Indian inspired class bakes pottery in fire lesson
Eighteen fourth to sixth graders at Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts Center learned coil pottery using local clay and Indian methods. Fire was built with sawdust and coal in a pit supervised by firemen, mirroring ancient techniques.
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Avalanche-Journal
Fed
Libbock Art Association
Paul H. Boone
Mackenzie State Park
Boone
Southwest
W. A. Wilbanks
Ray Lawrence
Ruth Gautier
J. A. Turquette
M. E. West
Airlines Seek Fares Changes Across Atlantic Pacific Routes
Eastern proposes jet coach base rates with a 6.7 to 5.0 cent per mile scale for distances up to 1,800 miles and 5 percent more for jet first class. United seeks to cut California Hawaii coach fares to 85 dollars while asking for broader reductions. Pan American targets up to 23 percent decreases on trans polar routes via Fairbanks. All changes would take effect September 9.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
California-Hawaii
United
Pan American World Airways
Great Circle
New York
Tokyo
Fairbanks
Alaska
Eastern
Los Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Sanctions Vote Planned Over South Africa South West Africa
A coalition of African and Asian delegates in the United Nations Security Council appears to have secured the nine votes required to push a resolution threatening sanctions against South Africa unless it withdraws from South West Africa by September 30. Diplomats said the plan could win two more votes if the language on sanctions is softened.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
South-West Africa
Soviet ship captains fined for fishing inside Canadian waters
In Victoria British Columbia two Soviet fishing vessel captains were found guilty and fined 2500 each for fishing within Canada's 12 mile limit. Captains Edward Morozov and Boris Rolenko claimed a net entanglement caused the vessels to drift into the zone.
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Victoria
B.C
Canada
Wiliam Oster
Edward John Morozov
German Titov
Boris E. Rolenko
Kouzachin
Canadian Fisheries Patrol
Howay
Chesley Power
Ostler
Morozov
Rolenko
Lubbock Mayor Dub Rogers Celebrates Birthday Surprises
Lubbock Mayor Dub Rogers received surprise tributes including a city proclamation naming Friday Dub Rogers Day. Messages from Governor Preston Smith and Congressman George Mahon followed a birthday party hosted by the City Council. He later thanked supporters and described the day as wonderful despite some disappointment over industry plans.
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W. D. Rogers
Lubbock
Lubbock City
George Mahon
Dub Rogers
Ima GJ
Preston Smith
Texas
Smith
Mahon
Ronald Thomasson
Rogers
Wallace Hess
42Nd St
Lubbock Imayor
John Logan
Visiting Greek Finds People In U S His Country Alike
Kardassis, a Greek officer visiting Texas, notes the American travel pay system is complicated and sophisticated. He has toured Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Mexico and plans to return to Greece August 20. He compares Greek and American views on freedom and travel, citing the Alamo, Messologi, Marathon, and Salamina as historic touchstones. He admires Homer and sees shared human concerns across nations.
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U.S
Kardassis
Greece
South Plains
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Kalamata
Germany
Air Force Nco Academy
Sid
Athens
Sheppard Afb
Messologi
Turkey
Persia
Marathon
B.C
Salamina
Odessius
Ulysses
Tech workshop crowns journalism students at Texas meet
The 12th annual Texas Tech Southern Council of Student Publications awards ceremony closed the week long workshop in the Tech Union Ballroom. Over 400 students from 90 schools across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Louisiana participated in yearbooks newspapers and photography training co sponsored by Texas Tech journalism and Taylor Publishing Co.
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Tech Union
Texas
Tech Southern Council
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Texas Tech Department of Journalism
Taylor Publishing Co
Sarah Zoller
Midland High
Brenda Brighton
Lubbock Estacado
Illynna Jones
Big Spring High
Maryilin McLoroy
Dimmitt High
Pampa Hich
Lubbock Coronado
Spearman High
Happy High
Stanton High
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Louisiana State University
Robert Rooker
Ralph Sellmeyer
Wallace Garets
Tech
Jerry Dixon
Spy Expatriation Row Strains U.S. Soviet Ties
U.S. sources describe Andreyev as an active espionage figure with U.N. duties but not a top spy. Kovner’s expulsion, urged as a quiet departure, was rejected by the Soviets. Diplomats say the move harms relations though not jeopardizing arms talks.
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U.S
Andreyev
U.N
Kovner
Paris Man Surrenders 70 Dogs to SPCA Pound
Neighbors complained Rene Peyreton kept seventy dogs in his basement. Police took the animals to the SPCA pound amid concerns of cruelty and neglect.
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Paris
Rene Peyreton
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Suspect Sought in Stabbings of Two College Girls
New Jersey State Police tied the Memorial Day slayings of Elizabeth Perry and Susan Davis to several Michigan coed killings. A lanky teen with curly brown hair, last seen near the victims’ car, is sought for questioning as Michigan authorities assist. The girls’ fathers offered a 20000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
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Absecon
N.J
New Jersey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elizabeth Perry
Excelsior
Minn
Susan Davis
Camp Hill
James Brennan
Ray Perry
Minnesota
Davis
Berkeley Found Tops In Peace Corpsmen
UC Berkeley leads U S colleges with the most Peace Corps volunteers since the program began eight years ago. A total of 566 Berkeley graduates have completed Peace Corps service and 367 are now overseas or preparing for assignments.
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Berkeley
Calif
Evangelist Hargis Sees Big Growth In Mission
Rev Billy James Hargis, 43, leader of the Christian Crusade, in Boston discusses his broader approach to fight sex education and creeping apostasy. He says he aims to expose evil while offering a way out, emphasizing gospel, education, and free enterprise.
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Boston
Billy James Hargis
Hargis
Christian Crusade
Tulsa
Southwest
America
Betty Jane
Billy James II
Bonnie Jane
Becky Jean
Brenda Jo
Texarkana
Tex
Tax bill may ease consumer taxes says Baker
State Rep. George Baker told the West Texas Press Association that the Texas Senate will likely ease the tax burden on consumers when handling the House passed bill. He noted the current bill is heavily loaded with taxes on individuals and predicted a Senate revision and conference compromise.
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San Angelo
Tex
George Baker
West Texas Press Association
Texas Senate
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Minority Efforts Will Continue Across Cities
Los Angeles and Boston are identified as next targets in a government push to secure construction jobs for minority workers. Assistant Secretary of Labor Arthur Fletcher says the Labor Department will persist despite Controller General Elmer Staats ruling the program creates quotas and constitutes reverse discrimination by compelling contractors to hire minority workers.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Arthur Fletcher
Labor Department
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
Washington
Priest Speaks Out on Self-Righteousness in Kennedy Crash
A Catholic priest psychologist from Maryknoll College criticizes American reaction to Senator Edward Kennedy's Chappaquiddick accident as self righteous. Fr Eugene Kennedy urges questions about the event, condemns the stone throwing and sin casting by observers.
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Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Eugene Kennedy
Fr. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Maryknoll College
Glen Ellyn
Chappaquiddick Island
Mexican police break up large stolen car and drug ring
Mexican federal police led by Domingto Constantino arrested three suspects near Nuevo Laredo after dawn raids. Ten US stolen cars were recovered and a shop altering vehicle identification numbers was found. Drugs were distributed to dealers in San Antonio Austin Houston Dallas and Fort Worth. Weapons and narcotics seized. All arrestees were Mexican nationals.
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Mexico
Secret Service
Domingto Constantino
Constantino
Chicago
Texas
United States
San Antonio Austin
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
U.S
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