Wedding bells mark return from long travel odyssey
McGuire and Lynnette overcame obstacles on a 30,000 mile journey visiting Europe by auto and Greece Turkey and Italy. They wed in Rome after three attempts and spent a six week honeymoon touring Switzerland Germany France England and Ireland. McGuire, a former history teacher, collected 2000 color slides and plans future travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McGuire
Lynnette
McGuire
Bob
Rome
Bill Williams
Europe
Auto
States
Switzerland
Germany
France
England
Ireland
Athens
Notre Dame
Greece
Turkey
Lubbock
Pillors High School
Conrit
Asia
Venus not too hot for life says new radio observations
Researchers at Owens Valley Radio Observatory report Venus surface temperatures from 300 to 675 degrees with dry permeable terrain. Data by Dr Barry Clark and Dr Arkady Kuzmin suggest surface conditions, not atmosphere, and a possible sunrise point warm up to 72 degrees above midnight levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Owens Valley Radio Observatory
California Institute
Barry Clark
United States
Arkady Kuzmin
Soviet Union
Father Reclaims Daughter from London Custody Flight
Gerald Swindle, 25, of St. Louis, flew to London to take his daughter Sharon from her mother Valerie Day. The 1 year old cried as Swindle carried her from the plane in Washington and planned to raise her in America with his mother in Arkansas after rest. Swindle faces visiting rights disputes and will seek legal counsel. Sharon’s mother disputes the move, citing a court veto on US visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny
Sharon
Swindie
London
St.Louis
Senator Ark
Medina Alaistair
England
America
Mme
Swindle
VU. S
St. Louis
Con
Dulles International
Virginia
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Cheltenham
Valerie Day
United States
Gerald Swindle
Jonesboro, Ark
Washington
House Moves To Counter Draft Card Burning Threat
The House acted to counter threats of mass draft card burnings in protest of U S actions in Vietnam. Rep L Mendel Rivers proposed a five year prison term or a 5000 dollar fine for knowingly destroying a draft card. Rep Edwin Willis described a group named Students for a Democratic Society planning a Friday card burn. Ford criticized the group as aiming to disrupt Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
L. Mendel Rivers
D- Isc
House ‘Armed Services Committee
Justice Department
The
Selective Service
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House
Students For A Democratic Society
Willis
League For Industrial Democracy
Gerald R. Ford Jr
U.S. House
Jurors award Bertrams 4572.35 in civil action
Jurors in the 140th District awarded $4 572.35 to Mr and Mrs R T Bertram against G M Butler for a February 18 1964 traffic accident at 10th Street and Avenue M Judge Robert H Bean presided The verdict followed a Thursday afternoon trial in Lubbock Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Bertram
G. M. Butler
Beltran Rites Pending for Lubbock Resident
Melesis Beltran, 49, of 1316 32nd St in Lubbock, died Thursday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a long illness. Services are pending at Henderson Funeral Home. Survived by wife Lupe and 7 children Ramiro Ariun Javentino Oralia Sofia Ramat Patricio and more, all at home.
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Melesis Beltran
32Nd St
Lubbock
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Henderson Funeral Home
Lupe
Ramiro
Araun
Javentino
Sofia En Ramat
Patricio
Lopes
Hair Evidence Fails To Tie Suspect To Mossler Death
In Miami, an expert testified that a hair clutched in Jacques Mossler's hand did not match Melvin Powers or another suspect. The hearing seeks bond release for Powers as both he and Mossler's widow Candace face first degree murder charges in the fatal 69 year old's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Jacques Mossler
Melvin Powers
William Hartner
Powers
Percy Foreman
Foreman
Messler
Thomas Spurlock
Sheriff's Department
State Attorney's Office
John Tyler
County Crime Laboratory
Spurlock
Tyler
Harvie DuVal
Tors
Candace
Mossler
Patrick Gallagher
Dade County
Jacques
Gallagher
Messier
Technical Talks Propel Southern Conference Meet Contractors
A 7 a.m. breakfast kicks off day two of the 38th annual Tex as Council Painting and Decorating Contractors of America convention at Kobo Palace. Registered 140 attendees hear Bob Elliott discuss polyesters epoxies and urethanes followed by a chlorine rubber film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Conference of Councils
Texas Council
Elmer Young
Dallas
Lou Sline
Houston
Bill Courtney
Ig. K. Fritz Jr
Jackson Miss
John Irwin
Pittsburgh
Rainmaker Faces Tight Window to Hit Moisture Goal
Don Brunton of Amarillo seeks 13 inches of moisture across Dawson County to meet a $13 000 contract with Rain Inc. August rainfall lagged badly with only 0 45 inch in the county and August mean at 79 degrees while September offers cautious optimism. Official gauges total five locations with early readings showing progress but still short of targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Brunton
Amarillo
Rain Inc
Brunton
Mber
Braniff Plans Jet Service to Acapulco and Mexico City
Braniff International will start daily non stop jet service from Texas to Acapulco and boost flights to Mexico City after a new U S Mexico bilateral air treaty. The airline will seek Civil Aeronautics Board authority to launch through Acapulco service and expand winter season schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
Braniff International
Acapulco
Mexico City
Braniff
Charles S. South
U. S
Mexico
Texas
South
Civil Aeronautics Board
Solons Speak At Petersburg Event
Texas Senator Andy Rogers and State Representative Ralph Wayne addressed 75 attendees at a Jaycee sponsored meeting in Petersburg. They provided a detailed, first hand analysis of the 1965 Texas Legislature outlining work accomplished during the session. Hegi chaired the program. John Perry welcomed the lawmakers and introduced Rogers. N A Malone, Petersburg Chamber of Commerce president, introduced Wayne.
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Acropolis
Thenon
Egypt
Sphinx
King Tut
Pyramids
Tain
Afghanistan
Istanbul
Lebanon
Delphi
Mount Olympus
Thermopylea
St. Sophia
Sultan’s Palace
Italy
Surface
Earth
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Earl Gilmore
Texas Tech
South Plains Astronomy Club
Joe Pierce
Lubbock School District
Wedge‘wood
Plainsman Hotel
Ralph Carroll Mathis
Terry Scarborough
Abilene
Hendrix Memorial Hospital
Tof Gees
Mallee
Southern Conference
Joe Sayles
Dawson
Solons
Petersburg
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