Nonaligned Nations Seek Cooperation at Cairo Meeting
Forty to thirty-one nonaligned and underdeveloped states gathered in Cairo to assess their positions amid global tensions. They urged constant consideration of their needs as world trade lines shift, signaling a move toward cooperation and moderated stances against big-power policies. Kenya's Tom Mbova urged sacrifice for independence.
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M. Roberts
Associated Press
Pere Semis
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Egypt
India
Tom Mbova
Kenya
Lone Star FFA honors crown Area Star Lone Star Farmers
The Lone Star Farmer awards program at the three day FFA convention recognized ten Area Star Lone Star Farmers including Jerry Jones of Springlake and Sullivan for their farming awards. Curtis Dickson of Whiteface and Vasek of T exas led in national competition for Star American Farmer of America. The event drew about 4 000 attendees with 200 FRA members and teachers.
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Jerry Jones
Tod Jones
Springlake
Sullivan
FFA
Lone Star Farmer
Curtis Dickson
Woody Dickson
Whiteface
Jones
Santa Fe Railway
FRA
South Pass
Dickson
Area T
Rebecca Harklereed
Cotton Center
Vasek
Sono
Cecelia Jan
Wil
Texas
Star American Farmer of America
Star American Farmer of Texas
FEA
Kansas City
Mon Montgomery
Austin
Executive Secreta Texas Ffa Assn
Lis
Montgomery
Lone Star
Young Sullivan
National Ffa Foundation
Hoe
Macker
Bobby Lee
Walton
Wilson
Southdown
Shawn
Maeker
Young Harris
South Plains
Area Star Lone Star Farmers
The
Star Lone Star Farmer of Texas
Five Juvenile Suspects Held in City Burglary Attempts
Five juvenile boys were arrested Thursday in attempted burglary cases centered on local businesses. One youth, 13, hid a steel box with keys. others were linked to stealing keys from Sears Roebuck and Coca Cola plants. One suspect faces possible parole violation and was sent to detention. the others were processed by police.
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Horne
DE Municipal Drive
Harry Anderson
Anderson
Sears Roebuck & Co
15Th St
Coca Cola Coiling Co
General Electric Supply Co
Dil Ave
Gatesville
vSouth
Ray DieBush
Bey
DeBush
General Electric
Ao Shidineg Rane
Appeals Court Reviews Teamsters Attorney Conduct Cases
The appeals court refused to force lower courts to reexamine attorney client relations in a five year dispute over union funds. It urged review of Hoffa era cases including alleged improper use of union funds for defense in a Brerida land development matter. Other cases involve W L Smith and H Boling of Teamsters Local in Chattanooga tied to fund misuse.
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Hoffa
Brerida
Recompasviert
Sa Wl Smith
H. O. Boling
Teamsters Bacal Si
Chattateon
Tenn
International Canon
Mas Ube
Cd Con Perey
Peru Junta Aca A 70 000 Man U S Trained Army
The Peru military leadership receives U S military backing while the air minister Maj Gen Pedro Vargas Prada gains recognition as a Peruvian pilot and the navy is led by Vice Adm Juan Francisco Torres Matos. Washington denounces the takeover as a setback to democracy and halts most U S aid, suspending Alliance for Progress funds with limited humanitarian exceptions. The State Department moves to withhold about 80 of Peru’s 90 million in Alliance for Progress aid since 1961 and considers trimming other foreign aid in the current fiscal year. Possible sugar purchases from Peru could also be cut. Winston Churchill is reported recovering well in Middlesex Hospital after a fall in Monte Carlo. Austrian Unilever plans a frozen foods and ice cream plant near Vienna.
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Pedro Vargas Prada
Navy
Juan Francisco Torres Matos
U.S
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Peru
iState Department
Alliance For Progress
Congress
United States
Ecuador President Arosemena Visits United States and Venezuela
Ecuadorian President Carlos Julio Arosemena flies with his wife and family to Venezuela and the United States for state calls. The party of 35 officials and congressmen joins him as he planned visits to Miami Philadelphia and Washington as a guest of President Kennedy.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Venezuela
United States
Arosemena
Miami
Philadelphia
Washington
Kennedy
Lubbock County Juvenile and Crime Statistics Rise
From January to June 1982 Lubbock youths facing charges rose with 124 boys and 58 girls in the juvenile ward. By June 50 1982 38 youths were in state training schools 44 on official probation and 37 on parole from state schools. Burglary offenses referred to the office increased by 11 while burglaries dropped from 62 in 1961 to 41 this year. Car thefts fell from 34 to 22 and thefts from 61 to 60. Violations rose from 35 to 45 and runs wars increased.
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Lubbock County
Jad
Lurbbock County
Scientists at Moscow congress see near cancer solution
Leading scientists from East and West plus India at the eighth International Cancer Congress in Moscow claim progress toward controlling cancer. A Soviet briefing cited near-solution prospects while debating link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer, with global figures noting the disease as a major killer after heart disease.
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Moscow
India
Concer
Soviet Union
American Cancer Society
Britain
Royal College of Physicians
Nikolai N. Blokhin
Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences
Othe
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International Silver Company
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Middlesex Hospital
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Chuck Roast
Usda Govt
Choice Heavy
Alabama
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