World Poll Shows Global Favor for Ban on Bomb Tests
A World Gallup Poll across 16 nations finds broad global support for halting U.S. nuclear tests and opposition from Americans. Only Melbourne, aside from U.S. cities, backs continuing tests. the United States shows a majority disapproval of Pacific tests.
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Great Britain
New Delhi
Stockholm
U.S
Uruguay
Montevideo
Helsinki
New York
United States
Lubbock Briefs and Notices From Local and Regional Scene
Local Army recruiting substation closes Monday for staff conference. DWI case: Wilford Hooper charged with second offense with $1,000 bond. Funeral for Mrs Betty Webb, 96, in Greenville. Liane Estacado Bridge Club raises funds for cancer. winners named. Nathan Dyer to work as Baptist missionary in Memphis this summer. New daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert in Evreux France. Gideons International to hold services at Antioch Baptist Church. Breakfast and prayers at Caprock Hotel. Nuclear test public opinion survey across cities shows broad support to stop tests and NATO centers reinforce perceived Western nuclear superiority.
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H. C. Ferguson
Bill Swart
Ron Kibler
Ywca Bulldog
Gideons International
Antioch Baptist Church
W. OH. Trice
O. D. Peden
Caprock Hotel
Lack Of Control Blamed In Air Crash
ALPA reports the April 71 collision near Las Vegas between a United Air Lines passenger DC-7 and an Air Force F-100 resulted from a complete lack of control coordination among McCarran Tower Nellis Tower Nellis VFR control and CAA. The study cites increased military traffic high speed maneuvers and failure of the DC-7 pilot to see the fighter in time. First American government west of the Rockies was organized at Champoeg Oregon in 1843.
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Cotton International Meeting to Convene in Harlingen
The American Cotton Congress opens in Harlingen with top cotton leaders from the United States and Mexico. Sessions will also be held in Brownsville and Matamoros, Mexico, under the theme Cotton International. Burris Jackson of Hillsboro is general chairman and Dr M T Harrington of Texas A&M chairs the program committee. Jackson will deliver the keynote, with Lamar Fleming Jr., Thomas Mann, and Marvin McLain among the other speakers.
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Cotton International
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M. T. Harrington
Texas A&m
Jackson
Lamar Fleming Jr
Anderson, Calton & Co
Houston
Thomas Mann
Marvin McLain
Agriculture
11-Year-Old Girl Found Alive After Week in Jungle
An 11-year-old girl missing a week near Bergland Ontario was found alive four miles from her farm home. She survived by eating grass, saying she became lost while seeking her father's cattle. Up to 500 volunteers searched the dense woods near Lake of the Woods, aided by woodsmen, Indians, and Morson Reserve Boy Scouts.
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Carol Johnson
Bergland
Carol
Walter Johnson
William McKie
Lake of the Woods
Morson Indian Reserve
13 Area Youths Graduate From Recruit Training In San Diego
Thirteen South Plains youths graduated from recruit training May 16 at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. The group includes Billy F. ah son of Mr and Mrs Kariton R Wall, Morten Dale Karpe, O'Donnell John H. Ramsey, Simeno le David M. Rieger, Anton Bobby J. Long, Robert L. Petty dr, Jackie W. Day, Homer R. Pruett, Paul D. Farris, Jimmy R. Ratliff, Robert J. Daniels, Lt. Mickey L Payne, and Tommy F. E. Gower, all of Lubbock or nearby towns.
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Naval Training Center
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Dale
Karpe
Nadora
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John H. Ramsey
Gon
Jack H. Rieger
Anton
Bobby J. Long
Lee L. Long
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Leoia P. Petty
Brownfield
Jackie W. Day
Jerome FB. Day
Homer R. Pruett
Hor. Pruett
Mise Addie £. Blair
Waltforth
Paul D. Farris
Mary L. Farris
Jimmy R. Ratliff
Janet Ratiitt Beos
Robert J. Daniels
John T. Daniels
Mickey L Payne
Ben J. Payne
Erskine St
Tommy FE. Gower
Opal
Ave
Lubbock
Rainy River Hospital Observes Local Missing Child
A rain soaked countryside led to the locating of Carol who was barefoot when found and taken to Rainy River Hospital for observation. She was later reported in excellent health. Carol is one of six Johnson children.
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Carol
Rainy River
Johnson
Scurry County Road Projects Set for Bids June 10 11
Two Scurry County road jobs among 93 statewide bid openings total estimated at 32 million dollars. One project widens 18 miles of State 150 from Cogdell Memorial Hospital to Deep Creek in Snyder with grading structures and surfacing. The other covers 56.6 miles from Farm 612 and nearby routes for seal coat work.
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Highway Department
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Deep Creek
Snyder
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