Chinese Snubbed At Moscow Party Congress
Moscow reports that China was not invited to the Soviet Communist party congress, the first time since Mao began rule. Delegates from Beijing called the snub natural due to no relations, while the congress aims to endorse policy and elect leaders amid tensions with China.
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Moscow
Mao Tse-tupg
China
Peking
Traise
Masorw
Foven
Gus . Senmer
Communist Party
Leonid T Brezhnev
Alexei M. Koeyein
Ate
VV. Peetcorne
Heya
Poh
Three Men Sentenced In County Court
Three men were sentenced in county court after pleading guilty to offenses including larceny and related charges. The defendants, identified as Demmie Pat tere, Perry Pattereca, and others, faced terms with possible suspensions and fines in a case tied to impaired driving and license issues.
Plaintiff Favored In Court Suit
A jury in the Third District Court returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff against Walter Head. The case involved a $1,960 claim, with Head arguing the money was a gift. The court found against Head, awarding the plaintiff the stated amount.
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Tred
Geant Memday
Moom
Walter Bo Head
Head
Senate Liquor Bill Hearings Open in House
The House Liquor Regulations Committee begins hearings on a Senate passed plan to allow public sale of mixed alcoholic drinks in Texas for the first time in 52 years. The bill by Sen. Joe Christie would charge a $5,000 initial permit fee, with $500 yearly renewal after two years, and could be spread over five years in the House.
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Austin
House
Texas
Senate
Joe Christie
D-el Paso
DeWitt Hale
DiCorpus Christi
Mick McKissack
D-Dallas
Hale
Christie
McKissack
Cal
Corpus Christi
Bond meeting turnout mixed for Lubbock school proposal
A handful of Lubbock residents attended the first in a series of five community meetings about the April 6 school bond proposal. Turnouts ranged from six at Thompson to 35 at Struggs Junior High, with interpreters at Alderson and Matthews.
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Lubbock
Thompson Junior High
Hutchinson Junior High
Mackenzie Junior High
Evans Junior High
Strungs Junior High
Alderson
Matthews, Slaton, Atkins
Smylie Wilson
Alderson and
Matthews
Murder by motor vehicle charge filed in fatal hit and run
Crux Perez DeLeon, 20, of 208 Temple Ave, faces murder by motor vehicle while intoxicated after Rosa Ochoa Rodriquez, 23, was killed in a hit and run in the 2300 block of Avenue Q. Rodriquez died as Lubtexk County records show a sixth traffic fatality this year. Services for Rodriquez set for 10 am Wednesday at Our Lady of Grace Church with burial at Pence-Gio Gardens.
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Crux Perez DeLeon
Temple Ave
Asst. Dist
Bob Odom
Rosa Ochoa Rodriquez
Lubbcock
Avenue Q
Rodriquey
Miss Hadriquez
Lubtexk
Seth Plains
Padriques
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Pence- Gio Gardens
Rin Funeral
Dimmitt Farmer Joins Grain Sorghum Promotion Team
Melvin Horton a Dimmitt area farmer and livestock feeder is part of a three man U S grain sorghum promotion team headed for Germany Holland and England for three weeks. Other members include John Seibert and Dr E L Stephenson. The group acts as front men for the Grain Sorghum Producers Association and the U S Feed Grains Council. Horton serves as vice president of the association and is a former tour member to Asia.
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Dimmitt
Melvin Horton
Europe
Germany
Holland
England
John Seibert
Texas Extension Service
College Staton
E. L. Stephenson
Fayetteville
Ark
Poultry Authhornet
University of Arkansas Animal Science Department
Uited States
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
U.S. Feed Grains Council
Barton
Texas Grain Sorghum Producers Board
Agia
Election Story Errors Noted In Local Board Races
An area election summary mislisted candidate John Kveton as an incumbent and named board secretary Chester Griffith Perry Looney and Raymond Bufe as incumbents. Wolfforth trustee candidate Billy John Walker was omitted and T J Durham’s initials were transposed.
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New Deal School Board
John Kveton
Eee
Chester iGriffith
Perry Looney
iRaymond Bufe
Wolfforth
Billy John Walker
T. J.durham
Levelland Selects Little Miss Levelland and Petite
Robbie Thrash daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Thrash was chosen Little Miss Levelland at South Plains College auditorium. Cissy Haynes four won Little Miss Petite. Crown trophy and $25 savings bonds plus gifts were awarded. First runner up Gyna Thompson second runner up Lori Caswell. Best talent Julie Acker. Petite runners up Gigi Parsons Becky Battin Tonya White.
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Levelland
Robbie Thrash
Wallace Thrash
South Plains College
Cissy Haynes
Jerry Haynes
Gyna Thompson
Lori Caswell
Julie Acker
Gigi Parsons
Becky Battin
Tonya White
Tech Burglary Clues Sought
Texas Tech University investigators pursue clues in a safe burglary at the University Center. Thieves took about 1600 dollars in cash. 2500 dollars in checks were torn in half and hidden. Discovery followed a Mitchell County farmer finding the safe in a creek bed southeast of Colorado City.
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Bill Daniels
Texas Tech University
Texas
Tech
University Center
Mitchell County
Colorado City
Texas Rangers
Daniels
Kaunda Mansion Budget Revealed By Zambian Works Minister
Works Minister Dingiswayo Banda told parliament that more than $1.1 million will be spent on a new presidential residence in Lusaka for President Kenneth Kaunda.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Dingiswayo Banda
Parliament
Kenneth Kaunda
Burglars Hit City In Two Major Lubbock Thefts
Early Monday burglars carried out two large heists in Lubbock totaling about $4,000. At Del-Tex Inc a wall breach yielded 31 rings including 25 diamond mounts, plus three TVs, three cameras, a stereo and a tape player. A residence theft at 4516 23rd St. saw two tape recorders two turntables two speakers and four amplifiers taken. Additional losses include a coin collection at 2713 Sixth St and a Paddle Tramps Co break in with coin-op damage.
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Lubbock
Del-Tex Inc
Dwight Carver
23Rd St
Carver
Texas Highway Dept
Sdth St
C. M. Parrish
Yeges
Helen Mata
E. Brown &J
Mfyz. Co
4Th St
Brunson Brick & Stone Inc
7Ith St
Bill Boren
59Th St
Evans Junior High Observes National FHA Week Activities
Evans Junior High School homemaking students plan a week of activities for National Future Homemakers of America Week March 29 to April 2. Color Day kicks off with red and white attire. bookmarks, decorative boxes for staff, cookies for the teachers lounge, and teaching assistant duties are scheduled. Coordinator Mrs. Jim Blackmon notes a fashion show is set for April 25.
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Evans Junior High School
National Future Homemakers of America
Evans
Jim Blackmon
Soviet scientists plan buoy network in Atlantic for ocean data
In Bordeaux, Soviet researchers announced plans to place specially equipped buoys in the Atlantic to transmit data on sea temperature salinity and air sea energy exchange. They noted dozens of buoys are currently tested in the Black Sea.
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Bordeaux
France
Atlantic Ocean
Black Sea
Earth Youth to Attend National 4-H Conference
John Pitts 18 of Earth Texas named one of four Texas delegates to the National 4-H Conference. He is a longtime Lamb County 4-H member and 1969 Texas 4-H Council chairman. Delegates will visit Washington D C and historic sites. The Texas team includes Randy Miller, Jean Ann Block, and Yvonne Dziuk.
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Earth
John Pitts
Lamb County
Texas
Washington, D.C
Randy Miller
Hidalgo County
Jean Ann Block
Tom Green County
Yvonne Dziuk
Wilson County
Pitts
Kirk Pitts
Rt. 1
Texas Tech
United States
Puerto Rico
Canada
White House
Congress
Departments of Government
John
Pleasant Valley
District 2
State Council
Santa Fe
Minority Problems Topic Of Lecture By Perry Flippin
University of Texas at Austin sociologist Reynell M. Parkins spoke to Texas Tech's graduate seminar on current American society Monday night. He argued the core issue for minorities is economic, not racial, and criticized the view of measuring worth by net assets. He cited historical shifts from slave status to chattel property and urged more dialogue among races to unlock opportunities through programs like Community Development Corporation and HUD Model Cities.
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Perry Flippin
Avalanche-Journal
University of Texas At Austin
Reynell M. Parkins
Texas Tech
School of Architecture At Austin
Parkins
Dunn and Bradstreet
America
Booker Washington
Elijah Muhammed
Martin Luther King
Austin
HUD
New Building Sought At Reese Air Force Base
The Defense Department seeks Congress approval and $2.522 million for Reese Air Force Base construction projects. Planned are news officers quarters headquarters facility a fight operations facility and air conditioning in airmen dormitories. Funds await further action for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Defense Department
Congress
Reese Air Force Base
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