Romania Gains From Break With Soviet Economic Domination
Romania’s shift away from Soviet control boosts industrial and agricultural output in 1966 under its third five year plan. Production rises 11.7 percent, agriculture 11.2 percent, wheat harvest hits 13.8 million tons, exports up 10 percent, and real income up six percent as efforts pivot to industry and domestic electric expansion.
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Harald Hotze
Bucharest
UPI
Romania
Romanian Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Union
West Germany
Comecon
East Germany
Conference Work Reviewed and Balloting Planned
Dr J Howard Crawford chairing cabinet reviewed the district superintendent report on 1966 67 work. McMurry noted no change from 1965 on districts remaining nine. Balloting for jurisdictional and general conference delegates to begin in morning with Bishop Earl Hunt Jr delivering sermons.
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J. Howard Crawford
Lubbock
S. Duane Bruce
Childress
Wondey Morning
Crawford
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
N.C
Go thou and preach the kingdom of God preached by Jesus
The reflection notes Jesus moving through Egypt exile and travels to preach in mountains synagogues and on beaches. It emphasizes the Lord’s constant journeys and three years of ministry guiding his disciples to spread the gospel. The piece closes with author Julien C. Hyer urging active preaching.
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Egypt
Liberals Accused of Rewriting JFK on Vietnam Policy
Washington officials from the State Department alleged liberals critical of U.S. Vietnam policy are attempting to twist President Kennedy’s principles to imply he would have supported current strategy. The report cites officials blaming such writers for misrepresenting JFK’s stance.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Scientists plan revival of sleeping Surveyor 3 craft
Pasadena Calif Tuesday scientists will attempt to revive the Surveyor 3 spacecraft, checking its condition and internal temperatures after cooling to 225 degrees below zero. They will energize components remotely to see if digging and photographing the moon can resume, noting 6980 pictures have been sent as the sun returns heat to the craft.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Surveyor 3
Moon
Earth
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Marines claim M16 blamed for many Vietnam battle deaths
A UPI report cites a Marine letter alleging many Americans were killed in a Vietnam fight while trying to unjam their M16 rifles. Representative James J. Howard pressed Defense Secretary McNamara for comment, noting the writer hid his identity from Asbury Park, New Jersey. The letter contrasts with recent House testimony and alleges Pentagon suppression of photos showing jammed rifles.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
James J. Howard
DNJ
House
Defense
Robert S
Howard
Asbury Park
N.J
Armed Services Subcommittee
Okinawa
Pentagon
Cathy Leroy
Free Lance
Hill
Lewis Walt
Marine Forces
Danube Water Dam Plans Highlight Power Potential
State Department officials discuss underground rules and denat restrictions while noting Viet Cong disruption attempts and urging adherence to Kennedy principles. They project a Danube dam by 1971 with a half mile long structure and two hydroelectric plants to boost regional power.
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State Department
John F. Kennedy
H. J. Ellis Dies Rites Wednesday
Plainview resident for 40 years H J Ellis dies at his home. Funeral set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at First Baptist Church officiated by Dr Roy McClung of Wayland College. Burial in Plainview Memorial Park under Lemons Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his wife.
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Plainview
H. J. Ellis
First Baptist Church
Roy McClung
Wayland College
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons Funeral Home
Ellis
Stanbro 78 Resident Dies After 30 Years In Lov
In Pueblo Colorado Stanbro aged 78 passed away after thirty years at Lov General Hospital where he had been a patient. He is survived by his wife and children including Oleta and siblings in Texas and Dallas. Grandchildren number fifteen with two more? The family notes were released by local officials.
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Stanbro
Lovi General + Hospital
Lad
Leo Wohnen Asperman
King
Bonham
Crosbyton Man Hash Dies After Long Illness
Hash a native of Granbury Texas and longtime Crosbyton resident died Monday in Crosbyton Hospital after a lengthy illness. He served as a director of the National Farm Loan Assn and belonged to the Masonic Lodge Eastern Star and American Legion. Funeral services will be held at Cros oe Church of Christ with local clergy officiating. Burial in Crosbyton Cemetery under King Funeral Home direction. Surviving are his wife Folsom three sons Jack and Bill of Crosbyton Frank of Lorenzo a sister Mrs Lacy Arrington of Dallas and five grandchildren.
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Crisbyton Hospital
Hash
Granbury
Tex
Nattional Farm Loan Axsn
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
American Legion
Crosoe Church of Christ
Cline
Gordon
Bill Bryant
Crosbyton Cemetery
King Funeral Home
Folsom
Jack
Bill
Crosbyton
Frank
Lorenzo
Lacy Arrington
Dallas
Return to Earth Maps 6 300 Landing Site Pictures
Since then, it has returned to Earth with 6 300 pictures of possible manned landing sites, cataloging diverse locations for future missions. The effort outlines potential targets and evaluates terrain, safety, and accessibility for crews and equipment.
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Earth
Youth Hurt In Lovington Car Collision
At about 6 40 p m Monday night Elvira Ysasi 36 driver of the car was held in the Lovington jail on 500 bond charged with leaving the scene illegal left turn and failure to give information at the scene Police said the vehicles two east on Avenue D collided when the car attempted a left turn onto South Love Street John Turner 1 son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Turner was listed in good condition as a 14 year old passenger in one vehicle while John Keith 14 of another occupant was also treated Lovington police identified the intersection near Love Street and Avenue D as the crash site with details provided by Peace Justice Drayton Wasson
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ton-Lea General Hospital
Alge
John Hn Turner
Rupert ‘Turner
John Keeth
A Hee
Keeth
Elvira Ysasi
Lovington
Peace
Drayton Wasson
South Love St
Ave. D
Browning Rites Set For Levelland Native Roy O Browning
Funeral services for Roy O Browning 56 longtime Levelland resident are set for 2 p m Wednesday at the First Baptist Church Levelland burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Browning died Sunday night in Athens where he had lived the past year after leaving Levelland Survivors include his wife Lieda a daughter Tia Juan Musslewhite of Stillwater Oklahoma his mother Mrs Sallie Browning of Clinton Oklahoma two brothers Herbert of Foss and Leo of Canute Oklahoma three sisters Mrs Minnie Noble of Farwell Mrs Thelma Sanders of Peterville California and Mrs Odessa Spangler of Bakersfield California and two grandchildren
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Levelland
Roy. O. Browning
First Baptist
Resthaven
Browning
Athens
Lieda
Tia- Juan ‘Musslewhite
Stillwater
Okla
Sallie ‘Browning
Clinton
Herbert
Foss
Leo
Canute
Minnie Noble
Farwell
Thelma Sanders
Peterville
Calif
Odessa Spangler
Bakersfield
South Plains College Honors Graduates at SHSU Commencement
Two former South Plains College graduates earned honors at Sam Houston State University during its 88th Commencement held Sunday night. The event showcased degrees conferred on graduates from various programs.
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Huntsville Eee
South Plains College
Sam. Houston State
Citrus Group President Fate Gibbons Dies in Houston
Fate Gibbons, 58, president of the Edinburg Citrus Association board for five years and Tex-Sun Orchards manager, died Monday in a Houston hospital. He also served on the Rio Grande Valley Tex-Sun Citrus Exchange board in Weslaco and was a Citrus Advis...
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Houston
UPI
Fate Gibbons
Edinburg Citrus Association
Tex-Sun Orchards
Gibbons
Rio Grande Valley
Tex-Sun ‘Citrus Exchange
Weslaco
Citrus Advis
Memorial service to honor Gibbs in Edinburg
Memorial services will be held today at 5 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Edinburg. Revs Will Matthis Dunn and Edwin C Cathour, pastors, will officiate. Gibbs was a board chairman and a Texas A&M graduate.
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Valley
Texas A&m
First Methodist Church
Edinburg
Will Matthis Dunn
Edwin C. Cathour
First ‘Methodist
San Antonio
Gibbs i
Mrs Neal Howell 83 Lubbock Area Resident Dies
Mrs Neal Howell aged 83 of the Lubbock area died at St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness. She had lived in Lubbock since 1954 and was a resident of Rays Hospitality Home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Sanders Funeral. Her husband A H Howell died in 1960 and farmed in Muleshoe. Surviving children include six sons Moss of Dimmitt Old Howell of Muleshoe Gaston of Amarillo A H Howell Jr of El Frida Woodrow of Honolulu Carroll of Thoreau. Two sisters Annie Jones of Abilene and Alpha Irvin of Cisco.
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Neal ‘Howell
Lubbock Area
St. Mary's Hospital
Penne
Sanders
Fla
Moss Howell
Dimmitt
Old Howell
Muleshoe
Gaston ‘Howell
Amarillo
A.H. Howell Jr
Elfrida
Ariz
Woodrow
Howell
Hono’ulu
Hawaii
Carroll Howell
Thoreau
N. M
Annie Jones
Services Scheduled For Plainview Man
Services for O B Gross 82 of Plainview are tentatively set after his death in a Plainview hospital. Burial will be in Floydada Cemetery Floydada with LeMons Funeral Home of Plainview in charge. He is survived by two brothers Fred of Delano Calif and Floyd of Delano Calif and a sister Mrs Grace Graham of Amarillo.
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Plainview
O.B. Gross
Gross Neve
Floyd County
Floydada
Lemons Funeral Home
Fred
Floyd
Delano
Calif
Grace Graham
Amarillo
Five Hurt in Monday City Traffic Crashes
Five persons sustained minor injuries in separate Monday traffic incidents. Louise Carpenter 16 and Ruth Norton 16 were treated after a crash caused a four car pileup on Indiana Ave near 2nd Place. W F Tannery 49 was treated for minor injuries in a two car collision near Ave S. Joy C Turberville 24 and Jeffery Cheairs 24 received minor injuries from a two car crash at Park Dr and Redbud Ave. All injuries were non life threatening.
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Louise Carpenter
N. Tint
Ruth Norton
16Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Indiana Ave
2Nd Place
F. Tannery
N. Ash
Kermi
Funeral Planned at 10 A.M. in Slaton
Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 21st Street East Church Slaton with Rev Ray Smith and Rev Bill Cheek officiating Burial will be in Gleword Cemetery Williams Funeral Home in charge Survivors include a sister Barcelona and a son Winifred
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Slaton
Cindy
Percy Hospital
21St Street East
Ray Smith
Tulsa
Bill Cheek
Ingleword Cemetery
Chare
Williams Funeral
Winifred
Extradition Bid Tangles With Garrison Probe Figure
Cuban-born Dallas resident Sergio Arcadia Smith appears at a Monday hearing over a Louisiana extradition request linked to the Kennedy assassination inquiry. Smith’s attorney Ernest Colvin argued the move could endanger his client while Garrison presses for questioning. Texas officials warned the governor will need days to decide, with transcript review planned.
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Austin
Sergio Arcadia Smith
Dallas
New Orleans
Atty
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Ernest Colvin Jr
Smith
John Hill
Garrison
Louisiana
Connally
Texas Hill
John Connally
Texas
Smith and Gordon
David W. Ferrie
Houma
Ferrie
French designer flaunts paper swimsuits and custom bathtubs
Paris designer Michel de Lacour markets innovative baths with gold fixtures and underwater lighting, including a transparent tub for the Shah of Iran. He touts a dissolving paper swimsuit and zinc trunks for men, claiming royal and high‑end clients across Europe.
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Paris
UPI
Michel de Lacour
de Lacour
Elysee Palace
White “House
Iran
Charles de Gaulle
Redistricting Discussion Shapes West Texas Representation
Special correspondence reports a Texas House redistricting plan proposing a new district including Hockley and Yoakum counties with Levelland and Lubbock. Speaker Ben Barnes notes Dallas will gain a representative while West Texas loses or reshapes seats under the proposal. The study is led by Rep Mutscher in a committee from Breham.
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Austin
South Plains
Hockley
Terry
Yoakum
Cochran
Jesse George
Levelland
Lubbock
Ben Barnes
Dallas
Sone
West Texas
Gus Ma
I Mutscher
Breham
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