Adenauer blasts Western capitalism as dangerous to peace
Konrad Adenauer, turning 83, warns capitalism in the West is abusing the disarmament window. He says Western capitals push aid to Khrushchev without proof of peaceful intent and argues long term credits would be repaid only if tied to political gains. He criticizes Khrushchev’s peace posturing as old hat.
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Robbery at Circle Drive-In Nets $200 At Box Office
Two men held a gun on two women at the Circle Drive-In box office pausing to sell a ticket then fled with more than $200 from the cash drawer. Police stopped three cars and a pedestrian within two hours but found no suspects. The victims were Mrs. Johnnie Phillips and Mrs. Judy Hammer.
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Hendrie Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock
Johnnie Phillips
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Judy Hammer
Albuquerque
Hammer
Ichbock
University of Oklahoma
Sacred Moslem Relic Recovered In Kashmir
In Kashmir the theft of a Prophet Muhammad relic hair sparked deadly riots. Premier Shams-Uddin did not explain recovery details. Adenauer hinted West German and allied moves may affect long term credits and relations with the Soviet bloc.
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M L Cope Dies At 58 In Texas Newspaper Circles
Millard Law Cope publisher of The San Angelo Standard Times and a director of The Associated Press died Saturday at Shannon Hospital in San Angelo after a massive cerebral hemorrhage. He was 58 and had been named to the AP board for a second term in 1980. Cope rose from Sonora correspondent to publisher roles across Harte-Hanks papers and served civic and national circles including President Johnson and Gov Connally.
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City Charter Vote Slated
Pope Paul VI began a Holy Land pilgrimage with a large reception in Jerusalem, drawing about one hundred thousand people who greeted him with enthusiasm. His itinerary included travel through Jordan toward Nazareth as the first major stop of a busy day.
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Ubbock
Bill Pitstick
Lubbock
West Berlin visitors end as wall gates reseal
A chaotic scene in Berlin as crowds gather for final farewells before the wall gates close. West Berlin officials report 250000 residents estimated at the border and another 290000 expected to pray at the pope’s procession, amid security tensions and scattered damage.
West Berlin to Open New Technical Talks on East Commitments
Bahr said West Berlin will open new technical talks with the East to address commitments. The move signals renewed efforts to ease tensions and define specifics in ongoing diplomacy.
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West Berlin
Lata Thie Winal
No Major Surprises in County Campaign Push
UBB0CK area candidates from both parties ramp up tests of voter sentiment after six weeks of post assassination reevaluation. The Avalanche-Journal notes primary filing begins soon with several incumbents and aspirants announcing campaigns for upcoming elections.
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Jerry Hall
Avalanche-Journal
Ubbock
Seadhine
Mummers Parade In Philadelphia Sees Court Orders Boycott Threats
The 64th annual Mummers Parade on Broad Street moved six miles under court injunctions and heavy police guard. Civil rights groups protested blackface makeup and potential disturbances led to demonstrations being barred, leaving a smaller crowd than usual and a tense political backdrop for local candidates.
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Committee For Freedom Now
National Assay For the
Ring Stolen From Eva Gabor In Miami Beach Robbery
Eva Gabor and husband Richard Brown were robbed at the Racquet Club between Miami and Miami Beach. Two gunmen demanded the 15 carat ring worth about 25 000 dollars and bound the couple during a 20 minute attack. Brown said one robber threatened to kill Gabor if the ring was not returned.
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United Press
Eve Gabor
Miss Gabor
Miami
Mi. Beach
Brown
Posit
Aya
Prayer fragment notes gratitude and freedom
A reader inscription expresses thanks to the Heavenly Father for the free country and possessions. It mentions Patricia Tilson and includes a garbled address line with stray characters. The fragment conveys a call to appreciation and caution against ingratitude.
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Patricia Tilson
Psychiatrist Quips on Inferiority Complex and Superiority
A comic dictionary joke notes that the only man who can explain why an inferiority complex makes a person feel superior. The gag relies on wordplay about psychology and self regard, reflecting a light, humorous tone in the page's humor section.
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Church
Tragic Belgrade Train Collision Kills 62 with 162 Injured
A highballing express struck a stationary passenger train near Belgrade in fog, killing 62 and injuring 162 as crowds of workers and soldiers on leave filled the trains. Survivors described a brutal wreck and emergency crews worked amid ice and chaos.
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United Pron Informationad
Deraley
Weather map highlights clear to partly cloudy conditions
A weather map for Lubbock and vicinity shows clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Southwest winds run 40 to 25 mph, with gusts possible.
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