Queen Frederika Targeted by London Demonstrators
In London, Queen Frederika of Greece was reportedly manhandled outside a hotel amid protests for Greek prisoners' release. Her daughter Princess Irene accompanied her. protests continued near Claridge's as UK Greece ties face renewed strain ahead of a planned state visit.
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London
Frederika
Greece
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Irene
United States
Lord Home
Anthony Ambatielos
Greek Seamen’s Union
Betty Ambatielos
Britain
Cyprus
Paul
Cosden Sold to Petrofina in $90 Million Deal
American Petrofina Inc. agreed to acquire Cosden Petroleum Corp. assets for 90 million dollars, including about 36 million barrels of crude oil, 51 billion cubic feet of gas, two refineries totaling 43 000 barrels per day, gathering systems, pipelines and marketing facilities with about 1000 retail outlets. Cosden will continue refining and chemical activities under Cosden Oil and Chemical Co. with Harry A. Jackson, president of American Petrofina, commenting on the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
APD
American Petrofina, Inc
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Cosden
Harry A. Jackson
American Petrofina
Cosden Refining
Cosden Oil and Chemical Co
American
Police hunt driver after indecent exposure at Family Park
Police seek the driver of a car involved in an indecent exposure incident at Family Park Shopping Center at 34th Street and Avenue H Monday morning. Louise DeLeon, 11, of 2410 Fourth Street, was listed in satisfactory condition after a bicycle collision with Noah Cheek, 50, of 2708 Second Place, at 6 56 p.m. on 4th Street.
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Family Park Shopping Center
34Th St
Ave. H
Lubbock
Louise DeLeon
4Th St
Ave. X
Methodist Hospital
Noah Cheek
Cheek
4Th Street
Avenue X
U.S. Official Urges Unity Among Cuban Exiles
Edwin M. Martin, assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs, said the United States is willing to work with Cuban refugees whether in splinter groups or a new exile organization if unity can be achieved. He doubted easier unity today and indicated Washington will neither push nor oppose a new exile body. The administration will maintain contact with exile leaders but not lead reorganization.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
United States
Edwin M. Martin
U.S
Martin
Kennedy
Miami
Zahler Named Music Editor for Fuller Film The Long Corridor
Gordon Zahler signed as music editor for Samuel Fuller produced film The Long Corridor starring Peter Breck Con stance Towers and Gene Evans.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gordon Zahler
Samuel Fuller
Peter Breck
Constance Towers
Gene Evans
Governor weighing New Hampshire sweepstakes fate today
Governor John W. King will decide today whether New Hampshire becomes the first modern state to legalize a sweepstakes. He may sign veto or let it become law without his signature. Supporters project about 4 million dollars yearly for schools from two races at Rockingham Park.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
John W. King
Old
House
Senate
King
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rockingham Park
Rockingham
Laurence M. Pickett
Keene
Lane Dwinell
Eisenhower
Joseph Millimet
Manchester
Justice Department
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
State House
Eichmann Aides Charged With Mass Murder Of Hungarian Jews
Frankfurt prosecutors announce charges against Herman Krumey and Otto Hunsche, former Eichmann aides, for murder in the deaths of about 300000 Hungarian Jews during World War II. Both are ex SS officers. arrests followed a three year probe. trial date not yet set.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Herman Krumey
Eichmann
Hungary
Otto Hunsche
S.S
Hitler
German airports exceed 10 million passengers in 1962 rise
New figures from the German Tourist Information Office show Germanys airports handled over 10 million passenger arrivals and departures in 1962, up 18.3 percent from 1961. Frankfurt led with 3 million, followed by West Berlin with 2 million.
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New York
UPI
Germany
German Tourist Information Office
Frankfurt
West Berlin
A&M President Booed Over Coed Admission Plan
More than 4,000 Texas A&M students booed President Earl Rudder as he defended the decision to admit women to the institution. Rudder cited board authority and a Texas Legislature bill on veterinary medicine as reasons. Cadet corps fears of changes were voiced with chants of we don’t want to integrate. He warned the corps that its future remains bright if it preserves its purpose.
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College Station
Texas A&m
Earl Rudder
Corps of Cadets
Rudder
United States Supreme Court
A&m
Texas
Texas Tech College
Reserve Officer Training Corps
House panel approves Odessa College elevation bill
The House State Affairs Committee approved Rep. George Cook's bill to elevate Odessa Junior College to a state supported school effective in 1965. The panel also earlier advanced plans for new state colleges at San Angelo and Edinburg with debate set for Wednesday. Several representatives opposed the Odessa measure citing pressure from state leaders.
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San Angelo
Senate
House
Odessa
Sam Collins
Newton
David Crews
Conroe
Gene Hendryx
Alpine
John Allen
Longview
Roger Thurmond
del Rio
Wilson Foreman
Austin
Allen
Entire Family Struck by Suspected Smallpox in Mexican Village
In Alazan village near Rio Bravo Tamaulipas an entire Gomez family is ill with a suspected smallpox case. Dr. Socrates Garcia Cantu says diagnosis not confirmed yet while mass inoculations begin and aid pours in from both sides of the border amid malnutrition and dehydration reports.
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Rio Bravo
Mexico
Socrates Garcia Cantu
Alazan
Tamauipas
Garcia
Red Cross
Rio, Bravo
Reynosa
Texas
McAllen
Israel Gomez
Harlingen Chamber of
Traffic Death Toll Reported for First Quarter
Springfield Illinois UPD notes traffic accidents in the first three months of the year killed 363 people. Department of Public Works and Buildings released the figures highlighting the ongoing highway dangers in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Finois
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Former Judge Clem McClelland Indicted in Bribery Case
Former Harris County Probate Judge Clem McClelland faces a bribery indictment along with five Houston men David H. Hudson E R Coffey Ross D Evahn Robert M Duren and James Martin. The case accuses accepting 25783 10 from the men to influence judicial actions and future appointments. Bonds set at 2500 each. McClelland already serving a 10 year term from a prior conviction with an estate funds case.
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Houston
Harris County
Clem McClelland
McClelland
David H. Hudson
E. R. Coffey
Ross D. Evahn
Robert M. Duren
James Martin
Clem McCleland
Grand Jury
Langston King
Belton
Bell County
West Texas Christian Family Movement Holds Regional Meet
A regional meeting of the West Texas Christian Family Movement was held at St. Alice's Catholic Church in Plainview. Thirty five area couples and their group chaplains attended. Harold Banks and Mrs Banks of Lubbock were elected federation chair couple and Dave Buescher and Mrs Buescher of Lubbock were chosen Southern chair couple. They will represent West Texas in national international meetings. The group voted to become a federation in the national international movement.
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West Texas Christian Family Movement
St. Alice’s Catholic Church
Plainview
Harold Banks
Lub‘bock
Dave Buescher
Lubbock
West Texas
Lubbock Man Named To Toastmaster Post
Floyd Stumbo of Lubbock was named senior lieutenant governor at District 44 Toastmasters International during the district convention at Big Spring. Dick Wagnon of Lubbock placed third in the district speech contest, with Amarillo’s George Schmitz as governor and Midland’s John Bergman as second lieutenant governor. Lubbock clubs include Western Hub Will Rogers and two Reese Air Force Base chapters.
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Floyd Stumbo
Lubbock
Toastmasters International
Big Spring
Dick Wagnon
Hub Club
Amarillo
George Schmitz
Roy Thruston
Garden City
John Bergman
Midland
Western
Hub
Will Rogers
Reese Air Force Base
Postponement Gained In Bid To Halt Dam
Two Clay County landowners won a postponement until June 17 in a suit to stop Wichita Falls from building a $12.5 million dam. Judge Jack Roberts granted the continuance at the request of Mrs Rosalie Halsell and Glenn Hatsel, whose land would be submerged by a 288,000 acre foot reservoir on the Wichita River. They seek to set aside a Texas Water Commission order authorizing the dam.
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Austin
Clay County
Wichita Falls
Jack Roberts
Rosalie Halsell
Glenn Hatsel
Wichita River
Texas Water Commission
Rites Planned for Harlingen Woman in Levelland Smashup
The body of Imogene Penny 53 of Harlingen will be transported there for services and burial with George Price Funeral Home handling local arrangements. Penny died when the car she rode in crashed with a flat-bed trailer on Hwy 385 and Clubview Drive about 6 30 a m Monday. Survivor include son Sonny Penny Harlingen.
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Grant
Lubbock Methodist Hospital
Penny
Sonny
Harlingen
Rites For Garza Cowboy Are Set
Zeb Duncan 53 longtime Garza County cowboy will be laid to rest at 5 p m today in Mason Funeral Home Chapel with Rev W W Pettijohn of Church of God of Prophecy officiating Burial follows at Terrace Cemetery He died Sunday at Garza Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness Survivors include his wife Velma a daughter Gail six brothers E D Ollie Hubert Roy Bill and R E of Littlefield and a sister Mrs Faye Williams Lubbock
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Zeb Duncan
Garza County
Mason Funeral Home
W. W. Pettijohn
Church of God of Prophecy
Terrace Cemetery
Duncan
Garza Memorial Hospital
Velma McElroy
Gail
E. D
Ollie
Hubert
Roy
Bill
R. E
Littlefield
Faye Williams
Lubbock
McKnight Rites Set At Lockney
Services for James Frank McKnight 60 of Lockney are planned for 2 30 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev D L Handley officiating. Born in Belle Rive NL in 1902 he was a night watchman for Panhandle Compress and died Monday at Plainview Medical Center Hospital. He leaves a daughter Mrs Leon Walls of Lockney a son Gene of Plainview a sister Mrs Lula Mackey of California and five grandchildren.
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Lockney
James Frank McKnight
First Baptist Church
D. L. Handley
Lockney Primitive Baptist Church
Belle Rive
McKnight
Panhandle Compress
Plainview Medical Center
Leon Walls
Gene
Plainview
Lula Mackey
California
Nasser Arabs Sign Yemen Intervention End Pact Report
United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia reportedly signed a pact to end their Yemen war intervention. UN Secretary General U Thant was to set up a U N observation team in San a to verify withdrawal of about 20 000 U A R troops and cutoff of military aid to ousted monarch Mohammed Al Badr.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
U Thant
Red Sea
U.A.R
UAR
Gama Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Mohammed Al-Badr
Thant
San‘a
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Middle East
Kennedy
Nasser
King Saud
Bid to halt wheat referendum faces court challenge
Three small farmers ask courts to block the May 21 nationwide referendum on the Kennedy wheat plan. They allege the referendum law is unconstitutional and discriminates against producers with under 15 acres, denying voting rights unless prefiled notices are filed. They accuse Freeman and local farmer committees of arbitrary acreage allotments without clear standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman J
Kennedy
Freetman
Peanuts Common Foreign Object in Children's Air Passages
Toronto report to the American College of Surgeons notes peanuts as the most frequent foreign object found in children's airways. Dr. James S. Simpson of Hospital for Sick Children warns many surgeons avoid letting their own children eat peanuts for safety.
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Toronto
American College of Surgeons
James S. Simpson
Quietus Prayer Poem by Julien C Hyer
A devotional verse pleads for slowing pace and inner calm. The speaker seeks God’s help to ease tension and restore nerves through music rest and vacation and to lead a gentler life. The poem cites Isaiah 30 15 and asks for quiet confidence.
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Julien C.hyer
Harden Services Slated In Crosby
Crosbyton special service for O Dell Harden 50 Houston former resident at 4 p m Wednesday King Funeral Home chapel with Thomas Compton Church of Christ minister officiating Burial in Crosbyton Cemetery Harden died Sunday morning in Houston native of Grand Prairie WWII veteran employed by Brown Express Truck Co Houston Survivors include son Johnnie Austin three sisters Mrs Lawrence Harris Mrs J B Moses both of Ralls and Mrs Marvin Proctor Crosbyton three brothers Isaac 2606 44th St Edgar 1004 83rd St and Archer W
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Crosbyton
O'Dell Harden
Houston
King Funeral Home
Thomas Compton
Church of Christ
Crosbyton Cemetery
Harden
Grand Prairie
Brown Express Truck Co
Johnnie
Austin
Lawrence Harris
J. B. Moses
Ralls
Marvin Proctor
Isaac
44Th St
Edgar
83Rd St
Archer W
Marshall Rites Pending In City
Theotor Carry Marshall 82 of 2408 48th St died at 4 p m Monday at Methodist Hospital Arrangements are with Henderson Wilson Funeral Home He lived in Lubbock five years was a Ridgecrest Assembly of God Church member Survivors include wife Mary Chrissie two sons Tory R 3616 44th St and L Paul Cisco five daughters Lois Williams Sacramento Opal Grant Redwood City Oleta Huffman 2511 Kenosha Margarite Brothers Los Angeles and Bill Hinkle 2803 d and St 18 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theotor Carry Marshall
48Th St
Methodist Hospital
Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home
Marshall
Lubbock
Ridgecrest Assembly of God Church
Mary ‘Chrissie
Tory R
44Th St
L. Paul
Cisco
Lois Williams
Sacramento
Calif
Opal Grant
Redwood City
Oleta Huffman
Kenosha
Margarite Brothers
Los Angeles
Bill Hinkle
D and St
Mrs. Gonzales Rites Set at Our Lady of Grace
Funeral services for Mrs. Juanita Gonzales 38 of Shallowater will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church with Rev. Gonzales officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband Auden, four children Estella Minerva Norma Guadalupe, three sisters Aurora Guittnez Hilaria Contreras Maria Muniz, and three brothers Jesus Palo Perez Guadalupe Perez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Gonzales
Shallowater
Latif Clinic
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Gonzales
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home
Auden
Estella
Minerva
Norma
Guadalupe
Aurora Guittnez
Tipton
Ind
Hilaria Contreras
Maria Muniz
McAllen
Jesus and
Palo Perez
Guadalupe Perez
Services set for Mrs. J. F. Turner in Meadow
Funeral services for Meadow resident Mrs. J. F. Turner will be held at 2 p.m. today at Meadow First Baptist with Rev. Alton West officiating. Burial follows in Meadow Cemetery. She died Sunday night at Methodist Hospital. Survivors include two daughters, four sons, a sister, and 11 grandchildren.
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Meadow
J. F. Turner
Meadow First Baptist Church
Alton West
Meadow Cemetery
Henderson - Wilson) Funeral Home
Turner
Methodist Hospital
Betty Tate
Ruth West
Lubbock
W. P. Turner
Plains
Lee Turner
Fort Worth
J. A
R. P. Turner
Lovington
Edna Hollman
DeLeon
Silas Duffey
Clinton Duffey
Wille Blair Holman Moorehead
Bill Holleman
Jack Patton
Gardner Rites Planned At College Avenue Baptist
Rites for W. C. Gardner 65 of 2523 Cornell who died Sunday night at Taylor Hospital will be held at 2 30 p m today at College Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev David Griffin will officiate with Resthaven Memorial Park services under Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home supervision. Gardner a retired farmer moved to Lubbock in 1945 and had lived in Chillicothe and Thalia. He was a member of the Shallowater Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife two daughters a brother three sisters and four grandchildren.
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W. C. Gardner
Cornell
Taylor Hospital
College Avenue Baptist Church
David Griffin
Resthaven Memorial Park
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Gardner
Lubbock
Chillicothe and Thalia
Shallowater
Mrs Sanders Rites Planned At Ralls First Baptist
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Sanders 80 died Monday at West Plains Hospital. Services set for 3 p m Wednesday at Ralls First Baptist Church with burial in Ralls. She moved from Ralls to Mule Shoe in 1958 and formerly lived in Roans Prairie. Survivors include two sons a daughter two sisters three brothers and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
J D Cox Rites Scheduled Today
Services for Joseph David Cox 88, retired farmer, set 2 30 p m at Sunny Side Baptist Church with Rev George Brittain Grants NM officiating Burial in Springlake Cemetery under Hammons Funeral Home direction He died Saturday night at Medical Arts Hospital Survivors include wife Martha Jane four sons N E Las Cruces NM Fred Edmonton Canada P V Coleman L D Brownfield four daughters Gladys Hopper Coleman Eunice Turner Wink Rachel Elsen Springlake Gracie Oglietree Bangs 25 grandchildren and 44 great
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Joseph David Cox
Sunny Side Baptist Church
George Brittain
Grants
N. M
M. D. Durham
Springlake Cemetery
Hammons
Dimmitt
Martha Jane
N. E
Las Cruces
N.M
Fred
Edmonton
Canada
P. V. Coleman
L. D
Brownfield
Gladys Hopper
Coleman
Eunice Turner
Wink
Rachel Elsen
Springlake
Gracie Oglietree
Bangs
Whiteley Rites Set At Silverton
Services for Jim C. Whiteley 68 are set for 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Silverton with ministers from Rockford Church of Christ and local churches officiating. Burial follows at Silverton Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Whiteley was a World War I veteran, 32nd degree Mason, and former master of Silverton Masonic Lodge 754 and Eastern Star Chapter 900. survivors include five sisters and five stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Jim C. Whiteley
First Baptist Church of
Earl Cantwell
Rockford
John A. Malone Funeral Pending
Services for John A. Malone age 63 of 1918 43rd St. who died at home Monday at 8:40 p.m. are pending at Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife two sons Mack Hawkins of 1510 32nd St. and Douglas Hawkins of 921 33rd St. four daughters Mrs. Leon Scott of 6108 Ave. R Mrs. Gene Johnson of 1918 43rd St. Mrs. T. L. Mote of Slaton and Mrs. Mary Thacker of Oklahoma City Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Malone
43Rd St
Rix Funeral Home
Mack Hawkins
32Nd St
Douglas Hawkins
33Rd St
Leon Scott
Ave. R
Gene Johnson
T. L. Mote
Slaton
Mary Thacker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Second Victim of Canyon Crash Dies
Johnny Wilccoxson, 33, of Wetumka Oklahoma died in Canyon hospital after a one car crash on the north edge of Canyon. The car went out of control struck two road signs and sheared off a utility pole. Jessie Harrison Bruce, 74, a Randall County farmer, died at the scene.
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Canyon
UPI
Johnny Wilcoxson
Wetumka
Oklo
Jessie Harrison Bruce
Randall County
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Jack Brock
Nat Williams
Petrofina
Berlin
Odessa College
FFA
Dyanne Curry
Sudan
Future Farmers of America
Bill Curry
Church Family Group
Garza Cowboy
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Crosby
Mrs. Gonzales
W.C. Gardner
J.D. Cox
Whiteley
Lab
ON Life Insurance CO
13Th St
Resthaven Memorial
Leve'argh Highway
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