Queen Elizabeth II Begins West German Visit With Reserved Welcome
The queen and Prince Philip arrive in Bonn for a two day state visit seen as a gesture of reconciliation after a fraught postwar era. Crowd turnout is modest amid rapid drives and limited public contact, marking the first British monarch visit to Germany since 1913.
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Heinrich Heritage
Tony
Europe
Elizabeth
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Prince Philip
Philip
Fitzahiath
Hausfrau
George V
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Victoria Louise
Tsini
Beyassl Vf
Demo Group Plans Court Demonstration and Meeting
The report notes a Democratic group in Lubbock County hosting a court demonstration and a later meeting at the In Town Inn. Joe Sambol is named chairman of the committee for the event, with remarks by attorney J Warnick Jr and an executive dinner gathering planned by the Younger Democratic Club.
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Lubbock County
Chile
J. Warnick Jr
In Town Inn
Conianeen Court
Panier 15
Joe Sambol
Commit
Young Eratic Club
Tamale Sale
U S Ends Six Day Lull in Viet Nam Attacks
North Vietnam says the United States plans to resume air raids on North Viet Nam, calling the suspension a deceitful maneuver. The Hanoi statement denounces US claims of halting attacks and reiterates four points for settlement including withdrawal of US troops from South Viet Nam.
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Tokyo
Nam
Foreign Ministry
United States
U.S
Radio
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Jabate
Southeast Asia
Athe Tiene
Ossatee
South Viet Nam
South
Republic of
North Viet Nam
Chief Justice Warns Of Court Overload Risks Rights
Chief Justice Earl Warren warned of mounting workload in federal courts risking delayed justice and watered down rights. He cited the Fifth Circuit as a particularly intolerable strain and urged administrative measures to reduce backlogs without altering decision making principles.
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Washington
UPI
Earl Warren
Percat Pea Tree Dgrat
Improvoe Aerie
Four Plead Innocent In City Case
Four persons entered not guilty pleas in Grover City Court. A year old Grover resident faced two misdemeanor charges of using obscene telephone communication. William Alfred Gray of E 36th St was charged with concealing under the value of a check. William Kerry Boyd of 2220 3rd St was fined 75 dollars for shoplifting. Athens Greece plans modern food processing plants.
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Grover
Pat Moore
Thoreson
William Alfred Gray
36Th St
William Kerry Boyd
3Rd St
City Man Receives Dr L George Grape Memorial Award
Dr. William G. Blair of Lubbock won the first annual Dr. L George Grape Memorial Award for chiropractors at a San Angelo banquet marking the Texas Chiropractors Assn meeting. He was honored for research contributions, commitment to chiropractic, professional efforts, and charity to the less privileged. Dr. Al Peters of Amarillo was elected president with officers including Dr. Charles E. Spears San Angelo first vice president Dr. L Brady Odessa second vice president Dr. George Strathman third vice president and Dr. S. L. Black Mineral Wells secretary treasurer.
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William G. Blair
Lubsbock
L. George Grape
San Angelo
Texas Chiropractors Assn
Blair
al Peters
Amarillo
State Society
Charles E. Spears
Officers Probe Furniture Theft
Police investigate a furniture theft at the General Tire Co location. Readable items missing include chairs three night stands a coffee table and upholstery material. Names and addresses mentioned point to local residents connected to the case.
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Ero Ana
Campbell
Willis Barnes
Mba
Pooria Ave
Senood Smraed
Aes Cornet Monda Burgiars
General Tire Co
Bodies Recovered as 31 Miners Die in Welsh Blast
Rescue workers recovered the bodies of 31 miners after a mine explosion in Tonypandy Wales. Aid was sought for the families left bereaved by the disaster as authorities investigated the blast and its causes.
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Tonypandy
Wales
Dante
Queen For Day Host Named Alumnus Of Year at Yale
An alumnus of the University, hailed as Alumnus Of Year, hosts the Queen For Day event at a gray stone assembly hall near Yale. Mining official Gerald Black notes fourteen victims worked in the mine, and a university face lists graduates from 1895 amid an awards ceremony.
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Yale
Gerald Blackmore
Aban
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