debate
Creel Chihuahua reports describe hardship among the Tarahumara Indians with drought and scarce seed, while Father Luis Verplancken denies mass death figures though confirms ongoing hardship. Louisiana donors shipped railroad car loads of food and supplies but Mexican officials refuse entry from El Paso, Texas.
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Father Verplancken
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Virginia weekend campaign threads jellyfish and Great Society jests
In Fairfax Democrat George C. Rawlings Jr. pressed opponent William L. Scott to state his jellyfish stance and dam proposal details while backing federal action to curb jellyfish stings and flagging the Salem Church Dam project. In Front Royal James P. Ould Jr. attacked the Great Society as costly vaudeville, citing debt and billboard battles. Conservative F. Lee Hawthorne urged rejecting federal aid, likening it to a blood transfusion to government.
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Fredericksburg
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Ould
William B. Spong Jr
HEW to Visit State Mental Institutions
A HEW inspection tour of Virginia mental hospitals begins at Lynchburg Training School and Hospital and continues to Petersburg, Southwestern State, Eastern State Hospital and the Virginia Treatment Center for Children in Richmond. Four HEW teams include a psychiatrist from Washington and a staffer from Charlottesville.
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Four Road Deaths Reported Over Virginia Weekend
The Associated Press notes four traffic deaths over the weekend, raising Virginia's 1966 toll to 785. In Crystal Hill Earnest Lascy Crews, 35, of Nathalie, died Sunday in a state road crash two miles north of here. In Richmond Kirk Duane Edwards, 2, died after a car driven by his mother slid off a road in Henrico County near Bethlehem and Juniper Roads. In Fairfax Ruby R Birch, 79, of Washington DC, died in a two car collision on Interstate 495. In Portsmouth Dorothy May Super, 23, of Portsmouth, died Friday night in a single car wreck on a city road.
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Fairfax
Ruby R. Birch
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Portsmouth
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Riots in the Streets Refer to Fear and Distrust
Riots in the streets do not bring about lasting reforms. They set neighbor against neighbor and create a climate of mistrust and fear between them. President Johnson,
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