Soviet General Dubovik TravelsFrequent US Trips Draw Defense Scrutiny
Soviet military attache Lt Gen. Vladimir Dubovik and Maj. Vladimir Kalinin have been touring the United States on a series of trips that the Army says are routine and nonendangering. They travel with diplomatic plates and have limited routes, with occasional rejections for using cars in certain areas.
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Soviet Union
Washington
British envoy Patrick Dean to tour central Africa
Sir Patrick Dean, Britain's permanent representative to the United Nations, will undertake a 19 day tour of central Africa next month. The government released no reason for the trip.
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Patrick Dean
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Lodge Faces Tough Test as U S Ambassador in Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. arrives in Saigon to lead a 12,000 man American force and oversee nearly 500 million dollars yearly to counter Communist efforts in South Vietnam. He faces Buddhist protests, potential assassinations, and pressure on Diem toward reforms while navigating lobbyists and a wary Saigon press.
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South Viet Nam
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United States
United Nations
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Equator
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America
France
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Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Southeast Asia
State Department
Diem
Washington
Nolting
Viet Nam
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El Paso Boy Found Chained by Mother Abuse Case
Nine year old Antonio Valenzuela was found naked and chained to a washing machine in his home in Ysleta El Paso. Neighbors said beatings and restraints began when he was five. Police search for the boy’s mother Carolina Valenzuela a waitress and divorcee. Antonio was hospitalized malnourished and made a ward of the Child Welfare Agency while a foster home is sought. The father claimed no knowledge of the abuse.
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UPI
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Carolina Valenzuela
Antonio
Peter Martinez
Valenzuela
Ysleta
Child Welfare Agency
Smoking Dog Puffs Through 20 Cigarettes A Day
In Fleet England Bran dy a dog owned by Margaret Sulter has taken up smoking. He tucks cigarettes from ash trays and now smokes whole cigarettes, though his owner notes he does not inhale.
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England
Brandy
Margaret Sulter
Pilot escapes injury in plane mishap near Roby
A light plane piloted by 25 year old Robert Urban of Bloomfield Conn veered off a county road during takeoff 10 miles southwest of Roby and burned after plowing through a fence. An investigating patrolman said a wing caught weeds, causing the skid. Urban works for a Roby aerial spraying company.
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Robert Urban
Bloomfield
Conn
Walter Wood
Urban
Police Probe City Vandalism in Lubbock Incidents
Lubbock police investigated multiple vandalism cases on Friday. P L Purdy reported his pony strangled to death at a stock pen on 1400 Ave C, valued at 150 dollars, after being tied with heavy wire. C C Chandler said someone shattered the windshield of his pickup at 114 Fordham, valued at 20 dollars.
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Fordham
Candy Barr silent on divorce plans
Edna Texas Candy Barr 28 the former burlesque queen says she will not confirm or deny divorce reports. Her husband Jack Sahakian lives in California and Candy hopes publicity will not hurt her chances for a full pardon after parole.
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UPI
Candy Barr
Candy
Juanita Dale Slusher Phillips Sahakian
Texas
Jack Sahakian
California
Group to Study Military Pay Increase
Chairman Richard Russell named an armed services subcommittee to hearings on the House approved 1.2 billion dollar annual military pay raise. Sen. Howard Cannon will lead the subgroup. The bill would raise pay about 12 percent for personnel with over two years service and add 55 dollars per month combat pay for those under fire in hostilities including Vietnam aid efforts.
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Richard Russell
D-Ga
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Viet Nam
Lions Club Holds Annual Banquet Installations
About 50 people attended the Southwest Lions Club annual installation banquet at a local restaurant. Clyde Schneider passed the gavel to Ernest Johnson, the new boss Lion, with Alton Griffin of the Lubbock Lions Club installing the officers. Paul Johnson, Ray Duck, Harold Holmes, and Al Rettig were named officers and secretary.
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Lubbock Lions Club
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al Rettig
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Local Club Names Officers and Directors
The slate includes Earl Elam as treasurer Lonnie Hollingsworth as lion tamer Elwood Smith as tail twister and Bill Grubbs and Doug Boren as directors.
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Two Soviet Envoys Leave Sweden After Espionage Suspect Arrest
Two Soviet Embassy officials Maj. Gen. Vitaly Nikolsky and George Baranovsky departed Sweden after Stockholm accused them of acting as contact men for Swedish air force Col. Stig Erik Wennerstrom. Wennerstrom, arrested last weekend, admitted spying for Russia for 15 years including time as naval attaché in Washington and was charged with gross espionage.
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Foreign Office
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George Baranovsky
Stig Erik Wennerstrom
Russia
Washington
Wennerstrom
Wife Is Quizzed In Shooting Of General
Mrs. Thomas J. Gent Jr. was interrogated by Air Force investigators about the shooting of her Air Force general husband at Tinker AFB. Gent, a major general and NORAD commander, was found wounded Monday and is off the critical list.
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Air Force
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North American Air Defense Command
Gent
NORAD
Tinker Air Force Base
Savannah Gets New Nuclear Ship Crew Training
Bab cock Wilcox Co Atomic Energy Division in Lynchburg has won a contract with the Atomic Energy Commission and the Maritime Administration to train a new engineering crew for the Savannah. The first crew was dismissed after a wage dispute in Galveston. The firm will train in Galveston where the ship is tied up and provide standby watches and maintenance for the reactor.
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Washington
Eight neutralist soldiers killed in Laos ambush
Eight neutralist soldiers were killed and nine seriously wounded in a Pathet Lao ambush on the road to Luang Prabang between Ban Hin Heup and Ban Namone.
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UPI
Pathet
Ban Hin Heup
Ban Namone
Luang Prabang
Laos
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