North Viet Nam Leader Urges Soviet China Unite Against U S
North Viet Nam leader Phan Van Dong urged the Soviet Union and China to unite against American imperialism at a Honolulu dinner during Kosygin’s visit. He demanded US withdrawal from South Viet Nam and for a unified Vietnam based on communist programs. Dong sought Russian support to strengthen socialist solidarity and the international movement.
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Moscow
Phan van Dong
North Viet
South
Viet Nam
Jently
Kosygin
United States
Dong
Peking
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Socialist Camp
International Communist Movement
Kremlin T
Bullet in Lung Hurts Baytown Girl in Freak Mishap
A girl formerly of Mule Township now living in Baytown Texas suffered a pellet gun wound that traveled through an artery from back to abdomen and settled in her left lung. Doctors say the pellet will not be removed and causes no current pain.
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Houston
Tex
Mulethoe
Baytown
U.S
Lheep
Pathet Lao
Laos
United States
Tass
Kosygin
Unifi
Harpellet
Vesnel
Missing F102 Interceptor Vanishes Off Florida Coast
An Air Force F102 fighter interceptor vanished after scrambling to investigate an unidentified aircraft off the Florida coast. The missing jet, from the 482nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron based at Seymour Johnson AFB, was near Boca Chica NAS when radio contact with its mate was lost. The companion F102 returned to base and rescue operations, including a board of officers, were organized as weather hindered the search.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Air Force
Frcs
Atlantic
482Nd
Seymour Johnson
Goldsboro
Boca Chica Naval Air
Florida
Shotgun Slaying At Houston Hotel Surrenders Suspect
Houston police say James W Jutte 39 of Dobbs Ferry New York surrendered after a shotgun spree at a downtown hotel. Investigators say a county jailer Charles Moore aided the suspect in surrendering.
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James W. Jutte
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Houston
Jutte
New York
Houston Chronicle
Roosevelt
Veterans Ad
Robert E
Charles Moore
Health Week Observance and Local News Summary
Health Week observance in the area is noted as coordinated by the South Plains District Dental Society with Mayor Max Tidmore recognizing the proclamation. A Lubbock Marine Corps recruiting substation was named honor station for January in the Albuquerque area based on enlistments. Jury pools for three district courts are to assemble Monday at 1:30 pm, while 1965 county voter totals await a year audit. No charges were filed in a hotel shooting case involving Jutte and Metcalf. authorities describe the event as an act by a man with a persecution complex and a Navy veteran of World War I.
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South Plains
District Dental Society
Max Tidmore
Lubbock
Marine Corps
Albuquerque
Jute
Metcalf
Moore
Jutte
New York
C. W. Brown
City Man Injured In Accident Here
City man Eugene B. Campbell 42 of 3811 France tested at Christ the King School for next year attended high school here. He was slightly injured in a three car crash near Meth Street at 5 30 p m Friday. other drivers James Biggers and James Terrell were unharmed. Campbell was taken to Methodist Hospital for observation. The accident followed another near 5 30 p m and Cecilia Yarborough speak at a ceremony honoring Senator Ralph Yarborough in Austin.
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Christ
King
Eugene B. Campbell
France
Saturn 43Rd St
Methby
Kathleen
Christ the
Odist Hospital
19Th St
Campbell
Methodist Hospital
Theta Sigms
Phi
Hicles
James Ray Biggers
Texas Tech
Jamesx
Donald Terrell
Cecilia M. Yarborough
Hernandez
Idsloy Road
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Nies
U.S
Austin
New York
Bliss Says Barry Will Have Voice In GOP Policy
Akron AP Ray C Bliss new Republican national chairman from April 1said at Lincoln Day dinner Barry Goldwater will have a voice in future party policy He noted Goldwater a defeated 1964 candidate has a tremendous following and will help build a strong GOP organization but Bliss cautioned it is too early to evaluate 1968 presidential prospects
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Akron
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Idwater
Bliss
Thruston B. Morton
Akron Republican
Goldwater
United States
Blise
GOP
A&M Approves Transfer Plan Across Texas Systems
Arlington State College could move from the A&M system to the University of Texas system under Gov. Connally’s reform plan for 22 state higher education institutions. A&M President Earl Rudder said the change would be acceptable if it serves the state’s educational needs and remains a legislative policy decision. Arlington and A&M administrations dispute no controversy, despite newspaper impression.
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John Connally
Rudder
Nate Finance Committee
AGM
Ar. Anston
Jack
Indians Attack Citrus Crops Amid Labor Shortage in California
In Oxnard California Indian workers from Farmington New Mexico attacked the lemon picking effort as growers seek labor to harvest a 30 million dollar citrus crop. Ventura County and nearby areas struggle to replace bracero workers whose program ended December 31.
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Oxnard
Calif
Ventura County
Farmington
N.M
Citrus Growers
Jack Lloyd
Coastal Growers’ Association
California
Mexico
Episcopal Diocese Votes To Aid Seminary
The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas voted to become a full partner in the operation of the Theological Seminary left the Southwest at Austin. The diocese coowns the seminary, one of two Episcopal seminaries west of the Mississippi. Budget notes show a total church program budget of 322 824 with an 18 329 increase over last year including 17 804 for Missions. Delegates to the Seventh Province Synod were named from several Texas cities and Austin clergy. The council also accepted the bid of the Church of the Advent at Brownsville to host the 1966 council meeting.
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San Antonio
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Iary
Austin
Diocese of West
Department of Missions
Seventh Province Synod of the Episcopal Church
Clay Puckett
Allen
David Penticuff
Jack Deforest
Robert Creasy
New Braunfels
Reynell Parkins
Cor
LCC Names Homecoming Queen During Ceremony
During homecoming at LCC, Paula Wright was crowned homecoming queen. The 1964 queen is a secondary education major and active campus leader. Runners-up were Jill Grangerman and Glenda Rogers with attendants including Carol Buffington.
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Paula Wright
Perryton
Lubbock Christian College
Bidahouse
Jill Grange
Spearman
Ight
Perryton Sopher
Gail Carruth
Dalfore
Lubbock Ham Thristian College
George Ann Davis
LCC
Chap-Wright
sarrals-Abilene Christian Colege
Jill_Grangerman
Glenda Rogers
Odessa
Carol Buffington
Jal
Funeral for Eugene H. Brown in Crosbyton
Eugene H. Brown longtime Crosbyton area resident dies in Crosbyton hospice. Funeral at First Baptist Church Crosbyton with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include wife Viola son Edmund four grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Pallbearers listed. Brown WWI veteran and Mt Blanco Baptist member.
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Crosbyton
Serrlees
Eugene H. Brown
First Baptist
Ernest Stewart
First Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
King Funeral Home
Brown
Whiteville
Tenn
Mt. Blanco
Mt. Blanco /Baptist Church
Viola
Edmund
Billy Joe Hambright
Floydada
Earl
Abilene
Wesley
Weldon McClure
Milard Watson
Truman Barnett
Howard Gene Bishop
Owen Keith Crump
McClain Rites Pending Here
Services are pending at Rix Funeral Home for M. E. Mike McClain 67 a salesman from San Marino California The notice cites his occupation and residence as part of the obituary record.
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Rix Funeral Home
M. E
Mike) McClain
San Marino
Calif
Funeral rites for Mrs. Owen Workman scheduled
Mrs. Owen Workman 39 dies after brief illness at Memorial Hospital. Funeral service to be led by Rev. Roy Edgeman and Rev. Women ible with burial at County Memorial Park. Survivors include husband McClain and four daughters. The report also notes a motel death of Jesse McClain and details of a investigation concluding natural causes.
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Isalee
Owen Workman
Memorial Hospital
Roy Edgeman
Women Ible
Gaines
County Memorial Park
Singles Funeral Home
Harry E. Owen Dies In Lubbock
Funeral services for Harry E. Owen, an 15 year Lubbock resident and insurance agent, will be held at Ford Memorial Chapel in First Baptist Church with Dr J Ralph Grant and Rev J T Bolding officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife Fay a daughter and four siblings.
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Harry E. Owen
41St St
West Texas Hospital
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
J. Ralph Grant
J. T. Bolding
Resthaven Memorial Park
Franklin-Bartley Funeral
Owen
Lubbock
Fay
Abilene
Tour Sisters
Lena Watkins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Douglas Robertson
Calvin
Okla
M. Ja. Caldwell
Paris
Tex
H. K. Joyce
Tulsa
James
Oklahoma City
Julian
Broken Arrow
Okl
Tackle Short
Swisher County Man Hurt When Car Fell From Jack
A Swisher County resident was injured at about 8 45 p m when a car he was working on fell off a jack. He was reported in satisfactory condition. In Morton funeral services were planned for A L Clayton with rites at First Baptist Church. Burial in Plains Cemetery. Survivors include brothers Allen Houston and Roland Tomball.
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Tulia
Swisher County
Isher County
Hosi
Morton
A. L. Clayton
First Baptist
Nuclear Armament Costs Peak. Vance Reports 44 Million
Defense cost briefing shows total nuclear armament at about 44 million dollars with a 34.5 billion package pending. figures include five year continental missiles defense and sea based subs. McNamara testifies detailing strategic forces, ICBMs and bomber reductions planned for the next fiscal year.
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Vance
Stalr
Missile Defense
United States
Eecetey Somit Penit Jers
Air Force
Lount
Ioll
Airc Pol
Riley W. Floyd Dies In Snyder
Riley Wade Floyd 51 a Snyder resident died Saturday at his brother's home. Funeral at East Side Church of Christ Monday at 3 pm officiated by Dunn Browning with Richard Williams assisting. Floyd leaves wife Rosalía three daughters Mrs Shirley Head Mrs Betty McConaby and Starla Floyd a son Jackie sisters and brothers and Millie Floyd mother. Pallbearers Mozell Roggenstein Garlan Sambro Wallace Salmon Edwin Parks Earl McDow C B Tankersley.
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Tahoka
Millie Floyd
Snyder
Mozell Roggenstein
Garlan Sambro
Wallace Salmon
Edwin Parks
Earl McDow
C. B. Tankersley
Pollard B Wise Funeral Pending
Pollard B Wise 75 a farmer and Dawson County resident for 24 years died at 4 30 p m Saturday in Seale Hospital Survivors include his wife of Lamesa Odessa Mrs Lewis Mc Guire Odessa four sons Paul Irondale Ala Pollard Jr San Benito Lewis Welch and John O Donnell a sister Mrs Clarence Parker Sondheimer La three half sisters Mrs Auble Graves Mrs Junie Johnston both of Montgomery La and Mrs Nellie Harlen Winfield La two half brothers Ellie and Tom Wise Montgomery La 21 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Pollard B. Wise
Dawson’ County
Branon - Philips Funerale
Seale Hospital
Lamesa
Lewis McGuire
Odessa
Paul
Irondale
Ala
Pollard Jr
San Benito
Lewis
Welch
John
O'Donnell
Clarence Parker
Sondheim
Princess Marsurette To Attend University Of London
Princess Marsurette heiress to the throne of mark will study two months at the University of London. The Danish AP report notes her brief stay and academic pursuit in London as part of royal duties.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Marsurette
Mark
University of London
Mrs Holder Dies In Denver City
Mrs Hazel Holder 40 a Denver City resident for years died at 5 30 am Saturday in Yoakum County Hospital after six months illness She was a member of the First Methodist Church where she taught Sunday School Burial will be in the Denver City Cemetery under the direction of Singleton Funeral Home Services will be at 2 30 pm with Pastor Davis Edens officiating Survivors include husband J D Holder and other relatives from Denver City Monrovia Liberia plans new shipyard.
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Denver City
Hazel Holder
Denver
Yoakum Countyity Hospital
Ider
First Methodist Church
Ont Terents
Dassie Maples
Bett Rt
Makah Lodge
Robert Harriss Rites Pending
Funeral services pending for 72 year old Robert Harriss of Brownfield after a visit in Odessa with daughter Mrs Briggs. A longtime Santa Fe railroad employee and Methodist, he is survived by wife Eliza, daughter Mrs Briggs, brother Claude Ham, sister Mrs Lottle Bisso, and two grandchildren.
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Brownfield
Robert Es
Odessa
Harriss
Bill Brig. Re
Santa Failway
Methodist Church
Eliza
Mra. Briggs
Claude Ham
Fort Worth
Lottle Bisso
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Bob Privitt
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Harding College
Koino- Inia
University of Tulsa
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New York City
Waterman Industries
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McClain
San Leila Holt
San Ans
Lydia Butler
Sull
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T. J. Yar
Emmell
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San Angelo
W. E. Anthony
Sal
Saunders
J. F. White
O'Donnain Thaden
Shad
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Beatrice Ian
Aelos O'Donnell
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