Indonesia Crisis Deepens as Army-Clashes with Air Force
War fears rise in Indonesia as army generals condemn air force leaders amid a coup attempt. Reports say clashes occur in central Java with Diponegoro division surrendering while Col Suherman and Maj Gen Sardini diverge in loyalty. Sukarno calls for unity and an end to hostilities.
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Mass At Yankee Stadium Draws Over Ninety Thousand
More than 90,000 people pack Yankee Stadium in New York Monday night as Pope Paul VI conducts a mass for peace from a central field altar. The event closes his day long visit before flight to Rome after meeting President Johnson and addressing the U.N. AP Wirephoto
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Eidinoff Suit Halted in Sanity Case
The sanity hearing for Dr Harold Eidinoff ended when his lawyers obtained a non-suit, forcing a new suit to challenge his commitment to the state hospital in Rusk. Proceedings next occur in Cherokee County, site of the institution.
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Firing Up Local Skills and Peace Corps Training Highlighted
In Lubbock today the fire department will demonstrate skills, Tech hosts the first major phase of Peace Corps training described as extremely successful, and a regional mental health conference attracts 271 attendees.
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Reds Launch Space Station Lunar Shot Eyed
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned space station toward the moon on Monday and said its course was close to prescribed. Luna 7, using a multi staged rocket, was described as an automatic space station. If successful it could provide lunar surface pictures to aid a manned landing.
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African Railway Wreck Kills 150
Durban South Africa three cars of a passenger train carrying about 1,500 African workers derailed killing an estimated 150 and injuring hundreds. Ambulances hurried to the scene ten miles from the port while witnesses described a long line of injured along the track. A white signal man W Hartslief was killed after rushing to aid the injured.
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Dirksen Opens Fight Over 14B Repeal with Extended Discussion
Senate debate begins as Dirksen vows a lengthy verbal blockade against repealing Taft-Hartley section 14B. He cites 3,000 editorials and sacks of mail from union opponents and signals possible long floor time to tell the full story. AFL-CIO backs repeal. House already approved it but needs 60 votes to end a filibuster.
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Sovereignty of states sparks federal relations clash
Anonymous speaker vows indefinite talk and says the real issue is state sovereignty. Dirksen asserts the bill would punch a hole in the federal state relations system built by the founders.
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Rain Delays Farm Work Across Texas Amid Cold Front
A slow, widespread rain stalled harvests from the Rio Grande Valley to the Panhandle. South Plains moisture halted maize picking as showers persist, while other crops and fieldwork slow or pause. Lubbock foresees light showers. cooler weather continues statewide. In Laredo, rains aid tomatoes and other winter vegetables.
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Ball Before Pope's Mass Tempts Early Arrivals
In New York crowds gathered at Yankee Stadium to watch practice before Pope Paul VI's Mass. The pitching mound was removed and attendees pretended to pitch and hit as a priest stood at home plate acting out swings in a lighthearted moment before the service.
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Pope Paul VI Holds Peace Mass at Yankee Stadium
Pope Paul VI concluded a 14 hour New York visit with a peace mass in Yankee Stadium before 90 000 worshippers and crowds along the streets. The papal leader urged peace as he spoke from a red carpeted platform before a white altar in a ceremony described as a stirring emblem of his pilgrimage.
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Dr. White to Kick Off United Fund Campaign in Lubbock
Dr. Travis A. White of Wichita Falls will keynote the noon rally at Municipal Coliseum launching Lubbock’s United Fund drive for 549,910 to support 27 health welfare and character building agencies. He serves as president of Midwestern University and is active in civic life including Rotary and the Boys Clubs board. The event ushers in the drive and White plans to review Texas Tech facilities ideas forMidwestern University.
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