Sleep experiment ends with boy's 11 day rest
Randy Gardner, a 17 year old from New Mexico, completed an 11 day sleep study in San Diego after leaving Lubbock Weather Bureau reports. Doctors noted his brain remained active with dreams and sensory sensitivity while his body stayed in good shape.
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Dudley Lynch
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
South Plains
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Diego
Calif
Sone
Basten
Randy Gardner
Jojeet
Ios
Andy
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dathart
Lufkin
San
Antonio Sae
Texarkana
Lufkin Tange
William Dement
Stanford University
Randy
San Diego Naval Hospital
Dr. Dement
Search for Nine Missing Planesmen Continues Near Hawaii
UPI reports a weeklong hunt for nine men aboard a US Air Force C124 Globe Master continues near Hawaii. No new clues emerged after a red flare sighting 500 miles west-southwest of Hawaii, 50 miles south of the flight path from Wake Island. The area was combed thoroughly with no results and a radar picket destroyer USS Lansing reported only regular shipping.
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Honolulu
UPI
Pacific
Hawaii
Globemaster
Wake Island
Mayou
Lansing
City man chosen Khiva Temple potenate Holmes installed
Bill Holmes of Lubbock was elected and installed as new Potentate of Khiva Temple Ancient and Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in a Wednesday night ceremony. He will head the 38 county jurisdiction serving for one year and oversees 4 300 members across nine units and 19 Shine clubs.
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C. A
Bill) Holmes
Lubbock
Holmes
Chiet
Rabban
Yellowhouse
Panhandle
Tahoks
Matador
New Mexico
Unite
Ard
Shine
Indictments Involvement of Habitual Criminals In January Case Load
The 140th District Court grand jury returned seventy three felonies from ninety six cases with five habitual criminal counts. Defendants include Jack Lester Warner and Dale Norwood Hall both convicted of assault with intent to rob a Lubbock family on Dec 16. Charles William Allen 49 Fort Worth accused of perjury in a burglary case. An additional note lists 12 persons on Page 10.
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Avalanchie-Joyal
Robert
Bean
Amarillo
Dale Norwood
Hall
Odessa
Lubbock
Odon Cuester Saidivar
Warner
Tampica Terrace
Apt
Block Ave
Saldivic
Charles
William Allen
Fort Worth
Allen
Ralston Prin al Mills
Jackie Jerry Rowland
Rowland
Castro presses Europe for heavy machinery amid bus deal uproar
Fidel Castro sends a new trade mission to Prague London Paris and Vienna to buy heavy machinery as controversy over a $1 million sale of British buses to Cuba continues. Britain faces American pressure but says the deal was private. delivery of 400 buses would begin in April. Truman criticizes the sale while Washington and London seek to keep relations stable. An explosion hits Rome headquarters of Italy's Communist led General Labor Confederation with no injuries reported.
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Vite Pecan
ONDON
Fidel Castro
Europe
Cuba
Britain
Legland Motor Corp
Havana
Gong
Prague
London
Paris
Vienna
Marsalka
Washington
Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
United States
Washingston
Truman
Atlantic
Harry S.truman
New York
Brit
1. Jand. Motor. Corp
Rome
UPD
Italy
Labor Confederation
Thala
Bachelor: The man who when things go wrong has only himself to blame
The column offers a sharp moral observation about accountability with a wry tone. It frames personal responsibility as the key to avoiding self reproach when plans derail.
President Extends Challenge To Reds
President Johnson told Congress he would slash uranium production and trim the budget to 97.9 billion while promising full defense strength and a billion-dollar push against property in America. Southerners pledge fight over Civil Rights. farm relief discussed as Democrats cheer programs. Page 10. Ghana purge follows abortive assassination attempt as Nkrumah orders arrests and police reform.
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Johnson
Congress
America
Demos
House
John F. Kennedy
Ghanaccra
Ghana
UPT
Ghanai
Kwame
Nkrumah
Solons React To Johnson State Of The Union
Democrats and Republicans respond with cautious praise for President Johnson’s State of the Union while clashing over civil rights and farm aid. Southern Democrats vow to oppose civil rights moves, and some farm-area senators fault Johnson for solutions to agriculture. House GOP whip Arends calls it a clear 1964 political signal.
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Amy Beta
Ashington
Johnson
Congress
Karl E. Mimdt
R-Sd
Jack Miller
Relowa
Milton R. Young
R-Nd
Young
Teadershig
House
Leslie C. Arends
Trenois
U.S. to Shut Air Base in Spain plan to move 8000 home
The Air Force announced plans to close Zaragosa base in Spain while retaining Torrejon and Moron. About 8,000 Americans and 3,500 military personnel with 4,500 dependents to return by July 1 1968. Bomber moves and standby status for Zaragosa outlined amid wider base closures.
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Armianche-Jourea
Ashington
Air Force
Spain
Zaragosa
Torrejon
Moron
Iareen
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