Klan Leader Balks At Questioning By Scions
Tuscaloosa leader Shelton declines to testify before a House committee. Willis and Rep. Ashbrook accuse him of welching on a pledge to cooperate in the probe while rights to decline to testify are cited. The scene unfolds on page one of the report.
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Celling
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Lester V. Chalmers
Ku Klux Klan
Hoover warns on antiwar protests and NaziKlan links
The report notes Senator Morse condemns government overreach toward antiwar demonstrators while warning of a broad PR push to label dissent as sedition. It details FBI findings on civil rights violations, Communist activity, and Klan infiltration in police and public life as the 1965 year unfolds.
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Oklahoma
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Michigan
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Shastri Opens Godavari Dam Project at Paithan
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri witnessed the start of work on an earthen dam on the Godavari River near the ancient Hindu town of Paithan. The $130 million project aims to irrigate about 685000 acres.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Godavari
Paithan
Clapp Honored for 33 Years on Lubbock Park Board
City official age 77 and longtime civic leader Clapp was lauded for 33 years as chair of the Park and Recreation Board. He noted Lubbock’s growth from 10,000 to 36 parks since he arrived in 1924 and praised current director Stumpy Hamilton. The event honored former mayors and ex-council members as well.
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Lubbock
A. C
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Parks and Recreation
Prairie Dog Town
Red Cross
State Parks Board
Planning and Zoning Commission
Gemini Agena rendezvous mission plan details
The article outlines a Gemini Agena rendezvous with NASA plans to launch on Monday at 9 a.m. CST atop an Atlas booster. If timing is met, Schirra and Stafford will reach a 185 mile orbit, then attempt to link with the Agena on the fourth orbit five hours after launch, with further maneuvers and potential delays affecting the mission.
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Tics and Space Administration
Schirra
Stafford
Gemini
Pacific
NASA
Agena
Earth
Gemini 6
Sebirra
Sunset and sunrise best for viewing the comet display
Observers aboard a jet over the Pacific watch as the comet begins a five hour sun loop. Astronomers warn daylight viewing risks eye damage while noting sunset and sunrise offer the best visibility from the Pacific side. A NASA rocket at Wallops Island conducted ultraviolet comet observations before crashing into the Atlantic.
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Washington
Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic Ocean
NASA
Comet Visible Over Pacific With Sunset Circle
University of Colorado and Jet Propulsion Laboratory report a meteor event as a comet will pass near the sun in a fiery display. Data from radioed transmissions will be compared with a Thursday rocket to study the head and tail ultraviolet spectrum blocked from ground view by Earth's atmosphere.
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Pacific
University of Colorado
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Birth announcements from Lubbock area families
A series of birth notices lists new babies to several families in the Lubbock region. Parents include Apolinar Ramirez in Taubbock, George Heather in Lubbock, Porfirio Tienda in Lavelland, Jesus Olquin in Emery, Hepolito Mendez in Lubbock, Ronnie Greene in Lubbock, Alton Spinks in Plainview, Dante To Whitwell in Tijllefeld, A Futton in Lubbock, Joe Date Richardson in Levelland, Richard Monroe Linn Slaton, and others. Each entry notes weight, time, hospital, and employer details where given.
Texas Bank Deposits Rise Across State in AP Survey
A Tuesday Associated Press survey shows Texas bank deposits up sharply from a year ago, with increases in all cities. Plainview leads with about 26 percent growth, while Abilene Denton Fort Worth Orange Plainview San Angelo San Antonio Tyler and Victoria set all-time deposit records. Factors include strong crops livestock prices and increased economic activity at bases and colleges.
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Car crashes injure several near Lubbock
A series of wrecks near Lubbock injured multiple people. In Detroit land Grinnell a 10:30 p.m. crash left Robert M. Bell 22 his wife Trisia Freeman Bell 22 and their 21 month old son Robert M. Bell Jr. hospitalized with Mrs Bell severely cut after a windshield impact. A second three car collision on College Ave sent Craig Ainsworth 20 and others to Methodist Hospital with injuries. Melvin D. Taylor 30 remained in good condition after a 7:30 a.m. crash with a truck on 4th St. and Ave A. Two women in Shajlowater were treated and released after a Monday collision on U.S. Hwy 84.
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Texas Tech
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Methodist Hospital
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Ave. Ry
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Shajlowater
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Muleshoe
Ralph Hall
Rt. 2
Flight school led Clovis crew to buy a bachelor home
Clovis House members after a permanent Cannon Air Force Base assignment chose not to renew rentals and decided to purchase their own bachelor residence. The move ends their period of renting as they settle into a defined assignment.
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Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
Fear Of Losing Home Believed Slayings' Cause
A 37 year old mother of three killed her husband and three children before taking her own life in Jacksonville Florida. Police said she feared losing the new home amid financial difficulties. Relatives found the bodies after failing to reach the Wallers by phone. The victims included W Donald Waller 36 his wife Mary Louise and two children Belya 15 and Charley Donald 12 and Donna Louise. The gun was a .32 caliber snub revolver found in the mother's hand.
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Banking Deposits and Loans Rise in Lubbock Third Quarter
Lubbock bankers report higher deposits and loans for the Oct 13 call, reflecting growth in the local economy. Total deposits across banks show gains from last year and this year’s June 30 figure, with patterns mirroring seasonal cycles in farming and taxes.
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Japanese jet crashes after midair collision with U S trainer
A Japanese jet fighter collided with a U S Air Force T-33 trainer over the Pacific Tuesday night. The Japanese pilot bailed out safely while the American pilot landed the slightly damaged trainer.
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UPI
Pacific
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Japanese Self-Defense Agency
Senate Appropriations Panel Approves $4.7 Billion Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $4.7 billion funding measure. It includes a $12 million start for President Johnson's rent subsidies program and funds Johnson's Great Society initiatives such as anti-poverty efforts highway beautification and higher education initiatives.
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Milan Linate Airport to Install Antifog System
Milan Linate Airport will be closed for two weeks to install a fog to snow conversion device. All flights are redirected to Malpensa Airport as the work proceeds.
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Italy
Linate
Malpensa
Gremlins Delay Gemini 6 Test At Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A rehearsal for the Gemini 6 mission was postponed due to gremlins from a stray electrical signal affecting the computer memory. The problem was fixed and the test rescheduled, not delaying the Monday launch with astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford.
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Stafford
Ground Incident Damages Plane at LTV Plant
An XC-142A V STOL aircraft was damaged during a ground incident at the LTV Aerospace plant in Dallas. The plane veered off the runway during rollout while in a normal four engine transport configuration. no injuries were reported. Officials said the left main gear apparently sheared, causing left swing damage. The cause is being investigated and damage estimates were not yet available.
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LTV
Comet Ikeya Seki Fades From North Texas Skies
Fort Worth observers report poor viewing of the Ikeya Seki comet as clouds and morning twilight hinder visibility. Amateur astronomer Oscar Monnig notes the sun’s proximity, expected rapid solar pass and possible breakup, with two chances to view if it survives the turn.
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How to view the Ikeya Seki comet in Pasadena
Pasadena readers are advised on where to look for the Ikeya Seki comet near sunset and sunrise. The guide notes the head may be unseen but the tail could extend 10 million miles, and warns against viewing when the sun is above the horizon to prevent eye damage.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Dailies Healthier Financially Than 1950 Says Pittsburgh Press
William Forrester, Pittsburgh Press personnel director, told a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce meeting that U.S. daily newspapers are financially healthier than in 1950. He noted some failures and new dailies in smaller communities while major cities see fewer papers due to rising costs.
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Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
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