Sukarno Names Anti-Red Cabinet Under Army Pressure
President Sukarno yielded to military force and named a new anti communist government. He kept the premiership while installing Lt. Gen. Suharto and Gen. A H Nasution in key posts. Nasution and Suharto lead a cabinet purged of leftists with Nasution as deputy commander of KoGAM and Malik named foreign minister.
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Jakarta
API
Army
Suharto
Defense
A.H. Nasution
Indonesia
Nasution
Kogam
Malaysia
Roesian Abdulgani
Sultan Hamengku Buwono Ix
Jogjakarta
Adam Malik
Malik
Moscow
China
Honors Go To African Owl Show at Great Plains Pigeon Show
An African Owl pigeon owned by Frank Lowell of Midland won Best of the Show at the Great Plains Pigeon Fanciers Club Show held at the National Guard armory. Reserve champion went to a Turbit owned by Robert Fisher of Lubbock, with junior Best of Show to a Fantail owned by Rena Tugwell. Over 382 pigeons were entered by more than 70 exhibitors. winners span multiple breeds in junior and senior divisions, including English Trumpeter, Parlor Tumbler, and Roller categories.
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Frank Lowell
Midland
Great Plains
Racing Homer
Ben Roberts
Billy Gilbert
Rena Tugwell
Wil Hays
Mr. Schiett
Moderna
Billy Bob Bade
Timmy Walsleben
Robert Thomas
Bruce Breckenridge
Kerry Herd
Becky Fisher
Lahore
Keith Starnes
Mulfred Tumbler
Will Haysey
Bill
Bob Babe
Jimmie Lowell
Ray Jenkins
Jack Miller
David Dickey
David Inckey
Pouter
Swallow
Jimmy _Rogers
Randy Bonrnght
Carneaux
Verne
Piano Festival Ratings Listed at Public Library
About 175 students participated in the District 2 NFMC Piano Festival at the Public Library over the weekend. Adjudicator Jack Hendrix awarded 73 Superior and 57 Excellent ratings, listing numerous students by name among the achievers.
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Public Library
Stuents
Jack Hendrix
Lesa Arant
Joel Armatrong
Candace Baker
Raymond Bernstein
Beth Burgamy
Hirleen Butner
Berad Clinton
Connie Cross
Cynthia Daniel
Mona Dean
Cindy Donley
Carol Fath
Cheri Faith
Patti Field
Ann Finnel
Suzanne
Paul Martin
Becky Musslewhite
Lera Nettles
Rodney Nettles
Delinda Norman
Vebra Norton
Milton Odom
Warren Odom
Beth Palmer
Tommy Palmer
Rex Peters
Bennie Pollard
Roxanne Paulson
Teddy Ray
Patrica Bowen
Delana Sappington
Nannie Sarter
Linda Sawyer
Sammy Schoal
Robin Shaw
Parla Sherrod
Karen Simmons
Kathy Smith
Swedish Prince Bertil to visit Russia with Swedish delegation
Prince Bertil of Sweden, 14, will travel to the Soviet Union in July as head of a Swedish sports officials delegation. He will study the organization of Russian sports during the visit, representing Sweden and the Swedish royal household.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Soviet Union
Bertil
Gustav VI Adolf
Loose Cotton Theft At Farmers Co-Op Compress
Police report multiple thefts in weekend incidents including a loss of 250 to 300 pounds of loose cotton valued at 60 to 70 dollars from the Farmers Co-Op Compress. Other cases cited two saddles 190 dollars, two pairs of alligator shoes 125 dollars each, a wife’s purse about 2 dollars, clothing 75 dollars, and a radio watch plus four silver dollars.
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Farmers ‘Co-Op Compress
A. T. Wacasey Jr
30Th St
Victor Armenta
Ave. R
German Students Group Meeting at Texas Tech
High schools and colleges from across the state will send delegations to Texas Tech for the annual Texas Association of German Students meeting hosted by Tech's Foreign Languages department. Over 800 participants are expected with German plays music and social events beginning after a 6 p.m Friday kick-off in the Tech Union ballroom. The UT presentation of Johann Nestroy's Der Talisman starts at 8 p.m. in University Theater with tickets 50 cents. reservations at PO2-8811 Ext 4262. Saturday events are free. The two-day program is led by Delta Phi Alpha with Connie Pirot coordinating and Theodor Alexander as faculty advisor.
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Texas Tech
Texas Association of German
Tech
Department of Foreign Languages
Tech Union
University of Texas
Johann Nestroy
Delta Phi Alpha
Connie Pirot
Theodor Alexander
Tech Debaters Drop Five Split Decisions at Elimination Tourney
Texas Tech's debate team posted five 21 split decision losses to finish seventh of nine at the District 5 West Point Elimination Debate Tournament hosted by Texas Christian University. TCU won with a 7-1 record, Northeastern Oklahoma State was second at 6-2, Tech went 3-5 and advances to the national Sigma Delta Rho tournament on April 10-11.
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Texas Tech
West Point
Texas Christian University
Texas Christian
Northeastern Oklahoma University
Tech
Jack Spratt Janitor Supplies and Service Dust Doctor
Dupe puffery ad for Jack Spratt Janitor Supplies and Service touts dust storm cleanup and floor care products. It highlights Tornado automatic cleaners and buffers, 5 percent maintenance cost, and free training for custodians, serving the South Plains area with rent and delivery options.
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Jack Spratt
South Plains
Speedwriting ABC Shorthand classes promise quick glam secretarial work
Learn Speedwriting the natural shorthand using the abc's. Day or evening classes available with nationwide free lifetime placement service. Visit, phone or write for a free sample lesson.
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Abc
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