Medical Inquiry Is Not Witchhunting
Washington AP The inquiry into rising medical service costs will not be a witchhunt says William Gorham assistant secretary of welfare. He promises a hard quick look to determine justifications and potential abuses and notes the Justice Department will join in antitrust aspects. Gorham aims to produce findings that could spur action to ease the burden.
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W. Joynes Mackarlan Washington
Johnson
Asst
Welfare
William Gorham
Gorham
Gardner
White House
Gerhani
Firemen In Ambulance Run Marks Historic Start
A Lubbock Fire Department ambulance completed its first trip at 9 p.m. carrying Larry Hill from 2007 Avenue M to Porter Clinic after a collision at State Street and College Avenue. Hill was admitted in fair condition. The run, by Charles Ewings and Kenneth Etheridge, followed a city move to begin stop gap ambulance service.
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Lubbock
Ewings
Flill
Hub City
Anna Bell Bishop
Methodist Hospital
19Th St
Ave. A
IRS Expedites Viet Nam Sailor Family Tax Refunds
The IRS pledged rapid refunds for families of Viet Nam service members, stating that a spouse can receive an overpayment refund without the husband’s signature. It urged wives to note or notify if the service member is away, and promised leniency for families owing taxes.
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Washington
UPS
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Viet Nam
Sam
Danish Princess Margrethe to announce engagement to French count
Prime Minister Krag said Princess Margrethe would reveal her betrothal to Count Henri de Laborde de Montczat a French diplomat. The engagement, needing royal and political approval, would be discussed on Sept 6 with government and parties informed.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Jeng Otto Krag
Margrethe
Henri Jean Andre de Laborde de Montczat
London
Frederik VII
Ingrid
Fredenborg
Krag
Anne Marie
Constantine
Greece
Alexia
Benedikte
Texas Plant Wins $44.3 Million UH-1D Contract
Bell Helicopter in Hurst Texas secured a $44.3 million contract to produce 708 UH-1D helicopters. The Fourth Army announced the work will be performed at Bell’s Hurst plant between Fort Worth and Dallas. The UH-1D has seen extensive use in the Vietnam conflict.
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San Antonio
Bell Helicopter
Hurst, Tex
Fourth Army
Bell
Hurst
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tech Inaugural to Install Murray as Texas Tech President
Dr. Grover E. Murray will be inaugurated as Texas Tech’s eighth president on November 1 in the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum with Dr. Carey Croneis of Rice University delivering a keynote on academic success and educational failure. The symposium on Arid and Semi-Arid Lands will precede the ceremonies.
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Rice University
Grover E. Murray
Texas Tech
Tech
W. M. Pearce
Lubbock Municipal Colisuem
John Gray
Beaumont
Texas College and University System
Dr. Croneis
Bill Bueck
Midland
Ex-Students Association
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
Pearce
Dr. Murray
Tech Board
Roy Furr
Lubbock
Murray
Stewart L. Udall
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Crancis
Rice
Beloit College
Denison University
Harvard
University of Chicago
National Defense Research Committee
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
American Geological Institute
National Association of Geology Teachers
Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
Southwestern Assembly
Columbia Universities
Croneis
Houston ‘Council On World Affairs
The
Contemporary Art Association
Farmer Homecoming and Local News Highlights
Sunday homecoming at Farmer School house includes a basket lunch at 12 30 p m with all former Farmer Community residents invited. Lubbock City Council schedules a public hearing on the 1966 67 budget for Thursday at 2 p m with formal adoption on Sept 22 and no tax rate change proposed. James Ray Phifer named house manager of Alpha Tau Omega for 1966 67. Fire damages clothes closet contents at W E Russell home. Attorneys file injunction in 99th District Court concerning foreclosure and trust deeds. An abandoned car reported stolen from a leasing firm. Local court actions include multiple DWI and theft cases with fines and jail days imposed. Texas Tech Journalism head elected to ACEJ representation. Tech journalism accreditation noted. Seven year old Anthony Burrell treated and discharged after dog bite.
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Lubbock
Picket Interviews Halt Signups At Floydada Delta Plains
About 50 Latin-American and Negro protesters picketed Delta Plains School registration in Floydada as no Latin-Americans registered. Principal Faris Wilson said registrations were “nice” and Negro registrations proceeded, with a meeting planned to decide future action amid zoning controversy that would group 115 Negro and 90 Latin-American students with no Anglos.
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Floydada
Delta Plains
Faris Wilson
Wilson
School Board
Bill Taylor
Mexico Lindo Hall
Paul Link
Lockney
Wendell Tooley
Floyd County
Hesperian
Tooley
The
Ralph Yarborough
George Mahon
Princeton
Caprock Chat
Youth Corps Applicants Seek Jobs in Texas Cities
A second group of applicants attended a program briefing at Mae Simmons Park's Party House. They filled TEC screened applications and interviews for job placements from sanitation worker to cameraman. Participants work 30 hours weekly at 1.25 dollars with six hours for classroom instruction across 100 work stations in Lubbock Lamesa Plainview Spur and Slaton.
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
Mae Simmons Park
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
Lubbock
Lamesa
Plainview
Spur
Slaton
Karen Sharpe Weds Stanley Kramer in Beverly Hills
Movie producer-director Stanley Kramer and actress Karen Sharpe were married Thursday at Kramer's home in Beverly Hills. The Rev John J Hinkle conducted the ceremony with only family present. The couple plans a possible honeymoon in Europe later.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Stanley Kramer
Karen Sharpe
John J. Hinkle
Unity Church
Inglewood
Europe
Area Woman Hurt In Crosbyton Wreck
Mozelle Odam Mitchell, 42, of Floydada Route 2, was seriously injured when she apparently fell asleep at the wheel on Farm Road 651 in Crosbyton and rammed her car into four parked vehicles. Damages were set at about $6,000. Mitchell received emergency care at Crosbyton Clinic Hospital and was later moved to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock.
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Wesley Truman
E.ast Place
Louis S. Fields
Sudan
Delmer Lee Wilson
Levelland
Huntsville
Ala
Idalou Road
Loop 289
Reese Afb
Aubrey Farmer
Aubrey Jr
Jo Ann
Jerry
Melva L. Colquett
Idalou
Betty
King
Lock
Methodist’ Hospital
Amarillo Highway
Country Club Drive
Crosbyton
Floydads
Department of Public Safety
Mozelle Odam Mitchell
Route 2
Floydada
Crosbyton Clinic
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Texas Highway
Brandt pushes for East bloc ties with no strings attached
West Berlin mayor and SPD leader Willy Brandt urged in Hamburg that West Germany establish diplomatic relations with eastern bloc countries without conditions. He said this would not violate the Hallstein Doctrine which bars recognition of states with relations to East Germany, noting the Soviet Union as Bonn’s sole exception.
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UPI
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Social Democratic Party
West Berlin
Hamburger Abendblatt
Hallstein
Walter Hallstein
Foreign Ministry
European Economic Community Commission
West Germany
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