Nothing Rash Kinross Breaks Lords Precedent
In London Lord Kinross, famed author and journalist with a motto of nothing rashly, breaks 29 years of silent service in the House of Lords by rising to defend St Savior's Church in Paddington. He argues the church tower is a commanding feature of the radial street layout before resuming his listening stance.
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United Press International
London
John Patrick Douglas Kinross
House of Lords
North
Paddington
St. Savior’s
Lord Kinross
Baron Kinross
Kosygin uneasy on possible Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia
Soviet Premier Kosygin faced a flood of questions on Czechoslovakia during a Swedish news conference. He avoided discussing intervention, warned that any attempt to change the social order would be met with a firm rebuff by Czech Communists, and cut his visit to fly to Moscow for talks with East European leaders.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Alexei N. Kosygin
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Kosygin
Sweden
Warsaw
Communist Party
Pravda
Hungary
Paris
Soviet Union
Vietnam
B52 raids press toward Cambodia border amid Saigon tension
In Vietnam the United States raided near the Cambodian frontier as B52s bombed enemy springboard camps. Saigon life remained tense with a lull in ground fighting and sporadic mortar fire near the capital. U.S. air crews reported destroying antiaircraft sites as patrols prepared for a possible major offensive around July 20.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
North Vietnam
Sec. of
Clark M. Clifford
Indochina
France
Mu Gia Pass
Tay Ninh
U.S. Command
Miss Lubbock pageant contender heads to beauty meet
Peggy Kincannon known as Miss Lubbock departs Monday for a national beauty pageant as sections preview fashion and arts events in the newspaper.
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Peggy Kincannon
Prayer Note From Mrs Tracy in Lubbock
A brief prayer card from Mrs. Robert C. Tracy of Lubbock expresses thanks for grace and asks for unity and peace with Christ and neighbors.
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Robert C. Tracy
Lubbock
Millions of Biafran Starvation Echoes International Aid Effort
International relief bodies rush to supply high protein foods to Biafra as Lt. Col. Ojukwu weighs a Nigerian mercy corridor. UPI reports aid groups warn of thousands dying daily while Gowon offers lifelines and Western nations pledge aid amid ongoing conflict.
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United Press International
Lagos
Biafra
Qdumegwu Ojukwu
Britain
Oxford Fund For Famine Relief
International Red Cross
Geneva
Stricken Girl Builds Own Wonderland Through Braced Hope
Sixteen year old Christy Brown of Floydada wears a heavy metal brace to correct spinal curvature while maintaining a bright outlook. The High School cast she plays Alice in Wonderland faced an early setback when the brace threatened her audition for an invited San Antonio theater presentation in August.
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Christy Brown
W. E. Brown
Floydada
Pauline Warner
Alice In Wonderland
W. E. Brown Jr
S. Main St
Christy
Alice
Hemis Fuair
International Theater
San Antonio
Rusk Sees Growing Isolationist Trend in U S and Europe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a House Appropriations subcommittee on May 22 that isolationist sentiment is rising in the United States and Western Europe. He cited Vietnam burdens and domestic issues, and noted foreign aid support is diffuse rather than strong. He defended U S policy and refusal to halt bombing until a clear peace path emerges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
Europe
Rusk
House Appropriations
Tran
U.S
Vietnam
Air Guardsmen Ordered Overseas for Replacement Duty
The Air Force ordered about 2,200 Air National Guardsmen and Reservists to overseas duty to replace regular airmen returning from Vietnam Thailand Korea and Japan. Another 2,700 will be reassigned as US replacements. In total nearly 5,000 Guardsmen and Reservists are pulled from reserve duty as 15,750 called to active service after the Pueblo incident.
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Washington
Air Force
Vietnam
Thailand
Korea
Japan
United States
Service marriages unusual American flier wed in Vietnam
CWO Don Sewell a 22 year old helicopter pilot and Silver Star recipient from San Antonio Texas married Capt Patricia Mann 24 of Washington DC Army nurse at the 2nd Surgical Hospital in Chu Lat Vietnam. The ceremony featured a Bowie knife cake cut and jungle tools for serving ice cream as guests applauded.
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Chu Lat
Vietnam
Heliopter
CWO
Don Sewell
San Antonio
Tes
Patricia Mann
Washington, D.C
2Nd Surgical Hospital
Sewell
Procrastinators Club Holds Gala at Atlantic City Raceway
In Atlantic City New Year festivities were delayed seven months as the Procrastinators Club of America hosted a New Year gala at the Atlantic City Raceway. The event featured a Procrastinator's Trot where the slowest horse won and no betting was allowed.
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Atlantic City
Procrastinators Club of America
Atlantic City Raceway
South Texas Deluged as Thunderstorms Batter Region
Thunderstorms rumbled across South Plains from Shallowater to Loop with up to two inches of rain and winds to 60 mph. Rain fell mainly pre dawn with more expected into Monday as flood threats lingered on highways near Gaines and Gaines County.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Shallowater
Loop
Gaines County
Pe Luovvock
Falls
Seagraves
Levelland
Devuces
South Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
West Texas Air Terminal
Lubbock
Tax Surcharge Increases Withholding For 1965
Washington reports Americans will see higher federal income tax withholding starting next paycheck as a 10 percent surcharge on the rate is retroactive to earlier periods. The levy funds the Vietnam war and Great Society programs, with extra collections for corporate taxes and existing excises. A $6 billion cut in federal spending is also mandated for the year.
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Associated Press
Washington— Americans
Johnson
Great Society
Two on Critical List Seven Injured In Two Car Crash
Seven people were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of 51st and Orlando Streets in Lubbock. Two victims were listed in critical condition at Methodist Hospital with undetermined injuries. The drivers were Roy Heath and Marilyn Erwin.
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Lubbock
Pam
Orlando
Roy Heath
28Th St
Marilyn Erwin
Methodist Hospital
Hospita
Grace Mapes
Ost
John Patton Tyson
Big Spring
Clint Price
Viola Day Battistone
W. M. Taylor
Tokio
A. L Adeocek
Tyson
Webb Air Force Base
Weather Summary for Laddock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. High mid 90s, low around 60s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, gusty near storms. Tonight temperatures fall to mid 60s. Sunrise and sunset times provided with regional city temperatures and humidity figures noted. Maximums around 87 to 88, minimums near 62.
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Dam
Apm
Pan BR
Lam
Bun Pises Fadday
Abilene
el Paso
Houston
Denver
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Nigerian Federation
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