LBJ Explains Actions In Dominican Crisis
President Johnson addressed the nation after briefing congressional leaders on the Dominican crisis. He urged insurgents to lay down arms and emphasized peaceful change, while recounting events leading to U S troop dispatch and noting U S service members rescued citizens from 30 nations.
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U.S
America
Johnson
United States
OAS
Senate
White House
George E. Reedy
Annual Banquet Honors Tech Students in Speech Arts
More than 25 Texas Tech students were honored for outstanding service in speech arts at the college annual awards banquet Sunday. Recipients included Hal Upchurch Janine Coats Bruce Roberson and David Bradley for forensics and Terry Danson Pat Rogers Jeanie Rook and Marilyn McElroy for drama. Nicky Redinger led radio tv honors with several honorees in other categories. Special recognition went to Miss Shular and Miss Kollenbet as Sixma Alpha Eta honorary members, and Melanie Reno received the overall outstanding service award. Dr. P Melville Larson presided at the dinner in Furr Cafeteria.
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Texas Tech
Hal Upchurch
Janine Coats
Bruce Roberson
David Bradley
Douglas Andrews
Terry Danson
Pat Rogers
Jeanie Rook
Marilyn McElroy
Nicky Redinger
Ted Sattel
Bill Williams
Ron Salladay
Tom Barnett
Judith Shular
Ann Kollenbet
Jim Yates
Shelly Stipes
Suetane West
Carolyn Graham
Joe Melcher
Shular
Kellen
Sixma Alpha Eta
Melanie Reno
P. Melville Larson
Furr
Johnson Home Opens as Living President’s Property
The Johnson boyhood home near a Texas ranch is being prepared for public display. Volunteers cleaned the yard and organized Johnson memorabilia including baby pictures letters and school report cards. The 1898 house sits on a full city block with a water well and two front porches.
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Johnson
Texas
Dornas Oe
North Viet Nam Denounces Use Of Australian Troops
Tokyo AP report states North Viet Nam Foreign Ministry condemns the deployment of Australian troops. The broadcast from Hanoi cited a protest statement issued on a Monday from the Vietnamese side and asked for clarification.
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North Viet Nam
Tokyo
Janad Rutneday
Skateboard danger to children prompts safety warning
A New York report notes concerns about skateboard use by children. Officials urge strict rules and supervision, warning of potential injuries and responsibilities if youths ignore safety guidelines.
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New York
UPL
Thomas ‘An
Boote
Surance Association
Seril
South Viet Nam
Car customizer Barris wowed Snyder area crowd with hot rods
In Snyder, Emily Smith paintings impressed locals as Barris tours a four day international show at Sports Arena. Barris explains his Kustom City business makes street legal versions of lake racer and dragster designs. cars win at shows, spark model interest, and fuel TV and film use. He notes typical upgrades for a teen buyer include wheels, cheater slicks, tailfins, chrome, and a German sunroof kit installed for about 500 dollars.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Barris
Stern
Kustom City
North Hollywood
Tent
Volkswagen
Germany
West Texas Art Show Displays Emily Guthrie Smith
In Snyder area, about 150 visitors attended a weekend exhibition by Emily Guthrie Smith at the Diamondl Art Gallery. The Fort Worth artist showcased children and landscape paintings drawing regional attention and a recent top prize in Oklahoma City.
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Snyder
West Texas
M Art Center
Emily
Guthrie Smith
Child Art Gallery
Smith
Senate
Legislature Debates Tavern Curfew Extension Bill
Report of Tuesday's session highlights Rep Dick and McKissack pushing a bill to extend tavern curfew to 2 a.m. every night, with Barnes expressing disappointment at a recent news conference and Senate leadership seen as slow to pass major measures. Also notes births and personal notices amid page one content.
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Dallas
McKissack
Barnes
Cotton Bowl event finalists name list and schedule
The program for the Cotton Ball includes an 11 15 a m meat judging, a noon informal luncheon with judges, an afternoon final judging, and a 7 30 p m dinner at Lub bock Country Club for finalists and escorts. Interviews begin at 9 a m Tuesday with further afternoon sessions, followed by a 3 30 rehearsal for the Mayor Cotton Show. Finalists from Texas Tech and other schools are named, with several students attending UT, North Texas State University, and other institutions. Legislative redistricting notes appear as a separate political aside.
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Lubbock Country Club
Country Club
Mayor Cotton
Sherrell Andrews
Adele ‘Cole
Carolyn Ann Compton
Tonda Curry
Dinah Gray
Karen Kitzman
Lanell Lafon
Ja Inelt
Vivian McDermand
Linde
Oulse Mixon
Kay Perkins
Jo- Jann Reynolds
Jon Ann Rice
Shirley Kaye Stafford
Denese Stevens
Nell Stokes
Nance Kristle Lynn Wood
Carol Woods
Texas Tech
Connie Lee Baker
Seminole High School
Nancy Bernard
Lubbock
University of Texas
Soviet Official Injured In Fall In New York
A Soviet official was injured after falling three floors from a window in a Manhattan apartment. The incident occurred as unresolved political maneuvering continued in Congress over term lengths and reapportionment. Bessmertnykh reported returning to his apartment and finding Ragulin missing with a window open, later seen on the church roof nearby.
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New York
Iti
Manhattan
Bessmertnykh
Ragulin
Bath Tubs Shaped By 1600 Tons Of Pressure
A garbled report describes heavy industrial processes and police notes about injuries, a seven floor apartment, and missing tourists amid snow. It cites Ragulin and Bessmertnykh and references Innsbruck Montreal and Scotland Yard with unclear details and dates.
Diamond M Foundation hosts painting exhibit with national artists
A weekend exhibition and reception featured works including Girl With Cat by Snyder and other West and Southwest pieces. Mrs. Gracie Smith and Mrs. John DeFord assisted as hosts. Fort Worth painter Snyder, tied to the Diamond M Foundation, drew notable attention alongside N. C. Wyeth, George Phippen and Lubbock artist Martin. Visitors from Big Spring, Midland, Fort Worth and nearby cities attended, some arriving by plane or charter bus.
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Emily Guthrie Smith
Fort Worth
Diamond M Foundation
Snyder
Retha Martin
Lubbock
West Texas
Paintings
Mrs. M. Foundation
Enim
McLaughlin
Aseuva Martin
Miss Kansas Dies In Auto Mishap
Emporia Kansas UPI reports the death of Miss Kansas Mar ylene Save Savage 22 after a two car crash ten miles east of Emporia. Her mother Mrs Charles Savage 47 and two passengers in the other car James Kaminski 42 and Gloria Kaminski 35 were killed. Kaminski died at the scene while Mrs Kaminski died later at Emporia Hospital. Blasche and his wife in the other car were seriously injured.
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Emporia
Kan
UPI
Marylene Save Savage
Kansas
Evan
Here
Charles Savage
Florence
Miss Savage
Atlantic City
Savage
James Kaminski
Gloria
Blasche
Kaminski
Iscene
San Emporia
Beach Mob Clears Galveston Beaches After Disorder
AP reports at Galveston on Splash Day the beaches were cleared by sheriff deputies in about an hour after youths and college students from nine states caused disturbances. No serious injuries. police chief W J Barnes said orders to clear followed fights and disorder. Rangers noted most were law abiding but a small minority spoiled the holiday. The event marks the unofficial opening of the season but was abandoned this year due to trouble.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
Marines
Para
Bosch
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
OAS
pro-Bosch
Puerto Rico
San Isidro Air Force Base
Army
Bruce Palmer
U.S. Navy
Newport News
United Nations Sec
A Thant
Geneva
New York
UN Security Council
Soviet Union
United States
Jena
Big Island
Galvesten
Poligerien
Galveston
W. J. Barnes
Barnes
East Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Burns
Texas Ranger
Hol
Sulivan
Flood Devastation Sweeps Multiple Counties and Towns
Flooding inundates Hannibal and towns along the river as 25 000 acres of Adams County farmland and 30 000 in Henderson County go under water. Levee protection remains, while Hancock County reports dikes holding and Gulfport Illinois becomes a ghost town with residents Homer and wife refusing to evacuate. Authorities inoculate 100 tons for typhoid and tetanus amid widespread damage and power cuts.
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Tys
Hpoid
Hannibal
Minois
Adams County
Henerson
Hancock Ty
Ile Inala
Gulfport
Ill
Burlington
Homer Eaton
Patrol tale from Santo Domingo bullets and rescue
AP report from Santo Domingo notes U S forces on patrol witnessing a botched assault by a 3 8 newamen and others. A sniper wounded several and paratroopers rescued civilians and wounded personnel in the town during the encounter.
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Bob Schutz
Santo Domingo
Domincan Republic
Newamen
U.S
Four Communist boats sunk in Formosa Strait clash
Nationalist China reported a one hour battle northeast of Matsu Island in the Formosa Strait. Four Communist gunboats were sunk, two damaged, and two forced away. It marked the first major strait clash in over a year amid ongoing crisis.
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Formosa
UPI
China
Matsu Island
Formosa Strait
Fearty
Quemoy
Matsu
Weather and temperature outlook across Texas and nation
Area Rains the NOS moisture were spreading clouds Inland to Central and East Texas. Forecasts called for slightly cooler weather in the Panhandle with skies elsewhere clear to partly cloudy and warmer afternoons. Temperatures ranged from 72 Fort Worth to 80 Brownsville, with 73 Texarkana and 78 Houston. Severe thunderstorms were forecast for Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and South Dakota. wet weather spread across the Middle Atlantic and parts of North Dakota and Minnesota.
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East Texas
Panhandle
el Paso
Fort Worth
Dallas
Austin
Houston
Brownsville
Texarkana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Col
Mont
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
Oregon
Nevada
Maine
Idaho
Montana
Middle Atlantic
North Dakota
Viet Nam ACLU a ND TANGIBLE CLUES Booby Trap Death Remains Mystery To Houston Police
Houston Chronicle reports a muddled case amid Vietnam war coverage. A Melvin Steakley editor at the Chronicle was found dead on a sidewalk after a car incident. Police pursued two clues including a man tampering with Steakley’s car and possible prank violence tied to racial tensions. The investigation continues with uncertainty and public concern.
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U.S. Air Force
United States
Houston
Tex
Steakley
Melvin Leonlal
Houston Chronicle
Diedi
Iper
Chronicle
U. S
North Viet Nam
Warlanen Venter
Ted Ae
South Viet Nam
Pere Sons
Melvin Steakley
William P. Steven
The
Toakley
Gadiey Leakley
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