Girl 18 Survives Flaming Crash That Killed Eight
Linda Marie Thomas, 18, sole survivor, lies critically injured in Galveston County Hospital after a fiery crash on her 18th birthday. Her family, including sister Carol Ann Thomas, 11, and relatives James and Pauline Kovar Lackey, died along with others when their car collided with a second vehicle driven by David Dorfman in Texas City.
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Thomas
Galveston County Hospital
Sents
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Valasita Thomas
Webster
Carol Ann Thomas
John Kovar
Pauline Kovar
Kerville
Virginia Kover Lackey
Texas City
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Ome
David S. Dorfman
Dorfman
Joseph D. Quaranto
Rayeliff
Stewart and Erhard to discuss allied nuclear force
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart agreed with U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk to confer with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard on forming an allied nuclear force. Erhard is slated to visit Washington next month.
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Dean Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
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Stewart
New York
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Soviet Union
Europe
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Germany
Kremlin
Memory training method promised to boost business and social standing
A Chicago publisher advertises a simple memory enhancement technique called Memory that can improve poise confidence and popularity. The notice offers free mailed self training details to anyone who requests Memory, Dept 4077 Diversey Parkway Chicago IL 60614. A postcard request, with ZIP code, is encouraged.
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Noted Botanist To Speak At Tech Meeting
Texas Tech Society of the Sigma Xi opens its new academic year with a 7:30 p m talk in the Biology auditorium. Dr Katherine Esau a national lecturer and UC Berkeley botany professor will discuss the plant food conducting system and related plant breeding work.
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Scientific Research Society of America
Esau
University of California
Russia
French Minister Sets Tenure Mark
Paris Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, named in June 1958, has served over seven years and three months as France's foreign minister, a tenure record ettered only by Francois Guizot in 1840s.
Magazine Says Pope Would Go To Viet Nam
New York AP Newsweek reports Pope Paul VI would travel to Viet Nam if it aids peace. The Oct. 18 edition quotes the Pontiff during his UN visit as urging wider UN participation, noting concern over absent nations including Communist China. He dismisses birth control as a political issue, saying the focus is life.
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Newsweek
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Germany
Indonesia
Mattson to address West Texas Council on Special Ed
Dr Bruce Mattson associate professor of education will speak on Looking to the Future in Special Education at a 7 p m meeting in the Mesa Room Texas Tech Student Union Building The event includes a membership drive and admission is 225 Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Dorothy Hyer The group will host a talent show at Monterey High School auditorium to raise funds for a scholarship and to send a representative to the national convention
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Council For Exceptional Children
Mesa
Texas Tech
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Mattson
Dorothy Hyer
Monterey High School
Supreme Court Rejects De Facto Segregation Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to hear challenges to de facto school segregation and balked at revisiting 1962 Estes swindle appeal. It ordered a New York legislative election to proceed and agreed to review Hawaii reapportionment under the one person one vote rule.
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Marshall
Earl Warren
Texas
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Estes
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
Steven Durovic
Krebiozen
Yugoslavia and Cuba Sign Visa Exemption Accord
Yugoslavia and Cuba signed an agreement abolishing visa requirements for travel, in Havana on Oct. 6, to take effect after ratification, reported by Tauius. Also noted, Colmbia will open a tire mar ing plant in Bogota.
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Yugoslavia
Cuba
Tauius
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Columbia
No More Candles In Maine Churches
The Portland Diocese bans vigil candle lighting in all churches after current supplies run out. Bishop Daniel J. Feeney cites fire and theft hazards as the reason, noting eight churches have recently experienced thefts tied to vigil light offerings.
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Maine
Daniel J. Feeney
Plans For U N Week Are Set
City Hall committee sets observance of United Nations Week with a tree planting at the public library on Oct 24 and a banquet at the Women’s Club at 7 p m Oct 25 featuring Theodore Smith of St John’s College Santa Fe speaking on America’s Double Foreign Policy Van McVay chairs ticket sales and John Hilderbrand of Texas Tech leads speaker outreach for clubs and meetings
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Observanc
Theodore Smith
St. John's College
Santa Fe
United States
UN Commission
America
van McVay
UN Council
John Hilderbrand
Texas Tech
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