Orbiting Russian Girl May Rendezvous Today
The article notes Bykovsky completing five orbits aboard a Soviet flight and sending greetings to Europe, Latin America, and Australia. Khrushchev praised the mission, while U.S. officials watched as NASA prepared for future Mercury and Gemini milestones. The piece compares Soviet and American capabilities and hints at possible follow-on launches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bykovsky
Khrushchev
Pavel Popovich
Europe
Latin America
Australia
Tass
Komsomol
Earth
Kremlin
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Wallet theft and property losses across Lubbock area
Reported Friday thefts include two electrically operated hoists worth over 700 at High Plains Trailer Sales in Idalou, a porch table, jewelry, a billfold with 15 dollars, a chest of drawers from Camp Carson, and a $400 wallet lost after using a downtown phone booth. A 12-year-old was named as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Plains
Idalou Hwy
Sam Cox
Sheriff's
Reba Middleton
45Th St
B. C. Smith
Lubbock
Camp Carson
Block
Ave. H
John Edward Stone
Vanda Ave
William H. Rutherford
Hamilton
Rutherford
34Th St
Ave. A
A&M Dispute Over College News Releases
Rudder backs Jim Lindsey in halting college news releases to The Bryan Daily Eagle. Lindsey calls the Eagle story on campus reorganization a breach of trust. The Eagle claims it would not be told what to publish and preferred independent reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudder
Jim Lindsey
Bryan Daily Eagle
Lindsey
The
Eagle
Bob Stewart
Becky Owen Crowned 1963 Miss Lovington
Becky Owen 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudy Owen, was named 1963 Miss Lovington at Janell Auditorium after prevailing over five contestants. A 1963 Lovington High School graduate, she plans to enter the DeMolay sweetheart contest in Las Cruces and will compete for Miss New Mexico in July. Miss Nancy Short King, Miss Lovington 1962, crowned Owen with Lt Gov Mack Easley in attendance. runnerup was Carolyn Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Becky Owen
Rudy Owen
Janell Auditorium
Miss Owen
Lovington High School
Jas Cruces
Nancy Short King
Mack Easley
Hobbs
Carolyn Piper
Ray G. Piper
Owen
Births and Families Celebrate With Local Hospital News
A string of birth notices from Reese Air Force Base and West Texas hospitals lists newborns, weights, and parent occupations. Fathers include military personnel, teachers, farmers, and utility workers, with multiple births in June and Friday delivery times.
Racial unrest spreads as Jackson protests scale up
Demonstrators arrested in Jackson after a Supreme Court ruling limits mass demonstrations. In Danville and Ohio police clear or round up protesters as whites and Black leaders bargain for restraint. Evers funeral draws national figures, Meredith calls for a general strike and boycott against white supremacy.
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Maryland National
U.S. Supreme Court
Danville
Ohio
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Huntsville
Columbus
Jackson
Evers
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Washington Protest Seeks Fair Housing Pledge
Thousands gather in Washington to press for end of housing discrimination. NAACP and RFK-era activists urge District officials to enact and enforce fair housing and employment laws, with Tobriner promising hearings if Congress balks. The event sees no violence and features prayers at the White House.
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Nazi Party
Washington
Walter Tobriner
White House
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lafayette Square
Smallwood E. Williams
Bible Way Church Worldwide
Tobriner
Hobson
Congress
East German jamming to shield Kennedy West Berlin visit
In Bonn East Germany plans to jam West German and West Berlin broadcasts as Kennedy visits. West German press chief Karl von Hase says new jamming gear will disrupt transmissions and party officials will inspect homes for receiver setups. NAACP leader Medgar Evers burial cited with church bells urged in Washington. Demonstrators faced Nazi pickets with police restraining confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
West Berlin
Karl von Hase
Communist Party
Hoover Recovers After August Operation At Medical Center
Former President Herbert Hoover rallied quickly after his August operation and was seen chatting with nurses within hours. He told reporters he still has many tasks to finish as he left the Medical Center on September 18. Doctors declined to comment on his current condition. Hoover resumed his writing and civic work, while his illness was noted by Neil MacNeil. Truman expressed sorrow, wishing him a speedy recovery. Hoover, a Stanford educated engineer born August 10 1874, led relief efforts in WWI and served as president from 1929 to 1933.
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London
British Interplanetary Society
Kenneth W. Gaitland
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Hoover
the Waldorf
Neil MacNeil
Hoover Commission
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
MacNeil
Herbert
Allan
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Lou Henry
Stanford University
West Branch
Iowa
Stanford
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rites Set Monday For State Rep Helen L Smith
Hobbs funeral services for State Rep Helen L Hugh Smith 51 will be held at 2 30 p m at Taylor Street Church of Christ with Mardell Lynch presiding Burial follows at Memory Garden under Griffin Funeral Home of Hobbs Smith a resident of Hobbs for three years died of a heart attack on the Lea County courthouse steps He was superintendent of Philips Petroleum in Hobbs a former school board president and an elder Survivors include his wife Jean two daughters Dolores Ward Pamela and a son Howard five siblings and four sisters
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Hobbs
Helen L
Hugh) Smith
Taylor Street
Church of Christ
Mardell Lynch
Griffin Funeral Home
Smith
Lea County
Philips Petroleum Company
Taylor Street Church of Christ
Ins
Jean
Dolores Ward
Colorado City
Pamela Smith
Howard
Otis
Royce City
Tex
Ollie Culberson
Albuquerque
C. OH. Tuttle
Coffman
Eva Vinson
Rowlett
Monroe Greer
Oregon
Hale Rites Set In Lovington
Services are set for J. Ro Hale 72 of Lovington at 2 p.m. Sunday at Northside Baptist Church with Rev. G. W. Turner officiating. Burial in Lovington Cemetery under Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home. Hale born in Donita Texas, resident 48 years, survived by six daughters two in Lovington and two in Albuquerque three sisters and a father in Pampa. Grandsons will be pallbearers.
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Lovington
Northside Baptist Church
J. Ro
Ross) Hale
G. W. Turner
Pastol
Lovington Cemetery
Smuith-Yarbro Funeral Home
Hale
Donita
Texas
Jess Sumruld
Pauline Burns
Louceate Sumruld
Diamond Thompson
Walter Burns
Louise Stout
Albuquerque
Thomas Wilson Hale
Pampa
Johnnie Free
Bowie
Almy Sharp
Floyd Roberts
Channing
Texas real estate association weighs ethics plus license revocation
Resolution from page one predicts the TREA will adopt a measure to expel any member guilty of ethics violations. Gov Connally is urged to back corrective actions and Atty. Gen. Carr studies laws to strengthen Texas real estate regulation. The draft urges revocation of licenses for flagged offenders.
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TREA
Phillips
John Connally
Waggoner Carr
Texas
Realtors’ Code of Ethics
Man Is Seriously Hurt In Stabbing at Trailer Court
In Lovington, 92 year old Domingo Guzman was stabbed twice in the chest once in the left leg and wounded on the cheek and ear. Martin Cantu, 58, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the incident at Josie's Trailer Court.
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Lovington
Lovington- Lea General Hospital
J. E. Polson
Domingo Guzvas
Polson
Martin’ Cantu
Josie
Northeast Street
Khrushchev
Cantu
Guzman
Schedl
Aelle Meee En
Emery
Khrushchev Seeks Summit Aimed at East West Peace
Khrushchev outlined plans for a mid July meeting with Kennedy and Macmillan’s negotiators, pushing for a non aggression pact and end to U S bases. He urged practical deeds to back fresh calls for world peace and urged limits on armed intervention in Cuba. Wilson noted progress toward broad power summit concepts and a framework for nuclear test inspections.
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United States
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Harold Macmillan
Lord Hailsham
Khrushchev
Cuba
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robyn Beaver Crowned Miss Snyder in Snyder Pageant
Robyn Beaver, 18, 5-foot-4 with green eyes and auburn hair, won the fourth annual Jaycee Miss Snyder contest before 1000 fans at Snyder High School. Runner-up Lanette Miller. Miss Congeniality Sandra Autry. Beaver to compete in Miss Texas in Fort Worth beginning July 30.
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Fort Worth
Bobby Winans
Johnny Boran
Robyn Beaver
Betty Morgan
Miss Snyder
Miss Beaver
Gerry Burton
Twister Hits Portales and East Texas Rural Tele
Severe storms dropped heavy rain across Portales and West Texas towns with winds up to 60 mph in Hereford. A suspected tornado felled five telephone poles near a rural line, while towns reported rainfall from .7 to several inches and scattered thunderstorms across the South Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
West Texas Rural Telephone Co
Tulsa
Tech student aide at Argonne lab in Atomic City Idaho
William Heineman son of Prof and Mrs E R Heineman 3015 21st St works as a student aide for Argonne Chemical Co at its Atomic City Idaho laboratory. Heineman is a senior chemistry major at Texas Tech chosen by scholastic standing. Mohamed Noor bin Yusof of Kuala Lumpur Malaya arrives for a four to five day tour of rural farming life in the Lubbock area. Three people treated and released at West Texas Hospital after a two car collision at Parkway Dr and Idalou Rd.
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William Heineman
E. R. Heineman
21St St
Argonne Chemical Co
Atomic City
Idaho
Heineman
Texas Tech
Mohamed Noor bin Yusof
Juala Lumpur
Malaya
Lubbock
Noor
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
U.S. Department of State
West Texas Hospital
Parkway Dr
Idalou Rd
Bobby Don Chastain
Rt. 1
Gail Lehde
San Antonio
Patricia Barnard
Betty Rogers Watts
Fort Worth
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Andrian Nikolayev
Heavenly Twins
Wilson
Nikolayev
Marine
John H. Glenn Jr
Navy
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Gordon Cooper Jr
Moon
Mars
Venus
Col. Valert Bykovsky
A&m
Miss Lovington
Weno
Smallhgood Williams
Freedom
Ee Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Lewis Holiman
Jsi& Bs
West
Pexas Hospital
Tech
Frank Cuarvksan
Methodist Hospital
Meoo
Winston Barnett
Weahing H
Guedmintht Hospital
John T. Jenkins Bell
St. Oon
A& Son
Dean Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese
Loui
Lewis Jr
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Frank H. Shelton
Auburn St. Oon
Billie J. Marek
Soga Heese Acro Force Base Hospital
Sam Kelsey
Rt 1
S.joom
St Marys Hospital
Brads Spring
Anie
Perry Loores
Thater
Ream Budasx Oun Methodist Hospital
Mroo
Mis Toon
Ras. Moore
Teqqea Goth
Mi Pam Trurs
Baker Co
Daniel Ray Fitts
Amo Briday
Morton Foods Warehouse
Ricardo Frazeo
Idalouw
Lauf Chace
Elmo Monroe
Ms Guncees
Lauf Chane
Texaco
Joe Luna
International Arts
Mercury
Frazier and Collins
the Elks
Evers’ Masonic Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Ralph Bunche
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Hubert Will
Chicago
New York
William Ryan
National Council of Churches
American Veterans Committee
Normandy
FBI
Justice Department
Department
Reds
Berlin
Franklin Jackson
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
Arlington National Cemetery
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Lincoln Rockwell
Malcolm X
Truman
Rites
New Mexico
Karachit
Pakistan
Man
Snyder
Snyder High School
Twister
Friona
Highway 87
Don Black
Earth-Springlake
Hale Center
Plainview
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