German student tours Texas finds open, friendly people
Michael Hoppe, a Munster University agriculture student, travels the United States with 161 fellow Germans. He says Texas is bigger and more open than expected and he plans to meet locals beyond tourist sights while funding his trip by working. He began in Canada and Alaska, helping trappers and sharing meals with huskies.
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Carla Jones
Mike Hoppe
Mike
Jones Farm
Fluvanna
Gerry Burton
Nyder
Texas
Iever
Michael Hoppe
University of Munster
New York City
Germany
Canada
Alaska
Open house draws 500 for New Deal high school debut
About 500 residents attend an open house at the New Deal high school building valued at 175000 dollars. The event showcases the new facility and school community spirit.
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New Deal
Model T emerges from long years underground
A long buried Model T car is unearthed after decades underground marking a notable restoration milestone. The find draws curiosity from local historians and automotive enthusiasts amid page one coverage.
Light Showers Brush South Plains With Chilly Day
Light showers dotted the South Plains Sunday as north of Lubbock showers barely wetted ground. Lubbock reached 69 degrees under bright sun with brief, slight cooling trends and a small chance of more showers, while other Western and Central states reported cold fronts and single digits in some towns.
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Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Amare
Dalhart
Childress
Bret
Mercury
Texas
Restans
Rocky Mountains
Eiko
New
Idaho Padis
Idaho
Butte
Mont
Baker
Ore
Johnson To Embark Today On Historic Asian Visit
United Press International reports a new wave of terror with attacks across Saigon and near the Cambodian border. A mine killed one American and wounded seven at Ky Son, while a Vietnamese civilian and another bystander were hurt. U S air bases faced rocket and grenade threats as Mekong Delta operations netted Viet Cong casualties and seized weapons. Additional clashes left two policemen dead and a fatal ambush near Saigon. Two US crewmen died in a pair of reconnaissance plane collisions.
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United Press International
AIGON
Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Ky Son
U.S. Phan Rang
Guam
Demilitarized Zone
New Mexico rebels claim Pueblo Republica in forest camp
In northern New Mexico a group of about 350 Spanish-Americans seized a forest rest camp and proclaimed the Pueblo Republica de San Joaquin del Rio de Chama. They elected a mayor and sheriff, deputized 50 armed men, and rejected federal claims while awaiting action from authorities. Reies Tijerina led the movement which bases its rights on ancient Spanish land grants.
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United Press International
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New “Republic
National Forest
New Mexico
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
United States
Pueblo Republica de San Joaquin del Rio de Chama
Don Seman
Reies Tijerina
San Joaquin
Carlos VI
Spain
Forest Service
Tijerina
United States of America
Republic
Manhattan pawnshops see rise in loans as market slumps
New York pawnbrokers report a 20 percent rise in business with wealthy clients pledging mink coats and diamonds for quick cash. Richard J. Kaskel of Paul Kaskel and Sons cites loans from 100 to 20000 and notes customers borrow short term as banks tighten lending.
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Sally Ryan
York
Manhattan
Richard J. Kaskel
Paul Kaskel and Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Mexico City
Dallas
New York
Kaskel
Congress eyes Thursday adjournment as windup nears
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield signals possible adjournment by Thursday or Saturday as the 89th Congress rushes to clear a final catch-all $4.9 billion supplemental bill and about 40 other measures. The closed session of the Senate Appropriations Committee was set to start today to push through operating funds for fiscal year to begin July 1 and the remaining logjams in money bills, foreign aid extensions, urban renewal, and water pollution plans.
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Associated Press
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Saul Dacking
Tas Dais
Prayer for endurance from Mrs Amos Pate Littlefield
A brief devotion asks for strength to endure suffering as part of God’s plan and growth in life. Mrs Amos Pate from Littlefield signs the blessing.
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Holy Father
Amos Pate
Littlefield
Boy Dies As Car Hits Crowd In Queens Intersection
In New York an automobile plowed into pedestrians at a Queens intersection, killing four year old Frank Warner of Jamaica and injuring nine, including the driver Walter Ervin who was struck by his own car after exiting the vehicle. Police say the car went out of control, struck a parked car and a tavern before backing into Ervin.
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Queens
Walter Ervin
Jamaica
Frank Warner
Jamaies
Ervin
Fervin
Graham Draws Crowd of 11 000 Berliners
Eleven thousand West Berliners attended a campaign rally for Billy Graham who will serve as chairman of the Work Congress of Evangelism starting October 2. In Skopje, Yugoslavia an earthquake struck three hours before dawn but caused no reported damage.
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Graham
Beplin
Bills Graham
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Johnson Set to Embark on 25 000 Mile Far East Tour
President Johnson heads on a 17 day multinational trek visiting at least six nations in the Far East and Australia New Zealand and American Samoa marking a first by a sitting U.S. president in the region. He is to meet leaders at a Manila summit focusing on Southeast Asia issues as well as war and peace in Viet Nam.
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Johnson
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Malaysia
American Samoa
Eisenhower
Philippines
South Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Manila
Viet Nam
Asia
U.S
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Air Force
Honolulu
Hubert H. Tumphrey
Congressional
Diplomatic Corps
Payo Pavo
Wellington
Washington
Alaska
Teens End Hunger Quest In Woods Survival Test
Six Warren Woods High School students and five adults began a three day experiment to live off the land as forebears did. Harsh rain and cold hampered snares and foraging efforts with only limited food found, one student reporting hunger butIb None more details available.
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Detroit
Warren Woexells High School
Jean
Ed D. Allen Dies At 83 In Lubbock County Clerk Legacy
Ed D. Allen, a Lubbock resident since 1917 and seven terms as Lubbock County Clerk, died after 11:50 p.m. Sunday in West Texas Hospital from a malignancy. A former barber and real estate man, he retired in 1955 due to ill health after starting his seventh term’s first year. He was active in church and civic groups, a 32nd Degree Mason, and long time Lions Club member. He survived by his son H. I. D. Allen Jr. and was mourned by the community he served.
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Lubbock
West Texas
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Louise
H.l D. Allen Jr
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Yellowhouse Alasonie Lodge
Shrine
Amarillo
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Buckner Baptist Home
Fort Worth
Ed Allen
Mioney
McDade
Bastion County
Oandian
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Congress Avenue
State Capitol
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