Six Persons Injured In City Mishaps
Six people sustained injuries in Friday traffic incidents in Lubbock none serious. Coeds Caro Lyn Burney and Judy Burney, both from Smyrna, were treated at Highland Hospital after a 46th Street collision with Guadalupe Gonzales. Emma Brann was hurt at 50th Street and Canton Avenue and taken to Methodist Hospital. A three vehicle crash near 7th Street and Elgin Avenue sent M D Underwood to Goodnight Hospital in good condition.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
60Th St
50Th St
Canton Ave
Methodist Hospital
James M. Brann
Opal Mae Perkins
Rot Plains
M. D. Underwood
35Th St
Mth St
Elgin Ave
Louise S. Weehunt
46Th St
Melba K. Sharp
Hugh Stoneman
Auburn Ave
Irma Louise Pryor
28Th St
Ave
Rita Mae Lane
55Th St
Apollo mission reshuffle leaves Schirra crew sidelined
Navy Captain Walter M Schirra Jr along with Donn F Eisele Jr and Walter Cunningham lost their primary role on the second three man Apollo flight after a schedule reshuffle. Officials said another crew will fly the mission while Grissom White and Chaffee proceed on the initial Apollo flight later next year. Schirra called the change disappointing but said they concur with the decision.
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America
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Space Center
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Cunningham
Eisele
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White
Roger B. Chaffee
Donald K. Slayton
Grissom
White
Chaffee
Manned Spacecraft ‘Center
Eisere
ACC Student Killed In Arizona Accident
Timo thy Wilburn a 19 year old student from San Pablo California was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment on U S 70 east of Wenden Arizona He was enrolled at Abilene Christian College The crash left Ronald Rose and Dorothy Rae both 20 of San Gabriel California seriously hurt and hospitalized
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Wenden, Ariz
Timothy Wilburn
San Pablo
Calif
Wilburn
U. S. 70
Wenden
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
The
Highway Patrol
Ronald Rose
Dorothy Rae
San Gabriel
U S Women in Moscow Prepare Hanoi Trip
Four American women opposing U S involvement in Vietnam plan to leave Moscow today for Hanoi via Peking. They hold North Vietnamese and Chinese visas and seek to observe bombing targets and local effects. They will meet Viet Cong and North Vietnamese officials and travel funded by hosts in North Vietnam.
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Moscow
U. S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Joe Griffith
Cornell University
Peking
China
Grace Newman
Diane Bevel
Barbara Deming
New York
Nguyen Thu
Griffith
Moscony
Dang Quang Minh
Nguyen van Kinh
Unemployment Aid In Texas Declines
The Texas Employment Commission reported last month claims fell to 46 000 fewer than November 1965. November claims were 114 463 compared with 161 180 the prior November. Benefit payments dropped from 2.8 million dollars in November 1965 to 1.9 million last month.
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
Dubbock Avalanche Journal Subscription Notice
Local notice outlines subscription options for morning and evening editions of the Dubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbo Texas. It lists prices for 3 month and 1 year plans and specifies delivery days including morning Sunday and evening options.
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Mhano Avenue
Lubboes
Texas
Rome
Theft Offenses Top Reports To Lubbock Police
Local police logged multiple thefts from automobiles and related incidents in a Friday report. Items stolen included cash, radios, tapes, a battery, a stereo, lighting, and other small valuables. One 12 year old was turned over to juvenile authorities after involvement in the thefts.
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Lubbock
Fenses
Lubbock Poice
Hayward Valentine
Walline Daniel
8Th St
Robert Allen
21St St
Apt
James T. McCorkle
James Rogan
Shield Hotel
Ave
Rogan
Kennedy widow seeks ban on Manchester book
Mrs. John F. Kennedy asked a Manhattan judge to stop publication of William Manchester's Death of a President. She says the book violates privacy and contractual rights and would sensationalize the assassination. The show cause order targets Look magazine and Harper & Row.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Manhattan
Manhattan Supreme Court
Saul S. Streit
Streit
Manchester
Look ‘Magazine
Harper & Row
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Harper's
Ate
Chief Justice Warren Administers Son Oath in Sacramento
U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren swore in his son Earl Warren Jr as a Sacramento Municipal Court Judge. Warren Jr. will first serve in the Small Claims Court to sharpen his judicial temperament under the outgoing Gov. Edmund G. Brown.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Earl Warren
Earl Jr
Warren
Barth
Edmund G. Brown
J. Louis Missall
Warren Jr
Archer sculpture insured for vandalism protection at Toronto City Hall
The Archer, a Henry Moore sculpture valued at 100000 dollars, is insured for 128 dollars against vandalism and routine damage. War, revolution, wear, contamination by radioactive material, and other extreme risks are excluded from coverage.
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Toronto
Henry Moore
New City Hall
Warne Camp Joins Southwestern Life Agents Team
Warne Camp joins an outstanding team of Southwestern Life Agents serving hundreds of thousands of policy owners with more than 84 billion of life insurance in force. He will be added to help you plan for your family’s financial security with no obligation.
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Southwestern Life
Warne Camp
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API
American Broadcasting Company
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Stop
Inlaw
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
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Michael Joseph, Ltd
London
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Sutphen
Wayne Camp
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