Bigger Vietnamese Burden Anticipated
A White House spokesman relayed remarks on durable peace and international guarantees. Johnson Thieu and Rusk discussed Paris talks in private briefings. Defense Secretary Clark Clifford, General Wheeler, Ambassador Bunker, and others joined Vietnamese counterparts in delegation meetings as Thieu cited steps taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Thieu
Paris
Sec. of Defense
Clark Clifford
Earle G. Wheeler
Ellsworth
Bunker
Allied units free 34 Vietnamese prisoners in Mekong Delta
South Vietnamese 21st Infantry Division freed 34 prisoners chained in an open field near Car Tho after a bombing raid. Some captives had been held up to two years. 13 were women and several local officials. A large weapons cache was found and six Viet Cong were killed with five captured in a brief clash.
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Saigon
UPS
Mekong Delta
21St Infantry Division
Car. Tho
U.S. Bay
U.S
Cambodian
U.S. 9Th Infantry
Dong Tai
Can Tho
Dong Tam
South Vietnam
Multiple births reported in Lubbock area births column
The notice lists numerous newborns from area families including Shelton Hindman Rodriguez Cooper and many more. Fathers’ occupations range from farmer to factory worker with hospitals noted as Highland West Texas and Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital.
Monday Rites Planned For Lubbock Man
Services for Carl Clifton Christian 65 will be Monday at the J. A. Hodges Chapel of the First Christian Church. Dr. Dudley Strain and Rev. Mike Mallett will officiate with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. He died Friday at Methodist Hospital after a lengthy illness. He lived on STth Street and founded Christian Oilfield Wireland Service. He moved to Lubbock from Hobbs in 1959 and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, three sisters, and two brothers. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clifton Christian
Tla.m
J. A. Hodges
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Mike Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Qzesthaven Funeral Home
Christian
As Stth St
Methodist Hospital
Earth County
CL. ¢. Christian Oilfield
Laithbook
Hobbs
Wallie EE. Scott
Houston
Jake
Warren
Stephenville
T. O. Trice
Alexander
Lear Creager
Kermit
Bert Burkeen
American Cancer Society
Surgery Follows Cycle Accident
Floyd Cox 41 of 523 52nd St underwent surgery Friday after noon for injuries from an automotorcycle crash after 4 p.m. He remained in Methodist Hospital’s recovery unit with condition undetermined. The crash on Avenue H near 50th Street involved Cox’s motorcycle and an auto driven by Mrs. Jackie Seheffel 53 of 4712 Southeast Drive who was uninjured.
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Floyd Cox
52Nd St
Cox
Methodist Hospital
Avenue H
50Th Street
Jackie Smith Seheffel
Seheffel
Southeast Drive
Man Sues For 15 Billion Over Body Listening Device
Dallas man Andrew J. Tubbs claims a U S Air Force hospital operation implanted an electronic eavesdropping device in his body during a May 1966 procedure at Sheppard Air Force Base. He seeks 15.8 billion dollars with federal jurisdiction cited and Judge Joe FE Testes assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U. S. District Court
Court of
U.S. Dist
Joe FE. Testes
Tubbs
Rains Reach Lubbock as July Temperatures Vary Across Texas
Thunderstorms moved through the region with spotty rain totals across West and Central Texas. Lubbock logged mild highs around 77 while other cities reported 2 to 12 degrees below normal for July, with Abilene posting 2.62 inches from showers and Dallas–Fort Worth area hit by a heavy midafternoon storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Abilene
Cotulla
del Rio
Alpine
Dalhart
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Beaumont
Lufkin
Texas
trans-Pecos
Peggy Wins Talent Test In Title Bid
Peggy wins a talent test in a title bid as contestants perform a jazz ballet to Seventy six Trombones and a guitar number Louisiana Man. Carolyn Flatt appears in an evening gown segment while state and city title hopefuls compete in swimsuit rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
West Texas
Natalie Mabry
Big Spring
Sharon Hicks
Louisiana
Levelland
Carolyn Flatt
West Texas State University
Carol Cutbirth
Amarillo
Phyllis Detten
Plainview
Annell Ashton
Texans Vote for Federal Firearms Registration Curbs
Rep George Mahon and a strong Texas delegation backed moves to require federal registration of firearms. Mahon said he opposed amendments and that most Texans in the House seemed to share the sentiment. He noted his district and country largely oppose firearm registration and he has received thousands of anti registration letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
George Mahon
House
Mahon
Funeral Monday For J. L. Baker
Services for John Lane Baker 76 will be at 10 a m Monday in the First Baptist Church Breckenridge with Rev James P P Thomas officiating Burial will be in Breckenridge Cemetery directed by Satterwhite Funeral Home Baker a retired farmer died at 10 p m Thursday in a local hospital after a brief illness Local arrangements by Lemons Funeral and the body to Breckenridge at noon Sunday Baker born Brown County educated in Floyd County married Mary Parney Sept 28 1819 in Brownwood lived in Breckenridge before moving to Plainview in 1948 Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Jere Turner of Dallas and two grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
John Lane Baker
First Baptist
Breckenridge
James PP. Thomas
Satterwhite Funeral Home
Baker
Lemons Funeral
Brown County
Floyd County
Mary Parney
Brownwood
Jere Turner
Dallas
Big Chariot Count That Horsepower
Detroit writer reports that high engine horsepower ratings are misleading once real driving loads are applied. Clayton Manufacturing tested engines from Cadillac Plymouth Ford to show rear-wheel output far below rated power, with real measures around 140 155 and 125 hp at normal speeds.
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Detroit
UPI
Joseph Callaha
Automotive News
Clayton Manufacturing Company
California
Cadillac
Plymouth
Ford
Snyder Rodeo Finals Today
The 22nd annual Scurry County Rodeo wraps with final night events at 8 p.m. in Snyder. Rain reduced attendance after Wednesday and Thursday crowds. Texas team in the $1,000 purse did not compete and rumors of withdrawal circulated. Winners include Curtis Coombe in Saddle Bronc and J B Gibson in Bareback with 45 points, Bill Freeman in Bull Riding and Deborah Whitehead in Barrel Race among others.
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Curtis Coombe
Anderson
J. B. Gibson
Houston
Danny Sloan
Graham
Richard Cox
Albany
Bill Freeman
Sweetwater
Frank Bradley
Pecos
Horace Ranking
Bie Spring
Royce Kitchen
Cisco
Joe Beavers
Fluvanna
Deborah Whitehead
Morton
Connie Oxden
Gaal
Uso
Susan Roberts
Alpine
Reagan Warns Wallace Destroyer Role Deliberations in Amarillo
In Amarillo Reagan addresses 60 to 70 GOP delegates from Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma warning Wallace could be a destroyer of a Democratic administration. He jokes about never seeking vice president saying he would rather govern California than be VP. Reagan criticizes the Great Society defense program calling for renewed strength and noting veterans of Eisenhower era weapons.
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Reagan
Alabama
California
GOP
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
David Cargo
Panhandle
Boys’ Ranch
Great Society
Soviet Union
Eaders
Florida man seizes own street highway blockade protest
Joe Muscare padlocked Northwest 79th Avenue with fallen trees and a bulldozer, halting traffic to force Dade County to pave or buy the road. Police arrested him for scattering rubbish and obstacles as motorists detoured around the blockaded street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Funk
MIAMI
Joe Muscare
Dade County Commission
Muscare
C. L. Rutter
79Th Avenue
Dade County
Retired artist recalls land purchase amid tense dispute
Muscare, a retired portrait artist, said he bought the land 17 years ago when the avenue was a dirt trail, and that people gathered breathing fire and smoke and threatened to have him jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscare
Rodeo Proceeds Benefit Lubbock Boys Clubs
Lubbock's ABC Rodeo raised 9200 dollars this year and donated the funds to the city's three boys clubs. Rodeo chairman Sam Ribble presented the check to Curly Pharr as ceremonies Friday included E. B. Raines and Jimmy Hudson. The American Business Club Downtown Optimist Club and South Plains Lions Club sponsor the three clubs.
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Lubbock
ABC Rodeo
Sam Ribble
American Business Club
Curly Pharr
Boys’ Club
E. B. Raines
Downtown Optimist Club
Jimmy Hudson
South Plains Lions Club
Downtown Optimists
South Plains Lions
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Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Haiphone
Red River Delta
United States
Honolulu
Hanni Radio
Ho Chi ‘Minh
North
Pacific Area
Gold Room
Cincpac
Johnson City
Tex
Clifford
Liberation Front
Hickam AB
Fe Eere
Farrell Shelton
Clayton
Ncm
Highland Hospital
David Wayne Hindman
Santos Avila Rodriguez
Ave. W
Weishing
Thursdas
West ‘Texas Hospital
Hancock Manufacturing Co
James RB. Tutvis
Seminole
Weigkhing
Methodist Youptal
Norman Settlemire
Auburn St
University Hospital
Texas Tech
Wilson Wayne Cooper
St. Littlefield
Lamb County Electric Co-op
James Edward Alexander
S20
Amherst
Laut Clinic
Raul Davila
Teartmouth
Pounces
Did
Texas. Tech
Gregorio Cuterrez
Laut Clini
John L. Byrd
Ave
Reese AH Hospital
St Bliss
Clyde L. Scruggs
Brownfield Highway
Reese Apt Hospital
Reese
Lewis We Fisher
Ath St
Tot Pam
Reese AR
Steve Butler
Sol Pam
West Texas Hospital
Verna Derdling Co
Frank de Crownover
Ihalow
West Hospital
Richard Henojosa
Ra. & Lubbovk
Sweihing
Methodist
Cere
Lubok
Henry C. Valdez
Hub Homes
Weahing
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
White Stores, Inc
Joe A. Stewart
Anson
Us. Army
Donald Eugene Manley
Rt. 2
Lorenzo High School
Mingo Mireles
M. Friday
Hawaii
Neuyen van Thieu
Hickman Air Force Base
Vietnam
Man
The
Associated Press
Snyder
Weather Bureau
Post
Spur
Aspermont
Brownfield
Crosbyton
Gail
Floydada
Littlefield
Matador
Plains
Silverton
Tahoka
Guthrie
J. L. Baker
By David W. Chute
Ronald Reagan
Wallace
Florida
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