Rusk and Gorton discuss Vietnam peace prospects in Canberra
Secretary of State Dean Rusk conferred six hours with Prime Minister John Gorton and Australian ministers on Vietnam peace moves. About 200 antiwar demonstrators protested outside the prime minister’s lodge and U.S. Embassy with no incidents. Gorton warned Australia will not keep troops in South Vietnam if U.S. forces are pulled out. Official sources said Rusk promised Australia and allies would be consulted before any talks with Hanoi. Gorton noted Australia was informed of Johnson’s bombing de escalation decision.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Dean Rusk
John Gorton
Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Johnson
North Vietnam
Monterey High School dominates District UIL literary meet
Monterey High School swept the District 3-AAAA UIL contest at West Texas State University Can yon, earning its 11th win in 12 years. Lubbock Coronado and Lubbock came second and third in points with multiple students winning or placing in debate, speaking, poetry, prose, spelling, and science events.
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Monterey High School
West Texas State University
Canyon
Lubbock and
Coronado
Monterey
Lubbock
Amarilo
Caprock
Tascosa
Amarillo
Plainview
Parpa
Breve Collins
Don Read
Mark Huckabee
Kerry Phillips
Connie Lockmiller
Aralee Bossert
Buzzy
Jaw
Kathleen Crain
Atuarie
Roy
Ener
Tacasa
King
Gilrt
Suzy Vaimer
Pampa
Oe Seen
Coronao
Ann Hearn
la Bey
Mike Breant
Ed Scheier
Cap Roche
Jamie Hough
PJ Walkup
Anita Strickland
Amarite
Suzanne Gott
Gay Studlay
Eehgee
Tynewriting
Kathy Smith
Foundation's Pig Show Sale At Panhandle Fairgrounds
Seventeen animals six boars and eleven gifts were shown Saturday morning at the 21st Sears Foundation 4-H Pig Show at the Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds. Grand champion boar shown by Terry Shaw, grand champion gift shown by Tony Thomas. Other boars and gifts listed by rankings with several 4-H members from Lamesa Morton Abernathy Muleshoe Hale Center and Seminole. The Sears Foundation provides small pigs to 4-H members for feeding care and showing.
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Sears Foundation
Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds
Terry Shaw
Vernon Shaw
Morton
Tony Thomas
J. H. Thomas
Rt. 2
Slaton
Howard Tooley
Rt. 1
Rt. 1, Antherst
Gene Bray
Muleshoe
Theresa Hodges
Rt. B
Lamesa
Scott Lutrick
Abernathy
Mike Sims
Wellman
Shira- Jon Hodges
Jackie Overman
Star Rt
Hale Center
Phil Bird
Levelland
Terry Duncan
Meadow
Andy McCalister
Dickens
Debra Weaver
Ralls
Craig Easter
Seminole
Larry Don Shaw
Byron Brady
Mark Shoemaker
Plainview
Horse Fall Fatal Near Austin Claims Teen Life
Eugene Pierce a 13 year old from Leander died after falling from a horse on Saturday. His foot caught in a stirrup and he died at Brackenridge Hospital shortly after the accident.
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Austin
Eugene Pierce
Leander
Pierce
Brackenridge Hospital
Pratin
Mobile docks strike stalls Port of Mobile
A two day strike by 50 maintenance workers and 14 freight loaders idled the Port of Mobile affecting 800 to 1,100 docks workers. Union Local 1410 of the International Longshoremen's Association led the walkout seeking a new contract. Federal mediator Leland Dean said no joint meetings were scheduled yet.
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Mobile
Ala
Leland Dean
International Longshoremen's Association
R. S. Price
Mobile Steamship Association
ILA Jlocal 1410
Students Crown Cotton Queen at Texas A&M Pageant
Elizabeth A. Wright of San Antonio crowned Cotton Queen at Texas A&M amid 125 single contestants and two married contenders. Wright is married to James Wright, a veterinarian student at A&M, and is the daughter of Lewis Eubanks and his wife.
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College Station
Texas A&m
Elizabeth A. Wright
San Antonio
Wright
James Wright
A&m
Lewis Eubanks
Spring Fashion Show Lights Bailey County Stage
More than 150 attended the Bailey County Gateway to Spring style show at Muleshoe High School auditorium. Twenty seven models showcased 40 ensembles with prizes awarded to Clifford Watson Cher Mason and Debbie Erik for top fashion categories.
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Muleshoe
Bailey County
Muleshoe High School
Bailey County Farmers Union
Clifford Watson
Cher Mason
Debbie Erik
Horace Blackburn
Patricia Grusendorf
Margaret Richardson
Jerry Webb
South Plains College
Levelland
Delbert Watson
Frank Ellis
Wilber Leveque
Don Cihak
Jo Ann Bray
Gladys Setliff
Hereford
Johnson postpones Monday Congress speech amid MLK funeral
The White House said President Johnson will delay his Monday night address to Congress to avoid clashing with Martin Luther King Jr funeral in Atlanta set for Tuesday. Open housing legislation advances in Congress as rioting tests support scenes in Washington.
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Atlanta
White House
John McCormack
Senate
Marine Guard
Washington
Martin] Luther King
Memphis
Johnson
Congress
House
King
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
House Senate Conference Committee
Capitol
Post Junior Rodeo Dates Set for June 7 8
Special Post Junior Rodeo to be locally produced with performances both nights and across most of Saturday. Rodeo directors announced the schedule for this year.
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POST
Floydada Seeks Second Bank for City
Floydada businessman Aldine Williams announced a state charter filing for a second bank in Floydada. The proposal, First State Bank of Floydada, would start with 450000 dollars in capital and directors including Lon M. Davis Jr and J R Turner among others. The note on Agar seaweed appears incidental to the text.
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Floydada
Aldine Williams
First State Bank of
Lon M. Davis Jr
Archie Huckaibee
Luobock
J. R. Turner
Kenneth Bean
South Plains
Arthur Wylie
Ray Reed
Elis, Williams
Davis
Wylie
Reed
Turner
Bean
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