Easy Loans Urged For U S Negroes By Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged low interest loans to develop Negro businesses and state local revenue sharing at a convention of the American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. He said government underwriting and private investment are needed to bring black Americans into the business world and called federal aid useless without state action.
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Avalanché-Journal Wire Services
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
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Lansing
Michigan
Washington
Humphrey Backers
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New York
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White House
Robert Kennedy
Iowa
Richard Nixon
McMinnville
Ore
Congress
Nixon
Oregon
Nationary Guard
America
Soviet Union
China
Free World
United States
North Korea
Nazarenes Open Assembly in West Texas District
The West Texas District Church of the Nazarene holds its 60th anniversary assembly in Lubbock at First Church of the Nazarene. Dr. Hardy C. Powers opens at 8:38 a.m. with sermons and services highlighting home missions and ordination plans. Delegates from 98 churches attend through Thursday.
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West Texas
Church of the Nazarene
Lubbock
Hardy C. Powers
Dallas
Powers
Nazarene
Orville W. Jenkins
Kansas City
Department of Home Missions
Nazarene Conference
Raymond Hurn
Corbie Grimes
Abilene
Orville Jenkins
James R. Bell
Astronauts Plan Talk At RAF
Two scientist-astronauts in training at Reese AFB will speak at the Lubbock Air Force Association meeting on May 23 at 7 p.m. at the Reese AFB Officers’ Open Mess. Guest of honor is Sam E. Keith Jr. Dinner is $2.75. call Tom Ireland for details.
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Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Air Force Association
Sam E. Keith Jr
Texas Afa
John ‘A. Liewellen
F. Story Musgrave
Reese Afb
Tom Ireland
Soviet Navy chief heralds more Basra port calls
Admiral Hovrin, commander of the first Soviet fleet units visiting Basra, says the Baghdad meeting with Iraqi officials signals future courtesy visits by the Soviet fleet. He spoke after a session with Gen. Hamoudi Mahdi, Iraqi minister of state and deputy defense minister, at Basra.
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Iraq
Baghdad
Basra
Hamoudi Mahdi
Adm
Hovrin
Protest Colleagues Ouster in Brooklyn School Crisis
About 110 teachers refused to enter J H S 271 in Brooklyn as adult Negro demonstrators blocked entrances. Police and spectators watched as 300 to 400 of 2,000 pupils attended classes while the dispute over school decentralization and 100 million dollars in state aid continues unresolved.
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Brooklyn
New York
J.H.S
Congress of Racial Equality
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
John V. Lindsay
Renal
Pace
Ford Foundation
Harlem
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Lindsay
Shanker
Albany
Transplant News From Houston and Paris Patients
In Houston doctors report the third heart transplant patient hanging on while two others show steady recovery. In Paris, Rev. Jean Marie Bulogne, the world’s 14th transplant recipient, makes “very satisfying” progress after a heart operation. Houston’s oldest survivor John Stuckwish remains critical as other patients recover. A Phoenix man Thomas enjoys improving appetite while Irish donor West recovers well. Dr. Barnard urges patience with the evolving technique. Houston faces water supply projections to 2010.
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Talted
Houston
London
Jean-Marie Boulogne
Marseilles
Paris
France
Broussais
John M. Stuckwish
Everett C. Thomas
Denton Cooley
Frederick West
Arixonan
Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
West
Christiaan Barnard
Rome
Youth Aid Sought From 17000 Peace Corps Veterans
Vice President Humphrey urged 17 000 former Peace Corps volunteers to assist disadvantaged urban youth in employment education and recreation programs this summer. He chairs the President's Council on Youth Opportunity and asked exvolunteers to contact city officials for local guidance.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Peace Corps
Humphrey
ex-Peace Corpamen
Council On Youth Opportunity
Local students win honors and announce community events
Gary L. Wiggins, Coronado High School senior, earns a $500 National Honor Society scholarship and will study philosophy at Columbia University. Janice Lee Wiley, newborn daughter of 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Robert S. Wiley, born April 15 at William Beaumont Army General Hospital in El Paso. Vera L. Simpson named president of the West Texas Speech Association for 1968 69 with officers Jerry Helmerf and Dr. Jim Swinney. Firefighters respond to a clothes dryer fire at 1324 49th St, causing heavy damage. Jerry Fletcher presents 1968 Panhandle South Plains Fair Family Fun for Everyone at Hub City Kiwanis Club luncheon. fair runs Sept. 23 28.
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Gary L. Wiggins
Coronado High School
J. L. Wiggins
44Th St
National Association of
Columbia University
New York City
Texas Tech
Vera’ I L. Simpson
West Texas Speech Association
WTSA
Jerry Helmer F
Kermit High School
Jim Swinney
Lubbock Christian College
Jerry Fletcher
Panhandle South Plains
School Boycott In Gary Continues Into Second Day
In Gary Indiana a boycott by more than half the public school pupils extended into a second day with no clear solution. Acting Superintendent Clarence Swingley and staff report about 22 100 absences on Monday and a similar figure on Tuesday, likely from different students. About 43 000 enrollment with 61 percent Negro. The protest targets alleged racial segregation.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Gary
Clarence Swingley
Auto Crashes Injure Two In Lubbock City Streets
Two people were hurt in separate city auto accidents on Tuesday in Lubbock. Harold Eugene Crabl, 15, of 4921 38th St, listed in satisfactory condition at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a 6:40 p.m. crash at Vicksburg Ave and 38th St. Velma McDonald, 53, of 1513 28th St, treated at Methodist Hospital and released after a 5:15 p.m. crash at 34th St and Memphis Ave.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Harold Eugene Crabl
38Th St
Vicksburg Ave
Methodist Hospital
34Th St
Memphis Ave
Velma McDonald
28Th St
Polar Express Arctic drill to test NATO defenses
NATO plans Polar Express June 322 exercises with Canadian American British forces under Gen. Turcott, flying from USA Britain Netherlands Belgium to Bardfu s region near the Arctic Circle to test northern defenses under Gen. Sir Kenneth Darling.
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Norway
NATO
Canada
Italy
Britain
G. A. Turcott
Arctic
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Netherlands
Belgium
Bardfuss
Arctic Circle
Kenneth Darling
Chief of Staff's Term Extended
The House voted to extend for one year General Earle G. Wheeler's term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after a brief debate over Vietnam and European policy. Rep. Paul Findley opposed swift approval and urged weighing Wheeler's views on military policy.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Europe
House
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul Findley
R-I
Congress
Wheeler
Vietnam
Findley
Toronto destructorama ends with house still standing
About 300 guests using axes drills and picks took part in a destructorama to wreck an l-room house on land where architect David B. Rosen plans two new town houses. A band played a film crew shot a 30 minute horror movie and refreshments were served before the house remained intact. Rosen said a professional crew will finish the job.
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Toronto
David B. Rosen
Rosen
Testimony Continues In Civil Suit In Federal Court
Testimony was to continue today in a federal civil jury trial for declaratory judgment brought by John H. Cochran against A. M. Greene and others. Judge W. M. Taylor Jr. of Dallas presides in the 72nd District Courtroom. Defendants include James R. Cochran George W. Cochran C S C Storage Inc R G Sharp J L Rosamond and American Employers Insurance Co. Greene seeks to void indemnity agreements and interpret written contracts. The suit was filed March 1 1965 in 99th District Court and removed to federal court March 15 1965. Cross-actions are involved.
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U. S. District Court
John H. Cochran
A. M. Greene
W. M. Taylor Jr
Dallas
Greene
James R. Cochran
George W. Cochran
C.s.c.storage, Inc
R. G. Sharp
J. L. Rosamond
American Employers Insurance Co
United States Signs 140 Commercial Treaties Since 1778
Washington notes the U S has signed 140 treaties with other nations since the 1778 Franco treaty. Forty-one remain in effect, reflecting a long history of formal international agreements.
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Carts AL. Foolsote
Associated
United States
Japan
Interior Department
Washington
France
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