Hopes of May F Select Reserve Force on display
May F Select’s Reserve Force features in a wide roundup across the Lubbock area. A Baptist leader conducts a week long revival at Roosevelt. Eight area high schools plan homecoming events from today through the weekend. Officials in Hockley plan to ask the State Highway Commission to widen SH116 to four lanes. Government items note Gov. Wallace’s legal setback in his bid to succeed himself. Fortunes by moles noted in Farmer’s Almanac. President Johnson improves mobility with less pain. Senate action on highway beautification bill backed by Lady Bird. Prime Minister Wilson visits Queen Elizabeth amid Rhodesian situation. Soviet Union warns Japan and South Korea on pending agreements. Editorials and columns featured with today’s comics. Horoscopes and market reports in section D. Women’s news and radio TV listings. Comic dictionary defines DOMESTIC QUARREL as a dispute ending with a man holding flowers.
Army to mobilize 150000 in National Guard Reserve
The seven Army plan lists 976 units across 21 Texas cities and 11 Reserve locales to form a 150000 strong force ready for combat within eight weeks of mobilization. Most units are 70 to 80 percent ready. drills rise 50 percent to 72 annually with four hour sessions. Pennsylvania leads with 16402 men. Montana smallest with five.
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Montana
Sec. of Defense
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Eisenhower Reflects on Vietnam Policy and Moral Decline
On the eve of his 75th birthday, Dwight D. Eisenhower criticizes public demonstrations against U.S. Vietnam policy and worries about moral deterioration in America evidenced by draft dodging. He promotes his book Waging Peace and notes an India Pakistan Kashmir promise from 1959. He attends events, receives the Golden Cross of Merit in New York, and plans birthday with son John Eisenhower in Phoenixville, listing four grandchildren.
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York
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Eisenhower
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
New York
Austria
Bruno Kreisky
GOP
John Eisenhower
Phoenixville
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Barbara Ann
Susan
Mary Jean
Sukarno May Have Aided Coup, U S Officials Say
U S officials said President Sukarno may have aided the failed September coup in Indonesia, linking him with Communist factions. Authorities cautioned there is no conclusive proof, amid tensions as the United States reviews its stance with Jakarta and the Indonesian army.
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P Lan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Brother or Sister of Comet Recalled in North Texas
Amateur astronomer Oscar Monnig of Fort Worth recalls a new N Seki comet as a likely brother or sister to the 1882 Ri I comet sighted in 1882. Monnig says best viewing in North Texas is around 5:30 to 5:45 a.m, with comet visibility increasing gradually.
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UPD
Oscar Monnig
Worth
Monnig
North Texang
Dodgers and Twins Meet in World Series Finale Showdown
In the seventh game of the World Series the Dodgers and Twins face off with Jim Grant lifting the Twins to a 4-3 win and a 3-3 series. Dodgers may counter with Don Drysdale or Sandy Koufax against Jim Kaat as the decisive matchup looms.
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Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Giant mushroom found in Texas yard inspires class lesson
Students at Rush Elementary in Texas learned about mushrooms when a giant oyster variety toadstool surfaced in a yard behind Mrs. W. O. Sheely. The 93 year old homeowner reported the specimen found near an elm stump, drawing a classroom bonus in botany and a caution about edible mushrooms.
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Star
Rush
Texas Tech
W. O. Sheely
Sheely
Harvey Dunn
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