Attempt To Overthrow Sukarno Said Quelled
Reported coup attempt against Sukarno by Lt Col Untung failed before dawn Friday. Rebels seized a radio station and proclaimed a 45 member Revolutionary Council. Army later announced the coup was quelled as diplomats warned of a confused security situation in Jakarta.
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Sukarno
Col. Untung
Omar Dhani
Untung
Jakarta
Peking
Revolutionary Council
Sabur
Jakarta Radio
Naustion
Siliwangi
Suharto
Bhime
Indonesia
Radio Malaysia
Java
Suhirman
Radio Jakarta
Nasution
East Java
Surabaya
Sumatra
Celebes
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskay
Ancenbacne
Jwne
Indoneisia
Communist Party
D. N. Aidit
Aidit
Dr. Subandrio
Johannes Leimena
Navy
Adm
R. E. Martadinata
Dhani
Uniung
Yani
CIA
Abdul Haris Nasution
AP ‘Irephoto
Rusk says talks with Gromyko were useful but open
Secretary of State Dean Rusk left the U N mission after a 34 hour dinner with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko saying no firm agreement emerged yet. He stressed continued Washington Moscow contacts and noted disarmament as the major topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
U. N
Gromyko
Local Births Report From Lubbock and Nearby Hospitals
A compiled list records numerous births with parents named from Lovington Ralls Brownfield and Lubbock areas. Daughters and sons arrived at Methodist University and West Texas hospitals, with weights ranging from 4 to 12 ounces and times noted for each birth. Parents include a circulation manager, a history teacher, a Langston student, and a Coca Cola Bottling Co employee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hughes
Lovington
N.M
Methodist Hospital
Lovington Daily News
Clinton Smith
Cedar
Laut
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Weather Preview for Tech A&M Game at Jones Stadium
No rain expected for kickoff with temperatures in the 60s and light variable winds. Autumn cold fronts brought 32 to 34 degree lows in several towns, while Lubbock reached a high near 76 after a 41 degree low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech-A&m
Jones Stadium
Perryton
Dimmitt
Friona
Hereford
Dalhart
Lubbock
Destroyers Collide Near Cape Kennedy
Two Newport based destroyers, the Hawking and Vesole, collided about 3:30 am Friday 375 miles east of Cape Kennedy. A spokesman said both vessels sustained damage yet were not in danger and no injuries were reported aboard either ship.
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Newport
R.I
Hawking
Vesole
Mes
Cape Kennedy
Newport Naval Base
WTCC Salute To Tech Luncheon Opens Two Day Session
WTCC plans a two day meeting with a 7:30 p.m. breakfast at the Johnson House led by Su Me Ata as vice president. Beeman Fisher of Fort Worth will open the board session at 9 a.m. Friday includes discussion of 10 proposed Texas Constitution amendments and WTCC reviews on national petrochemical hearings set for Oct 28 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber
Johnson House
WTCC
Beeman Fisher
Fort Worth
Texas
State Affairs Committee
Washington
Petroleum and Chemicals Committee
Education Committee
National Affairs Committee
Tech
Jones
Armstrong of
KoKo Palace
George Dupree
Lubbock
Clifford Jones
D. M. Wiggins
W. H. Bledsoe
Texas Senate
R.M. Chitwood
House of Representatives
George Langford
Johnnie Gilkerson
C. B. Qualia
W. J. Stangel
School of Agriculture
Margaret Weeks
Armstrong
J. Edd McLaughlin
Ralls
Roy Farr
Wilmer [Smith
New Home
Fair to End a Pan Entry at Dutch Department
Bill Hill of Amarillo won the best of breed ribbon among New Zealand Whites. In youth rabbit show, Larry Hyer won best display with Judith Lane runner up. 686 rabbits were entered per South Plains Rabbit Breeders Association president Berry. Twirling and tumbling drew 250 contestants. judging by Nancy Mitchell, Griff O Niel, and Redon Cudney. Crows Sons On Display today features Texas Wildlife and Children's Barnyards. Attendance near 200000 for the fair's sixth day with record crowds over the week. Gates open 9 am to 10 am final day. midway open late. admission 50 cents adults, 25 cents children 6 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hill
Amarillo
New Zealand
Larry Hyer
49Th St
Judith Lane
Big Spring
Berry
South Plains Rabbit Breeders Assa
Benni Dunn Evans
Nancy Mitchell
Memphis
Tenn
Griff O’niel
Dallas
ReDon Cudney
Odessa
Edsel Buchanan
Kenneth White
Clifford Cone
Ned DeLoach
Lubbock
Crows Sons
Midway Amusements
Gene Ledel
New York Woman Mother Of Quads
A New York housewife who reportedly conceived within a month of taking a fertility drug gave birth to quadruplets. The fire damaged a large storage building and the newborns ranged from 1 pound 13 ounces to 5 pounds 13 ounces. officials reported the mother, Sheila Sklar, 25, and her five children are in the city’s Wolfforth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhasset
N.Y
Shiela Sklar
New York City
Wolfforth Iniman
Hockley County
Wolfforth
Lubbock
H. W. Allen
Mariner 4 Mission Reports Mars Pictures And Range
The Mariner 4 probe collected July pictures of Mars showing cratered terrain, fueling debate on life. It now travels a 567 day solar orbit, reaching 146 million miles from the sun and 103 million miles at perihelion, surpassing the Soviet Mars 1 distance of 66 million miles after radio failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Downpours Shift East Threaten Flooding Across Georgia
Weather pattern moves from Deep South toward Georgia on Friday raising flood risk along the Chattahoochee and other streams. Rains reach the Northeast with several cities tallying heavy totals including up to six inches in the Chattahoochee valley and flash flooding in Atlanta, while Mobile reports a 16.85 inch downpour the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Cattahoochee River
Chattahoochee
Flint River
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Beek Travelers Plan New Strave Service Abroad
Beek Travellers in Paris France outline a plan for a new Strave service abroad aiming to expand routes and attract international riders. The initiative signals growth efforts by the travel firm as it seeks partnerships and regulatory approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beek Travellers Parijs
France
Katzenbach defends federal probe as Hayneville killing under review
UPI report from Midland cites Atty Gen Nicholas Katzenbach telling judges that the Hayneville, Alabama killing of a white seminary student remains under federal inquiry. A jury acquitted Thomas Coleman, a part time deputy, in the shooting. Katzenbach denied vendetta charges and noted bail reforms lowering federal imprisonments from 35 to 9 percent. He discussed voter registration actions and said some facilities were secured by federal condemnation. He also contrasted northern and southern Negro family stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hough Midland
UPI
U.S
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Hayneville
Ala
Thomas Coleman
Katzenbach
Midland
Houston
Texas
Justice Department
Jackson
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Alabama
Johnson
John Doar
Ole Miss
Judges Propose Population Basis For Districts In State
Jurists argue that redistricting by population is fair and that sparsely populated areas deserve close access to judges. They suggest no district should exceed six counties to keep courts near the people. Friday actions include Corpus Christi annual meeting next year and new officers elected: Otis Dunagan as chairman, Thomas Stovall as vice chairman, Tom Reavley as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Corpus ‘Christi
Otis ‘'T. Dunagan
Civil Appeals
Tyler
Thomas A. Stovall
Houston
Tom, Reavley
Austin
Problem Meetings Set By C-C Group
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives Association adopts a quarterly problem solving series. A 1966 annual conference is planned for August 21 to 23 in Wichita Falls with six regional reps and co chairmen Roy Davis and Johnny Johnson. Silas Ragsdale notes the one day conference follows a board meeting. Attendees include representatives from Lubbock Denton Sweetwater Seminole Muleshoe Ozona Midland Big Spring and Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Executives Association of
West, Texas
Johnson House
Wichita Falls
West Texas
John Logan
Roy Davis
Muleshoe
Johnny Johnson
Ozona
Silas Rags
Bank Sells Ownership Change Named Board Chairman
Corbin is named chairman with Claude Witten Metz ger Miller and Tample forming the new ownership group. A bank vice president will be elected, and current bank staff will remain as under the former ownership. Miller, a 1951 Texas Tech animal husbandry graduate, notes his wife Martha Somers is the Tech alumna from Lubbock.
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Corbin
Claude Witten
Metzger
Miller
Tample
Texas Tech
Martha Somers
M. A. Somers
Lubbock
Tech
Viet Nam Delta Battles Continue As Forces Clash
American advisers and Vietnamese officials estimated about 1,000 Viet Cong in a heavy mid day fight with anti guerrilla units across the delta. Armed river boats and air support were involved as Viet Cong ambushes sank a boat and damaged others while helicopters and planes pressed the pursuit through swamps and canals.
Major Brush Fires Erupt In California
Fires burned about 13 000 acres across scattered California areas as a heat wave pushed temperatures toward 100 degrees. One grass fire scorched 10 000 acres west of Stockton and another major brush fire raged out of control in the foothills of the San Jacinto mountains in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Stockton
San Jacinto Mountains
Watts Rioting Wrecks Watts Businesses and Shoppers Struggle
In Watts following the August rioting, downtown East 103rd Street shops were destroyed, leaving residents like Dorothy Banks to travel far for essentials. Bank managers consider a shopping mall as recovery, while others reopen storefronts and rebuild. Shoppers face higher burdens and uncertain recovery.
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Compton
Huntington Park
Dorothy Banks
Cecilia
Lillian Martin
103Rd
Richard Dickman
J.A. Riebennacht
Watts
Former Andrews County judge dies in hunting accident
Virgil Bell Lasater 54 a former Andrews County judge was accidentally shot while hunting about 15 miles southwest of Andrews. Justice of the Peace Owen Doggett ruled accidental death. the gun discharged while Lasater was going through a barbed wire fence. Funeral set for Sunday at First Baptist Church Andrews with burial in Andrews Cemetery. Lasater served 1955 to 1962 including hospital construction. He is survived by wife a son Gerald Don two sisters three brothers and two grandchildren.
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Andrews
Virgil Bell Lasater
Here
Justice of the Peace
Owen Doggett
Doggett
Lasater
Lassater
First Baptist Church
Carl Grissom
Andrews Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Milton Ramsey
Andrews,County Hospital
Bailey
Tex
Humble Oil Company
Pete Moore and Sons Contractors
West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Chamber of Commerce
Andrews Masonic Lodge
Andrews County Sheriff's Posse
Ruby McCarley
Gerald
Don
Hobbs
Ola Laysater
Idalou
Eula Crawford
Belen
N.M
Dora Wood
Veneta
Ore
Roe Tipton
42Nd St
Lubbock
Haskell
Slaton
Robert
39Th St
Gene
Marianne Lasater
Laurie Lasater
Cold Leads To Man's Capture Near Boerne Waring
Gary Wilkinson, 22, accused of killing his mother brother and nephew, was captured Friday in a garage near Waring after escaping Kendall County jail. He surrendered unarmed with muddy tracks seen by resident Inez Jay and tenant farmer Benny Roberts directing police.
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Kendall County
Wilkinson
Boerne
Waring
Inez Jay
Benny Roberts
Phylice
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Ave. M
West Texas Hospital
Farmers Co-op Compress
Jacinto Ponciano
Rt. 3
Vance Ervin Oliver
University Hospital
Cecil R. Hamilton
LaFalle St
Reese Afb Hospital
Harry Pachkoski
46Th St
Billy Joe Mosley
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Langston University
Langston
Okla
Frank. Lopez
N. Ave
Fox's Restaurant
Brownfield
Edward Barrera
Abernathy
Laut Clinic
Willie Gilbert
F. 15Th St
Lauf Clinic
Lester's Hickory Inn
E. B. Dixon
31St St
Women's Clinic
James R. Henkel
4Th St
Juan de la Cruz
Route 4
New York
Mariner
Jurists
C-C
Viet Nam
Amy Sue Day
Denver
Miss Day
Power Company
Gene Handsaker
LOS Angeles
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