Makarios to seek new Cyprus term in 1968 election
Nicosia Cyprus Archbishop Makarios announced he will seek re election as president of Cyprus at a date to be announced next month to work out a compromise settlement of the Cyprus problem The bearded president said he would present a new draft constitution for an independent unitary state under a Greek Cypriot majority. Lennon Rolls coming Beatle John Lennon’s Rolls Royce shipment to the United States is anticipated with a likely trip planned to the US this year and a paint job noted to avoid attention as Makarios aims for stability amid near civil war.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Elec
Makarios
Ean Island
Sfakarios
Cy- London
Jona
Prus
Lennon
Royce
America
Beatles
United States
Walt-J Union
Greece
Yugoslav Purge Expands as Tito Seeks Party Cleanse
Belgrade reports a wide purge targeting alien ideological outlooks within the Yugoslav Communist ranks ahead of the ninth party congress. The Belgrade organization disclosed about 400 members may be expelled for ideological deviations. In Greece, a junta decree moves to purge at least 300 officers, mainly colonels and mid ranks, who supported King Constantine’s coup attempt, signaling consolidation under the regime.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Com- AP
World
Communist Party
Tito Istics
Budapest
Party Organi
Tilo
Athens
UPI
Constantine
Eeevent Momen
Alek
Sander Rankovic
Iplenum
Rankovic
Soviet
Barnard patient shows improved after heart transplant
Cape Town surgeon Christiaan Barnard reported Philip Blaiberg is 50 to 60 percent better with good blood circulation and appetite. Bleeding around the heart was cleared. a virus infection may have caused the earlier complication. Beir ut doctors expect Blaiberg could go home in three to four weeks if no further issues arise. Lebanon’s Hospital director says American team is ahead in overall results and equipment.
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Cape Town
South
Beirut
Lebanon
Barnard
Blaiberg
Comsity
Edward
Stockman
United States
Jedjare
Ibrahim Khalil Dagher
Russian Dissidents Convicted In Moscow Case
Moscow City Court sentenced four members of the National Alliance of Russian Merchants to prison terms totaling 15 years. Yuri Galanskov and Alex Ginzburg were among those convicted for anti-Soviet activities. Others received two to five-year terms and one-year sentences. some await release within months.
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Moscow
UPI
Yuri Galanskov
National Alliance of
Sev
Alex Ginzburg
Galanskov
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Vera Lashkova
Pleas Of Guilty Entered By 10 In County Court
Ten defendants pleaded guilty in County Court at Law No 1 with Judge Edwin H Boedecker listing charges including liquor law violations carrying prohibited weapons and aggravated assault. Sentences ranged from fines and costs to jail terms of five days and three days. In Court No 2 Judge Pat S Moore imposed 180 days on a single defendant for aggravated assault with remaining pleas awaiting trial.
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Edwin H. Boedecker
L. V. Thomas
Leroy Grimes
Ave. C
Raymond Ysasaga
49Th St
Lou Anna Brown
11Th St
Manuel Arredondo
Ave. F
Bruce Stribling
Larry J. Mosely
Idalou Road
David L. Johnson
60Th St
Melecio Villagranco
Pettit
Luther Williams
Meadow
Cleone Reagan
Pat S. Moore
Howard Blevins
Heckville
Richard H. Ruiz
Ave
Jes A. Sandoval
Ronnie Sawyer
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Polish Cardinal Attacks California Hippies
Warsaw AP reports Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Poland's primate, denounced California flower children on Friday. He criticized their long hair, colorful dress, and claimed they fear life’s hardships while advocate love for everything.
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Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Ife
Burglars Reported In City Amid Stolen Goods Spurs
Police investigated multiple burglaries and thefts across Lubbock. Victims include Carl Hughs at 819 Idalou Rd who lost an automatic pistol and silverware, and Texas Tech student John B. Phillips at Carpent er Hall where a stereo tape deck and other items were taken from a parked car. Other incidents mention a trailer house break in at 2210 Clovis Rd with $300 value of items taken, missing pillows and kitchenware, a bicycle theft at 58% Weymouth Hall, and a vibrating machine stolen from Mrs. Rogeen’s home. Three men charged with firing firearms in city limits. A money bag disappeared from a truck near Struges Junior High after vending machines were checked. Guests report bottles thrown at vehicles near Circle Drive-In and at a pickup’s back glass. Burglars also hit L S Cafe on Clovis Road, stealing from machines and about $30 in goods.
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Srimes
Lubbock
Carl Hughs
Idalou
John B. Phillips
Carpenter Hall
Texas Tech
Ferry Franks
Clovis Rd
Kessex
Weymouth Hall
Tech
Dormit
Tommy P. Rogeen
Ranaar
Norman Dees
48Th St
Mardeen
Schol
Donald Otto McGuwler
Michael H. Barrett
Ave
David Treeearer
38Th St
Clovis Re. J. R. Haywood
Robert Perry
28Th St
Circle Drive-In Theatre
R. C. Middleton
16Th St
L & S Cafe
Clovis Road
Christmas Seal X ray unit opens in Town & Country Center
A public Christmas Seal X ray unit operates at Farr's Cafeteria front in Town and Country Center from 11 am to 1 pm with free X rays but a one dollar film-cost donation. Jack Hazlewood of Amarillo announces his campaign in the Pioneer Hotel while opponents and other officials attend district events in Lubbock and Dallas. Hazlewood, 40, Amarillo High School and UT graduate, is married with three children and serves as Amarillo Bar Association president-elect.
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Farr
Town & Country
Jack Hazlewood
Amarillo
District Court of Civil Appeals
Pioneer Hotel
Redpela Bane
W. M. Turner
Lubbock
Bar
Int Association
Irs
eTustice
Alton B. Chapman
42Nd St
Dallas
Hazlewood
Neuvors
Medical Arts Hospital
Hazlewoods
Texas
Amarillo Native Inn
Amarillo High School
University of ‘Texas
Amarillo Bar Assa
Annual Meeting Notes Reveal New Officers and Directors
Fragmented text shows an organization’s weekly meeting and election results. New officers include J.C. lvertising activity, Rickman2, and president Max with vice presidents Dodson Whit Rix Victory. New directors listed alongside holdovers, led by executive director Tom V. Watson.
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Eekly
Kerrina
Busit Reall
Are
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Asl
mSracks
J.C
Ad Dodson
Whit Rix Victory
John Seowgin
Tom V. Watson
Two Men Recaptured Near Mineral Wells
MINERAL WELLS RP reports three men escaped the Goldthwaite jail early Friday morning. Two, J T Butler of Brownsville and Terril Ray Hobbs of Mineral Wells, were captured later the same day. The third fugitive had separated from them earlier and his location was unknown. Nairobi Kenya plans to import farm machinery.
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Mineral Wells
Goldthwaithe
J. T. Butler
Brownsville
Terril Ray Hobbs
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Westinghouse
We Rome OE
Contec Caps
Sye
34Th St
Bob Mead
J. C. Rickman
Owen Hamilton
Better Business Bureau of Lubbock, Inc
Lub ‘Hock
Will Davis
Democratic Party
Renin
Euarock
Auunnal
Uv. Blake Record Center
Rlaenet
Castell
Hetvico
Vrain PO
Vernon Bigham
Derman Igo
B. E. Rushing Jr
Harrell Spears
Thompson
Lee York
Robert B. Gallga
Hamilton
Mark Anderson
Joe R. Harkey
M. P. J. Minter
Rickman
Dodson
Bruce Ferrell
Roy J. Farr Jr. Scoggin
J. ‘J. Talkington
Nairobi
Kenya
RSC Palk
Hare
Lor
RCA and
Whirlpool
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