Plane and auto crashes claim several lives and injuries
First Officer William Coryell, 48, of Burbank California, a company employee, and Lloyd Mulligan, 40, of San Mateo California, foreman at Slick's maintenance shop in San Francisco, were killed. Survivors include John Walih 41 Los Alamitos flight engineer Clarence Field 43 Millbrae Kenneth Hale 32 San Mateo flight engineer and John O'Neal Pittsfield Mass field representative.
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William Coryell
Burbank
Calif
Lloyd Mulligan
San Mateo
Slick
San Francisco
John Walih
Los Alamitos
Clarence Field
Millbrae
Kenneth Hale
John O'Neal
Pittsfield
Mass
Texas weekend toll of violent deaths reported
The Associated Press tallies at least 24 deaths in Texas from violent causes over the weekend. Traffic crashes, fires, drownings, and a boating accident yielded the fatalities across multiple counties, with missing persons and recoveries continuing into Sunday night.
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Associated Press
Texas
Galveston Bay
Frank Floyd
Mike Hughes
Houston
Hughes
la Porte
R. W. Carter
Hawkomer
Pasadena
Turtle Bayou
Dam B Lake
Beaumont
Nacogdoches
Curtis Yarborough
Joe Tilar Garay
San Antonio
U.S. 87
Stockdale
Edward Paul Boudreaux
Leroy Bourdreaux
Brownsville
Landslide Hits Stricken Town in Ecuador Tragedy
In Biblian Ecuador a winter storm sparked a landslide ripping through the Turubamba section and destroying seven houses as families mourn 104 victims of last Friday collapse at a school. Archbishop Mancus Serrano Abad led a funeral mass for four nuns and 100 children killed when the chapel walls failed.
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Biblian
Ecuador
UPI
Turubamba
Mancus Serrano Abad
Cuenca
Two U S Fliers Die In Viet Nam Collapse
Saigon reports a World War II era B 26 bomber crashed during a daylight strike against Communist forces 125 miles south of Saigon. Two Americans died along with a Vietnamese crewman, raising U S fatalities in Vietnam to 66. One believed victim is Capt. John P. Bartley of Findlay Ohio, with family in San Angelo Texas.
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Saigon
UPID
Luong Tam
Ngo Dinh Diem
John P. Bartley
Findlay
Ohio
San Angelo
Tex
Nicaragua’s 1967 Election Seen Split by Somoza Rivalry
Aguero withdraws citing election control by Somoza forces leaving Rene Schick Gutierrez as the Somoza Liberal Party candidate. Schick, once secretary to Anastasio Somoza, faces Diego Manuel Chamorro of the Conservative Party as a token opposition amid anti American slogans and calls for OAS supervision.
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U.S. State Department
OAS
Aguero
Washington
Somoza
Organization of American States
Niacaraguans
Rene Schick Gutierrez
Liberal Party
Somozas
Schick
Diego Manuel Chamorro
Conservative Party
Anastasio
Tacho) Somoza
Nicaragua
U.S
Luis Somoza
Tachito) Somoza
Wall Undamaged By Berlin Blasts
Two explosions near the Berlin wall damaged nearby apartments but left the barrier intact. A West Berlin officer was knocked down but unharmed. Police suspect homemade bombs thrown from an East German elevated train used by West Berlin residents.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip launch South Pacific tour
The royal couple departed Suva aboard the Britannia for a cruise to New Zealand after a quick Fiji visit. They are scheduled to reach Waitangi on Wednesday.
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Suva
Fiji
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
New Zealand
Britannia
Fiji Islands
Waitangi
Weather and wind forecast split across regions today
Weather officials warned New Englanders of a possible drop to minus 15 overnight while South Plains Texas expected highs mid sixties and gusty southerly winds that could raise dust. Lubbock forecast 65 after a cold 19 overnight with arctic front creeping into the north.
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New
United States
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Plains
Lubbock
Idaho
Portneuf
Pocatello
Army Corps of Engineers
Birth announcements from area residents in Methodist and St Marys hospitals
Several couples announce the birth of their children this week. Tommy Wilkerson and spouse welcome a son at St Marys Hospital weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. Joe Arredondo Jr and spouse welcome a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing 8 pounds 1/4 ounce. Robert House and spouse welcome a son at Methodist Hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 1/2 ounces. George Parramore and spouse welcome a son at Methodist Hospital weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. J A Skipper and spouse welcome a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Jose Cardiel and spouse welcome a daughter at Laufnic Hospital weighing 7 pounds.
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Tommy Wilkerson
26Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Lubbock
Joe Arredondo ,Jr
Rt.2
Petersburg
Methodist Hospital
Robert House
Levelland
George Parramore
Holly
Texas Highway Department
J. A. Skipper
Abernathy
Jose Cardiel
Laufnic
Lubbock civic events and incidents reported
Rear Adm. Charles H. Lyman will inspect Lub bock Naval Reserve training activities and meet civic leaders and reservists. Sigma Chi alumni dinner at Ming Tree then lodge visit. Lubbock Symphony Board to meet at Plainsman Hotel. Credit Management luncheon at Chicken Village. Robert Turner injured in gas explosion. Burglary at Charles Drive In. $95 electric guitar and amplifier stolen. Jodie Asberry robbed of $5 at drive-in.
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Charles H. Lyman
USN
Eighth Naval District
Lubbock Naval Reserve
Sigma Chi
13Th St
Lubbock Symphony Board of Directors
Wedgewood
Plainsman Hotel
The
Lubbock Assn. of Credit’ Management
Chicken Village
L. Brown
Ave. A
Jodie Asberry
20Th St
Sheriff’s Deputies
Charles’ Drive- In
Slaton Hwy
City Youth Burned At Service Station Blaze
A 17 year old Lubbock youth Johnny Availa suffered second and third degree burns while cleaning a car with gasoline at Willie's El Paso Service Station on Avenue H. A cigarette reportedly ignited the gasoline causing the fire at about 8 p.m. Availa was listed in fair condition at West Texas Hospital.
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Lubbock
Avenue H
West Texas Hospital
Johnny Availa
S. Ave. Q
Availa
Willie
el Paso
Ave. H
Mother and six children die in river boat capsize
The Philippine News Service reports that a mother and six of eight children perished when their small boat capsized while fleeing a fire in Doijores Samar Island.
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Manilla
The
Philippine News Service
Doijores
Samar Island
Monthly Playday Draws Large Crowd at Aufill Arena
A sunny Sunday drew a good crowd for the Aufill Sports Arena monthly playday with forty riders participating. Winners include Teresa Newberry and Debra White in Pee wee events, Diane Armes and Linda Nickens in junior divisions, Jim Evans and Don Dickenson among boys, Curley Hopper and Susie Sanders in senior categories, and several others across keyhole, goat tying, poles, rings, flags, barrels, and potato races. Next playday is March 3 at the 314 mile south To Hok a Highway arena location.
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Aufill Sports Arena
Tohoka Highway
Teresa Newberry
Debra Whitehead
Delana Ansley
Ricky Harrison
Keyhole
Harold Crable
Danny Davis
Bruce Dickenson
Diane Armes
Linda Nickens
Linda Seal
Dickie King
Jim Evans
Don Dickenson
Ray Davis
Curley Hopper
Susie Sanders
Ed Evans
Judge Simms
Janie Jones
LaVern Newberry
Lucille Evans
Sonny Harrison
James Whitehead
Harry Newberry
Freeze-drying seen as $500 million to $1 billion by 1970
Freeze-drying, a growing method in food processing, is projected to reach between 500 million and 1 billion dollars in output by 1970. The estimate reflects expanding industrial interest and potential applications across the sector.
Lockney Groups Present Awards At Annual Fete
Marvin Wells named outstanding member of the Lockney Young Farmer Chapter at the third annual awards banquet held in the Lockney High School cafeteria. Stanley Abbott named outstanding member of the Future Farmer of America Chapter and Audrey Holt top greenhand. Tom Parrish of Wayland Baptist College spoke to 146 attendees. Wilbur Adams presided as master of ceremonies for a program that installed new officers Bob Lane, Joe Taylor, Eddie Joe Foster, Jerry Barrant, John Dorman, and Austin King. Charlie Boedeker named first honorary member and received a plaque alongside Adams.
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Lockney
Marvin Wells
Young Farmer
Lockney High School
Future Farmer of America
Stanley Abbott
Audrey Holt
Tom Parrish
Wayland Baptist College
Wilbur Adams
Star Lighters
Bob Lane
Joe Taylor
Eddie Joe Foster
Jerry Bartram
John Dorman
Austin King
Charlie Boedeker
Adams
Boedeker
Oscar Golden
Robert Lee Smith
Gerald Lackey
Clark Harris
Jerry Williams
De Gaulle’s European design stirs Western nerves
In Washington Sir David Ormsby Gore warned De Gaulle aims to be arbiter between East and West and Europe’s third power. French Ambassador Alphand said France would be a friendly third force allied to the United States. Macmillan denounced De Gaulle’s plan as folly while Italy and Britain push near term unity and talks with Germany continue.
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de Gaulle
Washington
Britain
United States
David Ormsby-Gore
France
Soviet Union
Ormsby Gore
Europe
Herve Alphand
Harold Macmillan
London
Rome
Macmillan
Italy
Privy Seal
Edward Heath
Brussels
Amintore Fanfani
Charles Ailleret
Spain
Paris
U. S
West Germany
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Adenauer
David Bruce
U.S
Nuclear weapons divide Canada and United States in election year
The U S Canadian rift over nuclear warheads deepens as Prime Minister Diefenbaker clings to a hands off stance until after the election. Pearson shifts Liberal policy toward accepting nuclear warheads for NORAD and NATO while Aiken and Rusk seek a full explanation and a prompt solution to restore mutual trust.
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Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
House of Commons
State Department
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Pearson
North Bay
Ont
la Macaza
Que
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Honest John
Young Conservatives Assn
Conservative Students’ Organization
Liberal
Toronto
NATO
North American Air Defense Command
Aiken
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Ottawa
Russians Blame U S For U Ban Talks Rift
The Soviet Union said it broke off nuclear test ban talks in New York in favor of Geneva, accusing the West of not intending to end atomic tests. Pravda and Moscow Radio cited Khrushchev's goodwill offer but said U.S. and Britain remain reluctant to end tests.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
New York
Geneva
West
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Great Britain
Asian influenza spreads to multiple U S cities
Washington reports growing evidence of severe respiratory outbreaks linked to Asian influenza. Public Health Service doctors identify the virus in Kansas City and Washington, adding to confirmed cases in North Carolina counties and Baltimore. NIH influenza experts say Asian flu appears the dominant factor across the affected communities.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas City
North Carolina
Baltimore
National Institutes of Health
Chicago
Policemen Shot Dead in New Zealand Domestic Call
Two New Zealand policemen, Leslie Schultz and James Thomas Richardson, were killed while responding to a domestic dispute in Lower Hutt. A 28-year-old toolmaker, Bruce McPhee, was arrested and charged with murder, marking the second double murder of officers in the country within a month.
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Lower Hutt
New Zealand
Leslie Schultz
James Thomas Richardson
Bruce McPhee
Waitakere
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Dallas
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Lloyd Adolphus Gardner
Lillian Montgomery
Uvalde
Port Arthur
Winnie
East Texas
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Houston Coca Cola Bottling Co
General Electric Co
Navy
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Ore
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Coast Guard
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Sisseton
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U.S. 31
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Mich
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Indiantown Gap
Muncie
Rose Hill
Iowa
Hugo
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Viet Nam
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Space Station
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Inkom
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Laval Hot Springs
California
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Oregon
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Massena
International Falls
Minn
Key West
Fla
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Starved Rock
Illinois River
Great Falls
Mont
Robert Turner
16Th St
Uncle Sam
George D. Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Canadian Affairs Subcommittee
Mother Nature
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Delmarva
Thomas L. Martinke
Newark
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