Backers Trade Charges In California Primary Clash
California campaign managers for Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller clashed over smear tactics as Tuesday's Republican presidential primary neared. Former Sen. Knowland defended Goldwater while Sen Kuchel attackedRockefeller for extremism claiming Goldwater voters backed Eisenhower era GOP policies. Rockefeller rushed from a family event for a 14-airport campaign tour across the state.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Wiliam F. Knowland
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Thomas H. iKuchel
Rockefeller
Knowland
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Kuchel
GOP
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Peggy
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Washington
Rocky
Barry
Youthful Gangs Rampage in New York Subways
Two bands of Negro youths terrorized Brooklyn subway riders. one group of 200 or more smashed windows and robbed passengers, while a smaller gang of four led by a youth wielded a meat cleaver and threatened a motorman and 25 passengers. Twelve arrests followed. A Staten Island ferry incident saw 25 youths harass a woman vendor and steal $90 before being released. Police blamed crowd inaction on fear and sought charges of rioting and robbery. See TERRORISTS Page 4.
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Brooklyn
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Larcer
Raymond Sherrin
Double Tragedy as Father Kills Daughters Near Lancaster
Police traced a self-inflicted death note to Alvin Presley Marshall 34 and found the bodies of Sherry Marshall 13 and Vickie Marshall 11 in a pickup on an old Lancaster logging road. Investigators say the father abducted the girls Friday night after visiting Charlotte and possibly planned to flee to Fort Worth. Sherry suffered multiple gunshot wounds and blunt force injuries.
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Prenay Fetonans 5
Lancaster
C. H. Lowder
Sherry Lane Marshall
Vickie Lynne Marshall
Alvin Presley Marshall
Lowder
Sherry Lane
Lowders
Marshall
Garlene
Larkspur Ranch
Daugh‘ters Friday Night At His Wife’s Home In’ Charlotte, N.C
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Charlotte
Columbia
Moon Red Spot Search Planned By Scopes This Week
Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff hosts a worldwide lunar study as astronomers aim to observe red spots near Aristarchus crater during October 2 percent and November 27 nights. Teams use color cameras and infrared sensors to test if spots are hot, with potential astronaut interest if temperatures drop below minus 200 degrees.
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Edward Barr
Aristarchus
Kabylia Urged to End Fighting With Algerian Government
In Algiers, supporters of President Ahmed Ben Bella urged dissidents in the Kabylia mountains to halt attacks on the state and pursue political solutions.
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Ben Bella
Kabylia
Prayer prayer and praise shared from Lubbock reader
Today’s prayer honors the Father through beauty in roses and gardenias and urges finding beauty in each person. Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor signs the note from Lubbock and invites readers to submit their own prayers for publication.
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Jesse J. Rasor
Lubbock
Automatic Devices Start 1964 Hurricane Watch
The 1964 hurricane watch begins at dawn with Navy hurricane hunter planes from Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico. Two Marine Automatic Meteorological Observing Stations will anchor in the Bay of Campeche reporting to Tallahassee and Mobile as forecasters use new robot gear in the 8 million square mile watch area.
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Mobile
Ala
Nation faces record Memorial Day traffic toll
Holiday weekend deaths climbed beyond 371 from 1958 as 389 traffic fatalities were recorded by Sunday night. Texas reported 27 deaths, California 30, New York 20, with drownings and other incidents adding to a nationwide toll. weather kept outings down and two fatal crashes near Harrisburg and a Midlothian fire marked the tragedy.
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Midlothian
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Illinois
Harrisburg
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Pasenger
Marsha Cowsert
Ruby lawyers seek early sanity hearing for convicted killer
Defense attorneys ask Judge Joe B. Brown to order an immediate sanity hearing for Jack Mupy, saying Ruby has become insane since the 1963 Oswald murder conviction. If denied, defense counsel threaten federal court action.
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Texas
Wilson arrives in Moscow to meet Khrushchev
Harold Wilson leader of the British Labour party lands in Moscow for talks with Premier Khrushchev. Wilson, who would become Britain's prime minister if Labour wins the fall election, says he plans to discuss world issues and state Britain’s position.
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Britain
Wedding Day Ends Heating of Marital Discord
The ceremony marks the turning point as vows are exchanged leaving the groom unable to support his wife. Observers note strained finances and shifting roles as the couple enters a new chapter amid social expectations.
Ulbricht Ends Talks in Moscow and Tours Soviet Union
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht ended talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow and left for a tour of the Soviet Union Tass reported Ulbricht arrived Friday from Berlin and is expected to return to Moscow sometime in June
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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Ulbricht
Berlin
Five Hurt In Wreck Near Lubbock And Slaton
A Laibbeek woman driving toward Lubbock rear ended a trailer attached to a parked vehicle on the Thalon ding east of Lubbock. Five people were injured lightly and treated at Methodist Hospital, including Betty Macdonald and children Tracy, Keasler, and Leslie Keasler, plus Waymond Massey and his infant Mitchell.
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50Th St. Apt
Tracy Patrick
Keasler
Leslie Susan
Patrick
Waymond
Massie
Avesod
Mitchell
Methodist Hospital
Hig Auto
Amarillo
Ralph Alger Seay
Dallas
U.S. Hwy
Mercy Hospital
Slaton
Bob Critenden
Seagraves
Seas ‘Graves Clinic
Midland Memorial Hospital
Critenden
Idalou Hwy
Laos Crisis Deepens Amid High Level Talks In Asia
U S officials including Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Sec Dean Rusk arrive for strategy talks on Southeast Asia amid Laos deteriorating. Pathet Lao claims Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma formed a new coalition as Laos faces renewed tensions. Lodge stays cautious as McNamara plans to join discussions.
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Dean Rusk
Lodee
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Laos
Tima
Pathet Lao
China
Tokyo
Pathet Lao Radio
Pathet
Prince Souphanouveng
Pathe Lao
Vientiane
Rusk
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Lodge
South Viet Nam
U.S
Imprisoned GI in Venice Bell Tower Escape
A young American serviceman woke in the locked St Mark's Bell Tower in Venice after the swatchman locked the door for the night. The watchman freed him at dawn as Venetians flooded the streets believing a disaster warning. Police later found him unnamed and he vanished before identification.
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Mark's Square
Partly cloudy and warmer today in Lubbock area
The Lubbock vicinity reports partly cloudy skies with a warmer trend. Temperatures: low 40s this morning, high in low 50s, humidity around 47 percent. Winds from the southwest breeze through the day in a typical regional forecast.
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