Hong Kong Protests Grow Over British Rule Riots Erupt
Demonstrators gathered outside Governor Trench's residence in Hong Kong as protests spread from Kowloon to the island. Posters, red books, and chants denounced British rule and U S naval presence in Vietnam while North Korea joined the chorus calling Britain and the colonial system an affront to China.
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Hong Kong
Tolony
Shay
David Trench
Trench
Mao Tse-tung
New China News Agency
NCNA
Peking
Hong Peking
U.S
South Vietnam
Britain
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Canton
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Kong
North Korea
Kowloon
China
Truck Taken and Money Stolen in Ave B Incident
A woman reported a theft after a truck was taken and two assailants fled. One suspect intended to hide the theft by tearing open an envelope with a $1 bill, while the other escaped in a car on Ave B with the money. The victim alerted police and reported the incident.
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Ave B
Costly Clause Removed From Hartford Bill
A legislative draft from Hartford eliminates a costly clause after a hurried committee review. Officials say the change trims potential expenses and aims to speed passage of the bill.
Morrow Leaves City. New Chairman Named for Advisory Panel
William J. Morrow steps down as chair of the Citizens Advisory Committee to the City of Lubbock. Joe A. Stanley is chosen by the City Council to replace him, with a 4 p.m. Friday executive committee meeting planned. The panel, reactivated Feb 22 with about 75 attendees, will study the citys next five year capital improvements program and bond election possibilities. City Manager Bill Blackwell will report on the program at City Hall.
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Citizens ‘Advisory Committee
Lubbock
William J. Morrow
Citizens Advisory Committee
Dallas
Joe A. Stanley
Morrow
George C. Miller
James E. Walker
Arnold Maeker
Richard B
W. R
Bill) Blackwell
City Hall
Citizens Advisory
Com- Tac
Icecil
Reecars Stud
Zickefoose R G D Dies in Amarillo at 44
George D. Zickefoose, 44, of 3209 Itasca, died at 7 50 p m Wednesday in the Veterans Hospital Amarillo after eight years of ill health. He was a World War II veteran and a local oil properties contractor and salesman. Survivors include his widow and two brothers. Services pending at Resthaven Funeral Home.
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George D. Zickefoose
Itasca
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Resthaven Funeral Home
Oil Properties
Bsee
Ener
Ib Points
Church of Christ
Bridge
Lynn
Clark
Zickerfoose
Harvard
Ivan
Orvalle
Corp ‘Christi
Students named for citizenship and scholarship awards
Gran conducted at Huchinson Junior High School honors 259 outstanding students with DAR Good Citizenship awards and IPTA scholarship qualifiers. Alderson Junior High announces its orca program at 1 15 p m.
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Huch‘inson
DAR Good
Dholars
IPTA
Ensem- School
Ecitizens
Alderson Junior
Juan Martinez Sentenced Five Years for Robbery by Assault
The court, led by Judge James A. Ellis, sentenced Juan Martinez of Lubbock to five years in prison after finding him guilty of robbing and assaulting Walter Owens, a 78 year old man, at the intersection of 15th Street and Avenue B on February 7, 1968. The same session dismissed a three year probation for Charles Lee Danes on unrelated charges.
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Martinez
James A. Ellis
Lubbock
Acteu
Walter Owens
15Th St
Ave. B
Linge Sa' Ai
Pleki
Ellis
Charles Lee Danes
Fragmented OCR note hints at court action and local notices
The readable fragments indicate a county court at law case involving parties such as Moore, Tankersley, and Williamson with mentions of an application by Seretha Wright and Katherine RR. The text also references a Sydney Australia report on plans for new timber farms and various legal notices amid damaged lines.
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Katherine
Ats Wright
Seretha
Weather shifts bring cooler air to Texas and West
Weather observers report a dip in temperatures heading into Friday with scattered showers on the South Plains. Early May temperatures across Texas ranged from the 50s to low 70s, while record lows for the nation were noted in Columbia South Carolina Philadelphia and Augusta Georgia.
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Rockler
California
Texas
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Lubbock
South Plains
Columbia
S.C
Philadelphia
Augusta
Montana
New England
Ation
Massena
N.Y
Miami Beach
Fla
Needles
Calif
Palm Springs
Presidio
LCC Department Head Bob Privitt Exhibits Art Work
Bob Privitt head of the art department at Lubbock Christian College will display New Departure I a welded steel sculpture in the SETH annual exhibition at the Gloria Art Museum in Ans wers include John Palmer Leeper of the McNay Museum and Lowell D Collins director of the Lowell Collins School of Art Houston Privitt holds degrees from Harding College Tulsa and is renowned in Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas exhibitions with work purchased by the Oklahoma Art Center
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Bob Privitt
Lubbock Christian College
Texas, Fine Arts
Lagans
Gloria Art Museum
John Palmer Leeper
McNay Museum
San Antonio
Lowell_D. Collins
Lowell Collins
Lowell Collins School. of Art , Houston. Privitt
Harding College
University ‘At
Tulsa
Tapphock Chris
Oklahoma
Delta
Little Rock
Valerie Matthews
Hot Springs
The
University of Tulsa
Memphis
Kansas
Okla ‘Homa
Art ,Center
Robbery charges filed in knife point assault case
A charge of robbery by assault was filed today against Haney Blayney Jr of Lubbock in connection with a knife point robbery of Vivian Robinson, 9, in east Lubbock on Wednesday morning. The child, daughter of Mrs Josephine Robinson, was robbed of one dollar near Weber Drive two blocks from home by an 11 year old boy. The younger girl had been sent to a store but the mother forgot to give money. The girls said they saw a youth nearby before the elder girl headed home. the suspect was not in custody this morning.
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Haney’ Blayney Jr
Lubbock
Vivian Robinson
Laubbock
Accountants Meet Tonight In Lubbock Chapter
Harry C. Ward of Fort Worth will speak at a free Lubbock chapter meeting of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants. Wives are guests with a 6 15 p m program hour and 7 p m dinner at Johnson House on Ave Q Rex Saffie will preside Ward chairs Seminary State Bank Fort Worth board and heads Knife land Fork Club.
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Harry C. Ward
Fort Worth
Texas Socety
Certified Public Account
Lubbock
Lawyers file suit over 360000 damage claim in Texas
Attorneys for Delbert Wayne Stark of Eyndale Texas filed a 360000 damage suit Wednesday against the Southern Pacific Railway and four employees. Stark says an April 7 accident left him with a crushed chest and permanent brain damage after his car was struck by a railroad car.
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Victoria, Tex
UPI
Delbert Wayne Stark
Eyndale
Tex
Southern Pacific Railway
Stark
Caree
Lucky Me bumper decals released in Lubbock
Distribution of vinyl bumper decals reading Lucky Me I Live in Lubbock began at the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce offices with Mayor W D Rogers Jr and author Mrs Raymond Long placing the first on the mayor’s car. Public copies available at chamber and local banks and utilities.
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Lubbock
Civic Ic
Ubk
Lubl
W. D. Rogers Jr
Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Long
Malta
Chamber
Texas Ave
Bi Harr
Former Nazi Hangs Self In Vienna Woods
A 31 year old former member of Adolf Hitler's secret police hanged himself in woods near Vienna. Police reported he had been questioned over mass shootings of Jews by his unit in Poland and the Ukraine during World War I.
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Vienna
UPI
Karl Radinger
Adolf Hitler
Radinger
Poland
Ukraine
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