Nepal Turns Hunger Into Grain Surplus
In 1967 drought driven hunger hit western Nepal. Aid fell short, but Nepal learned new farming via US Japan India and Soviet help. By 1968 grain output rose with surplus of over 70 000 tons of paddy and rising farmers incomes amid lower prices and thriving village itinerant shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madan M. Gupta
Nepal
UPD
India
Veri
Ina
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Kingdom of
Mount Everest
Four SLAIN Youth Held In Murder Of Family
Police charged 15 year old Kenneth Clark with four counts of murder after the Clark family was found slain in Rockville Maryland. The victims include Elaine Clark and her children Roberta Susan Rushelle and Robert Frank. The father Lt Robert P Clark was overseas in Vietnam since March.
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Rockville, Md
Vietnam
Rockville Hogue
Kenneth Clark
Richard Montgomery High School
Elaine Clark
Roberta
Susan Rushelle
Robert Frank
Robert P. Clark
Bthesda Naval Hospital
Olice
Mrs. Minor's Rites Pending in Morton
Mrs. Elisabeth Minor 86 longtime Morton resident died Saturday in her Lubbock home. Services are pending at Semiton Funeral Home. She was born in Benton Arkansas and lived in Morton before moving to Lubbock 12 years ago. Survivors include two daughters Opal Moody and Gladys Harrison both of Lubbock. three sons L B Morton Lawrence of Littlefield and Sedrick of Lubbock. 26 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Fliabeth Minor
Lubbock
Ave. N
Singletom Funeral Home
Benton, Ark
Mior
Opal Moody
Gladys Harrison
L. B
Mortor
Nixon Holds Long White House Meeting On Paris Peace Talks
President Nixon conferred with top military diplomatic and intelligence advisers at the White House on the Vietnam peace talks in Paris. The National Security Council session included Vice President Agnew Defense Secretary Laird Secretary Rogers and CIA chief Helms with Gen Wheeler and the exchange lasted into lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
National Security Council
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Council
Spiro T. Agnew
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
William P
Soviet package deal peace plan for Middle East
Moscow reported Pravda published a Soviet plan proposing a regional settlement for the Middle East. It calls for Israeli troop withdrawal from occupied areas, UN guarantees of frontiers, demilitarized zones, reopening the Suez Canal, and UN monitoring in Gaza and the Gulf of Tirana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Communist Party
Pravda
U.N
Gulf of Aqaba
Tirana
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Israghi
Yigal Allon
Washington
London
Paris
Cairo
U.N. Security Council
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Tirana
Jarring
U.N Mideast
Gunnar V._ Jarring
Cop
Mabee Foundation Provides 350000 Challenge Gift to LCC
The Mabee Foundation grants 350000 as a challenge gift to Lubbock Christian College to spur four year status. Paul Sherrod says the gift is the largest in LCC history and will motivate continued efforts toward expansion. LCC president F W Mattox outlines required facilities faculty and finances for four year status. New trustee Hardy Stewart from Grants New Mexico takes seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennis Baker
Larbbock
Lubbock Christian College Board of Trustees
Joe Mabee
Midland
Mabee Foundation
LCC
Mabee
Paul Sherrod
Lubbock Christin College
LOC
Guy Mabee
Donald P. Moyers
C. D. Forrest
John W. Crox
Don Williams
Hardy Stewart
Grants
N. i
Instructors Log 25000 Hours at Reese AFB Flight
A survey from H Flight 3500th Pilot Training Squadron Reese AFB reports instructors logged over 25000 total flying hours with 15000 hours spent instructing students at the Air Training Command base.
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H. Flight
Reese Afb
Air Training Command
City Woman's Son Killed in Germany
Mrs. Anna Lawton Turner learns her son, U S Army Capt Neil Marlin Turner 29, was killed when his OH13H helicopter crashed near Baumholder Western Germany. He served with Headquarters Co 3rd Brigade 8th Division. Survived by wife Rita Ann and daughter in Mannheim West Germany, and two sisters. An investigation has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lawton Turner
45Th St
U. S. Army
Neil Marlin Turner
Germany
Baumholder Training Range
Turner
Quanah High School
Texas Tech
Rita Ann Turner
Benjamin ‘Franklin Village
Mannheim
West Germany
Leslie Howell
R. H.hendricks
Plainview
Watters Rites Slated Today
Services for Walter M. Watters 80 who died Friday at Heritage Rest Home in Plainview will be held at 3 p m at First Baptist Church in Silverton with ministers Earl Cantwell and C H Murphy officiating. Burial will follow in Silverton Cemetery under Silverton Funeral Home. Watters born December 22 1888 in Haskell County lived in Briscoe County 68 years leaving two daughters and six grandchildren plus a sister and a great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Walter M. Watters
Heritage Rest
Plainview
First Baptist Church
Earl Cantwell
Rock Creek
Briscoe County
War Victim's Rites Set At Seagraves
Seagraves honors Lance Cpl. Irvin Hugh Hill 21 with services at Seagraves High School auditorium led by Rev. Wesley Daniel and military burial at Seagraves Cemetery. Hill, first local Vietnam casualty, died Jan. 14 in Quang Nam after a land mine blast. Survivors: Mr. and Mrs. JL M Hill and sister Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
Lance Cpl
Irvin Hugh
Butch) Hill
Seagraves High School
Wesley Daniel
Spearman
Seagraves Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Hill
Vietnam
Quang Nam
Texas Tech
Beforing
Marines
JL. M
Mack) Hill
Carolyn
Cochran County Resident Dies in Lubbock
James Oliver Gathright 73 long time Cochran County resident died on arrival at Methodist Hospital Lubbock Friday night. Service set for 10 a m Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev Fred Thomas and Rev W P Brian assisting. He moved to Cochran County in 1935 from Amarillo and is survived by wife Sally Cartwright, daughter Helen Keller Weatherford, sons James Hurst Lyndon Irving Marvin Carrollton, sisters Lois Foster Evelyn Gathright Amarillo, brothers Elmer Del City George Bard California and 11 grandchildren.
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Morton
James Oliver Gathright
Cochran County
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Gathright
First Baptist Church
Fred Thomas
W. P. Brian
Seth Ward Baptist Church
Plainview
Amarillo
Sally Cartwright
Helen Keller
Weatherford
James Gathright
Hurst
Lyndon Gathright
Irving
Marvin Gathright
Carrollton
Lois Foster
Evelyn Gathright
Elmer Gathright
del City
Okla
George Gathright
Bard, iCalif
Moreno Infant's Graveside Services Today
Graveside services for Elvira Moreno infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Moreno of Tulia will be at 3 30 p m today at Rose Hill Cemetery with Rev James Duddy of St William's Catholic Church officiating Burial under Wallace Funeral Home direction The infant was stillborn Saturday at Swisher Memorial Hospital
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Tulia
Elvira Moreno
Willie Moreno
Rose Hill
James Duddy
St. William's Catholic ‘Church
Wallace Funeral Home
Swisher Memorial Hospital
Martin Salinas Rites Monday
Services for Martin Salinas 46 of 714 E Regis will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the First Latin American Four Square Gospel Church of Lubbock. The Rev. Roberto Garcia will officiate. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Salinas died at 12:58 a.m. Saturday in Porter Clinic after a lengthy illness. He had been hospitalized about two weeks. Survivors include his wife Natalia two daughters Mrs Martina Guel and Mrs Antonia Gomez both of the home his mother Mrs Aurora Salinas of the home his father Patricio Salinas of Big Wells two sisters Mrs Feliciana DeLeon of Harvard Ul and Mrs Elaina Montez of Abernathy and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Salinas
E. Regis
Lubbock
Four Square Gospel Church
Roberto Garcia
City of Lubbock
Henderson Funeral Directors
Salinas
Porter Clinic
Natalia
Martina Guel
Antonia Gomez
Aurora Salinas
Patricio Salinas
Big Wells
Feliciana DeLeon
Harvard, Ul
Elaina Montez
Abernathy
Monday Rites Set For Lamesa Man Killed In Mishap
LAMESA Special Services for Robert Leslie Wade 57 will be 2 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Newton Starnes officiating. Burial in Lamesa Memorial Park. Wade, owner of Wade Printing Co. and civic worker, died Friday night in a two car collision on State Hwy 137 south of Brownfield. He was a longtime Lamesa resident active in the booster club Rotary Club church work and as an assistant scout master. He served four years in World War II in the South Pacific as a captain. He operated Wade Printing Co. since the late 1940s. Survivors include two sons Lance and Paul, three sisters and seven brothers. Pallbearers listed.
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Lamesa
Robert Leslie Wade
First Methodist
Newton Starnes
Iciating
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon- Phillips Funeral Home
Wade
Wade Printing Co
Brownfield
Jayton Chronicle
Lance
University of Missouri School of Mines
Paul
Home
Ted Beckham
Tierra Bella
Calif
M. B. Whitney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Glen Peters
Brighton
Farley H
Mobile
Ala
Eldon C
el Paso
H. Cobb
William E
Halley D
Jayton
Herbert D
Reno
Nev
Tom O
Amarillo
Charles Warner
Andrew Essary
Sam Parham
Kenneth Hamilton
Ben Cason
Don Cox
Services Monday For Mrs Chick
Mrs. W. A. Chick 86 of 2609 41st St. died Saturday in a Lubbock nursing home. Services 2 p.m. Monday at First Christian Church Erick Oklahoma, burial in Erick cemetery. Local arrangements by Sanders Funeral Home. Survived by son Calvin W. Chick Morgan Hill California daughter Tillman Cobb of Lubbock two stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Chick
41St St
Lubbock
First Christian Church of
Erick
Okla
Sanders Funeral Home
Chick
Calvin W
Morgan Hill
Calif
Tillman Cobb
Area Woman Rites Planned for Mrs. Lois Dever
Services for 64 year old Mrs. Lois Dever of Levelland will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at George Price Funeral Home with Rev. Keith Wiseman and Rev. Clayton Pennington officiating. Burial will follow in City of Levelland Cemetery. Dever, native of Lindsey Oklahoma, died on arrival at a Levelland hospital after illness at home. Survivors include three sons Malcolm and Robert of Marble Falls and Connard of Levelland, two sisters Mrs. W. B. Woods Seattle and Mrs. Billie Karcher Los Angeles, and 10 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Lois Dever
Lubbock
George Price
Keith Wiseman
Wesley Methodist Church
Clayton Pennington
Parkdrive Baptist Church
City of Levelland
Dever
Lindsey
Okla
Levelland Hospital
Malcolm
Robert
Marble Falls
Connard
W. B. Woods
Seattle
Wash
Billie Karcher
Los Angeles
Mrs. Lois Bell Jackson Dies. Services Set
Lois Bell Jackson 57 a Lynn County resident since 1925 died Saturday in a Lamesa hospital. Services 2 30 p m Monday at First Baptist Church O Donnell with Rev Bill Burton and Rev Calvin Partain officiating. Burial O Donnell Cemetery under White Funeral Home Tahoka. Survived by husband Floyd Jackson four daughters two sisters two brothers and many grandchildren.
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O'Donnell
Lois Bell Jackson
Lynn County
Lamesa
First Baptist Church of
Bill Burton
Lubbock
Calvin Partain
Tahoka
O’donnell
White Funeral Home
Bell County
Jackson
Ennis
Noel Morgan
Big Spring
Ralph Morgan
Colorado City
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2053Rd Communications Squadron
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Korea
140Th District Court
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Dist. Atty
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W. W. Rix Chapel
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Texas Highway Department
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High Point
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