De Gaulle Kosygin Meet Amid Shifting Middle East Stance
Premier Kosygin and President de Gaulle planned a second Paris encounter in 16 days as de Gaulle shifted from a middle road position. They aim to discuss the Mideast crisis after Hollybush talks and a Havana visit by Kosygin. Turkey and France urged a freely settled outcome, with no clear path shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ARIS
Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
United Nations
Johnson
de Gaulle
Communist Party
Israel
Jaraéh
France
Mideast
El‘ysee
Kosygin
Havana
Fidel Castro
Turkey
Cevdet Sunay
Sunay
de Guaulle
Hollybush
Glassboro
N.J
la Cabinet
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
U.S
Paris
Gaulle
NOW LAW President of Inks New Draft Bill
A four year draft extension was signed into law by President Johnson with major change limiting automatic deferment for college students and no immediate move to induct 19 year olds. Executive order provides standby authority for younger calls but not expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ashington
Johnson
Thomas D. Morris
Defense
Morris
Texas
Family Dream, Trash Turned Tragic Tale of Lost Down Payment
Dingle family of six finally moved into a six room house after seven years of saving. Mary's careless disposal of $1,180 to $2,100 nest egg with a garbage bag led to the loss of their down payment. A rag salvage firm found no money amid the packing wreckage and help has dwindled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
IAMI
Dingle
Dingles
Mary Lee
Texas hearing ends Solon backs farm labor bargaining
A U S Senate subcommittee wrapped two days of migratory labor testimony in the Rio Grande Valley with a call to extend collective bargaining protections to farm workers. Sen Harrison Williams cited alleged brutality by Ranger Capt A Y Allee and deputies, noting numerous arrests and alleged strike breaking as troubling evidence against official conduct. He said transcript will be sent to the Justice Department and will seek guidance on next steps. The hearing was not a circus, Williams said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Simpson Dinburg
U.S. Senate
Rio Grande Valley
Harrison Williams
Ranger Capt
A. Y. Allee
Starr County
Allee
Raul Pena
United States
Williams
Justice Department
U. S
Solon
First Negro astronaut named for Air Force program
SEGUNDO Calif The nations first Negro astronaut Maj Robert H Lawrence 31 of Chicago and Maj Donald F Peterson 33 of Winona Miss were named for the Air Force Manned Orbital Laboratory program along with 12 others among 500 officers. Peterson said the capsule has no back seat and Lawrence welcomed orbiting with Peterson noting the normal progression of Negroes in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Aerospace Research
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Los Angeles
James A. Abramson
Portland
Ore
Robert T. Herres
Denver
Robert H. Lawrence Jr
Chicago
Donald
Associated Press
Segundo
Calif
Robert H. Lawrence
Donald F. Peterson
Winona
Miss
Peterson
James A. Abrahamson
Inglewood
Navy
Marine
Lawrence
Englewood High School
Bradley University
Peoria
Iil
Ohio State University
Shroyer
Marriage Vows Another Thing Easier Said Than Done
A brief note on wedding promises and the challenges couples face as they plan and commit to a life together. The column reflects on patience, communication, and shared goals in building a lasting marriage.
Prayer for Attitudes and Kingdom in Relationships
A Reader offers a devotional plea for divine guidance as people seek attitudes and goals that realize the eternal kingdom in their daily relationships and conduct.
Hong Kong Crash Kills Many. 16 Americans Missing
A Thai airliner with 80 aboard crashed into Hong Kong Harbor during fog and a rain squall. Of 80, 21 dead and 3 missing. 956 survived. Among the Americans were 34 Sacramento teachers and students on a study tour. two noted survivors described the moment of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Kong
Hong Kong
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Thai International Airways
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento State College
Asia
Taipei
Formosa
Kai Tak
Stanley Spector
St. Louis
Glen Whitlock
Laguna Beach
Conner Cole Attains 40 Years As TTU Bookstore Leader
Conner Cole marks 40 years as general manager of the Texas Tech College Bookstore on the campus. From a 20 by 25 foot room to a 32 000 square foot departmental building, his tenure reflects deep ties to the college and its students. He began in the book business by accident while a University of Texas student and later stayed on at the university Co op after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Conner Cole
Cole
Texas Tech College
University of Texas
M 16 Workers Vote To Strike
Hartford UPI reports Colt Industries workers at the M16 plant voted almost unanimously to strike at midnight. About 90 Local 376 UAW members were eligible to vote after six weeks of contract talks with management prior to the vote. No exact tally was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
UPI
Colt Industries, Inc
Vietnam
United Auto Workers
UAW
Pentagon balks at trading strategic weapons for arms ban
Pentagon officers say they would be reluctant to surrender any of the United States newest strategic weapons to secure a Soviet led antimissile ban. The report cites high level military sources in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Horton Ashington
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Complex Arms Talks Shadow Krass Policy Shift
National City police report a father spots and rescues his kidnapped daughter Vicki Ann McKnight, unharmed, after an all-points bulletin for the abductor. The incident interrupts a tense national debate over possible limits on offensive and defensive missiles amid Soviet arms deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City
Calif
Vicki Ann McKnight
Larry McKnight
Barbara
Vicki
McKnight
Judge rules on Mansfield body custody in Dallas
United Press International reports Judge Bernard J. Bergert ruled Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay were not legally divorced and awarded custody of Mansfield’s body jointly to Hargitay and Mansfield’s mother Mrs. Harry Peers of Dallas. The body was turned over to Bultman Funeral Home for a quiet Dallas funeral amid competing plans from Matt Cimber for a Hollywood service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas International
Orleans
Dist
Bernard J. Bagert
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Hargitay
Harry Peers
Dallas
Miss Mansfield
Bultman Funeral Home
Matt Cimber
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Bagert
Lubbock Sets June Rain Record at 7.95 Inches
The city total for June reached 7.95 inches a new record, surpassing the 1921 7.71 inch mark. Five tornadoes were reported. heavy rainfall drenched the Panhandle while scattered showers cooled the South Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Knapp
Journal
Ubbock
Panhandle
South Plains
Abernathy
Also Mentioned on This Page
SetOn Mideast Talks
Inks
RED China
Tokyo
Communist China
Chinese Communist Party
Chinese Party
International Communist Movement
Lubbock, Area
Lubbock Hubbers
Sec. C
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
North Carolina
Liberty
Jordan
Hussein
News Page
Ladin
Avalanche-Journal
By Tanner Laine
M-16
Moscow
New York
Mansfield Funeral
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lubbock Municipal
Lubbock
WeaTwice
Amarnilo Albuquerque
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!