U N To Move Troops Into Katanga Despite Tshombe Warning
In Leopoldville the UN spokesman confirmed plans to airlift troops into Katanga despite Tshombe’s opposition. The UN aims to send forces into the province, with reports noting 500 Swedes and 500 Moroccans among possible contingents. Belgian troops, loyal to the Congolese army, have held mineral-rich Katanga and will not oppose UN intervention. White residents flee Elisabethville as unrest grows.
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Congo
Leopoldville
World Organization
Katanga
Tshombe
Thei
Elisabethville
Brussels
Belgium
Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Pravda
Moise Tshombe
Thombe
Pierre Vigny
United Nations
Wigny
Eyskens
Security Council
Washington
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Russia
African Republic
School Board approves staff changes and policy notes
The board approved new faculty appointments across several schools including Overton Carroll Thompson Smylie Wilson and Wright. changes in administrators and coaches were authorized at Monterey Tom S Lubbock and J T Hutchinson. Resignations were accepted from multiple teachers and staff. salary schedule amendments for secretaries and managers were approved. The panel reaffirmed compulsory student immunization and deferred extracurricular policy to Aug 18.
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Jeanette M. Ball
Overton School
Ann C. Carson
Carroll Thompson Junior High
Patricia C. Collier
Posey School
James Ray Denton
Smylie Wilson Junior High School
Martha Judd
Southeast School
Duane Knott
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Sue Mayo
Doris Rector
Wright School
Charles M. Sadler
Mac Strong
R. W. Matthews Junior High
Eunice Lynn Vitatoe
Gerald Myers
Monterey High School
Jerry Crawford
Olan Rice
Gerald Rogers
Elsye Andrews
J. T. Hutchinson Junior High School
Jewell Gilliam
Helen Jean Amons
Wheatley School
Glenn Lou Bagley
Bean School
Patchin Mley
Fool
Jane Cobb
Stubbs School
Jackne Fouts
McWhorter School
Carolina
Wright
Mary al Dunn
N. Ave. U
Jake Halter
Mathematica
Tom & Lubbock High
Ezelina Harder
Freddye Harrell
Tarth
Lemos
Tom ‘ Lubbock
Mary McGown
Gene Mayfield
Brown School
Wilma Jean Minnix
Carter School
Wilds Rae Morrison
Smyhe Wilson
Jack D. Parker
Robert Simpson
R. W. Matthews
Jo Ann Swofford
Waldine Walker
Bozeman School
Kathleen White
Nina Fay Glenn
Carroll Thompson Junior High School
Russell Wilkingon
John Blair
Multiple Local Families Welcome Babies Across Porters and Lubbock Regions
Several local couples welcomed newborns this week at Porter Clinic Hospital and Lauf and Methodist facilities. Among them were John Hernandez and wife with a daughter born weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces at 6 35 pm Monday, Eugene Simmons with a daughter at 5 pounds, 0 ounces at 10 15 am Tuesday, and Julian Sanchez with a son weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces at 6 40 am Wednesday. Other births list weights from 5 0 to 6 11 pounds, occurring across Shallo Water Lauf Clinic and Lubbock hospitals, with fathers employed as farm laborers, mechanics, and in other trades. Twin girls arrived for Jessie Flores and wife at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital weighing 6 11 ounces and 5 ½ pounds, respectively.
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John Hernandez
Ave. E
Porter Clinic
Eugene Simmons
Ave. H
Porter Clinic Hospital
Julian Sanchez
N. Ave
Gifford-Hill-Western
Lowe Lee
Shallowater
Lauf Clinic
Frank Sanchez
Dartmouth &T
Plains Roofing and Supply
David Cox
Latchbock
Methodist Hospital
Civil Service
J. W
Jessie Flores
Texas Ave
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Grady Gross Motors
London the multilingual movie dog visits Lubbock
London the German shepherd star dog, trained to bark in English German and French and to understand four languages, spent a night in Lubbock with owner Charles Eisenmann. He and two other dogs toured the Holiday Inn while Eisenmann spoke of film roles and life on the road.
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London
Lubbock
Charles Eisenmann
Los Angeles
Thorn
Toro
Hollywood
St. Louis
Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Toro J
Holiday Inn
Castro
Russia
Life Magazine
Eisenmann
Rain and heat dot Texas panhandle to coast
A thundershower yielded .16 inch in Dalhart with a trace at Lufkin while most of Texas stayed dry. Forecasters expect partly cloudy hot weather through Thursday with scattered thundershowers again. Max temps ranged from 90 at Corpus Christi to 110 at Presidio. readings in the 90s elsewhere include Wichita Falls 103 Laredo 102 Childress 101 San Angelo 101 and Mineral Wells 100.
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Dalhart
Panhandle
Lufkin
Corpus Christi
Presidio
Wichita Falls
Laredo
Childress
San Angelo
Mineral Wells
Woman Injured In Butane Truck Crash Near Plainview
Mrs. Henry Harper, 62, of Plainview, was injured in a late night collision at FM Road 54 and U S Highway 87 when her car northbound on U S 87 collided with a northbound butane truck driven by Virgil D. Overstreet of Abernathy. Hospital attendants said she was under examination for possible serious injuries.
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Plainview
Henry Harper
Orton
U. S. Highway 87
Abernathy
Plainview Hospital & Clinic
Virgil D. Overstreet
Beater Vision Market Nears Saturation Point
Analysts say the beater and vision sectors show signs of nearing market saturation as demand growth slows and competition intensifies among manufacturers and retailers. The note warns investors to expect price pressures and consolidation.
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Beater
Vision
Johnson Urges Texans to Unite Behind Kennedy Johnson Ticket
Democratic vice presidential nominee Lyndon B. Johnson urged Texans to unite behind the Kennedy Johnson ticket regardless of religious differences at a Blanco State Park rally. He spoke alongside Gov. Price Daniel and Sen. Ralph Yarborough while discussing campaign plans with Texas workers at his ranch near Johnson City.
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Blanco State Park
UPD
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
John Kennedy
Texas
Gov
Price Daniel
Homer Thornberry
U. S
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Kennedy
Kennedy-Johnson
State Park
Mrs. Daniel
P. T. Brigham
Blanco
Johnson City
Citizens Meeting on City Odor Problems in Lubbock
A citizens meeting is set for 8 p.m. in room 308 of the new Lubbock County courthouse to study malodorous smells from southeast Lubbock feed lots. Marvin McLarty Jr. leads a group that submitted an 11000-signature petition to action on the odor, and plans include committees on the dump, sewage disposal, and feed lots potentially visiting other cities to study solutions.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County Court House
Avalanche Journal
Marvin McLarty Jr
McLarty
Lenter
58Th Pl
Lewter
Durward Lewter
Mc Larty
Mc- Larty
Family Plagued Youth Shot In Hunting Mishap
Randall Fambro, 15, of San Benito, injured when a shotgun discharged during a rabbit hunt in a cotton patch near Lloyd Mountain. Doctors call it a 50-50 chance he keeps his left arm though likely to be handicapped. Densell Fambro, 15, aided after the incident.
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Dewey Fambro
G. K. Fambro
Lloyd Mountain
Here
Densell
Youths Injured in Scooter Car Collision and Jamboree Injury
Gary W Stewart 15 of 18 N Uvalde treated at Methodist Hospital after a scooter car crash late Wednesday. Richard Bernard 13 recovering at West Texas Hospital from an ax wound and knee infection from the National Boy Scout Jamboree. Tommy Borders 12 listed in fair condition at West Texas Hospital with second degree burns. Blanche Harris reports theft of books and clothing valued at 600 from 2612 Cedar hallway where she lived until Wednesday.
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Gary W. Stewart
N. Uvalde
Methodist Hospital
Blanche Harris
Juniper
Ahallway
Cedar
Richard Bernard
West Texas Hospital
Tommy Borders
Moon to Moon Call Demonstrates Long Distance Talk
The first public moon relay of a long distance telephone linked Jakes at Bell Laboratories and Victor at Goldstone. They discussed the weather in California as rain fell and reported the moon’s visibility, signaling a milestone toward global satellite communications and vast future overseas calls.
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Tists
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jodrell Bank
Jukes
Victor
Goldstone Laboratory
Jakes
Bell Laboratories
California
Lhete
Radio Telephone
Post Junior Rodeo Opens With Queen and Record Entries
A crowd of 1190 attended the opening night of the Post Junior Rodeo with 13 year old Nita Wilson crowned as Queen. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. A record 300 entries were filed across events as parade winners and rodeo results were announced, with honors for sheriff’s possee teams and church floats and top finishers in calf roping, barrel racing, and pole bending.
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POST
Nita Wilson
C. R. Wilson
Lubbock Sheriff's Posse
Lynn County Sheriff's Posse
Stonewall County
Bob Cass
el Paso
Benton Wardlow
del Rio
J. Bassett Smith
Plainview
Judy Deatherage
Abliene
Nancy Bain
Columbus
N. M
Sue Shubert
Lubbock
Stephanie Rigdon
Carlsbad
Lynn Wilson
Sweetwater
Jacque Cook
Shalewater
Cathy Greenwood
Jerene Eppenauer
Frances Greenwood
Pole
Jewel Campbell
Irene Eppenauer
Johnson Gains Labor Backing Amid Civil Rights Push
The Keating Miller statement says Johnson endorses a platform giving the attorney general power to file civil rights suits and create an equal employment commission. Reuther backs Kennedy Johnson ticket, while Kennedy mends fences with labor leaders. Johnson celebrates Lyndon B Johnson Day in Texas with a 7000-person barbecue as Nixon campaigns Hawaii and warns of intelligence gaps.
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Johnson
Attorney General
Washington
Los Angeles
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Keating
Miller
Mansfield
United States
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Honolulu
Nixon
Pearl Harbor
America
Japan
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Gates
Reuther
Organized Labor
Hyannis Port
Mass
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Seiche and Storm Toll Across Midwest and South
Weather system unleashed fierce squalls from Chicago to Indiana and Michigan. A seiche flooded Chicago shoreline, killing eight, while Milwaukee and northern Illinois faced record rainfall, flooding, and rescues by rowboats. Tornado winds, downed lines, and fires spread through Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan. In Tampa Florida the Hillsborough River flood claimed a 14 year old girl. West winds sparked a 5000 acre blaze near San Bernardino and gunfire winds continued to threaten the region.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Milwaukee
Antioch
Grayslake
Fox Lake
Dundee
Rockford
Janesville
Elkhorn
Beloit
Fort Atkinson
O’hare Field
Chicago
Power Company
Frankfort
Ind
Tampa
Fla
Hillsborough River
Alafia River
Hillsborough County
Pinellas County
San Bernardino National Forest
Los Angeles
Movie Star Arrives to Film Lubbock Junior Rodeo
George Montgomery arrives in Lubbock Friday to film part of the annual Junior Rodeo. Nathan Little, Junior Rodeo president, said Montgomery, husband of Dinah Shore, asked the Post Chamber of Commerce about coming to shoot a film strip. Officials will meet him at the airport, and a special Friday morning rodeo event will accommodate the filming.
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POST
George Montgomery
Nathan Little
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Post Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Lubbock
A. Lee Ward
Ward
Italian Senate backs Fanfani middle road government
Rome AP reports the Italian Senate granted Premier Amintore Fanani's new middle road government a strong vote of confidence on Wednesday night, reinforcing support for the cabinet's reform agenda and stability.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Kennedy reframes Nixon labor support dig as campaign tactic
The report notes Kennedy denying a Nixon claim that Kennedy paid the price for labor support and criticizing Nixon's high level campaign. Kennedy says he does not understand Nixon's comment about traveling the road by dealing in personalities and hopes for substantive campaigning.
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Ybe
Reuther
Morton
Nixon
Kennedy
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