Hanoi official hints at new offer if bombing halts
Reuters quoted Nguyen Thanh Le of the Hanoi delegation saying North Vietnam would offer something new if the United States stopped bombing. He warned a press conference would reveal the offer immediately if Johnson halted bombing. The North Vietnamese side denied the report, insisting real change requires immediate, unconditional stoppage. In Saigon, Ambassador Ellsworth G. Bunker pressed ongoing talks with President Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Reuters
Hanoi
Nguyen Thanh le
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth G. Bunker Wvas
Neuyen van Thieu
Washington
George Christian
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
White House
Wanot
Thien
Planei
Tran van Husng
Huone
Thieu
Nhan Dan
Texas Tech Students Win Posts in Senate Balloting
More than 3 700 Texas Tech students cast ballots to elect 21 Student Senate members amid a bitter campaign. Winners span Agriculture Arts and Sciences Business Education Engineering Graduate and Home Economics with several write‑ins and appeals to the Tech Student Supreme Court pending.
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Texas Tech
Agriculture
Bill Cornett
Knox City
Barbara Blankinship
Midland
Rene Brooks
Lubbock
Steve Cook
Dallas
Bonnie Craddick
Angella Clement
Carollton
Cathy Emery
Edgar Bailey
McLean
Robert Hirschman
Casper
Wye
Susie Bott
Houston
Cathy Cowdrey
Law
Mike Hubbard
Denver City
Hubbard
Paul Brauchley
Pampa
Sudent Action Organization
SAO
David Sanders
ASC
SAQ
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SDS
U.S
Mike Riddle
Lillian George
Gary Low
Dohnetta Williams
Rosalyn Williams
A&s
Tech
Red Men officer Robert Lemke dies in Waco hospital
Robert Lemke 74 a national officer of the Improved Order of Red Men Lodge died in a Waco hospital Wednesday after a period of ill health due to a heart condition.
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Waco Fap
Robert Lemke
The
Improved Order of Red Men Lodge
Waco
Carl A. Grewe funeral set at United Methodist Church
Silvert on Special Services for Carl Arthur Grewe a longtime Bristoe County resident will be held at 2 p m Friday in the United Methodist Church. The Rev L J Durkop and Rev Hardy Cole will officiate Burial will follow in Silverton Cemetery. He died Tuesday night after a lengthy illness Survivors include a son Raymond of Silverton and a daughter Mrs Louise Pomrenke of G s ingsbury no grandchildren
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Carl Arthur Grewe
Bristoe County
United Methodist Church
L. J. Durkop
Trinity Lutheran Church
Providence
Hardy Cole
Silverton Funeral Home
Crewe
Trano County
Lockney General Hospital
Raymond
Louise Pomrenke
Gsingsburry
Rooney Returns as Silent Era Style Comic in Billy Bright
Mickey Rooney climbs back to prominence as Dick Van Dyke’s sidekick in Billy Bright portraying a nearly silent era slapstick star. He greets villagers, signs autographs, and waves to applause before being flown away by helicopter amid a bustling scene.
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Mickey Rooney
Dick van Dyke
Billy Bright
Se Wiel
Beregovoy
Communist Party
Pravda
Komiarov
Tree saved as coast road diverted after storm history
The Trish Tourist Board approves saving a coastal tree after a long delay. Yenecal confirms the creekside landmark will be preserved, and the coast road rerouted to protect it. A long-remembered survivor from a past hurricane is cited as justification.
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Yenecal
Trish Tourist Board
Humphrey Denies Gift Of Lakeside Property In 1950s Deal
The report details a 1955 sale of six unimproved lake lots at Lake Waverly from Ali Ewald to the Vice President. Humphrey’s statement claims the VP paid $200 for the property and that no antitrust action involved Ewald. It notes mortgage history from 1956 and 1965 for remodeling and expansion.
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Wwhien
U.S
Bliss
Ewald
Lake Waverly
byRnwald
Sherman
Ali Ewald
May Ewald
Waverly
Jersey Arrow Faster Commuter Train Debuts in New Jersey
The Jersey Arrow, touted as the nation s fastest commuter train, will be leased to Penn Central for suburban service in New Jersey. It will run 16 trips daily carrying 2400 passengers and extend morning sleep by 17 minutes as 26 000 riders shift to high speed cars.
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Goldberg
Japan
Jersey Arrows
Penn Central
New Jersey
Jersey Arrow
Red supply lines jolted in new Vietnam raid report
U S jets hit enemy supply lines in the southern panhandle and planned further bombing. Reports say a surface to air missile site was struck Wednesday causing a large secondary explosion and a big fireball.
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Associated Pres
Saigon
Ushursdast - Anmid
North Vietnam
U.S
Panhandle
U.S. Command
Air Force
Area Halloween Haunts Invite Community to Open House
Area plans Halloween events at Hodges Mae Simmons Maxey Rogers and Idalou Scout Hut with drag racing film spooky rooms and games for all ages, plus three Boys' Clubs carnivals. Notable attractions include a gravity house, balloon release, and a haunted basement by the T B Bragg family drawing hundreds annually.
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Oxford
Mae Simmons
Quirt
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Amherst
National Association of Drag Racing
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Boys’ Clubs
Lubbock
ABC
Ave
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Cornell
South Plains Lions Branch
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42Nd St
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Theorr
Birth announcements from Reese AFB region list numerous Army families
A parade of birth notices from Reese AFB Hospital and nearby areas records dozens of newborns with details on weight, time, and parents. fathers are mostly in the Army or employed locally, with varied addresses in Reese Village, Indiana and surrounding towns.
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David Donald Lee
Mevera
Retrial Ends In Life Sentence For Robbery Assault
A jury in a Texas court sentenced Casias to life for robbery and assault in a retrial. The co defendant McFall faced prior rulings and a contested jury instruction. The case involved debates over sentencing limits after an earlier 40 year term was reversed on a sanity issue. Spectators included Mrs. Wilson of Albany.
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State Court of Criminal Appeals
McFall
James A. Ellis
Ellis
U.S. Supreme Court
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Wilson
Milton Stewart
Albany
Boerner
H. L. Elms
44Th St
Lubboeck County
Sheriff's Office
Services Sunday For Birmingham
John C. Birmingham 54 of 1514 E 27th St died Monday in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Big Spring. Services will be Sunday at 8 p.m. in Grant Oklahoma with Rev. D Walden officiating. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Hugo Oklahoma. Funeral directed by Jamison Funeral Home of Lubbock. Survived by son Charles Albuquerque New Mexico and daughter Charlean Los Angeles California along with nine sisters and three brothers.
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E. 27Th St
Veterans Administration ‘Hospital
Big Spring
Grant
Okla
Rev. D. Walden
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Hugo
Jamison
Charlean
Los Angeles
Calif
Daniel C Berry Services Today
Daniel Clyde Berry 85 longtime Lovington banker and rancher dies in West Texas Hospital Lubbock. Services set for 1 50 p m at First Christian Church Lovington with Dr Dudley Strain and Rev Manny Loveaul officiating. Burial in Lovington Cemetery. He helped found Lovington National Bank and chaired its board since 1950. He also served as county official and in the New Mexico legislature 1936 37. Survived by wife Eva two daughters Hazel Berry and Mary Sue Douthit and six nephews.
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Daniel Clyde Berry
First Christian Church of
Dudley Strain
Lubbock
Manny Loveaul
Smith - Rogers Funeral Home
Berry
Hazel ‘Berry
Mary Sue Douthit
Kingsland, ‘Tex
Oscar Green Funeral Slated in Brownfield
Services for Oscar Green 61 Brownfield resident since 1914 set for 3 p.m. at Brownfield Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. A D Kyle of Calvary Baptist Church Crane officiating. Burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara one brother Alton of Brownfield and three sisters Roberta Byrd Cora Long both of Brownfield and Georgia Green of Meadow.
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Oscar Green
Brownfield Funeral Home
A. D. Kyle
Calvary Baptist Church
Crane
Terry County Memorial
Green
Comanche County
Big Spring
Clara
Alton
Roberta Byrd
Cora Long
Georgia Green
Meadow
Abrams Returns to Saigon After Washington Talks
Gen. Creighton W. Abrams commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam returned to Saigon from Washington where he met with President Johnson.
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Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
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