Red China Stands Firm Against Soviet Coexistence Push
London dispatch reports Red China reiterates opposition to Moscow's peaceful coexistence policy. Albanian Party broadcast accuses Khrushchev era revisionism and flags a tougher Sino Soviet clash as Moscow seeks unified support for its line. Moscow counters with calls to end polemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Thaler
London
UPI
Red China
Russia
Pekine
Communist Party
Moscow
Moscw
Peking
Khrushchev
Red
Kremlin
U.S
Vatican
Traffic crashes send multiple to Methodist Hospital
Nadine Bell Watkins remained in serious condition after a 4 p.m. Friday crash at Brownfield Highway and Salem Avenue. Elizabeth Petzel Maurer aged 50 stayed in critical condition after a Friday crash at Loop 289 and S Avenue U. Dennis Martinez of Clovis NM was listed in serious condition after a crash in Clovis. Aubrey L. Cox of Lockney was in critical condition after a Friday crash north of Lockney on FM 378 in Floyd County, hit by Gene Belt of Lockney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Bell Watkins
Methodist Hospital
Brownfield Highway
Salem Ave
Elizabeth Petzel Mauer
44Th St
Loop 289
S. Ave. U
Dennis Martinez
Clovis
N.M
Aubrey L. Cox
Lockney
Floyd County
Department of Public Safety
Gene Harold Belt
Halloween in Lubbock and Nationwide Trick or Treat Scenes
Halloween events across Lubbock featured the Viramonte and Bragg homes with eerie setups and a new haunted fall-out shelter. Officials reported heavy crowds, extended calls, and plans to boost police presence while UNICEF fund drives drew local participation and national praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viramonte
Viramontes
Lubbock
Post
Post Fire Department
Thomas Bragg
32Nd St
Bragg
Braggs
Brages
South Plains
California
Maine
Vancouver
Wash
United Nations Childrens Fund
International Agency
Lubbock woman acts as temporary traffic director
Miss Lora Nelson 27-year-old nurse at Methodist Hospital helped ease a parade day traffic jam at Ave W and 16th St by directing motorists with a stick. She said she did it because she pays her taxes and wanted to help.
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Lubbock
Lora Nelson
16Th St
Texas Tech
Ave. W
Carolyn Wiley
30Th St
Miss Nelson
Lora
Viola Nelson
Methodist Hospital
Luttrell R E Dies at 74. Rites Set in Mule Shoe
Robert Earl Luttrell 74, Bailey County farmer since 1923, died Friday at West Plains Hospital Mule Shoe. Funeral 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Troy Walker and Rev. Don Murray officiating. Burial Bailey County Memorial Park under Singleton Funeral Home. Born April 28, 1891 in Taylor Texas. Survived by wife, son Karl Luttrell Jr of South Gate California, two daughters, three sisters, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muleshoe
Robert Earl H Luttrell
Bailey County
First Baptist Church
Luttrell
West Plains Hospital
Troy Walker
Trinity Baptist Church
Don Murray
First Baptist
Bailey County Memorial Park Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Services Set for Mrs Cecil Seely in Pioneer Park Church
Services for Mrs. Cecil Rosie Seely 62 of 1912 9th St will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Pioneer Park Church of Christ with Henry Seidmeyer officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home. Death from heart attack while at West Texas Hospital. Survived by husband four sons three daughters three sisters a brother and 12 grandchildren.
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Cecil
Rosie Mae) Seely
9Th St
Ans
Lubbock
Ma Fay
Pioneer Park Church of Christ
Henry Seidmeyer
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Seely
West Texas Hospital
Justice of the ‘Peace
Land
Birth announcements from West Texas area families
A batch of birth notices from West Texas hospitals lists new daughters and sons for couples in Lubbock Wolfforth and surrounding areas. Parents include Mr and Mrs Carl Ray Stephens, Mr and Mrs Randall Mack Hass, Mr and Mrs Jerome Henderson, Mr and Mrs Ronnie Ayers, Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith, Mr and Mrs Lionel Cortez, Mr and Mrs Ras Dorsey Jr, Mr and Mrs Juan Cuevas, Mr and Mrs William Ferguson with occupations for fathers such as custodian carpenter salesman farmer mechanic contractor and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ray Stephens
29Th St
West Texas Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
Randall Mack Hass
Stanford St
West ‘Texas Hospital
Jerome J. Henderson
West Texas
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Ernest A. Smith
Osith St
Methodist Hospital
Mack Blair. Motor Co
Amendments Move Through State Ballot Campaigns
A 1966 ballot features multiple amendments with varied support. Proposals include No 1 raising ad valorem tax for college buildings and extending judges retirement age slightly. Amendments No 2 and 9 target veterans programs and lawmakers pay raises, while No 3 expands welfare spending to 60 million and Medicare participation. No 5 backs teacher retirement investment expansion. No 8 seeks retirement age 65 for judges. No 10 would set House terms at four years. No 9 and 10 are championed by legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Retired Harvard Professor Dies at 77 in Boston
Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. 77 and former Harvard history professor died Saturday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a brief illness. He was the father of Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. and served on President Johnson's staff. He retired from Harvard in 1954 as Francis Lee Higginson Professor of History Emeritus. He authored The Colonial Merchants and the American Revolution, winner of the American History Association prize in 1918. He was born in Xenia Ohio and earned degrees from Ohio State University and Columbia University.
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Boston
Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr
Harvard University
Peter Pent Brigham Hospital
Schlesinger
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
John F. Kennedy
Visers
Johnson
Schlesinger Sr
Harvard
Francis Lee Higginson
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbia
American History Association
Rash Of Lubbock Traffic Mishaps Involve Dozens
Seventeen people were injured in a Saturday string of Lubbock traffic crashes as heavy downtown traffic swelled with Texas Tech homecoming crowds. Four-car crash at 4th Street and Quaker Avenue paralleled another collision with a utility pole on 17th Place. Other incidents sent pedestrians and drivers to Methodist Hospital for treatment, with several released and one kept for observation.
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Methodist Hospital
Petey Babain
Carroll T. Babain
38Th St
Sue Pouge
40Th St
Methodist
Herman C. Poage
Lucille Gentry Young
Lubbock
Jack Thomas
Jones Stadium
Thomas
Sarah O. Cox
Chicago Ave
Cox
Eddie Cox
Charla
Ernestine Osborn
Amarillo
19Th St
Hartford Ave
Jane Parker
Abilene
Ann Whitfield
John A. Webb
Webb
Richard G. Marshall
18Th St
Pam Brandon
42Nd St
Justiceburg
Pat Briggs
Aueburn
Redbud Ave
Parkway Drive
Anita Raye King
HH. W. Stogner
E. Bates
M. Woodard
West Texas Hospital
Hilton W. Boling
Gard St
College Ave
38Th
West Texas
Larry R. Boren
Amarillo Road
Sunset Lane
Ward questioned in theft linked pistol case and Osten Killing
Ward, questioned after a theft from a car, is tied to a pistol given to a landlady and a second gun later. Police link the gun to the Osten Killing. Ward denies most questions and cites a Navy discharge and time at a Houston hospital. He has a military school background and broad moves with a petroleum engineer father overseas.
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Tucker
Ward
Osten
Justice of the Peace
Dave Thompson
Wason
Houston
Kennard Ward
Australia
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
San Antonio
Midland
Denver
Chicago
Mill Blast Ties Up Cottonseed Oil Plant Operations
A blast at the world's largest cottonseed oil mill injured and halted work at Plant No. 2 as engineers from Piqua, Ohio, arrived to assess damage. The plant, preparing for the season, faced 69 to 90 days before full operation. A Reese AFB foam truck stood unused nearby. A 15-year-old boy was treated after a parking lot accident at Methodist Hospital.
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Key
Lubbock
Piqua
Ohio
Reese Afb
Viet Nam war rules pledge warnings before bombing villages
U S and South Vietnamese forces face Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang and Pleime as Marines report a brutal night of fighting. A curfew tightens around Da Nang while Marines describe a fierce assault with heavy casualties and repeated enemy incursions into allied positions.
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Vilage
Acuare
U.S
da Nang
Ples Me
Plei Me
Fhe
Mekong
U. S. Navy
South Viet Nam
Bic American Air Force Base
da Nang Air Base
American Vietnam Death Toll Rises to 873
Defense Department updates show 22 more U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam last week, with 4 605 wounded since 1961. Missing rise to 93, nonhostile deaths at 363, plus breakdown by service. Pope Paul VI meets Princess Diskul of the World Buddhist League in Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Vatican City
Tech Raiders Rally to Homecoming Victory over Rice
A packed Municipal Coliseum saw Texas Tech beat Rice 18 7 to climb to second in the SWC race. The crowd greeted former players including Astronaut Cooper as the campus showcased its 1956 Homecoming with a parade and color ceremonies.
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Tech
Harry
Rice Owl
Texas’ Longhorns
Raiders
Southern Methodist
Rice
Donny Anderson
Astronaut Cooper
Dean Killian
Raiderland
Vicki Keene
Lubbock
W. B. Short
Childress
J. Mathis
Floydada
Jack Stansell
Coliseum
Jan
Floyd County
Stansel
Glen Cary
Little Rock
Ark
Cooper family visits Texas Tech during Lubbock trip
Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr and his family arrive in Lubbock for a two day visit. They tour campus and meet Tech admissions and registrar staff while son Cam, a Clear Creek high senior, considers Tech. They attend the Rice game and observe Homecoming Parade segments.
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L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Coopers
Tech
Cam Cooper
Clear Creek High School
John Bradford
Engineering
Cooper
Don Cates
Evelyn Clewell
Col
Cam
Tech Rice
James Webb
NASA
Institute of Science and Engineering
States Turn Clocks Back For Standard Time
About half the nation returns to Standard Time as Daylight Saving Time ends in 31 states with varied observance. Some regions began DST April 25, while others already turned back or observe it in select areas. Italy plans changes in car body styles.
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New York
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R. E. Luttrell
Toastmasters Club
Koko Palace
M. A. Townsend
Morton
Diddy Pearson
Hub
Dick Phelps
Telephone Co
Ronnie Ayers
6Th St
Wolfforth
Lionel Cortez
Church of Christ
Ras Dorsey Jr
BE. Broadwin
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
J. T. Roberson
Contractot
Juan Cuevas
Shallowatee
Laut Chaw
Wiliam
Ferguson
Jn Asth St
Highland Hospital
Navajo Freight Ca
Democratic Executive Committee
Ave
Victor Sanchez
2Nd Place
Ave. K
Sanchez
Raul Garcia Gutierrez
Hazlewood
Linda Pope
Ela
Michael Wade
Willie Wade
Uacu
53Rd St
Viet Nam
Jack Maxwell
Fort. Collins
Colo
Roland Vom
Lon
Dane An Awe
Yayu
Plains ‘Co-Op
Ave. A
19Th and
College Avenue
Hurley Carpenter
Honolulu
Century Club
David H. Carson
Friona
Gordon Cooper
Rome
Italy
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