Bitter Cold Grips Wide U S From Fort Randall Outages
A faulty protective relay at Fort Randall Dam near Pickstown South Dakota caused a major blackout as breakers tripped, cutting power to Nebraska Iowa southern South Dakota western Illinois and northwest Missouri. Restoration followed by 3:30 p m local time with two hours of relapses. The outage hit Omaha Des Moines Lincoln Sioux City Council Bluffs and the Quad Cities area.
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Fort Randall
Pickstown
S.D
South Dakota
Illinois
Missouri
Omaha
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Quad
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Lachilocotte
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Air Force Base
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Ely
Minn
International Falls
Willamette River
Oregon
Newport
Ore
Idaho
Utah
Pacific
Colorado
Boulder
New York
Lake Erie
Midwest
Appalachian Mountain
North Dakota
Great Ice Cap
Kentucky
Tennessee
Plains
New England
Virginia
Mercury
Los Angeles
Gypsy Held With Stolen Stocks Bonds in Miami Beach
A 29 year old man identified as Stephen Tene or tribal name Bimbo was arrested after attempting to cash a check. Police found hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen stocks and bonds in his hotel room. The FBI said the securities from a New York office were valued at about 650000 to 1 million and he faces interstate transportation charges in addition to a narcotics charge.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bimbo
Stephen Tene
New York
FBI
Stoen Securities
Albert Bible
S. C. Gluck
Biblo
Banquet Honors Lubbock Police and Citzens Traffic Council
Master of ceremonies Bob Nash presided as the Lubbock Citizens' Traffic Council hosted a banquet. Police Chief J T Alley thanked officers with feather badge cases symbolizing community trust. Speaker Jackman of General Electric shared observations on humor adjustment and optimism. Invocation by Rev William S Smith. Music by Walter Marlin Trio and Jamie and Me.
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Ing
Bob Nash
Lubbock
Jackman
William S. Smith
Lubbock Ministerial Asia
Walter Marlin
Jamie and
Bill Wright
Citizens’ Traffic Council
Missile and Space Division
General Electric
Philadelphia
Indonesia Receives 50 Million Loan From Red China
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio returned from Red China with a 50 million loan aimed at nonmilitary projects. He said an exchange of military experience would occur but no alliance was signed. China warned Britain and the United States not to attack Indonesia, pledging they will not sit idly by.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Subandrio
Indonesia
Red China
Peking
Britain
United States
China
Rebels Leader Gbenye Welcomed in Algiers
Congolese rebel leader Christophe Gbenye arrived in Algiers and was warmly received by President Ahmed Ben Bella on Thursday.
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Algiers
Algeria
Christophe Gbenye
Ahmed Ben Bella
Birth announcements highlight multiple families in local hospitals
A parade of birth notices records newborns at Porter Reese and Methodist hospitals with weights from 4 pounds 12 ounces to 7 pounds 6 ounces. Fathers’ occupations include city water department Reese AFB and US government service.
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Joseph Moore
Porter Hospital
Lubbock Cotton OW Co
Evusebio Cavazos
City Water Department
Mr O
Mra Tomag Delsgado
EooMain Pt
Laif Clinic
Service Compress Co
Mra
Pavis G. Mann
Side Rd
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Altan J. Oman
Woth St
Reese Pital
Leslie BE. Sparks
Srd St
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock Water Department
Charlies M. Tines
Methodist Hospital
China pledges aid to Indonesia if war erupts over Malaysia
The joint communique from Beijing following Subandrio’s visit states China would aid Indonesia if Western powers force war over Malaysia. It notes Chou En-lai’s welcome of Sukarno’s April visit to Jakarta, and mentions a $100 million Indonesian credit and expanded cooperation in trade, tech, and militarily.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Indonesia
Malaysia
Subandrio
Peking
Chou En-lii
Sukarno
Jakarta
Communist
New China
Antara
Foreign Office
Ganis Harsonos
Subandrin
Harsono
Sukandrio
Plane slams power lines during landing near Dallas
A single engine plane carrying a Garden City physician Dr James Rev nard his wife Mary Sue and two children plus Mary Stengele crashed into power lines while approaching Garland airport. The impact knocked out power over northeast Dallas area and left Dr Rev nard and Mrs Stengele injured. aircraft destroyed.
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Dallas
UPS
Garden City
Kan
Texas Department of Public Safety
James Revsnard
Mary Sue
Scott
Suzanne
Mary Stengele
Bernard
Baylor University Medical Center
iGarland Airport
Garland
Lubbock Council Hears Zoning and Plant Plans
The council delayed action on bids for a water treatment plant set for May and discussed zoning balance and zoning board representation. A traffic study for North College Ave was ordered after teen car activity prompted a stop light review. Council approved park shop funding and multiple low bids for city projects and utility materials.
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Canadian River
Lubbock
North College Ave
L. B. Woods
3Rd IP
Ave, Y
College Ave
Tidmore
Preet
Aeple
Bob Burr
Maxey Park
Kerr Payving Co
Officer Survives 2000-Foot Free Fall Test Flight
EL CENTRO California an Air Force warrant officer made an unscheduled 2000 foot free fall during Gemini spacecraft escape system tests. Mitch Kanowski of the 6511th Test Group jumped from a CNG plane at 6000 feet over Imperial Valley. His primary chute failed to auto open, he deployed a lanyard, fell to 4000 feet, a reserve chute failed above him, and he landed safely on the desert floor trailing two parachutes.
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EL Centro
Calif
Air Force
Mitch Kanowski
6511Th
Imperial Valley
Desert
Pilot Dies As Two F-102 Jets Collide
In Texas two F-102 fighters from the 182nd Fighter-Interceptor Squadron collided during flight. One jet crashed into ranch land killing its pilot. the second aircraft returned to base with a downed status. The incident occurred about 70 miles west of San Antonio near Kelly. Both pilots were not immediately identified.
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San Antonio
UPD
Texas Air National Guard
Air Force
Texas Air National I Guard
Kelly
Light Snow Forecast as Canadian Front Drops Texas Temperatures
A north wind from a Canadian cold front sweeps across Northwest Texas, dropping Amarillo and Lubbock temperatures with a chance of light snow in the Panhandle. Lows edge into the 20s to 40s as clouds gather and a warming trend returns by Saturday, with another system due by nightfall.
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Texas
Panhandle
Mercury
Amarillo
Jas
Lubbock
Midland
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Central
South Plains
el Paso
Dalhart
Galveston
Lubbock Municipal
Court Bill Toe Sits on Benches in Hub City
The Hub City court system faces a heavy workload with 22 000 cases in the past five years across three courts. Judge Robert H Bean notes the strain and cites plans for a new district court and potential civil appeals court and combined county law library. Rep Jesse T George introduces a measure to create a one county junior college at Denver City and another bill to criminalize blistering agents cantharid in animal treatments.
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Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Travis Shelton
Lubbock
Association
District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
County Law
Levell
Man
Jesse T. George
Levelland
Denver City
Yoakum County
George
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Meat import labeling bill stalls sign requirement
Legislation sponsored by Sen. Dorsey requires grocers to display a sign reading imported meat sold here and label packages with country of origin. Sen. Kennard failed to remove the sign rule by a vote of 8 17. Four senators opposed final passage as lawmakers adjourn for the weekend.
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Sen
Dorsey One
San Angelo
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Viet Nam U S Relations Strained Yet Continue
In Saigon the United States presses Khanh and military leaders for a broadly based civilian government while remaining in daily contact with Saigon. A public execution of Viet Cong terrorist Le Van Khuyen highlights security tensions as interim leadership structures are refined ahead of promised elections.
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Khanh
United States
McCloskey
United’ S States
Viet Nam
Saigon
le van Khuyen
National Railroad
Khayen
Buddhist Institute
Junior high after hours dance at Maxey Center
News briefs note an after-come dance for junior high students from 8 30 p m to 11 30 p m at Maxey Community Center with The Techniques providing music admission 50 cents. Funeral services announced for Mrs Johnnie Blocker at Mount Gilead Baptist Church in Lubbock. Iverson Brown, 62, buried at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Traffic collision leads to Kay Ryan’s treatment and release. J B Hance heads Heart Fund restaurant chairmanship. Girl Scout troops host a benefit show at Bozeman School cafeteria for the Juliette Low Fund with fathers contributing one penny per inch of waistline.
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Maxey Community Center
Johnnie Blocker
1914
Ave
Galveston
Mount Gilead Baptist Church
Iverson Brown
17Th St
Rising Star Baptist Church
E. D. Collins
City of Lubbock
Jamison Funeral Home
Brown
Methodist Hospital
Kay Ryan
Ave. D
Porter Hospital
3Rd St
Uvalde
Miss Ryan
Linda Joy Williams
10Th St
Lois Adams
Baylor St
Girl Scout
Bozeman School
Juliette Low
Oil field tops billion barrels in the nation
The Wilmington oil field off Long Beach California becomes the second in the United States to exceed one billion barrels of oil produced, as reported by state conservation authorities. East Texas was the first to surpass the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Wilmington
Long Beach
Istate Department of Conservation
East Texas
GM and AT&T Profits Highlight Strong 1964 Finances
General Motors narrowly led AT&T in 1964 profits with record company metrics. GM reports show 1964 sales near 17 billion dollars, dividends at 4.45 dollars per share, payrolls worldwide at 4.6 billion, and average employment of 661 thousand amid global strikes. Worldwide car and truck sales reached 6,114,000 units, a new high.
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General Motors
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Frederic G. Donner
John F. Gordon
United States
Canada
Australia
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Methadat Hospital
Oan
Afra
Robert Ragan
TG Am Thordavon Methodit
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David Lee Coggin
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West Fevne Hospital
Home Loan Ce
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Larimauth
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Waples-Platter
Karachi
Pakistan
Clowe and Cowan Inc
Gitford-Hill
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Armco
Wm. Somermlle and Son
Josign Mix. Supply Co
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Ht&e Corp
Arlington
General Electric Supply Co
Ailis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Nelson Electric Supply Co
Fanners Supply Co
Plains Machinery Co
Texas Tech
Gene Alderson
Jack Eastman
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Mankato
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Kottke
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