Motley Woman Dies In Collision Near Lockney
A Motley woman died in a collision at the corner of 21st Street and Memphis Avenue when a parked car owned by James Mickler was knocked over. Two Reese Airmen were injured Sunday when their car overturned on West Fourth Street after a front tire blew out. Police said the driver A J C Robert Stangland, 24, was hospitalized for facial injuries. passenger James F McDermott, 24, was treated and released. The crash occurred as the car skidded into a plowed field. In another incident, 13 year old Oralia Ville drove a car that struck two trees in the 700 block of Avenue N, hospitalized for observation. Earlier, a car jumped the curb and crashed into Fair Hardware Store window at 806 Main Street, driver Earnest Tadlock uninjured. damage estimated at 175 dollars. Funeral plans for Mrs. Courtney set for 2:30 pm Tuesday at First Baptist Church Matador with burial in East Mound Cemetery. Survivors include her mother, two grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother.
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21St St
Memphis Ave
James Mickler
12Th St
Reese
W. 4Th St
A.J.C. Robert Stangland
Reese Hospital
A.C. James F. McDermott
Lubbock
Oralia Ville
Ave. O
West Texas Hospital
Ave. N
Fair Hardware Store
Main St
Earnest Tadlock
Main
Courtney
First Baptist Church
Matador
Milder Robinson
Leonard Dennis
Actress Arcos in Brooklyn Crash Left Family Injured
Actress Joseph Arcos 34 of Brooklyn was in a crash that killed his wife Rose and injured their daughter Celeste and Rose’s sister Mrs Anthony Catapiano. Police linked the crash to a preceding minor car smash and noted Mrs Francis wife of actor Martin Gabel was involved with her husband at the bedside. The Gables later settled a $185000-$500000 suit over a Ritz Towers dumbbell fatality for Alvin Rodecker.
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Joseph Arcos
Brooklyn
Arcos
Rose
Meadowbrook Hospital
Aros
Celeste
Anthony Catapiano
Woodhaven
Catapano
Celeste Arees
Miss Francis
Alten
Martin Gabel
Detroit
Ritz Towers
Manhattan
Alvin M. Rodecker
New York
Local Car Thefts Reported As Woman’s Purse Stolen
A crime report states a vehicle was entered and a woman’s purse valued at 15 dollars was stolen. A separate loss included a microphone and card valued at 2 shillings from Forrest Heights Church at 3607 33rd St. Ongoing confusion in the text references events and names.
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Forrest Heights Church
33Rd St
Judge May Drop Fines In Love Field Feud
A Dallas appeals court judge planned to decide if 15 of 86 homeowners fined for contempt for mounting a Love Field runway fight should have penalties lifted. Lawyer James Donovan remains jailed for 10 days. Donovan and clients sought relief, with Texas Supreme Court denials and possible federal actions noted.
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Dallas
UPL
Jawyers
James P. Donovan
Dave Dixon
Fifth Court of
Dial Appeals
Donovan
Dallas Love Field
Dixon
Texas Supreme Cour Qf
Austin
Twin and single births tied to local families
The notice lists numerous births at Lauf and Methodist Hospitals with weights from 3 pounds 13 ounces to 9 pounds 4 ounces and times from 7 p.m. Saturday to 3:53 a.m. Sunday. Fathers include a farm laborer, a sheet metal worker, a U.S. Treasury bank examiner, and a 1st Lieutenant in the Iranian army.
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Francisco DeLeon
Rt. 1
Ropesville
Latif Clinic
Jose Hinojosa
New Deal
Lauf Clinic
Juan Willer
G. Lubbock
Jalal Force
26Th St
Methodist
Tehran
Ran
Max Wars
43Rd St
Methodist Hospital
U.S. Treasury Dept
James T. Willingham
Pro-Nazi Bail Hiked After Heil Hitler Salute in Court
In Manhattan a pro Nazi flag bearer Louis Mostaccio had bail raised from 2500 to 10000 after he gave a heil Hitler salute in the courtroom during the arraignment on felonious assault tied to a riot on the Upper East Side. Demonstrators from the National Renaissance Party clashed with veterans' groups as eggs vegetables and abuse flew at the scene.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Louis Mostac
Storm Troopers
Upper East Side
National Renaissance Party
Jack Weiser
Jewish War Veterans of
New York State
Fuehrer
James Madole
Mostac
Thornberrys await move to El Paso for federal judgeship
The Thornberry couple Eloise and Homer, famed in Washington society, prepare to relocate to El Paso this summer as Homer nears appointment as the new federal judge for West Texas. Backed by Vice President Johnson and Senator Yarborough, the honor marks a culmination of a career shaped by humble beginnings and deaf-mute parents who taught resilience.
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Homer
Eloise
Homer Thornberry
Washington
Ed Paso
Johnson
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
West Texas
Wife jailed and fined for water assault on officer in drought
A Hong Kong housewife received two months in jail and a 2 fine for throwing a bucket of water at a policeman trying to end a street brawl. The sentence covers assault and the water waste offense amid a record drought.
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Hong Kong
The Country Parson Quote on Power and Integrity
The line argues that a person who commits wrong to seize power cannot be trusted to wield it for good, highlighting a moral stance on integrity and leadership. It frames power as corrupting when gained through unethical means.
Young GOP candidates push conservative platform in YR race
The 1960s Young Republican convention in San Francisco shapes as a conservative showdown led by Goldwater allies. Donald Lukens and Charles McDevitt vie for the chair, with Goldwater's presence shaping strategy as Nixon era figures face civil rights tensions and regional blocs.
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Lukens
District of Columbia
Goldwater
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Rockefeller
California YR Organization
John Birch
Texas
San Francisco
YA Organization
McDevitt
Peter O'Donnell
Massachusetts
Bay State
Aay
Graduation Sermon Inspires Dunbar High Graduates
Reverend Monroe Woods Jr of Carter Chapel CME urges Dunbar seniors to live with purpose and intensity during commencement at 3opom. Diplomas for Monterey, Dunbar and Lubbock High seniors to be awarded Thursday and Friday at Municipal Coliseum and Dunbar High School Auditorium. Memorial Day closures noted as classes end and reports distributed.
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J. Chess Levern
First Methodist Church
Lubbock High School
Municipal Coliseum
Tommy Boyce
D. G. Boyce
Nauira Jo Childers
R. W. Childers
Joyce Elaine Haley
Paul Haley
Donald Dunn
Ben E. Dunn
20Th St
Jack Clapp
Monroe Woods Jr
Carter Chapel
CME
Dunbar High
Mr. Woods
Monterey
P.m
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Dunbar
Dunbar High School
Sands
Lubbock — High School
At & P.m
Demonstrators Wait In Vain For Strauss In Tel Aviv
About 2000 demonstrators with placards waited over ten hours at Israel's Central Airport for former West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss. He did not arrive as scheduled for a week long visit described as private but initiated by Prime Minister Ben Gurion's government. Reports from Munich said Strauss movements were kept secret due to recent Israeli demonstrations.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
API
Franz Joseph Strauss
Strauss
David Ben-Gurion
Munich
Park nominated by South Korea ruling party
Chung Hee Park was unanimously nominated as presidential candidate by the junta backed Democratic Republican party in Seoul.
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Seoul, South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Sneaky moviegoers probed by drive-in managers
Hollywood reports summer brings many gate crashes at outdoor theaters. Managers warn of trunk escapes, horseback trespassers, and license-number checks as they curb sneaky admissions while hoping for a quiet season before summer ends.
Rockefellers remarriage could aid 1970 campaign
Sen. Thurston Morton says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's remarriage may be a political asset in the Republican presidential bid. Sen. Jacob Javits doubts any material effect on Rockefeller's candidacy or appeal. Morton notes Rockefeller won reelection decisively after the divorce.
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Washington
Thurston B. Morton
R-Ky
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Rockefeller
Kentucky
Morton
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Mt Mihara and Minamidake Eruptions Reported in Japan
Mt Mihara on Oshima Island erupted on Sunday and Minamidake on Mt Sakurajima erupted on Saturday. No casualties or damage were reported in either eruption.
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Tokyo
Mt. Mihara
Oshima Island
Minamidake Volcano
Mt. Sakurajima
Japan
Vatican reports pope gravely ill after relapse
The pope remains gravely ill after a relapse with a Vatican note and public prayers marking the crisis. A noon blessing was canceled reflecting his weakness while supporters urged Mary’s intercession for his recovery and continued pastoral duties.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Integration talk and protests shape desegregation debate
The attorney general met theater owners to discuss desegregation in the South amid rising racial unrest. Kennedy signals legislative moves to protect Negro rights as courts scrutinize public school color lines in Birmingham and nationwide protests spread from Alabama to Boston and Los Angeles.
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South
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
Birmingham
U. S
Seybourn H. Lynn
Alabama
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Shuttlesworth
Albert Boutwell
Cuba
Castro Khrushchev Relax At Black Sea Dacha
Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev were believed relaxing at a Black Sea dacha before Castro's return to Havana. Official secrecy surrounded their movements after their arrival at the Black Sea on Friday.
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Moscow
UPI
Fidel Castro
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Black Sea Dacha
Havana
Castro
Black Sea
Khrushchev
Pitsunda
Moscow Circus Draws 33 Million Spectators
Tass reports the Soviet Union hosted 30,000 circus performances last year, watched by about 33 million people across the country.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Midland Man Byron Francis Shot Dead at Home
Byron L. Francis a 44 year old Texaco assistant division manager was found dead in his Midland home bathroom with a deer rifle nearby. His wife Mrs Francis discovered the body and a left chest wound was reported. Justice of the Peace awaits inquest verdict. He had lived in Midland two years after moving from Connecticut and was Louisiana born. Survivors include three children.
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Midland
Byron L
Barney) Francis
Humble
Texaco
Francis
Connecticut
Louisiana
Herman Wicker
Justice of the Peace
David M. Ellis
Ellis Funeral Home
Kent Clark Wins In Sports Car Gymkhana
Kent Clark driving an AC Bristol won the overall gymkhana at Alamo Square Shopping Center. Ray Gooch also on an AC Bristol won A to C productions. Dr Bryce Campbell topped D to H classes in a Triumph TR 4 and Sprite. Jim Lewis led sedan class in a Volvo. Mrs Jean Pearson won the women’s class in a Sprite with about 25 entries. Clark beat rivals by more than 64 seconds.
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Kent R. Clark
Alamo Square
Ray Gooch
Joe Don Mangum
Ray Nall
Bryce Campbell
Bill Nolan
Oliver Spicer
Dr. Campbell
Fernandez Stops Torres in Five at Municipal Stadium
Florentino Fernandez knocked down the previously unbeaten Jose Torres twice and finished him with a fifth round technical knockout in a 160 pound middleweight bout in San Juan Puerto Rico. The bout, postponed by rain from Saturday night, featured Torres listed as 161% for the fight.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Florentino Fernandez
Jose Torres
Fernandez
Cuba
Torres
Municipal
World citizen Gary Davis to wed Esther Peter in Alsace
Gary Davis who calls himself world citizen No 1 will marry Esther Peter an Alsatian girl he met in 1949 while camping on a bridge over the Rhine to protest international frontiers.
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Strasbourg
France
Gary Davis
Esther Peter
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Arlene Francis
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Leonid Brezhnev
Hirohito
Sindav Hou Hin
Eee
Enrique Cortez
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Laut Clinic
Gibson Plumbing
J. B. Banks
Lubbock Qil Mull
James Thomas Messer
EF. Bates
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Ray Bible
Trammel Terrace
Montgomery
Double Trouble
GOP
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Avallanche- Journal
Washington Bureau
Roses
Young
Republican National Federation
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Barry Goldwater
Advance
Arizona
John Tower
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Theather
Donald
Buz
Municipal Auditorium
Ricky Reed
Ben Cary
Bill Strickland
Alton Strickland
Dana Giacommelli
R. A. Kimble
Tom Weaver
J. FE. Weaver
C. Melvin Ratheal
The
Trinity Baptist Church
Joseph Finnigan
Hollywood
California
Rocky
John Xxhl
Apostolic Palace
Vatican City
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vatican
George C. Wallace
Roxbury
Boston
Greensboro
N.C
Wallace
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Shelton
Atlanta
University of Alabama
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
Martin Luther King Jr
Edmund G. Brown
Samuel Yorty
Market Street
City Hall Plaza
Sotto IL Monte
Italy
John XXIII
Rome
Flaviano Ronvalli
Pope John
Roncalli
Zaverio
Alfredo
Giuseppe
Assunta
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Sesto San Giovanni
Khrushchevv
Byron Francis
Kent Clark
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