Viet Cong Crushed In Major Allied Sweep Toward Saigon
Allied forces mounted Operation Crimp pushing toward the Iron Triangle around Saigon. Helicopters delivered troops as airstrikes and armor pressed to cut Viet Cong tunnels and supply lines. Casualties reported on both sides with extensive Allied air and ground assaults ongoing.
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Saigon
Leedars
Unite
1St
Enfantes
1D Airborne Bricade
Arti Servien
Seme TG
Binh Lane
Siaigen
Anus
Ds Bie
Stronzhida
Bitter cold grips Dakota Minnesota and New England
Subzero temperatures spread across North Dakota Minnesota and New England with Grand Forks at minus nine early this morning. Winds 20 to 45 miles per hour created near blizzard conditions from eastern North Dakota to western Upper Michigan while light snow retreated north of the Great Lakes and a few regions saw light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Montana
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Bemidt
Nnion
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
New England
North Dakota
Upper Michigan
Mississippi Valley
North Pacific Coast
Florida
Tennessee
Baptist Church Plans Summer Conferences on Sex
Southern Baptist clergy and lay leaders will attend two summer conferences to discuss the Christian interpretation of sex. The meetings August 1 to 17 in Ridgecrest, North Carolina, mark the first such gatherings called by the denomination on this topic.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist Church
Sla
Ridgecrest
N.C
Southern Baptists
Notable Figures Honored in 1964 Educational and Scientific Honors
The report highlights recipients including Turner who founded Northwood Institute in Midland and grew enrollment 840 percent. Whidden led the University of South Alabama to operability as its first president. Harris, praised for Senate duties and committee work. Adams earns honor for Adams Egg Farms with $10 million annual gross. Herman, famed Broadway figure with hits Milk and Honey and Hello Dolly.
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Johamson
Ant
Whiddon
Turner
Northwood Institute
Midland
Mich
Whidden
University of South Alabama At Mobile
Harris
Senate
Adams
Edwards
Aliss
Herman
Broadway
Texas official seeks writ amid term start questions
The discussion centers on whether a Texas attorney general term begins January 1, 1967, creating an overlap with a senator’s term. Atty. Gen. Will Wilson’s 1962 opinion and constitutional limits are cited as Davis and Spears contest eligibility and filing timing for the 1966 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilson
Senate
Davis
Spears
Calhoun
Supreme Court
John Cofer
Austin
Cofer
Five Named In Complaints Here
Five individuals face felony complaints including three burglary cases. Howarth Summers of Levelland and Ted Freeman of Amarillo were charged in the Peck Seed and Groom warehouse burglary on Locust Avenue with 78 sacks of cotton seed found at a Lynn County plant.
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Howarth Summers
Levelland
Ted Freeman
Ave
Peck Seed & Groom Warehouse
Locust Avenue
Freeman
Summers
Lynn County
Lonnie Bay Coker
19Th St
Nadine Nesbett
Erskine Street
Paul Santos
Erskine St
Herbert Brink
Manuel Luna
St. St
Break-Ins Reported To City Police
Four break-ins were reported to city police this morning along with other weekend offenses. Incidents include a burglary at Frank Newcomb's 5125 Brownfield Hwy station, wallet thefts on Haran and Buck arenas, and damage at a vending machine and Lowell area shops. Officers noted copper wire thefts and a pistol left in a desk. Flora McDean and Al Weed reported thefts from homes and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newcomb
Brownfield
McKee
Haran St
Buckaren Leiner
Quint Avenue
NeuWasx Prodlucte
Patra
Tavesticahen
Athey
Ineidenix
Tenor i
Wootgebel
PMA N Ash
Highland Laundry
Defendants Face Fines and Jail Terms in County Court
A local court row includes Travis Mason 51 pleading guilty to obtaining avlophone service with intent to defraud and receiving 50 dollars plus costs and jail time. Other cases list David Jaureguin 18 fined 100 dollars with 16 days in jail for theft. Joe Lamb 19 and Alton E. Tarrant 21 faced suspensions and fines for driving with suspended licenses. Ward Brown 22 pleaded innocent to check law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OO Cass
Travis Mason
Flavdada
Pat S Moore
BE. M. Kinnison
Chicaco Ave
Carson Smith
David Jaureguin
6Th St
New Theater Plans Retain Landmark Mulberry Tree
The article notes a planned theater at the 50th Street site in Lubbock. Rob Cara Way is identified as born on the historic property, a long standing landmark with a large mulberry tree slated to remain in landscaping. Development shifts from initial plans by James Puy to current developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Caraway
Lubbock
50Th Street
James Puy
Goodwill Trip Highlights Civic Roles and Local Trade Links
A Goodwill trip organized by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce featured a luncheon then a chartered bus tour stopping at Hammills Restaurant in Olen before returning to Lubbock. Attendees included Don Nell, Shallewater, Latthefield, Anton, Ras Aderton, Dea Boren, Reuben Lambert, John Spikes, Sean Ashford, Ray Jones, and other chamber members.
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Ane Develon
Han
Lubbock Group
Hammills
Olen
Lubhback
Frede Aderton
Attendance at City Sunday Schools Up
Sunday School attendance totals 25 061 across 67 churches, up from 18 225 in 63 churches last week. The list names participating churches and denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Church of Christ and Assembly of God among others.
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City
St Forres
St. Jehe'a
Methodist
Matthew
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
Mt Vernon Methodist
First Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
Shepherd King Lutheran First Nazarene Salvation Army
Bethany Christian
First Christan Pony Ee
Lubbock
View Christian
Westmont Christian Arta Hohe Arnett-Benson Baptist Hin
Elleeants
College Avenue Baptist
Jean Ee First Baptist
Flint Avenue Baptist
Memorial Baptist
Oakwood Pantist Second Baptist Syle Eel
Southerest Baptist
Westmoreland Baptist
Zuni Park Baptist
Broadway
Colzate Church
Highland Assembly of God
Riverlawn Assembly of God
Assembly of God
Redeemer
Westmoreland
Gor
Snipers And Booby Traps Plague GIs On Big Strike
U S and New Zealand units attacked near Saigon against Viet Cong forces at Trung Lap. Helicopters ferried battalions into a zigzag trench system and tunnels. Intense fire followed with losses and booby trap hazards as troops fought through jungle and rice fields.
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Page One
Saigon
Trung Lap
1St Infantry
Airborne
Royal Austrian Regiment
Klock
Othe
Cay Soi
Congress Returns to Capitol Hill Amid War and Domestic Debates
Congress opened its new session with President Johnson’s State of the Union pending and war versus poverty debates shaping the agenda. Republicans pressed for curbs on domestic programs while Democrats warned against deep cuts, signaling a cautious start as committee chairs review Johnson’s Great Society and war funding plans.
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Viet Nam
House
Senate
Johnson
Pam
Capitol Hill
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Montana
White House
Carl Albert
Congress
John W. ‘McCormack
Lubbock notices and meetings plus traffic injury report
Local groups meet at Milam's Training Center and the Johnson House Restaurant with speakers on communication hardware and a film. A two car crash at Ave Q and Sth injures two teens. hospital treatment follows. Community events include Masonic talks, a college honor initiation, a funeral tribute, and a March of Dimes walkathon raising funds in Lubbock. Civil jury weeks begin in the 17th and 19th district courts with appointed indigent defense attorneys.
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W. O M. Varvel
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Dallas
South Plains
Institute of Electrical Engineers
Johnson House
Lubbock
Ave. Q
Sth St
West Texas Hospital
Ronnie Dewayne Arnold
10Th St
Foster Edwin Dudgeon
Broadway
Brownfield Man Charged With Arson In City Cafe Fire
Oscar J. Ingram 42 is held on arson charges after a Saturday blaze heavily damaged the Club Cafe in downtown Brownfield. He reportedly admitted entering the building and lighting newspapers, with a 5,009 bond set. The fire caused roof collapse and minor smoke damage to two nearby businesses.
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Brownfield
Oscar J. Ingram
JL. C. Webster
Murphy May of
Club Cafe
Bobby Graves
Mounted Police Plan Expansion Program
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police announce a 14 million expansion program to be completed in five years. Authority Larry Pennell says the plan includes expanded communications facilities a computer use and more training courses in identification work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quawa (Ap
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Larry Pennell
Pennell
Six Java Villages Flooded by Rising River Waters
West Java six villages inundated as river overflow floods farmland after heavy rains. No casualties reported, according to Antara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Jakarta
Indonesia
West Java
Antara
Tech Grad Buddy Wayne Gibbons Dies in Public Service
Buddy Wayne Gibbons, known in Lubbock as a prominent Tech alumnus, earned a B A from Texas Tech and led campus groups including Kappa Sigma and Saddle Tramps. He later moved to Washington to coordinate federal programs for Texas, chair several committees, and served in the 1965 Legislature as sponsor of the oil pooling bill.
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Tech
Lubbock
Buddy Wayne Gibbons
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Saddle Tramps
Washington
Gibbons
Texas
Gibbens
House
Legislative Council
Coast Guard Radio Guides Fisherman Wounded at Sea
A Rush crewman was treated after a fall near a shattered port hole during a storm. Dr. Ritino used radio to direct on‑board care and intravenous blood substitute en route to the Acushnet. The patient was in border line shock but improving with measures aboard the trawler and at the hospital.
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Ingram
Acushnet
Coast Guard
John Pendergrass
Rush
Public Health Hospital
John Ritino
Ratino
Acushnet Oon
Coast
Escapee Shootout Sparks Manhunt Near Petersburg
A juvenile escapee shot Sheriff Stark during a pursuit in Crosbytor after a disturbance. Stark ordered the youth to halt. the youth fired and fled. A widespread manhunt followed, and the suspect was captured near Petersburg the next day asleep in a pickup without resistance.
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Rodriguez
Petersburg
Stark
Crosbytor
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Rika
Han Frewpa
Effietalk
Mar
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Hiridee
Pete Rae
Tone
Prehde
FCS
Bros Bhd
Tate
Bob
Ae Ts Ah
Baptist Church
Cetrack
Eamnhand
Apetetett
Wetaes
Sancom
Rary
Court of Texas
Codragin
House of Representatives
Purelare
Sak Sbrak
Cietlese
Saturn
Flora Mc Dean
Weed
Tolen
Lebrock
Bis
Sudan
Muleshoe
Oltona
Leon Ashford
Col
Kay
Arthur Stark
Bud Aderson
Chamber of Commeres Committee
Stalf Photo
Gretton
England
Jim Smight
Jone
Lion
Hele
Congress Inl Ss
Gress
God
National Presbyterian Church
Ladhock Association For Retarded Children
Milam’s
38Th St
John Weimer
Larry
B. A. Hyatt
F. A. Kleinschmidt
San Antonio
Texas Masonic Lodge of Research
Kleinschmidt
Hurshel Nance
Fred Harbaugh
56Th St
Bob FY. Goodson
Dartmouth
Nance
Harbaugh
Carol Schmidt
J. M. Schmidt
59Th St
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Alpha Chi
Texas Student Education Association
Chessore Cheese Club
Cortez
Colo
J. T. Hay
Floydada
R. C. Hay
33Rd St
Jimmie Lee Dewbre
Crosbyton
17Th District Court
James A. Fillis
Ith District Court
James A.elis
Mounted Police Plan
Kk Tech Grad
Wavne Gibbens
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