Grads Told To Defend Heritage At Reese Air Base
Brig. Gen. Howard T. Markey of Chicago urged the Reese Air Force Base graduating class 65-C to defend American heritage and strive beyond limits. He noted the need for courage and faith, acknowledging lonely duties and the value of service over wealth. Top student 2nd Lt. Howard B. Newton of Westerville, Ohio received the Commander’s Trophy. Capt. Paul Marsh Jr. earned an Air Force Commendation medal for B-52 navigation work with the 20th Bombardment Squadron at Barksdale AFB. Gen Markey, Illinois Air National Guard commander, was later promoted to brigadier general at age 35 and is a patent attorney with notable national roles.
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Howard T. Markey
Chicago
Reese Air Force Base
Markey
Howard B. Newton
Westerville
Ohio
Paul Marsh Jr
Barksdale Afb
Gen
126Th
Ilinois
Hoover's Funeral Moves From St. Bartholomew to Capitol Rotunda
crowds lined streets as the coffin of 31st president Herbert Hoover was carried from St Bartholomew's Church in New York and placed on a funeral car. dignitaries including Richard Nixon attended as the procession heads to Washington for the Lincoln catafalque ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda. Hoover died at 90 after serving in two world wars as relief administrator and then president.
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Harris
Hoover
St. Bartholomew’s Church
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
United States
St. Bartholomew's
Vietnam Rivalry Highlights Cao Binh Power Shuffle
US representative in Saigon accuses Cambodia of interfering as Saigon readies a new premier and civilian control. The South Vietnamese national council to name the new prime minister, while Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh and his cabinet resign. A mass court martial ends with all 20 defendants freed.
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Cambodia
U. S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Rtha
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Seminole Chamber Manager Resigns to Lead NFIB District
Charles V. Stuckey, manager of the Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce for 16 months, announced his resignation to become district manager of the National Federation of Independent Business. He will be stationed at Fort Worth.
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Seminole
Charles V. Stuckey
Seminole Area
Stuckey
National Federation of Independent Business
Fort Worth
Victor Soler dies after airline blood donations voyage
Victor Soler, gravely ill since 1909 era illness, died at St Francis Hospital after a long battle. At the airport a detachment of sheriff officers helped with blood transfusions and supported his wish to travel. he died at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday holding his mother's hand. Funeral and cremation planned with urn to be scattered at sea to honor his wish of travel.
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Victor
Nina Soler
Momma
St. Francis Hospital
McNamara Discusses China Nuclear Progress and Global Threats
Defense Secretary McNamara says China’s recent detonation shows primitive tech and will not shift U S plans. He predicts years to reduce weapon size raise power and add missiles with intercontinental reach while stressing dangers of nuclear spread and noting Viet Nam and Cuba issues.
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McNamara
China
U.S
McNamaral
Viet Nam
Cuba
Soviet Union
United Nations Talk Slated By Women’s Club Of New Mexico
Mrs. Denichi Hashimoto, president of the New Mexico Division of the American Association for the United Nations, will speak at a 7 20 p m dinner marking UN Week. She arrived at Municipal Airport at 9 12 a m and was greeted by city and university officials. A Tech Union luncheon preceded campus tours and a Reese Air Force Base visit. About 200 reservations were reported for the dinner. Mrs Hashimoto, though Japanese in ancestry, is a native of Washington state.
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Denichi Hashimoto
New Mexico
American Association For the United Nations
Municipal
Hashimoto
Tech Union
Tech
Reese Air Force Base
Rod Shaw
Washington State
Locomotive 401 Decommissioning At Lubbock Event
Burlington Lines officials including Murphey plan a 2:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony to retire steam locomotive No. 401, the first in a 1925 series, now on display near Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. The event precedes a presentation to Texas Tech officials and museum board members.
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Murphey
Burlington
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Tech
Museum
Burlington Lines
Lubbock Girl Named To Honorary Society
Cynthia Sue Niell a Texas sophomore from Lubbock has been elected to Alpha Lambda Delta an honor society for high achieving freshmen She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Niell 5701 Geneva Ave An English major she is enrolled in the universities Plan II program after graduating Monterey High School with straight A’s in 1963
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Cynthia Sue Niell
University ‘of Texas
Lub' 'Pock
Alpha Lambda Delta
E. L. Niell
Geneva Ave
Nielllis
Monterey High School
Eastern Star Bus Trip To Grand Chapter Meeting
Lubbock Eastern Star Chapter 76 sponsors a chartered bus for 39 members from area towns to travel to the Grand Chapter of Texas meeting in San Antonio. The trip runs Sunday 4 p.m. to return about 6 p.m. Oct 30, with departure from the bus station and return planned for 6 p.m.
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Lubbock
Eastern Star Chapter 76
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter of Texas
Order of the Astern Star
San Antonio
James Mitchell Rites Scheduled Today
ELIZABETH New Jersey funeral services were scheduled today for former U.S. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell, a native of the city. The services mark the end of a long public career highlighted by his national service.
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James Mitchell
Jenkins arrest report fuels White House scrutiny
The FBI report details Jenkins’s 1959 morals arrest and a 1964 incident amid claims of extreme fatigue and overwork. It notes no proven security breach, while noting 300 associates offered loyalty praise and 200 provided unclear appraisals. Mitchell, 63, died of a heart attack in New York.
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FBI
White House
Dean Burch
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Hoover
United States
George Washington University Hospital
Charles Thompson
Senate
Washington
Secret Service
Washington Police Department
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Katzenbach
Secret Services
Dillon
District of Columbia
Mitchell
Astor Hotel
New York
Runaways From Page One Seek Bayou Life
Two brothers Andrew and his unnamed companion ran away from their father Bobby Andrade and stepmother Amelia after alleged abuse. They slept in a brush lean-to and sheltered in a vacant house when bad weather struck. They planned to raft down the river someday. The pair were found after a $75 theft at a service station led Homer Skeeters to investigate. Skeeters later reported seeing the boys nearby while searching for the missing money.
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Bobby Andrade
Amelia
Andrew
Homer Skeeters
Skeeters
French novelist Maurice Constantin-Weyer dies at 83
Maurice Constantin-Weyer, a French novelist and playwright aged 83, died Thursday in Vichy France. He was noted for his literary contributions and international recognition.
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VICHY
France
Maurice Constantin-Weyer
Legislative program targets unemployment tax and costs
L W Gray discussed controlling business costs from unemployment and workers compensation in Texas. The Texas Medical Association would back proposed increases in the unemployment compensation tax and a reform of tax rate calculations. Gray cited high trust fund outflows, noting 12 million yearly excess over tax income.
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L. W. Gray
Insurance
The
Association
TMA
Texas
Gray
South Fall
Bruce N. Spencer Jr
Lubbock
Samuel G. Jackson
Cliff Widener
Floyd O. Boles
Midland
Spencer
Pickles Spark a Mock Royalty at Newsroom Dinner
A humorous piece describes Bill Moore a pickle packer secretary from St. Charles noting taste aversion to pickles. Miss Jane Phillips of Des Plaines tours in a pickle dress while Donald L. Mustard of Elgin comments lightly. Mustard is crowned king consumer and Mrs. Carl G. Burger queen consumer as the group debates a solution and a suggested offspring name brine. The bystander jokes about a pickle plan and the missing pre dinner staple of pickles.
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Bill Moore
Pickle Packer
St. Charles
Miss Pickle
Jane Phillips
Des Plaines
Donald L. Mustard
Elgin
Former dean dies at 78 in Missouri journalism ranks
Dr. Frank Luther Mott, dean emeritus and professor emeritus of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, died early today after a long illness. He was 78 and is remembered as a defining figure in American journalism education.
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Columbia
UPI
Frank Luther Mott
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Tech Board Agenda Sets 4 PM Policy Test
The Dr. Willistate Tech Board will meet at 4 p.m. to hear the policy test. The Saturday agenda includes a report by Dr. Gerald W. Thomas dean of agriculture, requests to change degree titles, a report by President Dr. Goodwin on a Texas Higher Education meeting, and Armstrong as new chairman reporting on the Committee of Governing Boards.
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Gerald W. Thomas
School of Agriculture
Tech
Dr. Goodwin
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Armstrong
Gloria Brown Wins 1964 65 Journalism Scholarship at UT
Gloria Brown, UT sophomore from Lubbock, earns the $250 Boyce House Memorial Scholarship in Journalism for 1964 65. Her honors include Alpha Lambda Delta, night editor of The Daily Texan, Theta Sigma Phi award, Brackridge Scholarship, and GE Essay Contest regional winner. She is a Monterey High School graduate and daughter of Harvey P. and Mrs. Brown.
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Gloria Brown
University, of Texas
Lubbock
Boyce House
Texas Consumer Finance Association
Texas
Miss Brown
Alpha Lambda Delta
Daily Texan
Theta Sigma Phi
Organization For Women In Journalism
Brackenridge
General Electric
Monterey
Harvey P. Brown
1804
Ave. X
The
Avalanche-Journal
Acting School Head Is Named
SEMINOLE Special John D Thompson named interim superintendent to succeed F J Young who died Oct 12. Thompson will serve until a regular superintendent is named and he is director of the curriculum and special services department. He has been in the system since.
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Seminole
John D. Thompson
F. J.young
Thompson
Local notices and court actions headline town page
Mrs E Smith sails to Austin for Texas Association meeting while police probe Mary Hogan credit scam. Absentee voting tallies reach 535 with 146 by mail. Monterey High students break record in car stuffing challenge. A newborn son arrives to Mrs Howell. Bozeman guilty of DWI with jail days. Shoplifting and check violation bonds set in county court. Juvenile forgery spree in custody. 19-year-old sought. Playland Park injury reports a 4-year-old boy’s leg fracture.
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James A. Ellis
Jack N. Bozeman
Pat S. Moore
Sonia Faye James
Ave. B
Felix Zavala
Colgate St
John Benton Rhodes
Roy D. Rhodes
70Th St
Playland Park
West Texas Hospital
Ohio governor weighs new trial in Dunlap case
Gov. James A. Rhodes could grant a new trial that might save Dunlap's life after his arrest for the Neichter jail break. Dunlap, living under an alias, was traced by FBI fingerprinting. Neichter was spared from execution by Gov. Cox just minutes before execution. Louis Neichter died in a Massillon fall in 1928. John O. Smith and Ralph Richardson pleaded guilty in the Bosses case and received life terms, later paroled after 11 years.
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James A. Rhodes
Dunlap
Harry Walker
FBI
George Neichter
Neichter
Louis
James M. Cox
Louis Neichter
Water Tower
Massillon
Ohio
John QO. Smith
Ralph Richardson
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Odessa
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South Plains Council For Retarded Children
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31St St
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