Mime Artist Juki Arkin Dazzles Texas Tech Audiences
Israeli born mime Juki Arkin performed in the Coronado Room at Texas Tech before more than 100. The program opened with brief pantomime exercises and moved through sketches like Street Clown The Thief The Dream of an Invalid Child and The Operation. Arkin’s tour de force The Kacle featured silent bird drama and The Orchestra drew laughter. An encore showed a Kibbutz visiting Israeli youth in song and dance. Next Union program Aug 2 features Philip Hanson in The Rebels. programs are free.
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Jack Sherman
Avalanche-Journal
Juki Arkin
Coronado
Union
Texas Tech
Arkin
Mama
Papa
Lubbock
Kibbutz
Israel
Student Union
P.m
Philip Hanson
Mathematics teacher sails fiberglass boat across Atlantic
Houston based math teacher William Wallace, 37, sails a 22 foot Mustang from Marion Massachusetts toward England. He left June 24 with a radio receiver but no transmitter, towing the Hester. friends call him a skilled seaman as he pursues the daunting voyage.
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Houston
William Wallace
Wallace
Atlantic
Massachusetts
England
St. John's School
Marion
Mass
Hester
William Saltonstall
Light Showers Dapple Texas Panhandle South Plains
Light showers dotted the Panhandle and South Plains on Wednesday with isolated thundershowers in parts of northern New Mexico. Hereford recorded the highest rainfall at .24 inch, while other towns logged smaller amounts as heat remained extreme across Texas.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Muleshoe
Hereford
New Mexico
Dimmitt
Friona
Littlefield
Lubbock
Plainview
Tulsa
Amarillo
Childress
Big Bend
Presidio
Galveston
Cotulla
del ‘Rio
Laredo
San Angelo
Wichita Falls
Slain Moteliad Resident Amid Detroit Rioting
Mrs Helen Hall 45 of Chesterfield Conn among Detroit rioting dead after a sniper bullet struck her motel. AP wirephoto reports she was killed during disturbances in the city.
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Helen Hall
Chesterfield
Conn
Detroit
Hall
Grace
Princess Grace
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Atlantic City
Princess Caroline
Princess Stephanie
Ocean City
Canada
Window Peeper Fined $50 On Plea Of Guilty
A 19 year old, James W. Orman, pleaded guilty in Corporation Court and was fined $50 after a chase near 40th Street and Nashville Avenue in southwest Lubbock. Patrolman J C Burgtorf reported two men ran from Nick Winfrey’s residence at 4008 40th St. The incident followed a burglary at Windell Birdwell’s home and thefts from a Texaco station and a Mackenzie Village Laundry vending machine.
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Window-Peeper
Lubbock
James W. Orman
Gough Hall
Texas Tech
Gene Blair
Offcers
J. C. Burgtorf
Nick Winfrey
40Th St
Burgtorf
Winfrey
40Th
Nashville Avenue
Windell Birdwell
8Th St
Birdwell
Texaco
Slide Road
Mackensie Village
Parkway Drive
Traffic Mishaps Injure Two Here
Two people were injured in Wednesday traffic incidents. Four year old Nancy Gonzales suffered minor injuries after stepping into traffic near 2nd Street and Avenue W and was treated at Porter Clinic. William A. Austin Jr. received treatment and was released from West Texas Hospital after a pickup truck collision near 34th Street and Avenue Q.
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Nancy Gonzales
2Nd St
Porter Clinic
2Nd Street
Avenue W
William A Austin Jr
23Rd St
West Texas Hospital
34Th St
Ave. Q
John P Shaw Dies Rites Pending
John P Shaw 48 of 6323 23rd St died at 7 p m Wednesday funeral arrangements are pending with Henderson Funeral Directors. He was a World War II veteran who lived in the Lubbock area most of his life. Survivors include his wife two sons Benny and Roger Shaw three brothers Frank Shaw Vernon and Jean Shaw a sister Mrs Bill Rich his mother Mrs A R Shaw Dallas and two grandchildren.
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John P. Shaw
23Rd St
Henderson
Shaw
Lubbock
Benny Shaw
Roger Shaw
Frank Shaw
Shallowater
Jean Shaw
Carrollton
Vernon
Dallas
Bill Rich
A. R Shaw
Ren. Weit
Noted Musician Dies At Age 60
Corpus Christi AP reports Glen Arthur Jig Adams 40, a well known Dixieland band trader and musician, died after a long illness. He owned the Horn Shop music store and was among the five original Corpus Christi Musician's Union Local 644 members formed in 1939. He is survived by his widow Virginia.
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Corpus Christi
Glen Arthur
Jig'' Adams
Adams
Virginia
Judge W. C. Mathes Dies. Former Area Resident
Plainview services for United States District Judge W. C. Mathes 68 will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Wood Dunning Colonial Chapel with Dr. Marshall Rhew officiating. Burial is in Plainview Cemetery. A Hale Center native and UT business school graduate, Mathes earned a Harvard law degree and served as U.S. District Judge in Los Angeles before retiring to Miami and later called to San Francisco for a special assignment. Survivors include his wife, son Dr. Michael Mathes of San Francisco, two stepdaughters, three brothers, three sisters, and several grandchildren.
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Plainview
United States
W. C. Mathes
Wood - Dunning Colonial Chapel
Marshall Rhew
First Methodist Church
Plainview Cemetery
Hale Center
Mathes
Santa Francisco
Calif
University of Texas
Harvard
U.S
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
San Francisco
Michael Mathes
University of San Francisco
Windy Miller
Beverly Mathes
W. F. Crodey
Willard Minor
Santa Ana
Curtis
Dallas
Burker
Michael
Fort Worth
Otis H Carruth Funeral Set In Tulia
Funeral services for Otis H. Carruth sixty six will be held at 2 pm at the First Presbyterian Church in Tulia with the Rev Murray Travis officiating. Burial follows at Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction. Survived by wife son Burr Carruth Irving daughter Verrona Collier Pampa three brothers Clyde Pam ae Ferrell Dalhart Glenn Tulia sister Inez Nickel Weatherford Okla and mother Julia F Carruth.
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First Presbyterian Church
Otis H. Carruth
Murray Travis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
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Carruth Electric Service
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Irving
Verrona Collier
Pampe
Clyde
Pamae
Ferrell
Dalhart
Glenn
Inez Nickel
Weatherford
Okla
Julia F. Carruth
Fragmentary sea tale hints at storm damaged ship
A partial OCR fragment mentions rain and wind on the sea, damaged flooring and planks, and a photo caption. The garbled text references a ship or coastal scene with weather damage and a tail line. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable.
Kosygin Offers Mediation in Vietnam War
Kosygin would mediate to end the Vietnam war if the United States accepts Kremlin terms. Unconditional halt to U S air raids on North Vietnam and a grace period for North Vietnam to respond are the conditions. Johnson reportedly welcomed the overture but has not given definite replies.
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UPI
Yomiuri Shimbun
Alexei N. Kosygin
China
United States
Kremlin
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanni
Warsaw
Johnson
Kosygin
Moscow
Miki
Soviet Union
Saturn V second stage arrives for tests at Michoud
The SST of the AS-503 Saturn V rocket arrives at NASA Michoud from Seal Beach to begin a series of static firing tests. North American Aviation built the stage and it will be moved to Kennedy Space Center after testing.
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UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Michoud
Seal Beach
Calif
North American Aviation, Inc
Point Barrow
Poseidon
Intracoastal Waterway
Pearl River
Mississippi Test Facility
MTF
NASA
Kennedy
Wayland Students Named to Who's Who in American Colleges
Twelve Wayland Baptist College students across Plainview Dimmitt Petersburg Kress Hart Sundown and other towns were selected for Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Recipients include Eddie Alsup Gwen Daffern Lois Ferguson Jeanine Grisham Mark Langtry James Mitchell Don Robertson Maudena Self Jo Beth Smith Linwell Tisdale and Jim Tuell.
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Plainview
Wayland Baptist College
Eddie Alsup
Dimmitt
Rita Queener Bryant
Gwen _ Daffern
Lois Pogue Ferguson
Petersburg
Jeanine Grisham
Kress
Mark Langtry
James Mitchell
Hart
Don Robertson
Maudena Self
Clarendon
Jo Beth Smith
Tinchera
Colo
Linwell Tisdale
Sundown
Jim Tuell
Tucson
Aris
Longest rubber strike ends with new three year deal
In Cincinnati AP United Rubber Workers Union and Uniroyal Inc reach tentative three year contract ending the strike by 21 670 workers in 16 plants launched April 21. URW president Peter Bommarito says agreement aligns with Goodrich plan with improvements including pension and disability pay and a monthly 1 50 for each year of service. Contract starts July 26 and awaits employee approval.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
Uniroyal, Inc
Uniroyals
Peter Bommarito
URW
Bommarito
Tulia Accident Kills 10 Cows
A cattle truck collided with a Santa Fe freight train about 6 45 p m Tuesday eight miles north of Tulia Texas near Kaffir Switch. Ten cattle died and about 25 were released from the truck as deputies and the owner began gathering them after the crash.
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Tulia
R. J. Cain
N. Taylor St
Amarillo
Swisher County Memorial Hospital
Here
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Swisher County
W. N. Smith
Ingersoll Rites Planned Friday
Funeral for George Ingersoll 55 Hobbs gas station operator is set for 2 p.m. Friday at Griffin Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Don Hinkle officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery under Griffin Funeral Home direction. He died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock and had lived in Hobbs since 1946. He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife Mary and son Rusty.
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Hobbs
George Ingersoll
Griffin Funeral Home
Don Hinkle
Memory Gardens
Ingersoll
Methodist
Lubbock
Mary
Rusty
Mrs Viola DeShazo Dies In Midland Area
Mrs Viola DeShazo 77 of Odess a dies in a Midland hospital after 30 years in Scurry County. Funeral services held at Camp Springs Cemetery at 2 p.m. with Rev Ray Day of Beth el Baptist Church Midland officiating. Burial by Bell Seale Funeral Home. Survived by son William Midland and four nieces.
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Snyder
Viola DeShazo
Odessa
Camp Springs
Ray Day
Bethel Baptist Church of
Midland
Bell Seale Funeral Home
DeShazo
Scurry County
William
Deliveries Considered Friona Postal Plan Explored
Friona trials mail delivery as postmaster Wright Williams notes receipts meet requirements. Sidewalks and numbered houses cited as first needs for city mail delivery. A stray line mentions female shrimps laying up to a million eggs per event.
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Friona
Wright Williams
Williams
Fulbright and McNamara clash on aid and domestic needs
At a closed hearing Secretary McNamara and Senator Fulbright spar over 1967 foreign aid and military sales with Fulbright arguing domestic crises suffer from military priorities while McNamara defends arms programs and bank financing as serving national interests.
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Robert T. Gray Washington
Robert S. McNamara
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Congress
McNamara
Johnson
U.S
Administration
Flying to save that which was lost
Poem by Julien C. Hyer advising steps for a lost pupil to signal distress declare the loss seek help and climb to safety using aviation imagery and biblical reference Luke 19 10 urging self rescue and guidance in peril.
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Quick
Julien C. Hyer
Davis Funeral Planned Today in Haskell
Davis 70 father of Mrs Lonnie Brock and brother of Mrs Mullins of Lubbock dies in Haskell. Funeral at First Methodist Church at 4 p m with Rev J W Patterson and Rev Troy Culpepper officiating. Burial in Willow Cemetery. Survivors include wife Eva Davis two sons Ira and Bruce two daughters Mrs J B Miller and Mrs Earl Bishop and others. WW I veteran and retired farmer. 14 grandchildren five great grandchildren. London triplet Kiesinger to visit London Oct 23 for talks with Prime Minister Wilson officials.
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Haskell
Lia
Bud) Davis
Lonnie Brock
Clarence Mullins
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
J. W. Patterson
Troy Culpepper
First Baptist Church
Willow Cemetery
Holden Funeral Home
Davis
Robertson County
Eva Livingood
Methodist Church
J. B. Miller
Fof Haskell
Ira Davis
Ralls
Bruce Davis
Floydada
T. F. Davis
Anson
J. R. Davis
Hasskell
Earl Bishop
John Kuenstler
Cave-In Breaks Laborer at Wagner Park Construction Site
Ronald Mitchell, 31, of 2601 Ave K and Hemphill Construction Co. suffered a broken hip and cuts when a cave-in occurred at a Wagner Park site at 28th and Avenue K where a 96 inch storm sewer line is being installed. He remained in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital.
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Ronald Mitchell
Ave. K
Hemphill Construction Co
Wagner Park
28Th
Avenue K
Methodist Hospital
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