Rhodesian Leader Denounces UN Interference
Premier Sir Edgar Whitehead accused the United Nations of meddling in Southern Rhodesia. He argued the UN avoids real world crises like Berlin and Cuba and will spend months debating Rhodesia, saying he will not present its case to the body.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
United Nations
Edgar White Fairs
Rhode Ment
Ritory
Berlin
Cuba
Whitehead
Southern
Rhodesia
Newhart Wows Lubbock Crowd in Series Opener
Bob Newhart headlined Civic Lubbock Inc.'s 1962-63 season at the Municipal Auditorium before 1,000 plus fans. The comedian, with Don Jacoby's group, delivered two hours of satirical sketches from tobacco origins to the Revolution's creping corporal. The jazz quintet complemented the set, and the show drew strong praise as one of the theater’s best in seven years.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Civic Lubbock, Inc
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Bob Newhart
Don Jacoby
Newhart
Don
Jacoby
Lovington Homecoming Highlights Friday Football Game
Lovington High School hosts homecoming with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff at Wildcat Stadium. The queen and attendants are crowned at 3:20 p.m. in a 3:20 p.m. program, followed by a downtown parade at 4:30 p.m. A pep rally and bonfire occur at 7 p.m. Band Parents Assn. will sell pennants during the parade and game.
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Lovington
Lovington Wildcat
Fire Safety Tips for Home Escape and Prevention
Fire safety guidance urges crawling for air in smoke filled rooms and exiting quickly without stopping to dress. It advises feeling doors for heat and using windows if exits are blocked, warns against leaving children alone, and stresses planning escape routes and inspecting premises to prevent fires.
Idalou Set To Dedicate Stadium In Homecoming Friday
Idalou High School hosts homecoming events with 300 ex-students expected. The program includes a stadium dedication named Red dell Field honoring late coach Olin Reddell, a game against Crosbyton, a pep rally, officer election, and a dinner for attendees.
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Idalou
Idalou High School
Crosbyton
Reddell
Olin Reddell
Everest Hero Edmund Hillary to Speak Here
Sir Edmund Hillary will speak at a 6:45 p.m. invitational dinner at Caprock Hotel, hosted by World Book Encyclopedia of Chicago. He will present color slides from his 10 month Himalayan scientific expedition ending in July 1961, detailing the Abominable Snowman search and high altitude tests.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
Mount Foerest
Caprock
Edmund
The
World Book Encyclopedia of Chicago
Sir Edmund
Mt. Makalu
Everest
Khumjung School
Mt. Taweche
Taweche
Great Himalayan Chain
Notable Local Drivers Weigh In On City Vehicles
In Kirkwood, Ralph Gibson a minor at 5 feet 2 inches and 135 pounds drives a street sweeper weighing 11 700 pounds. Nearby, Charles Garner a policeman at 6 feet 0 inches and 313 pounds drives a police scooter weighing 1740 pounds.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Ralph Gibson
Kirkwood
Charles Garner
Three new national banks gain preliminary approval in Texas
The Comptroller of the Currency gave preliminary approval to the formation of three new national banks in Dallas San Antonio and Stinnett. Hillside National Bank of Dallas would have 750000 capital with 300000 capital 300000 surplus and 150000 undivided profits and officers Hugh L. Kirkpatrick president A A Barnes Jr vice president and Jack F. Martin vice president and cashier Security National Bank of San Antonio would hold 60000 capital formed by 250000 capital 250000 surplus and 100000 undivided profits with J C Cooley as president First National Bank of Stinnett would hold 200000 capital structure consisting of 100000 capital 50000 surplus and 50000 undivided profits Officers include John C. Bergner chairman Bill King president and B C Drinkard vice president.
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Washington
Dallas
San Antonio
Stinnett
James J. Saxon
Hillside National Bank of Dallas
Hugh L. Kirkpatrick
A. A. Barnes Jr
Jack F. Martin
Security National Bank of San Antonio
J. C. Cooley
First National Bank of Stinnett
John C. Bergner
Bill King
B. C. Drinkard
Youth Kills Mom Over Shirt Choice
Corpus Christi reports 16 year old Jim my Smith shot and killed his mother in an argument over what shirt he would wear to school. He used a 12 gauge shotgun owned by his father and fled to a nearby service station where he confessed to attendant Dick Cagle. He turns 17 on November 4, the minimum age for murder trial. Burma note mentions a milk cannery in Rangoon.
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Corpus Christi
UPI
Jimmy Smith
James O. Smith
Port Lavaca
Dick Cagle
Goodyear forecasts two ply tires on most 1963 models
Goodyear predicts about 80 percent of 1963 car models will use two plies across tires up to 8.00-14, with larger luxury cars to follow in 1964. Walter Lee, Goodyear research head, cites smoother ride, reduced heat build up, and better fuel efficiency as key benefits.
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Detroit
UPI
Henales
Vubasic Sutuipr Lee
Walter Lee
Thre Research
Goodyear
Lee
Weather forecast for next 30 days
United States Weather Bureau maps project 30 day rainfall and temperature patterns. AP wirephoto accompanying the summary indicates a broad forecast window with variabilities in precipitation and highs and lows across regions.
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United States Weather Bureau
Two Firms Face Unearned Profits Over F 101 Parts
The comptroller general said McDonnell Aircraft Corp and Temco Electronics and Missiles Co will gain 1 571 100 in unearned profits unless the Air Force rejects excessive cost estimates for F 101 fuselage assemblies. Temco’s original targets were overstated and refunds totaling about 191 000 were made after the investigation.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Temco Electronics and Missiles Co
Ling-Temco- Vought, Inc
Dallas
Funelage Assemblies
Temco
Comptroller
McDonnell
Port Arthur City Manager Resigns. Dibrell Promoted
Port Arthur city manager Charles Brazil resigned on Wednesday and was replaced by assistant city manager George E. Dibrell. Brazil had led Port Arthur since 190. The resignation took effect immediately.
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Port Arthur
Charles Brazil
George E. Dibrell
Brazil
FASTEETH Improves Plate Grip Prevents Sliding
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly. It prevents sliding or slipping and helps reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
City Youth's Hereford Sells High at Kansas City Show
The grand champion steer at the American Royal Livestock Show sold for 4.00 a pound, raising 3,376 dollars. The 844-pound Angus is owned by Karen Vorhees of Illinois and bought by Jay D. Dillingham, KC Stockyards president. The reserve Hereford owned by Lile Lewter of Texas sold for 2.10 a pound to Eddie Williams of Williams Meat Co.
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Kansas City
American Royal Livestock Show
Karen Vorhees
Fairview
Ill
Jay D. Dillingham
Lile Lewter
Lubbock
Tex
Eddie Williams
The
Williams Meat Co
Two Injured in Altercations In City
Police investigated two domestic style altercations Wednesday that injured Raymond Ware, 15, at 919 East 35th Street, and Mary Collins, 18, of 519 18th Street, who was struck in the stomach at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a separate incident involving a 20 year old Lubbock man.
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Raymond Ware
35Th St
Donnie Dorman
Lubbock
Mary Collins
18Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
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Donna Patton
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Jamie Jones
Sandra Carpenter
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Harlan Reddell
Eugene Becknell
J. R. Snodgrass
Edmund Hillary
Mt. Amma Dablami
Peter Mulgrew
New Zealand
Mimnoff
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Rangoon
Burma
Canton
Prestone
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