Courtesy Given Honoring Bride
Bridal shower honors Mrs. Herman Boatman formerly Miss Deanna Small at the home of Mrs. Ardis Montgomery 6022 Norfolk Tuesday night. Co hosts Mrs. Montgomery with Mrs. Bill Gage, Mrs. Robert Rowse and Mrs. Frank Hodges. Seventy guests attended. hostess gift will be an electric appliance. Special guests include Mrs. Perry Small and Mrs. Bryan Boatman. The couple married July 2 in Memorial Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Boatman
Deanna Small
Ardis Montgomery
Norfolk
Montgomery
Bill Gage
Robert Rowse
Frank Hodges
Perry Small
Bryan Boatman
Memorial Baptist Church
Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Named
The Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Bridge Studio on Ninth Street North. North-south winners were Mrs D W Gaignet and Mrs Meldon Leslie first, Kent Jones and Mrs B Tevis second, Mrs John Vicers and Roy Mathews third. East-west winners were Mrs Dudley Walker and Mrs Jack Clendenin first, Mrs L R Rampy and Mrs Maurice Healy second, Don Elgin and Bob Gready third. Master point will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Bridge Studio.
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Lubbock
Duplicate Bridge Club
Pom
St. North-south
D. W. Gaignet
Meldon Leslie
Kent Jones
B. Tevis
John Vicers
Roy Mathews
Dudley Walker
Jack Clendenin
L. R. Rampy
Maurice Healy
Don Elgin
Bob Gready
Bridge
Ring Vows Said By Post Couple
Miss Cherri Dean Cummings and Charles Glen Landtroop married July 2 in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Post. The couple plans life after a New Mexico trip with bride attending Commercial Business College in Lubbock and groom employed by Racker A Well Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Cummings
Pete Landtroop
Post
New Mexico
Landtroop
Commercial Business College
Lubbock
Racker A Well Service
Post High School
Ray Sims Weds Elizabeth Barnett in Bellview
Miss Elizabeth Ann Barnett and Gordon Ray Sims were married Saturday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Butch Pasch officiating. The couple greeted guests at a reception and will reside at 109 K Nelson in Bovina. The bride, a 1966 Bellview High School graduate, and the groom, a Texaco Truck Stop employee, are both from area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellview
Elizabeth Ann Barnett
Gordon Ray Sims
First Baptist Church
Butch Pasch
Harry S. Barnett
Jack Williams
K. Nelson, Bovina
Bellview High School
Childress
Texaco
Bovina
Whitaker Rowland Wed In Northwest Church Ceremony
Dana Lynn Rowland daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray M Rowland of Plymouth Michigan married Glen P Whitaker on May 28 at the Northwest Church of Christ in Searcy Arkansas. Harding College officials conducted the ceremony. Whitaker and the bride both graduated from Harding with prior educations at Northfield High School Plymouth and Monterey High School. They reside in Kansas City Missouri where Whitaker works for Phillips Petroleum Company.
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Monterey High School
Harding
Kansas City
Whitaker
Phillips Petroleum Company
Roosevelt Young Homemakers Discuss Refinishing Furniture
The Roosevelt group met in the homemaking department with Mrs. R. D. McCallister presiding. Mrs. W. L. Harris described refinishing furniture and painting prep. Next meeting at 9 a.m. Thursday to observe antiquing and finishing. visitors included Mrs. Date Keeler and Miss Joyce Schroeder.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Young Homemakers
R. D. McCallister
W. L. Harris
Date Keeler
Joyce Schroeder
Asbury Wesleyan Guild Hosts Covered Dish Family Night
The Asbury Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs. L. M. Shipp's home for a covered dish meal and family night with Rev. George Tyson opening in prayer. Nelda Griffin led a brief business session as 20 members and 23 guests attended. The guild plans a July 25 24 weekend at Ceta Canyon and next meets August at 1 p.m. in the church parlor for a program titled Where the Women Are led by Bert Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Wesleyan Service Guild
L. M. Shipp
W. Th St
George Tyson
Nelda Griffin
Ceta Canyon
T P.m
Bert Douglas
Jaycee Wives Club Plans Swim Party
The Jaycee Wives Club met at Mrs. Neldon Milstead’s home with fifteen members and one guest Mrs. Lynn Livesay. They planned a swimming party at Caprack Pool at 2 p.m. July 22 with a 2 per couple charge. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. August 8 at Mrs. Carl Brown’s home.
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Jaycee Wives Club
Neldon Milstead
1St St
Lynn Livesay
P.m
Caprack Pool
Carl Brown
57Th St
Bridal Luncheon for Miss Eubank Held in Holiday Inn
Miss Marge Eubank bride elect of Norman Wayne Hopper was honored at a noon bridal luncheon in the Matador Room Holiday Inn South. Aunts hostesses were Mrs. Onstott and Mrs. Aycock with guests including Mrs. P L Eubank and Mrs. Hopper. The couple plans to wed August 21 at the Ihalow Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Eubank
Norman Wayne Hopper
Matador Room
Holiday Inn South
R. P. Onstott
Idalou
Rex Aycock
Tulsa
P. L. Eubank
R. N. Hopper
Petersburg
Maude Scott
Lorenzo
Ihalow Church of Christ
Donna Reynolds Receives Bridal Honor
Miss Donna Reynolds bride elect of Jim Smith was honored at a Friday night bridal shower hosted at the home of Mrs. Alex Crowder. Co-hostesses included Marion McCoy Herman Segrist D Ann Brown Claude Wor tham Legett Garrett Bob Thurman Janette Raye and Sue Willett. The couple plan to marry August 6 at Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Reynolds
Jim Smith
Alex Crowder
32Nd St
Mmes
Marion McCoy
Herman B. Segrist
D'Annn Brown
Claude H. Wortham
Legett Garrett
Bob Thurman
Janette Raye
Sue Willett
Second Baptist Church
West German man hanged self after TV set failed
Offenbach Germany AP reports Martin Wilhelm Becker killed himself Tuesday night after his television broke during West Germany's World Cup first round game in England. He carried the unit from his home and later hanged himself in the bathroom, wife and police saying the failure drove the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offenbach
Germany
Martin Wilhelm Becker
West Germany
England
Becker
Tim
Woman Cleared In Second Trial For Child Beating
Laura Gail Alvarado, 22, was acquitted in a second trial on charges of beating her daughter Pamela, then 5. A 1964 sentence of 25 years was overturned for a new trial after prosecutors challenged the admissibility of statements by the defendant made at Hermann Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Laura Gail Alvarado
Pamela Alvarado
Typhoid Quarantine in Wuppertal After School Camp Outbreak
Health officials in Wuppertal report two suspected typhoid cases and a precautionary alert to 2000 contacts. The quarantined include 20 elementary pupils a teacher and parents with a school closed. Officials link the outbreak to ice cream from a Fernsdorf camp as several cases had been reported there and pools were closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuppertal
Germany
Ruhr
Fernsdorf
Union Painters Back On Jobs In Dallas
About 600 union painters, off work since June 30, returned to their jobs Tuesday after a new two year contract was approved. Members voted 175 to 91 Monday night to accept the offer from area painting contractors. The agreement includes an estimated 40 cent an hour wage increase. Sigma Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a hamburger supper for couples Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Sigma Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ford Robertson
54Th St
Citizens Traffic Council Defines Roles for County Roads
Wright states the Citizens Traffic Council acts as an educational buffer and represents county residents as traffic routes are planned. The statement describes how the council views its mission to educate and advocate on road use and accessibility for all residents.
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Wright
Citizens Traffic Council
Mrs Gandhi Opens Moscow Meetings on Viet Nam Plan
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrived in Moscow to present her Viet Nam peace proposal to Soviet leaders. Premier Alexei Kosygin said they would listen with attention and pleasure though past proposals have been rejected.
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Moscow
Henry
Bradsher
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mrs. Gandhi
Red China
Chen Yi
Harold Wilson
Britain
Gandhi
Soviet Union
Hanoi
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Peace in Asia Themes From Johnson Speech and Geneva Talks
White House officials say Johnson's remarks on Asia stress four aims for lasting peace and urge reconciliation with China. He reaffirmed U.S. pacific responsibilities, deterrence of aggression, and building free Asia's strength while stating the Vietnam war will continue until aggression ends. Gandhi and Wilson push Geneva talks. Hanoi favors U.S. troop withdrawal before any conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
U.S
China
United Nations
Johnson
Asia
Free Asia
Viet Nam
United States
North
South
Conservation Group Blasts Highway Beautification Standards
The Conservation Foundation accuses the federal government of pandering to the billboard industry as it drafts highway beauty standards under the 1965 act. It notes modest responsiveness to public hearings but says billboards retain major concessions while bans apply within 660 feet of interstates and aid primary highways.
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Washington
UPI
the Conservation Foundation
Bureau of Public Roads
Foundation
Bastille Blast as French Atomic Tests Rush Ahead
Paris reports Defense Minister Pierre Messmer says France pursues an independent nuclear force to defend vital interests. The second test of the 1966 Pacific series could occur within hours at Mururoa, with Bastille Day aimed timing and official details unrevealed.
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Paris
UPS
France
Pierre Messmer
Pacific
Messmer
iParis
Mururoa
Tuamotu
French Pacific Islands
Community Labs Open Doors for ESSA Weather Stations
The Lab book unit joins weather stations nationwide including Amarillo and Midland to honor ESSA by opening doors to the public today, giving visitors more time with personnel and insights into local meteorology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESSA
Labbock
Amarillo
Midland
Hyder Drops Bid for 12th District Nomination
Elton M. Hyder withdraws as Republican nominee for Texas 12th Congressional District leaving Jimmie Wright unopposed for re election. Hyder says he will devote his time to supporting Senator Tower and that a campaign would limit his contribution to Tower.
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Fort Worth
Elton M. Hyder
Jimie Wright
Wright
Hyder
Tower
John Tower
R-Tex
Walther League Convention Postponed to 1968
The International Walther League postponed its biennial convention from 1967 to 1968. It is rescheduled for Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana from August 19 to 23 1968. The move aligns with the leagues 75th anniversary and avoids conflict with the Missouri Synods convention in New York City and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
UPI
International Walther League
Youth Church-Missouri Synod
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
United States
Canada
Missouri Synod
1 665 MPH Plane Reaches Mach 2.5 Peak
The Air Force announced the FIUSA fighter bomber flew first at two and a half times the speed of sound. The No 2 aircraft in the development program achieved the Mach 2.5 record, with 14 flight tests totaling over 1,200 hours.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Air Force
FIUSA
FINA
Navy
FILIA
Frank W. Davis
General Dynamics
De Gaulle urges Viet Nam troop withdrawal and neutralization
Paris report states President Charles de Gaulle urged the withdrawal of foreign troops from Indochina. He called for a 1954 Geneva line and a joint security guarantee by major powers, citing France’s past departure from Indochina and urging negotiations to end the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nami
French Indochina
Svang Vatthana
Laos
de Gaulle
France
Indochina
Flying Brick control methods for landing glides
The craft uses differential thrust from four rear hydrogen peroxide rockets to adjust roll and yaw while synchronized movement affects pitch and trim. Up to 1600 pounds thrust aids maneuvering for landing. Slower speed and flatter glide are achieved by pulling up the nose in a flare.
NASA lifting body craft raises near enough for lift
A 22 by 10 foot lifting body craft, described as NASA experimental, uses a rounded bottom to generate just enough lift to avoid a straight- down descent. AP Wirephoto accompanies the report.
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NASA
King Pledges Open Housing Action in Chicago
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and allies announce an action program to make Chicago an open city with tests of real estate policies in Gage Park and across 10 communities. The plan follows a meeting with Mayor Daley amid calls for a civilian review board and expanded minority entry into trades.
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Chicago
Gage Park
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Albert C. Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Chicalee
Richard Daley
Bernard Lafayette
American Friends Service Committee
Lafayette
Daley
Johnson Opposes Milk and Lunch Program Cuts
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to expand the national school lunch and special milk programs as part of a $7 billion agriculture bill for fiscal 1967. The move defeats President Johnson's push to reduce funding, with allocations of 105 million for milk and 167 million for school lunches, vs Johnson’s 21 million and 138 million requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Ill
Senate
Johnson
Farm labor march to Austin may meet LBJ priority
Rev Antonio Gonzalez said President Johnson wishes to meet the Rio Grande Valley marchers before they reach the LBJ Ranch. The 25 marchers faced hecklers on Texas Farm Road 88 as they head toward Austin for a Labor Day rally expected to draw up to 100000 people. Gonzalez noted organizers hope Gov Connally will also meet them before entry.
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James D. Baumgarner
Elsa
Tex
UPI
Antonio Gonzalez
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Weslaco
Gonzalez
Capitol
Tex oilman buys Ireland castle layout
Houston oilman Mark Edwin Andrews II buys Knapogue Castle near Shannon airport County Clare. He plans to restore the roofless 500 year old building and open it to tourists while keeping a corner for his family retreat. Restoration starts now with an estimated seven figure sum.
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Dublin
Ireland
Mark Edwin Andrews II
Houston
Knapoque Castle
Shannon
County Clare
Andrews
Navy
Screwworm Eradication Bill Heads to White House
A bill extending the screwworm eradication program into Mexico passed the House after accepting Senate amendments. The program has already cleared livestock infestations across the Southwest and Southeast and now runs along a 2000 mile border. Officials suggest border barriers could shrink if eradication advances further south with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
White House
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
NBC Newsman Ron Nelson Shot In Vietnam
NBC News reported correspondent Ron Nelson was wounded in the chest while filming a Viet Nam operation by the 101st Airborne in the central highlands. He was evacuated to Pleiku army hospital for surgery and listed in satisfactory condition. Nelson continued reporting.
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New York
UPI
Ron Nelson
101St Airborne Division
Viet Nam Highlands
National Broadcasting Co
Nelson
U.S. Army Field
Pleiku
NBC
Nessen
Washington, D.C
NBC News
United States
United Press International
Washington
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Ray Sims
Elizabeth Barnett
Glen P. Whitaker
Dana Rowland
Traffic Council
Lubbock Country
Wolffort
Carlton J. Chapman
Slo
Jonas Cain
Idalon
Frank Guess
Shallowater
J. E. Timms
Tass
Kremlin
Conservation Group
Bastille Blast
Red
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
California Desert
LBJ
Farm Laborers
Willard Wrrtz
Alfred J. Hernandez
League of United Latin American Citizens
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