Electronic Pinpoint To Seek Out Criminals
California will deploy an electronic detective aiding the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. The RCA system will store 680 million bits of data on criminals and be searchable in seconds, speeding up checks for prior records and stolen property.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
California Department of Justice
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Ct&t
Sacramento
Ci&i
Federal Bureau of Investigation’s
Washington, D.C
Thomas Lynch
Atty
Lynch
Family Dies In Air Crash Near Seven Springs Ski Resort
A single engine plane crashed into Laurel Mountain ridge near Seven Springs Pennsylvania killing an Indiana family of four Ralph F Ward 34 Doris 35 Tina 10 Eugene 12. The crash occurred in heavy rain with zero visibility as the aircraft departed Harrisburg Airport bound for home dollars.
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Somerset
UPI
Indiana
Ralph F. Ward
Greenfield
Ind
Doris
Tina
Eugene
Laurel Mountain
Seven Springs
Ward
Harrisburg
Natchez Desegregation Talks Delayed After Curfew
Natchez city officials called off a meeting with Negro leaders to desegregation talks and rescheduled for Thursday at 10 a.m. The crisis followed the bombing of NAACP president George Metcalfe’s car. A 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew and liquor ban were imposed amid federal agents and possible National Guard deployment.
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Natchez, Miss
John Nosser
Metcalfe
George Metcalfe
NAACP
Natchez
Local Collisions Leave Several Injured In Lubbock
Andy Vela 89 in good condition after two vehicle crash at 47th Street and Southeast Drive. William Daniel 33 treated and dismissed at Highland Hospital. Webster Hester minor injuries after accident at Uth Street and Texas Avenue. Ben Dye Lubbock officer assaulted by a police dog, treated and released.
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Andy Vela
Larry Vela
Lubbock
Porter Clinic
47Th St
Southeast Drive
William Daniel
Highland Hospital
Webster Hester
Harvard
Reese Apb Hospital
Uth St
Texas Ave
Hester
New Syria Assembly Opens First Session Under Hales
Syria's new National Assembly met for the first time on Wednesday with Gen. Esa Hales guiding as president of the presidency council. The assembly will elect a new presidency council work on a permanent constitution and form a new cabinet.
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New Syria Assembly
Tiamasots
Sayouy
Cap
Syria
National Assembly
Genesa Hales
Halez
Presidency Council
Dave Age
Preston Smith Feted By Waco In Special Day
Waco observes Preston Smith Day with a breakfast coffee and luncheon honoring the lieutenant governor for three bills aiding central Texas. Mayor Ernest Pardo designated the day and the resolution cites water dam work for Waco James Connally Technical Institute Texas A&M and Brazos River Authority sewer projects. Smith native of Georgetown now lives in Lubbock after six years in the Texas House and six in the Senate.
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Waco
Preston Smith
Smith
Texas
Ernest Pardo
Waen
Georgetown
Lubbock
Texas House
State Senate
De Gaulle Will Not Mediate Viet Nam War Now
Paris sources report President de Gaulle will not offer mediation in Vietnam at this time. He plans to remain as possible intermediary in the future and discussed Vietnam and Atlantic alliance with U S officials in a recent cabinet briefing. A second Manila item notes Pampanga police hunt earless robbers who attacked Felicidad Gaulan during a home robbery.
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Paris
Charlie de Gaulle
de Gaulle
George W Hall
Alaina Peyvrefitte
Ball
Viet Nam
Publisher Ross A Woodson Dies in Lubbock
Ross Allen Woodson 54 longtime publisher of the Lamesa Daily Reporter died of a heart attack in a Lubbock doctor’s office. Services are at 2 pm today at First Methodist Church with burial in Cleburne Friday. He moved to Lubbock 1962 after living in Lamesa since 1945 and had co founded the Lamesa Reporter. He was active in the Democratic Party and co owner of KPET radio. Survivors include his wife a son and a daughter.
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Ross Allen Woodson
4Th St
Lamesa Daily Reporter
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Walter Horn
First Presbyterian Church
Cleburne
Tex
Woodson
Lisher
Gladewater
Decatur
del Rio
Lamesa
Democratic Party
Dawson County
KPET
La‘mesa
Hico
Scottish Rite
Demolay
Delta Sigma Phi Business Fraternity
Methodist Church
Ross Jr
Kay
William E. Woodson
Russellville
Ark
Lowell Hunt
Bill Britt
J. B. Claiborne
Weldon Lindsey
Earnest Rhodes
Bob Wilton
J.P. White
John Agee
Publisher R Beaumier of Lufkin News dies at 58
W R Beaumier publisher and vice president of the Lufkin News dies at Hermann Hospital Houston after a stroke at home. He had been hospitalized since August 20 and underwent neck surgery for a blood clot. Survivors include a son Ruben and eight grandchildren.
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Lufkin
Tex
W. R.beaumier
Lufkin News
Houston
Hermann Hospital
Beaumier
H. D. Leach
Brownfield
Brownfield General Hospital
First Baptist Church
Ed Crow
Bunal
Beaumier Dies After Lung Congestion In Lufkin
Longtime Lufkin journalist and civic leader Beaumier died after developing lung congestion last night. Born 1906 in Hallettsville, he worked at the San Antonio Express Beaumont Enterprise and Lufkin News, led Rotary groups, chaired forestry efforts, and served with the Chamber of Commerce and Boy Scouts. He is survived by wife Mary and daughter Mrs. J G Sanders. Funeral arrangements are by Gipson Funeral Home. Tributes came from across Texas and the nation.
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Beaumier
Lufkin
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Larkin
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas Press Association
North and East Texas Press Association
Texas Gulf Coast Press Association
United Press International Editors Association
Angelina County Chamber of Commrmerce
Fast Texas Area Council
Chamber of Commerce
The
News
Connally
Beaumier J
Mary
J. G. Sanders
Austin
Gipson Funeral Home
Arrose
Ges John Crannally
Texas
Hof. Stevenson
Texas Quarries Made Monument in Panhandle
WASHINGTON AP President signed bills creating a national monument around Texas Panhandle flint quarries used for arrowheads. The act authorizes up to 5000 for additional land and up to 260000 for tourist development around Lake Meredith near Sanford Dam. Administered by the National Park Service.
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Washington
Johneom
Texas Panhandle
Sanford Dam
Meredith
A A. Meredith
Bar Ker
National Park Service
Lamb County Pioneers Reunion Draws 325 In Lamb County
The 16th Lamb County Pioneers Reunion attracted 325 residents in Littlefield as Mayor J. E. Chisholm welcomed guests and invited a three day Sept 9 1 celebration. Frank Norfleet and wife were honored as oldest participants aged 100 and 94 respectively. Mrs Gus Shaw received a gift for traveling the longest distance from Jacksonville Florida. Roy Byers Jr of Springlake was elected president for the coming year.
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Littlefield
Lamb County Pioneers
J. E. Chisholm
Frank Norfleet
Norfleet
Gus Shaw
Jacksonville
Fla
Roy ‘Byers Jr
Springlake
Rocket Section Returns Home From Suborbital Flight
A booster rocket section used in the Cooper Conrad eight day space flight was returned to Martin Co. for detailed examination. Engineers call it the most significant launch vehicle part recovered from space and expect lessons on stresses performance and future recoverable designs. The piece was retrieved from the Atlantic Ocean about 454 miles east-northeast of Cape Kennedy on Aug 7 21.
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Baltimore
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Martin Co
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Jean Sivells Dies in Lubbock at 59
Jean Sivells 59 of 2011 40th St Lubbock died at 1 33 p m Wednesday after two months illness in West Texas Hospital He had lived in Lubbock since 1949 and worked 16 years for the city as street and water department supervisor He was WWII veteran Survived by wife Lucille and mother Lennie Sivells Funeral Friday at Sanders Memorial Chapel with Dr Dudley Strain. burial City of Lubbock Cemetery Pallbearers listed
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Jean. Sivells
40Th St
Lubbock
West Texas
Odessa
Springfield
Sivells
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Dudley Strain
First Christian Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Lucille Sivells
Lennie Sivells
Blackburn Rites Set Today at Calvary Baptist
George W. Blackburn aged 67 died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. A Plainview resident since 1940 he moved from Clark County with his wife Vera Mae Talley who died in 1965. He was a Calvary Baptist Church member with services at 3 p.m. in the church and burial at Plainview Memorial Park. Survivors include brothers Charles of Roanoke and Carl of Los Angeles and sisters Laura Blackburn and Mrs. Ed Belew of Los Angeles.
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Plainview
George W. Blackburn
Joliet
Medical Center Hospital
Blackburn
Theormer Vera Mae Talley
Clark County
Calvary
Baptist Church
Roy Johnsson
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons
Funeral Home
Charles
Roanoke
Tex
Carl
Los Angeles
Laura Blackburn
Ed Belew
Marshall B Norris Veteran Lubbock policeman laid to rest
Services for Marshall B Norris 67 longtime Lubbock patrolman killed Wednesday at West Texas Hospital will be held Friday at Colgate Church of Christ with burial in Lubbock Cemetery. He served the city since 1943 after working at Standard Milling Co. Survived by wife Ida three daughters and four grandchildren. He was to retire December 31.
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Marshall B. Norris
Jubbock
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Standard Milling Co
Lubbock National Bank
Stephens County
Okla
Norris
Colgate Church of Christ
Ida
J.F. Ricketts, Jr
Morris Cope
Riverside
Calif
Jerrell Northcutt
Grinnell
South Korea Budget Rises 39 Percent
Seoul Korea AP reports the national budget at H62.8 million, up 39 percent from this year, will go to the National Assembly for approval. Defense spending is listed at $1,429 million, a marked rise over the current defense budget.
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South Korea
Seoul. Korea
South Korean
National Assembly
Mrs. Jarman Dies. Rites in Muleshoe Church of Christ
Eva Jarman 88, longtime Bailey County resident since 1930, died Tuesday at West Plains Hospital. Services set for 2:30 p.m. today at Muleshoe Church of Christ with D L Thompson officiating. Burial Lazbuddie Cemetery. Surviving: son Orby of Muleshoe. daughters Fay Carter Tulsa Homer Mangram Anaheim and R Q Disch Manteca. sisters T G Roberts Portales Addie Carroll Salinas. 16 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Burial under Singleton Funeral Home supervision.
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Muleshoe
Eva Jarman
Bailey County
West Plains ‘Hospital
Jarman
Lazbuddie
Maud
Oklo
Hilham
Tenn
Church of Christ In
Orby
Fay Carter
Tulsa
Homer. Mangram
Anaheim
Calif
Manteca
Japan Accused Of Aid To U S In Viet Nam War
The Soviet foreign ministry accused Japan of aiding the United States to prolong the Viet Nam war. Tass reported a Soviet aide memoire presented to the Japanese embassy. Moscow said U S bases in Japan, plus Japanese territory and industry, were being used to push aggressive aims in Viet Nam. No immediate comment from Tokyo.
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Japan
U.S
MOSCOW +APt
United States
Viet Nam
Tass
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Department of Justice
Sais
RCA
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mississippi
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National Guard
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KKK
Ben Dye
K-9 Corps
Dye
Methodist Hospita
Ross A. Woodson
R. Beaumier
Lufkin Paper
Brownfield Funeral Home
Ruben
Beach
Helen. Norris
Denton
Gene Harred
E. W. Hutton
Ross Woodson
Mrs. Leach
Taipei
Formosa
Rocket Section
Tole Ce
Jean
Jean Sivells
City
Julien
C Hyer
Marshall
Mrs. Jarman
Quicksilver Co
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