Private White House Visit Trails in Red River Ski Trip
President Johnsons daughter Luci Nugent and her husband Patrick Nugent vacationed in Red River New Mexico with friends from Amarillo. Residents confirmed their presence but avoided comment as Secret Service agents and beagle dogs accompanied them during a private stay with Batsons.
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Red River
N.M
Johnson
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
New Mexico
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Glen Calhoun
Ernest Batson
Joe Batson
Nugents
Batsons
Levelland Boy Okay After Shooting Mishap
Five-year-old Roy Benito Munga was treated in good condition after a gunshot wound to the right leg from a dropped 22 caliber pistol at a farm home near Levelland. The child had been playing with a BB gun before the accidental discharge.
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Levelland
Roy Benito Munga
Maria Maldeglian Munga
Nigerian government to host eighth African Economic Conference
Lagos will host the eighth conference of the Economic Commission for Africa. The meeting will discuss economic cooperation among African states, development laws, and methods for obtaining foreign financial assistance.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Economic Commission For Africa
Britain Told Hong Kong Visits Risk U.S. Base Status
In Tokyo a New China News Agency dispatch from Peking warned Britain that allowing U.S. Navy ships to visit Hong Kong amounts to courting disaster. The report said the British Labor Government toed the U.S. line and was transforming Hong Kong into a U.S. military base.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Britain
U.S. Navy
Hong Kong
China News Agency
Peking
U.S
Vietnam
Coral Sea
Perkins
Warrington
Uhlmann
John R. Craig
Newman SR
Perry
Point Defiance
Red China
Dinner Honors Retirement of Robert Poynor
Robert W. Poynor, vice president and sales manager for Lubbock Manufacturing Co., was honored at a Thursday night dinner at the Lubbock Country Club as he retires in January after thirty years. He began as a machinist in 1937 with Lubbock Machine and Supply Co. and later became production superintendent during World War II.
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Robert W. Poynor
Lubbock Manufacturing Co
Lubbock Country Club
Poynor
Lubbock Machine and Supply Co
Succe Lubbock Manufacturing
Veracruz Port Posts Best Year With $80 Million in Revenue
VERACRUZ MEXICO AP The Gulf coast port recorded an all time high yearly intake totaling 80 million dollars from January through December. The facility hosted at least one foreign vessel in port on every day of the year.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Casals Celebrates 90th Birthday in Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals marks his 90th birthday with a beach stroll with his wife, Bach piano recital, a birthday Mass, and an evening reception and concert. Isaac Stern and Alexander Schneider perform with Casals amid attendance by Vice President Hubert Humphrey and wife, visiting from Washington for Johnson.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals
Johann Sebastian Bach
Isaac Stern
Alexander Schneider
Carals
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Johnson
Humphreys
Perry Singer Honored By Alpha Phi Omega At Minneapolis
Alpha Phi Omega members from Texas Tech presented Perry Singer with an honorary citizenship citation in Minneapolis. The group, appointed ambassadors by Mayor Rogers, plans to return to Lubbock after the national convention and shared a park proposal for Singer’s father’s old store site, noted for archeological value and a 10 acre fenced area.
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Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Texas Tech
Minneapolis
Minn
Perry Singer
Lubbock
Singer
W. D. Rogers Jr
Alpha Phi Omega
Tech
Dean Lewis Jones
Luibbock Lake
Bahai Faith Opens Classes for All Races at Local Hall
General classes on the Baha i Faith and its teachings offered Saturday and day from 9:06 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Members of all races and ages welcome at 2104 26th Street.
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Aioe
Veene
First Group in New Airlift Arrives From Cuba
Jubilant Americans arrive in New Orleans as Cuba relief airlift ends. A housewife and an accountant express longing for freedom while Lopez speaks of his delayed departure, his degree from Emory, and his family. The report notes one woman’s joy and another’s caution about quitting jobs for emigration.
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John Lang
New Orleans
Free Country
Cuba
Lopez
Emory University
Atlanta
Gloria
Raul Jr
First Cuban Exiles Reach U S After Talked Negotiations
About 88 U S citizens and relatives arrived in the United States from Cuba with Fidel Castro's consent after lengthy talks with the State Department. The group traveled via a Pan American jet, some in plain clothing, others with worn luggage, and were greeted by Cuban patriots in Merida and at New Orleans. State Department officials said further flights were not yet arranged.
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Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S. State Department
Castro
Pan American World Airways
Merida
Mexico
New Orleans
State Department
Raul Lopez
Los Angeles
Charles Roe runnerup in national singing contest
Charles Roe, Texas Tech instructor, placed second in the National Association of Teachers of Singing national Singer of the Year contest. He tied for first in the first round with Catherine Burriss of North Carolina, then finished second after the re audition. Roe joined Tech faculty in 1964 and has since performed in university civic and church programs.
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Charles Roe
Texas Technico
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Catherin Burriss
North Carolina
Washington D.C
Roe
M.A.T.S
Tech
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Centaal
Luci, Pat
Robert Poynor
General Steel Warehouse, Inc
Poynor’s
Whites Auto Stores
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Vietnam Democratic Republic
Hanoi
Casals
Merdia
Tech Fraternity
Earth
Babel Writings
NEW Airlift
Rome
Jowni
Plains Nat’s Bank
Mombar
Plough, Inc
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