TWO KILLED IN BORDERED TEXAS ACCIDENTS NEAR BUFFALO SPRINGS
A late Sunday two car crash one car plunging into a canyon near Buffalo Springs Lakes on FM 835 killed a woman and injured five others. Three men in the same vehicle were hurt. the woman died at the scene per Slaton Justice of the Peace. A second accident near O’Donnell killed Lennis Elwood McMillan Jr., 31, and injured 13-year-old Richard Cross. McMillan, a Korean War veteran, was married in 1954. services set for 2 p.m. at First Sy Church in O’Donnell with burial in O’Donnell Cemetery.
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Late Sun
Buffalo Springs Lakes
Slaton Justice
Frank “Law ‘Rence
Lennis Elwood McMillan Jr
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Dawson County
Richard Cross
Tohoka Hospital
Orton R. Cross
McMillan
Cross
Doris. Connelly
Philadelphia
Baptist Urch
0. Donnell
David Hamblin
Five Nation students visit Lubbock on People to People tour
A diverse group of five ambassadors of friendship visits Lubbock as part of a People to People tour across the United States. Danish, Dutch, Nigerian, and other students share views on America and Texas, noting surprising differences between perception and reality and detailing their hopes for future understanding.
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Avaleeliedoctrual
Lubbock
South Plains
United States
Texans
West Texas
Mien
Will Chang
Let Us At Em Reunion Plans Persist Since 1899
Langdon discusses the traditional reunion held annually since 1899 with attendees including Frank C. Brito of Las Cruces and A. Charles, noting Las Vegas as a future site per the group's preference. The fragment mentions Roosevelt on a Medora farm and hints at aspirations tied to San Juan summit efforts.
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Langdon
Las Vegas
Frank C. Brito
Las Cruces
A. Charles
Roosevelt
Medora
N.D
En- Langdon
Eric
San
Juan Roosevel
Texans gather for party conventions as Goldwater looms
In Dallas and Houston, Democrats and Republicans converge for state conventions shaping the path to the national race. Liberals back President Johnson while conservatives seek endorsement only, as 120 delegates and 97 alternates will elect Texas’ 98 votes for the August national convention in Chicago.
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Auslenche-Journal News Services
XAS
Houston
Dallas
Lone Star State
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Conserva
Holt
Connallly
John‘son
Connally
Texas
Stants City
Gates
Goldwater
Indiana
Scranton Backers Swing To Governor Bid
Scranton gains GOP support as Lodge backers switch, announcing backing for Gov William Scranton in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. His aides say the campaign begins with tour across six states aiming to secure delegates for the San Francisco convention.
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Alton
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabott Lodge
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Lodge Bnackers
Scranton
Keeeas
Barry M. Goldwater
Barry
Alegheny College
Meadville
California
Not Plain Dad Nervous At Miss South Plains Pageant
A Brownfield audience at the Miss South Plains beauty contest watches George Weiss, a local farmer with a 1,300 acre ranch, as rain threatens the event. He frets rain might help his crop but could flood his property. Weiss jokes about his grain and the wet weather as his daughter Jane competes.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Rownfield
Brownfield High School
George Weiss
Jane
Janed
Weles
Conner
Rescue at Sea Described as Near Miracle by Ship Captain
A 26 year old American woman, Mrs Cacilia Crain of San Francisco, swam in the Atlantic for over an hour after falling or jumping from the West German liner Seven Seas near Southampton. Captain Henrich Oltman said the lifeboat found her on a wave about 1,800 feet from the ship 48 minutes after she went overboard.
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Qouthampton
Eng
Seven Seas
Cacilia Crain
San Francisco
New York
Kelly
Shanan
Lothar Berg
Henrich Oliman
Bremen
Epareness
Crain
Oltman
Civil Rights Bill Backers View Next Steps After Passage
Washington seventeenth senator Hubert Humphrey urges state governors to convene conferences after the civil rights bill passes to implement and enforce it. The Senate, meeting at 9 a.m. CST, advances hundreds of amendments as cloture looms and supporters envision broader goals for racial justice and social welfare.
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Washington
Sen
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jay
United States Conference of Mayors
Flood Strikes Artesia Leaving Hundreds Homeless
Severe flooding in southeastern New Mexico on Saturday night forced hundreds from their homes as 9 inches of rain caused debris filled streets and mud across the city. Emergency crews including Artesia police Eddy County deputies and the National Guard rescued residents from rooftops and blocked roads while relief organizations aided more than 140 displaced people.
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Charles Cullin
Weiler
New Mexico
Unity
National Guard
Artesia
Asme
Creak
Perens
Artesia Police
Eddy Coany
Red
National
Cross
Tornado Warning Hits South Plains With Storms
A special forecast warned of violent weather sweeping the South Plains, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in central and eastern areas. A tornado was reported near San Antonio, while a line from Dalhart to Emporia, Kansas framed the affected region as Lubbock and surrounding areas faced the threat.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Rael
Dalhart
Emiporia
Kan
Nentral
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Kent
Gal
Brownsville
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Herne de Pies
Sandy
Union College
Schenectady
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