Latin America Still Holds Mixed Feelings on Nixon Tour
A year after Nixon’s Latin America tour, surveys across ten nations show little overall change in attitudes. Venezuelans express skepticism about improved ties, while Argentina and Brazil report some gains. Peru and Bolivia highlight aid needs and anti-American sentiment remains prominent among students and workers.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
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America
Richard Nixon
Nixon
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U.S
Latin America
Uni
Associated Press
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Argentina
Brazil
Bogota
Colombia
Lima
Peru
Latin
South America
Fulgencio Batista
Marcos Joe Jenene Cally
United
China
Baccaen
Meri¢a
Europe
Asia
Santiago
Chile
Luis Edurdo Cordova
Tepees
Lombian
Unitea
la Paz
Bolivia
Times Magazine
Venezela
Caracas
Itera
Alberto Franco Ballester
Federation of San Marcos University
Économie Ag
Arturo Sabroso
Peruvian Workers Confederation
Ninor
Eicwater
Leonardo Polanco
Raul Clemente Huerta
Liberal Radical Party
Local Briefs highlight hospital updates and civic notes
Mrs Stratton aged 75 of 2512 Baylor St is in satisfactory condition after an emergency appendectomy performed Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. Four daughters visiting from Hollywood Calif Inez Collins Gelta Stewart and Ottye Courtney attend to their mother amid illness. County Commissioners Court agenda includes bids on diesel fuel land use and a truck set for 10 am Monday in the courthouse. Lubbock Community Clothing Center reports 3041 garments and 137 pairs of shoes distributed to 50 families despite higher demand. stock remains limited. Argentine Moline 17 of Plainview is in good condition at Methodist Hospital after a broken collarbone from a Friday car crash at 20th Street and Akron Avenue. Leonard Jarett of Lubbock a Rice Institute graduate and medical student at Washington University St Louis has earned a diabetes research fellowship. Mrs Sondra Stone of 3706 41st Lt visits her daughter-in-law Mrs Joseph L Black in Ft Hood to meet her first grandchild named David Patrick. Scott Roberts 3 son of Mr Mrs June Roberts 2212 remains in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo after a brain hemorrhage suffered 10 days ago while visiting a farm near Friona.
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Methodist ‘Hospital
Lubbock
Leonard Jerett
Washington University
St. Louis
Jerry Jarett
Leonard
Rice Institute
Scott Roberts
June Roberts
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Friona
Texas Tech
Bomarc Missile Program Criticized for Waste and Duplication
Congressional aides accuse the Air Force of waste and duplication in the Bomarc program as they note cost estimates reaching eight billion dollars through mid 1963. Critics argue the system duplicatesthe Army Nike and remains largely untested on supersonic targets while costs tighten under SAGE control.
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Congress
Air Force
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Boeing Aeroplane Co
Seattle
Wash
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Col
C. B. Johnson
Air Force Weapons System Division
William E. Minshall
Rohio
Flood
Johnson
longtime Hobbs teacher Ruby Isaacs retires after 44 years
In Hobbs Special Report, kindergarten hopeful Ruby Isaacs retires after 44 years in teaching. She began in Oklahoma, moved to New Mexico, taught first and mostly THRst grade, championed phonics, and plans to teach kindergarten part time while pursuing travel and time with grandchildren. Her son Franklin is a nearby public school teacher.
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Hobbs
Abernathy Man In Critical Condition After Wreck
A 51 year old Abernathy farm worker remained in critical condition at Swisher County Hospital after more than two days unconsciousness following an auto wreck on U S Highway 87 north of Tulia. Hospital officials said Billy Simpson suffered severe head injuries when the car driven by Roy Harding Smitherman of Abernathy skidded off the highway and struck a parked vehicle.
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Abernathy
Swisher County
Here
Billy Simpson
U. S. Highway 87
Simpson
Roy Harding Smitherman
Tulsa
Sim
VANDALS DAMAGE MEMPHIS CAR LOTS IN EARLY FRIDAY
Police reported 36 cars damaged at a Memphis used car lot after a string of vandalism attacks on a Friday morning. Investigators described the incident as a wide scale act causing about $15 340 in auto glass damage.
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Memphis
Ouster Drive Aimed At Little Rock Segregationists
More than 200 businessmen formed a push to recall three segregationist Little Rock School Board members and halt firings of teachers linked to integration. At a board meeting moderates proposed renewing contracts but were outvoted. 44 teachers including Central High principal W Matthews were dismissed. Alford, father of Rep. Dale Alford, was named superintendent.
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Little Rock
UPS
Eisenhower
Central High School
Terrell E. Powell
Robert Laster
Ben Rowland Sr
Ed S. Me‘Kinley
Ted Lamb
Everett Tucker Jr
Russell H. Matson Jr
Includess W. Matthews
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Firag
Orval Fault
Selon
U. S
Dale
Alford
D-Ark
Ag McKinley
Ex Union Man Convicted Of Tax Evasion
Eugene C. James, former international vice president secretary of the Laun dry, Dry Cleaning and Dyehouse Workers Union, found guilty of evading 562 982 dollars in federal income taxes. He claimed stolen funds were not income. a later Supreme Court ruling says ill gained gains are taxable. Sentencing set for Monday. Local 46 Chicago secretary treasurer James faces up to 20 years in prison and a 40 000 dollar fine. New Jersey authorities seek extradition on embezzlement charges.
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Chicago
Eugene C. James
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
James
International
Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dyehouse Workers Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Perry
High Court
New Jersey
Ted Weems to Play Borger 33rd Anniversary Ball
Ted Weems' Orchestra will perform at Borger's 33rd Anniversary Ball set for 8 p.m. Saturday after three days of events. Activities include a Cavalcade of Borger Parade, barbecue, jackpot roping, a choral concert and speeches. The program begins at 7 p.m. Thursday with a Friday square dance boree and daytime events Saturday.
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Borger
Ted Weems
Hobbs Players Stage The Whole Towns Talking Comedy
Hobbs Community Players announce final season show The Whole Towns Talking in the school auditorium on May 17 with W W Easley directing and leads Max and Phyllis Griffin. Matinee at 2 p m.
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Hobbs
Hobbs Community
W. W. Easley
Max
Phyllis Griffin
Eight all steel cabooses used as troop sleepers in war
Eight all steel cabooses now in use on the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad in Maine were repurposed as troop sleepers during World War II.
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Bangor and
Aroostook
Maine
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