Moscow Attaches Accused in Travel Restrictions
The United States protested Soviet travel limits on four U S embassy attaches and denied charges of illicit activity. The Pentagon said retaliatory action had been taken while London considered protest for Commodore Davis. Names include Cmdr. Stuart Savage and Lt. Leonard Bracken among others, with alleged activities in Leningrad and Tula.
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Associated Press
OSCOW
United States
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
London
A. N. Davis
Navy
Stuart Savage
Alma
Kan
Leonard Anthony Bracken
Philadelphia
Air Force
Edgar Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Edmund Zvetina
Savage
Bracken
Leningrad
Davis
Smith
Zvetina
Tula
Devis
Johnson stages balcony scene at White House
President Johnson banters with reporters from the Truman Balcony as he mediates a coast to coast rail strike dispute with Ed ward Steichen and Carl Laneburg present. He shows off a right handed throwing arm and receives a season pass for American League games from Joe Cronin. Johnson chats with William Thatcher of the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Assn in St Paul.
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Douglas B. Cornell Ashington
White House
Johnson
Truman
Cabinet Room
Edward Steichen
Carl Lanéburg
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Joe Cronin
William Thatcher
Union Grain Terminal Assn
St. Paul
Thatcher
Pickup Flips Area Man Is Crash Victim
A long time Abernathy resident, Henry H. Vineyard, 68, died Friday when his pickup left U S Highway 87 north of Big Spring and overturned. His wife Myrtle V. Vineyard, 74, was in serious condition. Funeral services planned in Abernathy with River Welch Funeral Home handling local arrangements. Survivors include a daughter in Seagraves, a son in Plainview, a sister in Abernathy, and a granddaughter.
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Big Spring
Abernathy
Here
U.S. Hwy
Henry H. Vineyard
Vineyard
Myrtle V. Vineyard
Cowper Hospital
Jack White
White
Chambers Funeral Home
River Welch Funeral Home
Big Spying
Hubert Settle
Seagraves
Douglas Vineyard
Plainview
Smith
Abernethy
Tech Students Protest Name Change At Texas Tech
A crowd of about 350 to 1,000 Texas Tech students protested on campus Friday in front of the administration building over a board plan to rename the school Texas Tech University. Royal Furgeson urged calm as the rally dispersed. Board Chairman Manuel De Busk was seen moving through the crowd en route to a committee meeting, smiling as he passed.
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Texas Tech
Manuel de Busk
Tech
Texas Tech University
Texas State University
Royal Furgeson
DeBusk
Dallas
Shaggy Dog Tale Sues for 5000 in Court
Elizabeth Quist 75 of Brielle New Jersey testified in Pittsburgh that a walk with her daughter’s collie Shaggy led to a fall after the dog chased a cat. She said she broke her hip and leg, was hospitalized 18 days and then wheelchair bound, and now seeks damages from her daughter and son-in-law.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Elizabeth Quist
Quist
Brielle
N.J
Dorothy Chojnacki
Turkish Cypriot slain near Nicosia truce zone
Gunfire erupted along the Nicosia ceasefire strip as Greek Cypriots opened fire, killing a Turkish Cypriot just before United Nations Undersecretary Ralph Bunche visited the area. The incident occurred in the 100 yard wide zone under U N supervision.
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Nicosia
UPI
United Nations
Ralph Bunche
Finals Set Tonight For 1964 Maid Of Cotton
Avalanche-Journal reports the 18 finalists for 1964 Maid of Cotton meet at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. Interviews with judges occur in the morning, with the pageant climaxing at 7 30 p m and the coronation around 10 30 p m. Contestants discuss sororities activities grades and majors as they prepare for street dress and evening gown parades.
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Jane Loughmiller
Dallas
Roberta House
Lubbock
Lubbock Country Club
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Susan Elliott
Texas Tech
Local Spelling Bee Set For Today At Slaton Junior High
Twenty one South Plains champions compete in the Ava lanche Journal Regional Spelling Bee at O L Slaton Junior High starting at 1 30 p m A photo and full story can be found on Page 1 Section B
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South Plains
Avalanche-Journal
O. L. Slaton
Civil rights debate cited mob violence hurting cause
In a Senate exchange on the House passed civil rights bill Senator Russell Long warned that racial street violence and mob tactics are turning some pro civil rights senators against the measure. He cited Plaquemine Louisiana incidents as a scale model of tragedy and hypocrisy while Miller and Morse warned of possible violence if the bill fails.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Ashington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Plaquemine
Eee
Au Larlier
Jack Miller
Iowa
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Long
Miller
MEMORY EXPERT A man who remembers every thing including what to forget
A brief feature notes the unusual skill of a memory expert who retains vast details and memories, even those better left forgotten. It highlights the paradox of perfect recall and the burden of memories, reflecting on cognitive prowess in a world of information overload.
Rail talks push 15 day deadline toward settlement
President Johnson urged union and management leaders to seek a settlement after five years of stalled bargaining over rail industry and threatened a possible strike. Mediators, union spokesmen, and management negotiators held sessions at the White House with daily talks planned no transcript.
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Associated Press
Ytashington
John Jason
White House
Johnson
Reedy
See Rail
Prayer for the hungry and cold
A brief anonymous plea asks God to keep and care for those lying down hungry or cold and shows compassion for all in need of help.
Banker Admits Embezzling in Illinois Community
Lee Brown a 29 year old Fairfield National Bank cashier and ordained Baptist minister faced embezzlement charges after federal examiners found a 972371 irregularity in bank books. Brown admitted to spending lavishly including a $30000 home and racehorses while serving as a trusted local banker.
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Airfield
Ill
Fairfield National Bank
Lee Brown
FBI
Zack Smith
Brown
D. L. Garrison
Garrison
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Mathews
Lee
Court Acts In Lot Case
The Murchison connected multimillion dollar Lubbock Lewter Feed Lot operation was placed in receivership after two weeks of hearings in 140th District Court. Judge Robert H. Bean ordered a receiver and bonds totaling 50 000 for the receiver and 250 000 for plaintiffs while declining an accounting. The decision sought a practical solution amid hazy agreements and found no bad faith by the defendant. Carr Pritchett testified as the plaintiffs’ only witness. See LEWTER Page 10.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Lewter
Robert H. Bean
John D. Murchison l
C. W. Murchiison Jr
Dallas
D. W.lewter
140Th District Court
Bean
Tom B. Simmons Jr
Lubbock
Simmons
Badaith
Carr Pritchett
Murchison Bros
Pritchett
Murchison-Lewter-Pritchett
Lewter
Weather Map Page for Lubbock Area
Partly cloudy to cloudy with winds 15 to 30 mph south to southwest, shifting to northerly. Cooler today with highs from the upper 60s to mid 70s. Slight chance of light showers in the eastern portion.
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Lubbock
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