India Leaders Ponder Post Nehru Premiership Options
Belgrade reports a goodwill mission led by India’s Agriculture Minister to discuss cooperation. The article surveys several leading contenders for the prime ministership, including Lal Bahadur Shastri, Kamraj, Krishna Menon, Indira Gandhi, and others, noting strengths and political dynamics within the Congress Party.
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Folk Singer Leon Bibb Tops Tech Union Event
Avalanche-Journal staff review covers Leon Bibb's tech sponsored program at Texas Tech. Bibb delivered emotive folk readings and songs from Porgy and Bess to traditional spirituals with strong phrasing and stage presence. The Special Events unit of the Student Union presented the concert.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Leon Bibb
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Texas Tech
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Money For White Sands Project Sets Funding
The White Sands project aims to upgrade weapon and range equipment with federal support. Morris says the administration will expedite papers and begin construction soon, seeking about 50 million dollars, as part of a broader push to modernize military equipment and programs.
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Army
White
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Sands
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White Sands
Morris Xaxt
Sinders
Esane
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Thane
New USIA Chief In First Formal Speech In Job
The new USIA chief addresses the agency in a formal first speech outlining aims about information dissemination and propagating ideas abroad. He emphasizes adherence to laws and freedoms, signaling policies on public diplomacy and national messaging.
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USIA
Paper Endorses Don Yarborough in Texas Governor Race
The Austin Herald endorses Don Yarborough for governor, praising his integrity and nonpartisan approach. It urges voters to elect a candidate who balances reform with steady leadership after years of perceived inaction by the Connally administration. The paper cites Yarborough as offering strong readership and focus on social issues.
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Randidare Yarboraah
Houston
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Hia
Vanpoaterd
Dawson Heraig
Pagar
John Connally
Herald
Texas Despetsay
Sarge Speaks at National Press Club
Washington based report notes Sargent Shriver declined to discuss vice presidential prospects or domestic policy. He said only President Johnson can answer questions about his plans and noted Johnson appointed Shriver to coordinate the Peace Corps. Shriver spoke on the Peace Corps' global impact, not policy.
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National Press Club
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Johnson
Erty
Dent Johnson
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Ee Corps
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Peace Corps
Amerie
Earl E Kerr and Mrs Rutherford Named Boss and Woman of the Year
Earl E Kerr received the Boss of the Year honor at the American Women’s Association Boss Night in Lubbock while Mrs. Cooper Rutherford was named Woman of the Year. G F Viet presided on public services at Lubbock Christian College. The event featured Indian Dancers and a theme about Chiefs and Little Indians. Kerr, head of the Retail Merchants Association, was cited for his work with the Lubbock Community Chest during its first year. he later led the Buffalo Lakes Project.
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Space Echo 2 link marks start of US USSR joint tests
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union announce the first combined space research and communication test. Tass reports a Jodrell Bank beam to Echo 2 was reflected by its surface and received by a Soviet radio telescope. The program aims to exchange spaceearth data and includes data from US and Soviet satellites and launches.
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Politician Patnaik shaped by shifting winds and rising power
A fragmented portrait notes Patnaik's career from Hindustan ties and British influence to a political pivot in Congress East Coast state Chesox. It cites his resignation as chief minister, boarding an airline career, and a reputation as opportunistic yet capable, feared for ambition and seen as bored with ceremonial roles.
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Fire Explosion Rip Arkansas Feed Mill
An explosion at a Fort Smith feed mill left two missing and seven injured. Seven were admitted to hospitals for burns and lacerations. The cause of the blast was not known and the mill, heavily aged, was operating at normal hours when the incident occurred.
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Fort Smith
Unique opportunity for educated man to start income business
For the man seeking continuing income, a high ethical community accepted venture offers unique opportunity. Financial assistance and complete training available. Initial investment modest, profits and net worth grow in a growing utility type industry. Call George Taylor this weekend at SH7-1671 Ext 17 in Lubbock or write Rayne Corporation at 123 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, California.
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Acquittal in Landmark Entry Law Case
A three judge federal panel ruled the passport entry provision unconstitutional. It held governments cannot penalize a citizen re entering the United States without a valid passport. The case centered on William Worthy who returned from Cuba on December 10 1961 and faced charges of illegal entry.
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Appeals court blocks punishment for reentry after absence
The Texas A M University case reveals the appeals court ruling that a citizen cannot be forced into exile or criminal punishment for reentry after leaving the United States without a passport. The decision holds the government cannot impose harsh penalties beyond lawful borders. the matter concerns missing checks valued at 114000 dollars reportedly shipped to First National Bank in Dallas.
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Tom Cherry
A&m
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Upstexas Arm University
Raiway Express Co
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Lubbock Police Investigate Theft at Local Home
Lubbock police continue probe into a theft at a residence on Stn St near Ave 0. Investigators report two entry points and a missing wire, with about $100 in money and a window damage estimate of 25 dollars. Tech professor M. F. Lander reported the break‑in and ransacked house earlier in the day. Zanzibar recognition set new Delhi cabled release notes Parliament Friday.
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Landner
Baker's Best for Dandruff Itchy Scalp
An ad touts Baker’s Best as a simple effective remedy for dandruff and itchy scalp. It argues harsh treatments ruin hair and promises satisfaction or money back the Baker’s name featured.
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