Churchill Tribute Promised as Polished Mind Shines
A Tulia child eight months old Jonathan Yarbrough died after a traffic collision on an unpaved country road south of Hale Center. His mother Mrs Percy Yarbrough and two men from Kress were injured and treated at High Plains Hospital. A second vehicle rear ended a car driven by Lindsey Keys, Hale Center, on High Line Road. The death raises the area toll to 15 for the year, with arrangements for the burial underway.
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Tulsa
Power Line Failures Ice Chicago Hard Hit
A severe ice storm crippled the Midwest and East leaving streets slick and thousands of power lines down. In Chicago over 150000 homes and businesses lost electricity as transformers failed and linemen from Chicago, Town and Indiana crews worked through the night to restore service aided by helicopters spotting trouble spots.
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Iron-Hand approach marks county judge on juvenile delinquency
Lubbock area reports show Hereford County judge clinging to a hard line policy to curb juvenile delinquency as part of a broader “At a Glance Today” roundup. Other items include Texas Tech spring enrollment set to begin, Johnson’s budget message anticipation, and Congo refugees’ peril.
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Hereford
East German Press Attacks James Bond In Propaganda Campaign
The official East German press denounces James Bond as an anti Communist British Secret Service agent. Neues Deutschland blasts Bond as corrupt and brutal, accusing him of murders torture and sexual exploitation while praising Soviet moral authority and warning readers about his violent tactics.
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Buddhists Hit Taylor as Vietnam Civilian Rule Urged
Viet Nam generals met to back Premier Tran Van Huong amid Buddhist antigovernment disorders. Army leaders signaled possible pressure for a military takeover while Buddhists blamed U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor for backing Huong.
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United States
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Buddhist unrest in Vietnam wanes amid riots and looting
Leaders note Buddhist agitators pressed anti American demonstrations in Hue Nha Trang and Saigon as riots subsided over two days. Observers say the Buddhist revolt lost steam though personal crisis reports continued to surface. See VIET NAM Page 10.
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Nha Trang
World mourns Churchill as leaders praise his indomitable courage
Tributes poured in from Queen Elizabeth II, President Johnson, Pope Paul VI, Charles de Gaulle, Eisenhower, and Truman after Sir Winston Churchill's death. Messages hailed him as history’s child, a six-decade statesman and champion of freedom.
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Lions International District 2T2 Meet Closes In Lubbock
Herbert C. Perry of the Texas Highway Commission chaired the 1965 mid winter Lions District 2T2 conference in Lubbock attended by about 1,000. Elections named Alton Griffin and Pete Cheaney for district governor, Ray Renner for Crippled Children's Camp director, with Plainview chosen as the April 24-25 convention site.
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Lions International
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Pete Cheaney
Lubbock
Chil
Dren
Ray Renner
Lamesa
Plainview
Koko Palace
Petry
George Nelson
Tut Tawwater
Lion
Texas
Queen Orders State Funeral For Sir Winston Churchill
Queen Elizabeth announced a state funeral for Sir Winston Churchill to be held in Westminster Hall and St. Pauls with burial at Blenheim. He died at 90 after a massive stroke, prompting tributes as world leaders and Royalty planned attendance. Parliament adjourned for a week and church bells tolled while BBC and radio stations aired memorials.
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Johnson May Attend Churchill Funeral in London
President Johnson, recovering in Bethesda, said he hopes to fly to London for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral if doctors allow. He praised Churchill and ordered government flags to fly at half staff through the funeral day.
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Bethesda
Churchill
Weather Map Page for Lubbock Area Forecast
Partly to mostly cloudy with cooler conditions this afternoon as dust blows through Lubbock and vicinity. Expect a high in the low 60s and a low tonight in the upper 20s. Strong winds and frigid overnight temperatures possible.
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