Rusk Warns of Asia Strife and Expanded War Risks
Foreign policy chief warned that an Asia crisis could trigger vast losses for the free world and a major conflagration. He outlined four choices from intensifying aid to South Vietnam to a political settlement, and detailed Hanoi and Peking links to Pathet Lao actions in Laos amid Laos military shifts and monsoon delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Viet Nam
Rusk
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Hanoi
Peking
South
North
China
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Souvanna
LCC Awards Honor Campus Rites Recipients
LCC presented service awards to Jerry Lynn Brown and Alta Ruth Beaton for greatest campus service. Sophomores John Ball ew and George Ann Davis received the faculty progress awards. Terrell Lee Bostick earned a Bible studies prize, while Jerry Brown and Alta Ruth Beaton received the President's Award for religious growth and service. The event featured a piano quartet, a benediction by William D. Young, and remarks by Dr. F. W. Mattox and Dr. Jack Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lynn Brown
Dumas
Alta Ruth Beaton
Abernathy
Richard Wallace Gooch
Austin
Jo Margaret Oldham
Brownwood
John Edwin Ballew
Olney
George Ann Davis
Kermit
Terrell Lee Bostick
Anderson
Calif
Baker Bookhouse
Jerry Brown
Frank J. Dunn
Monterey Church of Christ
F. W. Mattox
LCC
Jack Bates
Herman Wilson
William D. Young
Broadway Church of Christ
Marlyn Richey
Becky Andrews
Judy Moody
James Vickers
Donald C. Moyer
Eastern New Mexico University
Lubbock Christian College
Terry Bostick
Kathy Ross
Albuquerque
Bill Baker
McKinney
Robbers Fail To Plunder Helena Rubenstein In Park Avenue
Helena Rubenstein, 92, defied three armed robbers in delivery uniforms at her 12th floor Park Avenue apartment. They bound a staff trio and an elevator operator, then fled after she refused to open a safe. Her son Roy Titus confirmed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helena Rubenstein
Park Avenue
Miss Rubenstein
Roy Titus
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Winds Hit Texas Panhandle Weather Update
A weather report notes rain in Texarkana Mineral Wells Austin Kingville and other points as strong south winds bring moist air into Texas. By early afternoon most of the sky east of Abilene was cloudy while Midland area remained clear. Temperatures were in the humid 80s with a forecast for cloudy or partly cloudy skies and warm humid air tonight and today.
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Texas Panhandle
Texarkana
Mineral Wells
Austin
Kingville
Texas
Abilene
Midland
Plains
Panhandle
Bank Holdup Nabs $30 000 as Cameras Looted in Cumberland
Two gunmen in their late 20s, over six feet, robbed a American Fletcher National Bank branch in Cumberland Indianapolis area. They held six employees and customers at gunpoint, stole $50 845 from three tellers, and ripped two motion picture cameras from the wall to take with them. The cameras, installed to record holdups, were removed from eight feet high spots. Police search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Fletcher National Bank
Cumberland
Women No Longer Welcome In Dorms At Oberlin
Oberlin College faculty voted to end the policy allowing women in men’s dormitories on one night weekly from 8 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. The tri weekly trial began last September but averaged only 12 percent student participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Elderly Coed Grants A Bachelor Of Arts Degree
An elderly coed, age 75, enrolls a third time and maintains a perfect attendance record since a cancer operation. She earned a BA in languages with German as a major and French as a minor, stating a strong thirst for knowledge and a wish to inspire others not to let age stop learning. Her husband is bedridden, her daughter ill, and she has two grandchildren.
Stay Of Execution Granted For Welch
The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles postponed Eu gene Welch's execution from May 26 to July 28 at the request of Attorney General Waggoner Carr. The stay follows Welch's appeal to a federal court concerning the June 1962 murder of Robert Ballou at a farmhouse near Dorchester Texas.
Caplin Resigns After Expense Account Reforms
Caplin announces resignation from government after a long career spanning nearly 30 years. He cites personal responsibilities forcing the move and notes discussions with Treasury Secretary Dillon about timing. President Johnson praises Caplin for IRS modernization and electronic computer use, expressing regret and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplin
Sec. of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
Berlin ad men to tour U.S. agencies next year
German advertising executives plan a tour of several United States agencies in the coming year to inspect operations, exchange ideas, and foster cross national business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S
Doctors in Agreement British Army Loses Battle With Lovesick Soldier
AP reports in London that Len Izzard a 20 year old British soldier defeated the army in love. He fell for Shirley a 19 year old canteen worker. After marriage the army still rejected him as fit for service. Shirley says Len was lovesick and the army relented only to lose again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
London
Len Izzard
Izzard
Catterick
Yorkshire
Shirley
Len
Springwell
Army
Three Belton Children Die In Upland Drowning
In Marble Canyon California a private reservoir pond claimed the lives of Frances 4 Bobby 6 and Billy 8 after slipping into six feet of water on a hot Thursday. Neighbors Harry Culp and William Belton’s wife attempted rescue and resuscitation but all three children died before ambulances arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Belton
Frances
Bobby
Billy
Stephen Kuhn
Belton
Harry E. Culp
Viet Nam Okays UN Peace Force
Saigon accepts in principle a plan by Adlai Stevenson for an all UN force to patrol the Viet Nam Cambodia border. General Nguyen Khanh says real control is needed and the force must be strong. Stevenson proposed the option at the UN Security Council to address Cambodian complaints of border incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Nguyen Khanh
Stevenson
UN Security Council
United States
Texas Supreme Court Holds Tentative Stay On 1963 Liquor Law
The Texas Supreme Court paused enforcement of a 1963 law that puts South Texas liquor exporters under state Liquor Board control. The rule would require a $750 annual permit and federal-bonded warehouse operators from Brownsville to El Paso to be regulated by the state, challenging a December ruling that it was unconstitutional. The case arises from Am mex Warehouse Co. of Laredo and others seeking permanent voiding. The Supreme Court set June 24 arguments on the exporters’ push to permanently overturn the ruling.
Data Processors Select Officers at West Texas Chapter
New officers and directors of the West Texas chapter of Data Processing Management Assn were elected at a dinner meeting at the KoKo Palace Friday night. Approximately 56 persons attended and listened to Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Chapter of Data Processing Management Assn
KoKo Palace
Gordon
IBM system topic frames new hardware discussion
Graves discuss the new IBM computer system. New officers are Gerald Locke of Lubbock president Byrle Chase of Odessa executive vice president Pat Hendon of Lubbock secretary treasurer and Hanele Stevenson of Lubbock international director. Directors are I. L. Smith Tommie Stevens Bud Wilkinson Wayne York all of Lubbock and Ralph Barker of Midland.
Births in Lubbock area listed by families and hospitals
A long list records multiple birth announcements from families in Lubbock and surrounding towns. Each entry notes parents names and addresses, child’s sex and weight, birth time, hospital, and the father's occupation, spanning Porter Clinic, Goodnight, Lauf, Laut, Porter, Lub bock Osteopathic, Taylor, Methodist, West Texas, and related facilities.
City Officers Probe Cafe Break-In
City police investigated a break-in at Lucky's Cafe 1936 B Ave H with a rear door pried and about $10 in change stolen from a juke box. Two people were arrested on suspicion of shoplifting, and a set of golf clubs was reported stolen in related activity. An 11 year old boy was arrested at TG Y variety store for two phonograph records. A 65 year old woman was arrested at S H Kress for allegedly taking women’s underwear. A television set was stolen from the Martin Benedict residence 313 Ave G. A set of golf clubs valued at 130 dollars was reported stolen from a car owned by T C Hamilton 3107 College Ave.
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B Ave. H
Tg&y
50Th St
Flint Ave
S. H. Kress
Broadway
Martin Benedict
Ave. G
T. C. Hamilton
College Ave
Ruby Sanity Hearing Discussed By Dallas Judge
Dist. Judge Joe B. Brown agreed to meet Monday with defense attorneys and prosecutors to discuss a possible sanity hearing for condemned slayer Jack Ruby. Attorneys pressed for swift action while Dist. Atty. Henry Wade opposed a hearing and favored treatment in his cell if needed. Brown will consult three psychiatrists and has a report from Dr. Robert L. Stubblefield recommending mental treatment.
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Dallas
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Brown
Phil Burleson
Ruby
Joe Tonnhill
Dist
Atty
Henry Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Robert L. Stubblefield
Varied rumors swirl around Cuban exile groups in Mexico
A sweep of reports from Mexico City notes rumors of anti Castro action cells along the Gulf Coast near Tampico to Matamoros and across the Rio Grande from Brownsville. Officials refused comment while diplomats question reliability of the claims amid mentions of armed exiles, concealed ships, and possible Cuban naval activity.
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Avalanche Journal News Services
Mexico City
Mexican Gulf Coast
Fidel Castro
Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Tampico
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Tex
Joaquim Hernandez Armas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Hernandez Armas
Modesto Vazquez
National Syndicate of
Cuban Journalists In
Havana
Castro
Foreign Ministry
Vazquez
Pinar del Rio
Bahia Honda
Washington
U.S
Bahia Hon‘da
Caracas
Man‘uel Artime
Puerto Pilan
Artime
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Central America
Cuban exile leaders seek new military drive against Castro
Five Cuban exile figures including a Bay of Pigs leader won worldwide refugee endorsement to launch a new military push against Fidel Castro. Indications suggested further coordinated action and support from refugee groups.
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Miami
UPI
Two Car Crash Injures City Area Men Near Lubbock
Two men, Murphy D. McCafferty and Robert B. Bradshaw, were injured in a two car collision at U S 62 and FM 41 southwest of Lubbock. McCafferty in fair condition with head lacerations at Methodist Hospital. Bradshaw observed with head cuts at West Texas Hospital. An 18 year old Lubbock girl in fair condition from a Thursday three car pileup at 19th St and Ave X is Jane Morse.
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Lubbock
U. S. Hwy. 62
FM 41
Murphy D. McCafferty
66Th St
Robert B. Bradshaw
Rt. 1
Ropesville
McCafferty
Lubbock-Amarillo
Methodist Hospital
Bradshaw
West Texas Hospital
19Th St
Ave. X
Jane Morse
33Rd St
Boston Fire Leaves Hundreds Homeless Citywide Aid Pledged
A fire destroyed several blocks on Aymata Street and Howell Street in Boston. Evacuees found shelter in Msgr. Ryan Memorial High School and St Margaret's facilities with Red Cross support. Gov. Peabody and Fire Marshal Gilgun inspected, while Mayor Collins launched the Bellflower Fire Relief Fund with a $1000 pledge.
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Sset Street
Howell Street
Red Cross
Ralph Farrel
St. Margaret's Church
Msgr. Ryan Memorial
St. Margaret's Grammar School
Endicott Peabody
Edward P
Gilgun
John F. Collins
Bellflower
Boston
Three Unhurt After Congo Plane Mishap
An UPID report from Leopoldville says a UN reconnaissance plane carrying four Americans crash landed near Kamanoila in rebel Congo territory. The sole named American is Col. William Dodds, a counter-insurgency expert with the U.S. embassy military mission. three crew members were aboard and unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
UPID
Kamanoila
William Dodds
U.S
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Poland
Rush
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Montevideo
Welch
California
Upland
Kobo Palace
Bryle Chase
Pat Hendon
Gerald Locke
Hancle Stevenson
Tompello Salgado
Ave. C
Porter Clinic Hospital
City of
Wayne Robinson
45Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Heath Furniture Co
Larry Campbell
Auburn St
Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, Inc
Bobby Strickland
N. Ave. V
Service Optical Supply Co
Valentino Rodriguez
Morton
Lauf Clinic
Miguel Arrendondo Jr
Pine Ave
Consolidated Pipe and Tube Co
Juan Salazar
F. Main St
Laut Clinic
American Iron and Metal Co
Arturo DeLeon Jr
Levelland
Santos Garza
25Th St
U.S Army
Juan Ponce, Abernathy
Laut
Felipe Cordon
Anton
Latif Clinic
John E. Graves
Ave. H
Porter Hospital
Lakewood Pipe Co
Marcelo Paloma
E. 13Th
Apt
Johnson House
Ewell Dye
Bobby Felty
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Navaho Freight Lines
Lawnie Branscum
Rt 1
Muleshoe
Taylor Hospital
Wilson W. Martin Jr
E. Corneil
Wilson Martin Sheet Metal Co
Billy Havens
26Th St
Mini-Mart No. 2
Allen Ellis
Rt. 2
Frito-Lay Inc
Sidney Shaver
64Th St
Humbie Oil & Refining Co
William G. Medlin
E. Auburn
Hamilton Acoustical Co
Howard Lonnie Carroll Jr
Vernon
South Plains Associated Grocers
Australia
Theodore C. Freeman
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Freeman
Air Force
Mexico
Eneido Oliva
Bay of Pigs
Ernesto Freyre
Vicente Rubiera
Cuban Telephone Workers Union
Batista
Aurelio Fernandez Diaz
Certified Public Accountants Assn
Jorge Mas Canosa
University of Oriente
Area
Frazier
Boston Fire
Aymata
Congo
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