State Official Speaks At Tech Youth Conference Notes
Assistant Attorney General of Texas Robert Davis spoke at the Lubbock Youth Conference held at Texas Tech on Saturday. The event drew teens, youth workers, and civic organizers to discuss problems facing teenagers and plan actions for future conferences in Austin.
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Millions in India pay last respects to Nehru aboard his train
Crowds from New Delhi to Allahabad gathered for the funeral procession of Jawaharlal Nehru. Officials and relatives rode in the funeral train as tens of thousands lined stations and rails near Aligarh, waiting hours to glimpse the urns. Monks and Muslims joined the tribute, with some ashes to be scattered from an air plane and others immersed in holy river waters.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Plans Ha waii Fishing Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson the President's elder daughter will fish off the coast near Honolulu during her Hawaii visit later this month. She has accepted an invitation to be keynote speaker at the Little White House Conference of Children and Youth at the University of Hawaii on June 13.
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Congregation Reopens After 1963 Birmingham Bombing
The Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham reopened with a reentry service led by Rev John H Cross. Parents of four slain girls attended as 14 Sunday school pupils were baptized. Donations exceeding 200000 came from Australia England Nigeria West Africa Canada and Wales for new decor and a memorial window.
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Ohio GOP Chairman Bliss Favored to Succeed Miller
William E. Miller said Ray Bliss is a likely successor as Republican national chairman. Bliss, a noted political tactician, may face a decision before the convention opening July 13 in San Francisco. Miller plans to step down as chairman by July and not seek another term in Congress.
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