Pope Paul II Ends Historic US Visit With Peace Plea
Pope Paul II concluded a 14 hour United States stay by urging world leaders for peace at the United Nations and in talks with President Johnson. He praised the UN and appealed to end war, while crowds in New York cheered as he traveled from Kennedy Airport to Manhattan.
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Rites Planned Today For Mrs Dora Oliva
Funeral services for Mrs Dora Oliva 72 of 1101 2nd St native of Mexico will be at 4 p m in St Joseph Catholic Church Burial will follow in Peaceful Gardens Cemetery Henderson Funeral Directs Survivors include her husband seven sons six daughters three brothers 69 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren Also noted was a separate Korea sports disaster where about 100000 people attended opening ceremonies at a 30000 seat stadium in Kwangju with many injured and teenage fatalities.
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Kennedy Greeting Pope at United Nations General Assembly
Centered in the reception line Mrs John F Kennedy welcomes the pope after his address before the General Assembly. Senator Edward Kennedy stands in the background as the scene unfolds at the United Nations.
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Farwell Man Killed in Clovis Area Crash
A Farwell resident, Calvin Earl Blain, 40, died after a crash on State Road 18 about 12:45 p.m. near Clovis. Two others were injured, including Marie Goforth, 31 of Texico, with a broken leg and possible internal injuries, and Richard Goar, 47 of Clovis, driver of the truck. Funeral services for Blain are pending. survivors include his wife Billie, three daughters, two sons, a brother in Tucumcari, and a sister in California.
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Four Injured In Accidents In City
Four persons sustained injuries in three separate crashes Monday none life threatening. Juana Medina Garza and Lucio Medina Garza, both of 609 43rd St, injured when police car with red light pursued a violator at 19th and Ave H. Garza duo treated at West Texas Memorial Hospital. Francisco Modica, 60, of 619 Ave B, injured in two car crash at 19th and Tech Freeway. treated at Methodist Hospital and released. Sidney H Gladney, 49, of 3316 Emory St, treated for facial lacerations after his car struck a guardrail at N Avenue H underpass.
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Hospitalization projections cited by AHA exceed seven in fifty
The American Hospital Association reports that about one in seven people is expected to require hospitalization at some point this year, outlining pressure on healthcare resources and planning needs.
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Papal Rite Enjoyed by 90,000 At Stadium Mass
The pope rode to centerfield in an open top limousine and blessed a vast crowd of 90,000 at a stadium mass in the Holy Land and Bombay. Francis Cardinal Spellman followed, as the service opened with the Our Father and Latin invocations in five languages.
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Indonesian coup crisis tightens as Jogjakarta retaken
News from Jakarta Kuala Lumpur and Singapore report rival forces facing off as government troops recapture Jogjakarta from Communist elements. Untung’s retreating rebels appear split while loyalist Siliwangi division moves to central Java to restore order. Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Adjie pledges to restore peace.
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Slaying Case Airs Mental Health Defense in El Paso
Eldinoff enters court with Freud volume as defense argues for trial on mental illness grounds. Jury previously ruled him insane at time of Andress murder in January 1959 at El Paso airport. suit stemmed from a $45,000 fee claimed by lawyers who worked on a 1954 divorce case.
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Lubbock Race Driver Cahill In Serious Condition At Hospital
Eugene Herbert Cahill 31 of Lubbock remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital after a Sunday pileup at Lubbock County Speedway. He was treated in the ICU following surgery on his left arm.
Gifts Exchanged By LBJ and Pope Paul VI in Rome Visit
In Rome on Oct 4 1965 Pope Paul VI presented President Lyndon B Johnson with The Resurrected Christ a painting by Filocamo. Johnson returned the gesture with a small gold globe encased in a feather lined red velvet case bearing the seals.
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Papal Gift to U.N. Diamonds Valued at 150000
Pope Paul VI presented the United Nations with a diamond ring and a diamond studded cross from the Vatican. He suggested the jewels be sold to fund a global anti hunger campaign. U Thant accepted noting the gesture showed esteem for the UN. U.N. experts valued the diamonds at about $150,000.
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Johnson Escorts Pope After Historic Waldorf Meeting
President Lyndon Johnson escorts the pope outside the Wal dorf Towers after a 50 minute meeting in the presidential suite. AP Wirephotos.
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Births and Family Notices from Reese AFB and Lubbock
A list of birth announcements from multiple families mainly in Lubbock and Reese AFB area. Included are newborns with weights and times, parents’ occupations such as dairy farm laborer, truck driver, and military service members stationed at Ft. Polk Korea Vietnam and Reese AFB. Also weather roundup notes about rainfall across Texas and surrounding areas.
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Campaign fund rally at First Presbyterian noon meeting
The 1965 campaign chairman Harmon Jenkins will lead a fund rally at noon as a campaign cabinet is saluted. Fred Timberlake and a large list of division chairs will be introduced. United Fund president Charles Pearson and Dr White will participate. Tickets are $1.50 and Lions Club members will serve lunch. Girl Scouts prepared table decor and a slide presentation is planned by Guadalupe Neighborhood Center staff and Rev. Tom Strother.
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Fair Share
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Doc) Overman
Vernon
Buddy) Barron
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Earl Hobbs
Cochairmen
Jerry Henderson
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Boy Receives Papal Mass Tickets From Vatican Cablegram
A 12 year old altar boy from Queens attended a papal Mass at Yankee Stadium after writing to the Pope. He received three tickets from the Vatican via the chancellery office, though he had asked for two. He was accompanied by his sister and a family friend.
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Bombs Hit Dominican Bar Wounding U S Soldiers
Two bombs exploded in a Santo Domingo bar injuring seven U S soldiers in the international security zone. A second device in an outdoor theater caused no injuries as authorities investigate attackers amid calls to withdraw U S troops. Four Dominicans were wounded.
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East Germans Seal Wall Again
East Germany sealed the border with West Berlin after freezing emergency passes and ending the wall pass program. The pass office set up under a 1964 agreement had issued 36 000 permits for West Berliners to visit East Berlin for illness death births and weddings.
Dorothy Malone Improves After Surgery and Illness
Hollywood AP reports actress Dorothy Malone shows progress at Lebanon Hospital. She now walks in her room reads fan letters by the thousands and began watching television. Doctors kept her condition serious but note reduced infection treatment after a high fever post surgery to remove clots from vessels to her lungs. Malone, 40, stars in Peyton Place and won an Oscar in 1957 for Written on the Wind.
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Traffic jam potential grows as car density rises
The American Automobile Association reports the U S could seat every man woman and child in a car at once. It notes 2.6 persons per registered vehicle now and predicts 1.9 per car by 1975. In Vienna Austrian singers plan to form a union.
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