McNamara push for nonproliferation treaty gains support
McNamara testifies before Congress in favor of a plan to halt spread of nuclear arms. He argues a treaty including all major powers aids U.S. security even if Red China does not sign, while noting France may or may not join negotiations. He warns three new states could develop weapons within six months to two years.
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McNamara
Johnson
United States
Britain
Russia
France
U.S
China
Red China
Red
Crime Up 1965 Across Nation and Texas Details
FBI figures show higher crime rates nationwide in 1965 with sharp rises in the Northeast and West while Texas reports mixed results with some cities up and others down in rapes murders and robberies Officials note gun use increased in assault cases and armed robberies as arrests rose modestly across the country
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South
Northeast
Northcentral
North-Central
Hoover
Agera
FBI
U.S
Washington
UPI
Texas
Amarillo
Houston
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Austin
Spallas
EL Paso
Fort Worth
Lubbock
San Antonio
Waco
Amarilan Corpus Christi
Dallas
Grand Jury Returns Indictments Across Multiple Offenses
The grand jury returned charges including forgery theft and burglary indictments against numerous defendants such as Oliver and Rucker for forging instruments and Cardena and Madranal for burglary. Five DWI indictments were issued with names including James Moreno and Lawrence Law. Troy Myers presides as grand jury foreman with other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livev Oliver
Ave. L
Joe Rucker
Aransas Pass
Lewis Carpenter
EL. Broadway
Honmier Fugate
E. Broadway
Susano Cardenas Jr
Sth
Richard Cortez
Ave
O. Domingo Rela Jr
Morres Garza Cardenas
St. Susaro
Morris Cardeas
Pela
Cortez
Raymond Hamilton
Zenit
Ysidro Maldonado
Slaton
Juan Mendosa
Marcus Perry Davis
1708
Ronald Thompson
Sir 48Th St
DWI
Trand
Troy Dean James
Pedro Moreno
Idalou Ral
Billy Iota Wurgess
Levelland
Joe Benton Dillon
Sar Quant
William Vernon Law
G. BE. Chfton
Ford Bell
George Pamaz
Dg. B. Rhea
Paul Newnan
GL. T. Anderson
Selesting
Gongales
Vanleone
Three man Apollo flight eyed for late 1960s orbit
NASA officials expect America's first three man crewed Apollo spacecraft aboard a Saturn I B rocket to orbit Earth as soon as fall with possible readiness by October or November. Training would require six to eight months with Saturn 5 aiming for a lunar landing possibly in late 1968.
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Alvin B. Webb JR
Houston
UPI
America
Earth
U.S. Space Agency
Joseph Shea
Pacific
Shea
Space Agency
Moon
U.S
Weather forecast for South Plains and Texas regions today
Cloudy to partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures across the South Plains. Lubbock sees highs in the upper 60s with mid 30s tonight. Winds 15 to 17 mph. Light rain reported in McAllen and showers north of Victoria to south of Houston. Presidio tops at 71.
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South Plains
Texas
South Texas
Lubbock
Lear
U. S. Weather Bureau
West Texas
McAllen
Victoria
Houston
Galveston
Walnut Springs
Mineral
Wells
San Angelo
San “Antonia
Presidio
Slayer Of Former Lamesan Is Sought
Police hunted Monday for the slayer of Billy Joe Gray a 25 year old former Lamesa resident and horse wrangler found murdered in his Ca nova Park California apartment last Thursday Funeral services were held in La Mesa and he was buried in Lamesa Memorial Park Detective Lt Charles Hughes described a badly beaten body found amid broken glass with head injuries An acquaintance was questioned but released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Angeles
Billy Joe Gray
Lamesa
Canova Park
Calif
Gray
Branon-Philips
Lamesa Memorial Park
Charles Hughes
Lord Astor Dies Of Heart Attack In Bahamas
Lord Astor of the Waldorf Astor line dies at 59 in Nassau Bahamas from a heart attack after visiting Sir Harold and Lady Christie. He had flown in for a month’s vacation and was staying at Princess Margaret Hospital. The incident follows the Profumo scandal years earlier linking the Astor family to political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Astor
Muncionaire
Cliveden
Astor
Stephen Ward
Christine Keeler
John Prolumae
Profumo Water
Christine
Texas Officials Clash Over FBI Voter Registration Tactics
Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr of Texas denounced federal FBI fact finding as improper while urging county tax assessors to report any interference during the voter registration drive. Senator Yarborough praised FBI use, arguing it boosted registration and challenged local leaders who opposed poll tax repeal.
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FBI
Justice Department
Katzenbach
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Connally
The
United States
Yarbrough
Martin
Yarborough
Crawford Martin
Austin
Wioner Carr
U.S
Clovis Man Dies in Las Vegas Motorcycle Crash
CLOVIS Special Leon Oscar Beaver 44, a longtime Clovis resident and seed company owner, was killed late Sunday in a headon motorcycle crash in Paradise Valley, Las Vegas. Survived by wife, parents, a son Ricky a daughter Sharon, a brother Nolan and one grandchild. Services pending in Las Vegas.
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Clovis
Leon Oscar Beaver
Headon
Paradise Valley
Las Vegas
Nev
Beaver
Albuquerque
Lee Beaver
Ricky
Sharon
U S Planes Strike Wide North Viet Nam Targets
U S Air Force and Navy pilots attacked military and communications sites across North Vietnam. U S Marines and Vietnamese forces pulled out of a northeast Saigon valley ending a major operation. Two jets were shot down amid SAM missiles and heavy anti aircraft fire. The 36th Regiment suffered heavy losses, with about 537 confirmed dead and nearly 600 more bodies removed or buried.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Viet Nam
U.S
36Th Regiment
21St Regiment
Longtime City Resident Dies After Heart Attack
B F Foster 77 of 2521 Main St died on arrival at West Texas Hospital at 9 05 pm Monday after a heart attack. Wise County native moved to Lubbock in 1920 from Montana. He ran Lubbock Transfer Co about 18 years, then sold in 1907 to farm. Services pending at Rix Funeral Home. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Fred Tatum two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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B. F. Foster
Main St
West Texas Hospital
Wise County
Tex
Lubbock
Montana
Lubbock Transfer Co
Rix Funeral Homie
Fred Tatum
Tahoka Rites Slated For Mrs Williams
Tahoka special services for Mrs Elizabeth Ann Williams a Lynn County resident since 1930 are set for 2 pm at First Baptist Church. Rev Jim Turner will officiate. Burial will follow in Tahoka Cemetery under White Funeral Home direction. Mrs Williams wife of the late William A Williams died Sunday night in a local nursing home. She is survived by a son Jesse of Medford Oregon and other relatives.
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Tahoka
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Lynn County
Jin First Baptist Church
Jim Turner
Parial
Tahoka Cemetery
White Funeral
Williams
William A. Williams
Ten Peak
Jesse
Medford, Ore
Williams enters Michigan Senate race with Johnson backing
G Mennen Williams resigns as assistant secretary of state to run for the U S Senate. He announces with support from Johnson aides and party leaders, aiming to face Detroit mayor Jerome Cavanagh in the August 2 primary. Williams, 55, founded Michigan Democrats and vows full-time campaigning after March 25 departure.
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Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
State Department
Michigan
U.S
Johnson
Jerome Cavanagh
Patrick McNamara
D-Mich
Williams
Democratic Party
Cavanagh
George W. Romney
LBI
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Birth announcements from West Texas Hospital and Reese AFB
A parade of birth notices records newborns across West Texas Hospital and Reese AFB facilities. Parents include bank tellers, farmers, carpenters, and soldiers, with weights spanning 4 to 15 ounces and times from early morning to night.
Striking Newark Teachers Hit With Fines and Suspended Jail
Thirty Newark teachers and others faced suspended jail terms and fines after a two day strike on February 10 and 11 in defiance of a court order. Superior Court Judge Nelson K Mintz fined the Newark Teachers Association $1000 and individuals a combined $16500 for contempt.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Superior Court
Nelson, K. Mintz
Mintz
NTA
High Courts' Voting Rights Ruling Surprises Dixie Officials
Governors Sanders Bolton of Georgia react to the Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act with caution and praise for the law's reach. South Carolina's McLeod and McNair discuss possible rehearing while Alabama's George Wallace offers no comment. The piece notes the act's impact since 1963 with thousands registered.
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Supreme Court
Carl BE. Sanders
Arthur Kx. Bolton
Georgia
Sanders
Bolton
Daniel R. McLeod
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Alabama
George Wallace
Congress
Warren
20 Dead In Blizzard Toll Across Upper Midwest
The blizzard left 20 dead across Minnesota North Dakota and Nebraska as temperatures plunged below zero. Snowplows and bulldozers cleared caves high drifts while livestock losses were expected to be vast. Gov Guy helicoptered over the area to assess damage and flood risk. Civil Defense crews aided road clearance as power was restored after outages in South Dakota.
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United Press International
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Lyle Lamphere
Central Livestock Association
South St. Paul
Minn
Lamphere
William Guy
North Dakota
South Dakota
Civil Defense
National Guard
Selby
Bowdle
Mobridge
Hijacker Uses Gun in Motive to Sack Cash at Williams Store
Mrs. Williams described Glazener directing a holdup at the Preston Milk Store where the gunman ordered money put in a bag and told her to lie down. Police seek a red International pickup and a man about 5 feet 8 inches tall wearing a white straw hat, following a separate Sunday hijacking of $110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazener
Ave
Ronald Sills
Truck crash and fire injure unnamed occupants in New Deal
A truck crashed into a tree in New Deal triggering dense smoke from a butane tank. Eyewitnesses described a tire blowout and a near explosion as fire crews shut off valves. Only the frame and front seat remained. other parts scattered across nearby lawns.
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Ivan Ruffin
Criswell
Ruffin
Elton Don Butler
New Deal
Jackie Thompson
Lubbock
Ed Hatchett
Chamber Funeral Home
Butler
Trains Collision Kills Two Injure Dozens Near Chester Mont
Two Great Northern passenger trains collided head on five miles east of Chester Montana under centralized control. Engineers Bernard Retenvan and Eric Waters died. at least 29 others were hurt. Many were hospitalized or treated and released.
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Chester
Mont
Great Northern
Bernard L. Retenvan
Western Star
Eric A. Waters
Empire Builder
Whitefish
John M. Budd
John N. Robson
Minneapolis
Minn
North Dakota
Dassomera Ttt
Seattle
Wash
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Chris
Ben Pen
Revenue Service
Wilhite
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Does
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Cook
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Pokey
Wendy Hinchcliffe
Poulsbo
Portland
Wendy
Benefit Leen
Ik Ofbecu
LBJ
Senate
Dick Barnes
Wayne Hasch
Lubbock National Bank
Jerome Anthony Decker
Anton
Oon
Fnday
University Hospital
David M. Stoner
S0th St
Reese Afb Hopital
Amy Spec
Anthony J. Almeida
Vanda
Reese Afb Hospital
Bobby Wright
Lubbock Oxtespath Hospital
David Hawerton
Emory
Labbuck Osteopathic Hospital
Gifford Hill Western
Billy Tucker
Methodist Hospital
Erie
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Myre Arthur Balmanno
Yaipom
Lone Star Distributing 9
Merce
Miguel Hernandez
TiOk
Tre
Texas Tech
Richard Eberhardt
Haden Neon Sign Co., Inc
Jerry McDonald
Highland Hospital
American Trust and Life Co
David L. Lowrie
Whig Oth
Joe Fan Seale
Cty of
Alton
Brown Sr
South Plans Moving
William Wo Wicks Jr
48Th St
Dunlap’s
Floyd Ho Hancock Jr
R. H. Pulton
Contractors
High Court
Dixie States
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