Russian Prince Collapses During Cross-Examination About Wife
In New York the 79-year-old exiled Prince Youssoupoff collapsed during cross examination in a $1.5 million CBS privacy suit over June 1983 program If I Should Die about Rasputin. He later recovered and left in a wheelchair.
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Fortune study says Johnson drew more corporate money
Fortune magazine reports Lyndon Johnson received heavier corporate contributions than Barry Goldwater in the 1964 campaign. It notes Democrats shifted to large donors, while Republicans had more small contributors, and highlights the President's Club as a major Democratic fundraising source.
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Tech Associate's Work Accepted For Publication
Miss Mary Jeanne van Appledorn of Texas Tech has three children's piano pieces accepted for publication by Oxford University Press in New York. The titles Boots n Saddles Indian Trail and Wagon Train join a nine-piece set inspired by Fort Davis. publication will broaden availability to England and Canada. The composer has long led tech music initiatives and her works have been performed nationally.
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Lubbockite High Dominates VFW Shooting Meet
Connie Wolcott of 4006 25th St. won high honors in the women’s division at a VFW shooting event held at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. She scored 362 of 400. Three other Lubbock youths—Mike Connor Wyley Barber and Rickie Stephens—also earned awards, with several locals attending the meet.
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Elks Present Check for Crippled Children's Hospital
Robert Sanders Exalted Ruler of the Lubbock Elks Lodge presents a check to T. C. McLain of Lubbock for the Texas Elks Crippled Children's Hospital at Ottwa. J. R. Eagan, Chairman of Board of Trustees, looks on during the presentation.
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Soviet Union warns on Rhodesia recognition
Tass says Russia will not recognize a unilateral Rhodesian government and will back African nations in opposing a racist regime in Southern Rhodesia. The statement asserts support for the Zimbabwe Rhodesia people in their fight for independence and calls out plans to model after South Africa.
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