Victor Stars In My Fair Lady At Lubbock Musical
Victor, with a long stage career since 15, discusses his Alfred P. Doolittle role in My Fair Lady. The tour stops in Wichita Falls San Angelo Lubbock Amarillo and eventually the Pacific Coast. He hails the Lerner Shaw revival and notes strong ticket sales as the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium hosts the premiere.
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Legitimate
Alfred P. Doolittle
Bernard Shaw
Malvern
Shaw
Iishman
Victor
Sir Barry Jackson
America
Broadway
Alan Jay Lerner
Henry Sherek
London Times
New York City
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Lubbock
Amarillo
Pacific Coast
Gaylen Byrne
Eliza
Eric Brotherson
Ronald Drake
Margaret Bannerman
Mentally retarded hospital aides charged with brutality
Thirteen attendants at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa faced 31 misdemeanor counts of battery for brutal acts against patients including children. Twelve were arrested. one was sought. Some workers have left. the rest were suspended as an investigation continued. The case arose after visitors described severe conditions in security wards.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Fairview State Hospital
Students Riot On Campus And In Town At Princeton
Security officer H W Dodwell described a Monday night riot sparked by musicians outside a dorm. Bonfires, firecrackers, and toilet paper littered the campus as crowds marched to Nassau Street then Westminster Choir College. Authorities cited minor property damage and a guard office raid before dispersal. Governor Hughes noted spring sap and unfamiliar disturbance.
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H. W. Dodwell
Dodwell
Henry Hall
Nassau Street
Princeton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goheen
Westminster Choir College
Nassau Hall
Hughes
Trenton
Republicans oppose higher debt ceiling with 305 billion cap
Ten Republican committee members warned that a 305 billion dollar debt ceiling is adequate though not comfortable for the Treasury. They said the Kennedy administration was warned last Congress that they would not cover the administration’s profligate spending. They oppose a further increase but would propose an extension of the 305 billion ceiling without scheduled cuts.
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Treasury
Converted Navy Bomber Crashes Over Mississippi River Area
A converted Navy PV-2 spray bomber crashed and exploded in dense brush along the Mississippi River at Angola Louisiana. Pilot Donald E. Farley and co pilot Fernando Lopez Valerio were killed. The device was under contract to spray fire ants in Pointe Coupee Parish between the Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers.
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Angola
UPI
Mississippi River
Donald E. Farley
Fernando Lopez Valerio
Miami
Fla
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pointe Coupee Parish
Mississippi
Atchafalaya Rivers
Lubbock Nazarene Assembly Sends Message to New Guinea Mission
At a West Texas Nazarene District assembly in Lubbock messages were recorded for missionary Wanda Knox in New Guinea. The tape will be delivered next week by Rev. and Mrs. Lee Eby who head there from California. Wanda Knox has lived in Lubbock since 1960 with her two children.
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Lubbock
New Guinea
W. F. Knox
Vernon St
Sidney Knox
Nazarene
Asia
Church Assembly
West Texas
First Nazarene Church
Knox
Lee Eby
California
Sidney
Wanda) Knox
Nazarene Churches of
Woman's Missionary Union elects new president
Kansas City AP reports Mrs. Robert Fling, wife of a Texas pastor, was elected president of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday. She succeeds Mrs. R. L. Mathis of Waco Texas, who had led since 1956 and becomes MWU promotion director.
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Kansas City
Woman's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention
Robert Fling
Cleburne, Tex
R. L. Mathis
Waco
Tex
MWU
Syria prioritizes essential imports in economic plan
Syria flags essential imports as top priority in its economic policy, aiming to secure vital goods and stabilize supplies amid ongoing challenges. The move highlights focus on medicines, food, fuel, and other critical items to support daily life and public services.
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Syria
Baptists Convene in Kansas City Hear Conservative Liberal Clash
The Southern Baptists Convention opens in Kansas City with 12 000 to 13 000 delegates gathering for worship and debate on liberal conservative divisions. Rev. Carl E Bates of Charlotte NC delivers the keynote urging renewed Christian mission and conviction. Potential candidates include Bates for president and Rev. K Owen White of Houston for the conservative side.
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Kansas City
Southern Baptists Convention
Carl E. Bates
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
N.C
Bates
K. Owen White
Houston
Crystal City Mayor Sues Texas Ranger in Federal Court
Crystal City Mayor Juan Cornejo filed a $15,000 damage suit against Texas Ranger Capt. Alfred Allee alleging assault and interference with constitutional rights. Hearing set in Del Rio with the U S district clerk noting the case in federal court.
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San Antonio
UPID
Crystal City
Juan Cornejo
Texas Ranger
del Rio
U. S. District Clerk’s
Cornejo
Alfred Allee
Allee
Crystal City City
Public housing growth rises in Panama City
Public housing development expands in Panama City as new affordable units advance. Local officials report accelerated construction and plans to shelter more residents, aiming to reduce waiting lists and improve neighborhood access to services.
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Panama City
Panama
State Lands Lease Bids Reach 5 Million In Texas
State lands official Jerry Sadler announced high cash bonus bids totaling 5 million dollars for leases on 141 261 acres of state school land. The top bid was 163 200 dollars from British American Oil for a Chambers County well, averaging 35 dollars per acre as a sign of a satisfactory sale.
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Austin
Jerry Sadler
Chambers County
Sadler
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Sherwo
Western National Life
NILE
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UU LE
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Ralph Lowe
STE. Pierre
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Motor Trend Magazine
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