China Rejects Thai Peace Talks Proposal Over Viet Nam
Manila AP report says Red China rejected Thailand’s Asian peace conference idea and unlikely to attend. Thailand’s Thanat Koman proposed a Bangkok meeting of ASEAN to seek a peaceful solution with U S invited by Marcos in Manila. Sixteen nations were invited, including Red China and Nationalist China, with other invitees from Asia and beyond.
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China
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Thailand
U.S
Thanat Khoman
Association of Southeast Asia
Bangkok
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Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Narciso Ramos
Hong Kong
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Red China
Malaysia
Afghanistan
Burma
Ceylon
India
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Iran
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Pakistan
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Ramos
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Taipei
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Dixie Station
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Laos
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Girl Escapes Drowning in San Antonio Drain System
A 13 year old girl was swept about three miles through an open and underground drainage system after a heavy thunderstorm dropped up to four inches of rain in San Antonio. Firefighters pulled Nancy Alarcon from a channel behind a shopping center, saying they expected she would not survive.
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San Antonio
Nancy Alarcon
Woodlawn Lake
Humprey urges self discipline to curb wage price rises
Vice President Hubert Humphrey warned that without self restraint from business labor and industry Congress may pass anti strike legislation. He said steel price boosts have limited immediate impact but a larger psychological effect and could spur further increases.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Humphreys
Humphrey
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Crosby County News founder Murray moves west to Emma then Crosbyton
In 1887 John W. Murray moved his Crosby County News press from Margaret to Estacado on a bicycle journey of 130 miles. The first issue printed Oct 11 1887 and the paper grew as Estacado and Emma competed for the county seat before Crosbyton became the county seat in 1911. Murray later sold The News in 1904.
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Hank Smith
Cap
Caprock
Margaret
Murray
Quanah
Estacado
Old Emma
John W. Murray
Hal
Hank Smith’s
Crosby County
Crosby ‘County
Nellie Witt Spikes
Temple Ann Ellis
Blanco Canyon
Rock House
Plains
Texas & Pacific Railroad
T&p
Colorado City
el Paso
Amarillo
United States
Emma
Crosby County News
Dr. Carter
Ed Kelly
Charles W. Watkins
Carter
Crosbyton
The
Jet Wreckage Kills 42 in Nebraska Crash
Forty two died when a Braniff International jet crashed in a soybean field near Falls City Nebraska just before midnight Saturday. Local rescuers and authorities began rescue and investigation efforts as smoke rose from the wreckage and debris scattered across the field. Prominent officials and aviation authorities pledged full inquiry and aid for victims' families.
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Braniff International Airways
Falls City
Neb
Thieves Loot batteries at Lubbock area wells
Seven batteries were stolen from irrigation wells in Lubbock County Saturday night as deputies investigated. Residents A R Everett Roy Williams and A W Karr reported missing batteries from properties near Liberty gin and Ida lou with a green or blue Chevrolet seen. A separate case involved a 19 year old man sought for a $70 home theft at Donna Morris’s trailer on 36th Street.
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Lubbock County
Lubbock
Donna Morris
36Th St
G. G. McWhorter
Wreckage scene shows two men by army truck morgue
Two unidentified men inspect debris as an Army truck used to haul bodies to a temporary morgue sits behind. AP Wirephoto
Crash at Mosh Hilliker claims two stewardesses
A plane crash near Mosh Hilliker killed two stewardesses Ginger Elaine Brisbane and Sharon Eileen Hendricks, both 21 of Minneapolis and Sawyer North Dakota. Witness Sawyer Schawang described the aircraft diving in flames and debris soaring 500 feet. Investigators recovered the cockpit recorder and flight data recorder sent to Washington for analysis.
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Hilliker
Ginger ‘Elaine Brisbane
Minneapolis
Sharon Eileen Hendricks
Sawyer
N.D
Ifield
CAB
Ed Slattery
Washington
Slattery
Torres Shot Dead in Alley. Ralls Scene Details Released
Police report a man identified as Torres was found shot twice in the alley behind his apartment at 123 N Ave E. He died before an ambulance arrived. Witnesses Salome and Janie Flores implicated a youth who fled the scene. Rites are set for 3 p.m. at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Ralls with burial in Ralls Cemetery.
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Moorman
Fries
Nick
Torres
Salome
Janie Flores
Lubbock
W. S. Countess of Idalou
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Ralls
Carter Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Weather Rainfall and wind reports across Texas and Florida
The Weather Bureau logged heavy rain in several Texas counties and wind damage at Woodsboro. Davis Ranch in Edwards County reported inches of rainfall with nearby Brackettville receiving 12.0 miles northeast readings. Refugio and other cities recorded rainfall with hail and high heat in Laredo. Florida saw a funnel cloud near Clearwater and Apalachicola receiving over three inches of rain in 24 hours. Seasonal trends dominated otherwise.
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Weather Bureau
Davis Ranch
Rocksprings
Edwards County
Brackettville
Kinney County
Woodsboro
Florida
Northcentral
Clearwater
Fla
Apalachicola
Mayors and Chamber Discuss Highway Plans and Luncheon
Mayors, chamber executives, and city officials met to hear talks on highway plans with a luncheon set at Embers on 50th Street. The U S Highway 62 and 82 routes through Lubbock were noted, with interest in a four lane Port Lavaca to Raton corridor and a possible interstate designation from Texas Gulf Coast to Canada.
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Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
John Logan
Chaber of Commerce
City Mer
William Patstick
Willams
50Th Street
Ave. Q
Port Lavaca
Raton
N.M
UFOs Reported Near Conroe By Officials
Members of the Montgomery County sheriff’s department and Monroe police said they saw several big square bright objects east of Conroe. The objects appeared to move at times and hover. An FAA official in Houston said no reports were received there.
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Montgomery County Sheriffs Department
Monroe
FAA
Houston
Graveside Services Set For Benton Infant
Graveside services for Jimmy Ray Benton two month old son of Mr and Mrs Harrel Benton will be at 3 p m today at County Line Cemetery with Rev R C Hester officiating The infant died Sunday at University Hospital Arrangements are under direction of Franklin Bartley Funeral Home Survivors include three brothers and five sisters and grandparents Mr and Mrs E C Benton of Shallowater and Mr and Mrs Jasper Robinson of Anton
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Jimmy Ray Benton
Harrel Benton
Rt. 1
Anton
County Line
R. C. Hester
County Line Baptist Church
University Hospital
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Harrel Gene
Eldon Lee
Mark Wayne
Pair Charged in Apparent Execution Murder Case
Investigators charged two individuals after a brutal double homicide described by a witness as an execution. Blood pools were found in the trunk, with a body identified as Frank Brand and another as a youth named Jack Franks’s stepson.
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Evans
Jack Franks
Brand Youth
Frank
Xavier Cugat Marries 21-Year-Old Singer in Las Vegas
Bandleader Xavier Cugat aged 66 wed 21-year-old Spanish singer Charo in a brief Las Vegas ceremony at a hotel casino. It was Cugat’s third marriage, Charo’s first. the couple planned a honeymoon in Spain.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Xavier Cugat
Charo
Las Vegas Strip
Cugat
Maria Rosario Pilar
Martinez Molina Baeza
Tam
Spain
Rainmaker Predicts Rain From Volcanic Type Chemicals
A Rainmaker claims to trigger rain in San Diego using volcanic type chemicals that exhale fumes to alter hydrogen and oxygen. He forecasts two inches of rain within 10 days, though officials note rain may occur at some point.
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San Diego
Weather Bureau
Local Births Include Nine Daughters and Sons in Lubbock Clinics
Several families welcomed new births this Sunday across Lubbock area facilities. Notable entries include Kenneth Earl Daniels and spouse at Latif Clinic with a daughter weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces born at 8 44 a m. The newborns’ fathers hold positions from bank examiner to oil mill worker.
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Kenneth Earl Daniels
Ute St
Latif
Eugenio Garcia
Avenue H Mobil Station
Charles Roy Washington Sr
Beech St
Lauf
Paymaster Oil Mill
Brother Sheikh Deposed in Abu Dhabi Ruler Change
British officials report Abu Dhabi ruler Sheikh Shakbar, 61, was deposed by his younger brother Zaid Bin Sultan Zaid after decades of oil wealth being kept privately. Shakbut had ruled since 1927 and faced accusations of hoarding revenues that could aid social development. Abu Dhabi, a Trucial State and key oil producer, lies in the federation plans for Southern Arabia and remains under British administration in form.
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Kuwait
UPI
Abu Dhabi
Persian Gulf
Sheikh Shakbar
Zaid bin Sultan Zaid
Shahbat
Shah
Shakbut
Zaid
Police Dogs Guarding Cuban Coastal Areas
Two Cuban refugees report police dogs aiding military patrols along Varadero Beach. They say four days ago 17 would be escapees were arrested and two were bitten by the dogs during the capture.
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Fla
Varadero Beach
Cuba
Oscar Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jesus Pujol
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