British Police Battle Teen Gangs On Holiday Beaches
More than 4 000 teens clashed on Margate Brighton and other south coast beaches. Police mobilized mobile squads, injuries sent to hospitals, courts sentenced youths, as families fled the chaos amid rocks, boards, and wrecked stalls.
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Western Powers Maintain Embargo on Strategic Materials to Reds
Western trade with the Soviet bloc and China remains limited but steady as the COCOM embargo holds firm. Officials note the goal is to curb war‑potential materials, not to choke international commerce, with lists and watch categories adjusted since 1950 and 1954.
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Police criticized for spying on elderly Chinese gaming
Houston city councilman Gill Elliott condemned the police for spying on elderly Chinese Americans playing fan-tan and mah jongg after 26 people were arrested for misdemeanor gaming at the Chinese Merchants Association Building. He urged raids target organized vice, not elderly players.
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Mexico Eyes Satellite Link For National Communications
A joint U S Japan team from Hughes Aircraft and Nippon Electric arrives in Mexico City to study commercial satellite links for Mexico. They will review existing satellites, feasibility of a national earth station, and benefits of joining a global network linking North and South America Europe and Africa via synchronous satellites.
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Mexico
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California
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Africa
First of 40 B-26K Counter-Invaders to roll off line
VAN NUYS Calif UPD The first of 40 two engine B-26K Counter Invaders, an improved bomber, is to roll off the production line by month end, officials announced Monday.
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Funeral set for Mrs. Bonner in Lubbock church
Services for Mrs. R. L. Bonner 70 of 3909 E Colgate Ave will be at 10 a m Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev J T Bolding and Dale Cole officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died Monday after a six week illness from a heart attack Easter Sunday. Survivors: husband two sons daughter two sisters eight grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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E. Colgate Ave
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
J. T. Bolding
Dale Cole
Sunrise Church of Christ
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Waynesville
Miss
B. J. Bonner
Rt. 3
J. Q. Bonner
Belvidere
Ill
A. W. Horne
E. Colnare Ave
L. D. Wigham
Jackson
Alton R. Miller
Shubuta
C. L. Phillips
Samuel J. Storrs
William B. Agnew
Bob Northcutt
J. W. Chenoweth
George E. Morris
Longtime City Resident Jesse Patterson Dies at 56
Jesse F Patterson 56 of 2220 5th St died 10 a m Monday in M D Anderson Hospital Houston after three weeks as patient He lived in Lubbock about 30 years Services will be 3 p m Wednesday at Sanders Memorial Chapel Rev Max Bunting will officiate Burial will be in a local cemetery Survivors include four brothers Boyce and Horace of 1205 6th St W M and Able M of Las Vegas Nev and four sisters Faye Doidge Joyce Kendrick Mattie Tew and B F Moseley of various local addresses
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5Th St
Lubbock
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Max Bunting
Bethany Christian Church
Sanders Funeral Home
Patterson
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Boyce
Horace
6Th St
W. M
Able M
Las Vegas
Nev
Faye Doidge
B. F. Moseley
10Th St
Joyce Kendrick
17Th St
Mattie Tew
34Th St
Rites For Father Of City Resident Slated
Services for Brever C. Morlan 77 Abilene father of Mrs Wesley Price of Lubbock will be at 3 p m today at the College Church of Christ in Abilene He was former chairman of the education department at Abilene Christian College Morlan died after a heart attack Sunday at a daughter’s home in Prairie Village Kansas He is survived by a daughter his wife and two sons
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Abilene
Wesley Price
Lubbock
College Church of Christ
Abilene Christian College
Morlan
Prairie Village
Kan
Thou Shalt See Greater Things Sayeth Vision
A religious verse by Julien C. Hyer reflecting on sight and judgment. The text blends scripture and patriotic motifs with questions about recognizing others' faults and seeking personal repentance.
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Funeral for Raymond Redd in Plainview today
Services for 45 year old Raymond R. Redd, shop foreman at an irrigation firm, are set for 4 p.m. at Seth Ward Baptist Church. He died after a three week illness at Medical Center Hospital. Redd moved to Plainview in 1950 from Three Rivers and was a World War II veteran. He belonged to the Lockney post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, a daughter in Del Rio, five sisters in Post, Lorenzo, Fort Worth, Lockney and San Angelo, a brother in Three Rivers, and two grandchildren. Burial follows at Lockney Cemetery under Wood-Dunning Funeral Home guidance.
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Raymond R. Redd
Seth Ward
Redd
Medical Center Hospital
Three Rivers
Garza County
Lockney
Jack Caulk
del Rio
Oliver McMahon
Post
Lorenzo
Doyle Grammar
Fort Worth
Calvin Tomme
Birdie Frazier
San Angelo
Levi Redd
W. P. Brian
Lockney Cemetery
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Rites Slated For Pioneer Rancher LOVINGTON
Perry Adams 85 of Tatum, early day cowboy and rancher, died at 9 45 am Monday at his home. He drove cattle from Texas to Red lands NM in 1913 later settled Elida and moved to Arizona in 1921 returning to New Mexico in 1954 to ranch east of Tatum. Services at 2 pm Wednesday at Tatum Methodist Church with Rev Louis Crenshaw officiating. Burial in Tatum Cemetery Smith Yarbro Funeral Home in charge. He survived by four nephews three grand nieces three grandnephews four great grandnieces and four great grandnephews. Pallbearers include Allen Church and Frank Whitley.
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Tatum
Adams
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Redlands
N.M
Elida
Arizona
New Mexico
Tatum Methodist Church
Louis Crenshaw
Tatum Cemetery
Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home
A. C. Holder
O. J. Holder
Santa Fe
Tom A. Holder
Bill Holder
Pecos
Allen Church
Frank Whitley
Funeral Pending for J. E. Erwin in Bledsoe
J. E. Erwin 86 was found dead at his Bledsoe home Monday after about 24 hours. Justice of the Peace J. C. Shelton ruled natural causes in an inquest verdict. Surviving: son Howard Erwin Lubbock and three daughters Ola Mobley Portales Ruby Singleton Portales and Oma Hall Jacksboro. Services pending at Singleton Funeral Home.
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J. E. Erwin
Bledsoe
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Shelton
Erwin
Jack County
Howard Erwin
35Th St
Lubbock
Ola Mobley
Houston to seek state aid for new science building
University of Houston plans to request a six million dollar appropriation from the 9th Legislature to fund construction of a science and research building, announced by the board of regents.
Rites for W D Mack in Clovis set Thursday
Services for W D Mack 73 will be at 10 a m Thursday in C V Steed Memorial Chapel with Dr R L Willingham and Dr Herbert Bergstrom officiating. Burial in Mission Garden of Memories directed by C V Steed Funeral. Mack died Sunday morning at Fort Lyon Veterans Hospital after a three and one half year stay. He was resident of Clovis since 1919 and first cattle feeder at Clovis stock yards. Surviving wife and brother Thomas Mack Sherman. Pallbearers listed.
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First Methodist Church
Herbert Bergstrom
First Baptist Church
Mission Garden of Memories
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Mack
Fort Lyon Veteran's Hospital
Fort Lyon
Colo
Thomas Mack
Sherman
Angus Petty
Clyde Rays
Ken White
Hez Abernathy
FE. L. Sutton
Leroy Nuzum
Khrushchev promises weapons to Arab forces in UAR
Khrushchev told UAR officers that Moscow would supply more weapons if needed. Since nine years of military aid, Nasser's armed forces have grown into the strongest in the Arab world with Soviet Mig jets and guns aiding the Yemen campaign and defenses against Israel. Talks with Nasser and Gromyko followed two hours of waiting, amid speculation on Israel recognition.
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Yemen
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Khrushchev
Roll Call Votes Announced From Congress Last Week
Texas and New Mexico members voted on a USID A IDA bill and a Senate inquiry. The House voice vote passed the measure after roll call tallies show party and member splits. In the Senate an investigation extension and witness rules were debated with a 46 43 vote on the amendment and a separate tabling motion 42 14.
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Banking and Currency Committee
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Pickle
Beckworth
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Kilgore Mahon
Morris
Patman
Poage
Roberts Teague
Thomas
Thompson
Wright Young
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Pool
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Purcell
Senate
Bobby Baker
Rules Committee
Yarborough
Meche
Tower
Anderson
Mechem
Funeral rites planned for Jack T Watkins
Funeral arrangements for Jack Thomas Watkins 62 retired minister of 2505 27th St are pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home He was killed in a head on collision about 2 am Sunday four miles south of Lubbock on US 87 A native of Stonewall County he had lived here about 12 years He is survived by his wife two sons a stepson a daughter three sisters two brothers his mother and several grandchildren
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27Th St
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
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Lubbock
U.S. Hwy
Stonewall County
Houston Judge McClelland Lawyers Seek New Trial
Lawyers for former Harris County Probate Judge Glenn McClelland ask a new trial in Austin alleging trial errors and violations of constitutional rights tied to a Houston probe into probate court matters. He was convicted in Texas of converting estate funds and faces pending charges and retrials in other estates cases.
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UPI
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Edwin Smith
Jack Rawitscher
Dist
Mace Thurman Jr
Austin
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Gordon Robert von Stroh
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Marlin
Millions in Mobile Homes Narrative
About 3.5 million Americans live in mobile homes, reflecting a substantial housing segment. The figure highlights housing patterns and demographic distribution across communities.
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