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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
11
A blonde defendant pled guilty to charges linked to a bombing plot targeting the Statue of Liberty. She faces a conspiracy charge and awaits further court actions with questions from the judge about mercy.
Four finalists from Texas Tech competed for the ambassador post to Latin America. Rebecca Pena and Lenin Juarez were among the finalists. The winner will be announced next week after final sponsorship approvals.
Tokyo AP reports China denounces an Indian plan to halt borders among Afro Asian nations as a cover for occupation in South Viet Nam. The U S welcomed the plan briefly, while the Chinese agency calls the proposal preposterous and ineffective amid the Vietnam conflict.
In Havana 53 Baptist leaders face trials with tensions rising as international church groups seek access. The Rev Wayne DeHoney of Jackson Tennessee urged Cuban authorities to permit a representative to attend the proceedings in a telegram to Castro.
Local Republican leaders meet to appoint a new county chair and list precinct assignments. Sam R. is named to lead the committee, with calls for updated precinct leadership and continued party organization across the county.
Fulton Missouri reports a large rush as the Churchill commemorative stamp goes on sale. Westminster College held a dedication ceremony with Post official Murphy stating the stamp will remind the world of Sir Winston Churchill. The issue reached 112 million stamps with strong demand for first day covers.
The drill awards, including the sabre and Military Excellence Ribbon, went to cadets and staff such as James I Watt Christopher L Grittin L Bourne and Kennett B Snider Jr. At Westminster College an event sold Church-le cachets to fund a Churchill memorial chapel and library with proceeds supporting the effort.
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