Three Die In Seymour Headon Collision Near Arlington
Lubbock area tragedy as Mrs Shirley Green Speck 29 Mrs Johnnie Green 45 and Mrs Lennie Smith about 70 die in a head on crash on US 82 west of Seymour. Margie Ann Malone 18 is hospitalized with chest injuries and cuts after both vehicles collided. Speck taught at Stewart Elementary and leaves a husband and two young children. Page 12.
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Eymour
Lubbock
Here
Arlington
Shirley Green Speck
44Th St
Johnnie S. Green
Sudan
Lennie Smith
W. Iris
Oxnard
Calif
Mrs. Speck
G. E. Smith
Speck
Karen Jo
Jimmie Green
Canyon
Curtis Green
Stephen J. Green
Carswell Afb
Fort Worth
Carolyn Snither
Enoch
Portales
West Texas Museum
Christy Carter
Crosburton
Danny Carroll
McWhorter School
Christy
Rodger Carter
Crosbyton
Clayton Carter
Danny
A. B. Carroll
N. College
Equipment Breakdown Slows Work At Mine Rescue
Rescue crews battled cold and a broken drive shaft delaying the effort to reach three trapped miners. A six hour setback halted drilling of a 12 inch hole aimed at reaching the men 331 feet underground near Freezing. Varsity experts reported one man Hank Throne 28 remained trapped while David Fellin 58 and Louis Bova 42 faced uncertain fates as the crew pressed to surface.
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Associated Press
Harth
David Fellin
Hank
Henry Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Haghton
James Thompson
Independent Miners Association
Arthur Joyce
Bureau of Mines
Gordon Smith
Pennsylvania
Seven Firefighters Die in Centre Coal Oil Tank Blast
A fuel oil tank explosion in Framingham, Massachusetts, kills Ashland Fire Chief Charles H. Moran and two of his men Norman Beery and John Reenbacker. At least seven others injured, including a boy whose leg was blown off. More than 150 firefighters battle the blaze as two 1500 gallon Air Force foam trucks arrive to smother the flames.
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United Press International
Dramingham
Mass
Centre Coal & OF Co
Ashland
Charles H. Moran
Norman Beery
John Reenbenacker
Framingham Union Hospital
Cotton Co-Ops Report $4.8 Million Earnings
Three regional cotton cooperatives based in Lubbock reported net earnings over 4.8 million for the 1962 63 fiscal years at their joint annual stockholders meeting in Municipal Auditorium. About 1100 stockholders attended a barbecue lunch as USDA officials warned that cotton markets remain troubled and unlikely to improve soon.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Plains Cooperative Oi Mill
Parmers Cooperative Compress
Phins Catton Cooperative Assn
Municipal Auditorium
Jones Stadium
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
C.H. Moseley
USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Moseley
Edwin A. Jaenke
ASCS
Walter C. Bunch
Ascs Information Division
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Jacnke
Lubbock Police Announce Major Staff Reassignments
Chief J T Alley announces Sept 1 changes at the Lubbock Police Department. Capt Jack Thomas moves from patrol to head the traffic division while Capt Lewis Kittrell shifts from traffic to patrol as shift captain. Capt Olin J Kirk becomes night chief. Henry Smith becomes relief and shift captain in patrol. Thomas and others will attend regional police institutes starting Sept 3.
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Lubbock
J.T. Alley
Jack Thomas
Lewis Kittrell
Alley
Thomas
Northwestern Unit
Corsity
Traffic Institute
Evanston
Southern Police Intitute
Louisville
Auto Makers To Put Belts On 64 Cars Starting 1964
General Motors and Chrysler announced seat belts would be standard on all 1964 models with delete options allowing buyers to forgo belts. Studebaker followed as a factory option move. Ford and American Motors offered no comment. The announcements came as GM previewed Chevrolet models and sought to preempt Ford in safety features.
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General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Studebaker Corp
Heaan
Ford
American Motors
Chrysler
Chevrolet
GM View
Semonki
Knudsen
Cres Rets
Beulah Named as Second Tropical Storm of Season
A mass of wind rain and heavy seas in the Atlantic was tagged tropical storm Beulah with winds near 30 miles per hour. A Navy hurricane hunter plane confirmed the season's second tropical storm and found conditions favorable for further development.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Beulah
Navy
Free Tuition Urged for Texas State Colleges
A Texas higher education committee member argues that tuition free state colleges would reduce the growing gap between graduates and job openings. Gifford Johnson of Dallas urges reorganizing colleges by ability and notes a report due by Sept 1, 1964. He warns that by 1973 professional and business demand could require about 600,000 more graduates than expected.
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Ustin
Governor's Higher Education Study Committee
Texas
Gifford Johnson
Dallas
Johnson
Ideal Husband Quote Spurs Tuition Reform Debate
The article reports on Texas education reform discussions led by Johnson urging a tuition free system to broaden higher education and attract industry. He proposes reorganizing state schools into four categories and restricting enrollments to meet state needs.
United States condemns Viet Nam Buddhist arrests
Kennedy administration denounces the crackdown on Buddhist monks in South Viet Nam as troops seize pagodas and arrest monks amid reports of killings and temple seizures. Washington debates policy while ambassador Ladlie moves to report on the crisis and U S aid programs remain under review.
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Associated Presa
Yen
United States
South Viet Nam
Diem
Kennedy
White House
Neo Dinh Diem
Henry Cabot Ladie
Tokyo
Sancon Qmiehiv
Prayer Card Prayer Request Blessings and Guidance
A devotional litany asks for gratitude and forgiveness. The prayer blesses the aged and the poor, acknowledging divine mercy and guidance for daily work and life challenges.
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Chir
Bard
Reading Habits in Children Signal National Fate Say Psychologist
Dr Stanley Rudin of Dalhousie University told the International Congress on Dar psychology that children's reading and upbringing may forecast long term death rates and national outcomes. He linked aggressive impulses and ulcers to motivation types favoring achievement or power, noting rising need for achievement in the United States. The discussion cites work by David G. McClelland and connects to books on motivational teaching for children.
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Sgton
United States
Stanley A. Rudin
Dalhousie University
Halifax
N.S
Pristary
Vic Roustin Sead
David G. McClelland
Harvard University
McClelland
Ban Experts Fight Ban on Nuclear Test Limits
Three scientists testified before the Senate on the Limited Test Ban Treaty arguing its effects on national security. Dr John Foster Jr. defended the pact while others warned the risks, with senators hearing from Harold Brown and Bradbury as supporters and critics clashed over atmospheric tests.
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Ashington
Daniels
Atcird Teller
Air Force
Johns Foster Jr
Laverence Radiation Laboratory
Lavermore
Codis
Ath
Foster
Senate
Brown
Pentagon
Bradbury
Armed Services and Atomic Kinergy
U.S
Weather watch forecast for Lubceck and nearby parcs
The report describes scattered clouds and a breezy afternoon with a few light showers possible. Strong winds from the north are unlikely, and temperatures hover in the mid to upper ranges with a mild late-day cooldown.
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Lubceck
Vreinty
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