Winds of change in Asia shape Rusk tour outcomes
Secretary of State Dean Rusk wrapped up a Asia swing in Seoul noting new winds blowing toward economic and social development. He warned non Communist nations seek more independent action while Japan and South Korea push neutralism and greater sovereignty as Seoul signs a status of forces agreement granting Korea jurisdiction over off duty U.S. servicemen.
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Dean Rusk
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Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization
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Manila
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Taipei
Seoul
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Chi
Japan
Asia
Viet Nam
Asian and Pacific Council
SPAC
Kyoto
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Red China
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South Korea
Lee Tong-Won
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Young American Singers to Appear Twice Daily on Ford Show
The Young American Singers from Los Angeles will perform twice daily on the Tennessee Ernie Ford Show at the 49th Panhandle South Plains Fair in West Texas from Sept 26 to Oct 1. The group stands out for its look with short boys’ hair and long girls’ hair.
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Johnny Mathis
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Panhandle South
Plains Fair
West Texas
South Plains Fair to Feature Ford, Mathis and Young American Singers
Ford and troupe promote a six day Panhandle South Plains Fair in Lubbock September 26 to October 1. Johnny Mathis joins the bill with the Young American Singers, an 18 member Los Angeles group famed for TV and stage appearances. Twice daily shows, matinees half price for kids, and mail order tickets now available.
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Local Girl Heads to Honduras for Goodwill Mission
Lynn Hamilton 18, a 1966 Monterey High graduate and daughter of James M. and Mary Hamilton, departs from Lubbock for Houston to join Agimos de las Americas on a goodwill mission to Honduras Central America. She will interpret for 80 U S college students doctors and nurses providing inoculations and promoting ties between nations.
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Lynn Hamilton
Monterey High School
James M. Hamilton
48Th St
Houston
Agimos de Las Americas
Honduras
Central America
Lubbock
Texas Aes Tech
United States College
Soil Survey To Be Made Public In Seminole Meeting
The Gaines County soil survey conducted by the Soil Conservation Service will be presented at a July 14 meeting in Seminole at 8:30 p.m. Roy Wicker will chair with Harold W. Hyde detailing the survey process. Bill Gunter will discuss implications for soil and water conservation. W. S. Goodlett will explain publication distribution to farmers and ranchers. The public is invited to attend at the Seminole community building.
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He.c
Soil Conservation Service
Roy Wicker
Gaines-Andrews
Seminole
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