Postmaster Gap Hampering Nation’s Mail Department
Washington sources say the absence of a permanent postmaster general is straining efficiency and morale in the vast mail system. Acting Postmaster General Sid Bishop has led the department for weeks while Kennedy considers a new choice.
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Washington
Wiinton
Kennedy
Effi
Siddency
James F. Kelney
W. Bishop
Day
Icher
Bishop
J. Edward Daying
Congress
U S Envoy Signals Pakistan on West Side Amid Postal Policy Snags
The AP report notes ongoing U S diplomacy with Pakistan and a cautious stance on India as Western alignment remains pivotal. It also highlights questions about long range postal decisions and the possible impact of a new postmaster general on contracting and technology for mail sorting.
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Alan Kennedy
China
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Geo
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Istan
Kent Mellener
Tate
Ayub Khan
Two Injured In Violence Here In Lubbock
Two people sustained injuries in separate early morning attacks southeast of downtown Lubbock. Enrique Montoya, 19, was shot near his residence while exiting a car with family. J J Fore, 57, was stabbed in the neck during a dispute over theft and money. Both men were listed in satisfactory condition.
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Lubbock
Enrique Montoya
Ave
4Th St
Montoya
West Texas
J.J. Fore
Hereford
2Nd St
Fir Ave
Methodist Hospital
Fore
18Th St
Ave. B
Civil rights demonstrators lowered from cranes in Queens protest
Four African American protesters who chained themselves to construction cranes at Rochdale Village were lowered to the ground and arrested on trespassing. A white 18 year old female climber was also arrested at the base. Pickets from CORE and the NAACP had gathered for more non white job access in housing trades.
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New York
Rochdale Village
Queens
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Car Crash Halts Long-Distance Service Across Wide West Texas
A noon Thursday crash on 4th Street left Carl Ray Miller injured when his car hit a utility pole, toppling five wire arms and interrupting about 100 circuits from Lubbock to Littlefield and other towns. Service was restored hours later as workers continued repairs. Miller was treated and released at West Texas Hospital.
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Carl Ray Miller
4Th Street
Lubbock
Points West
General Telephone Co
Miller
Avenue P
Littlefield
Amherst
Anton
Sudan
Muleshoe
Spade
Springlake
Smyer
Levelland
Sundown
Morton
3Rd St
West Texas Hospital
Railway Dispute Umpires Named by Public Board
United Press International reports three veteran arbitrators named as public members of the arbitration board in the railroad work rules dispute. Chairman Ralph T. Seward, James T. Healy, and Benjamin Aaron were selected to decide key issues in the case.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Arbitration Board
Ralph T. Seward
Kennedy
James T. Healy
Harvard University School of Business
Benjamin Aaron
Institute of Industrial Relations
University of California At Los Angeles
Lea Fair Parade Winners Named at Lea County Fair
The Lea County Electric Cooperative float won first in the commercial division at the Lea County Fair and Rodeo parade. Lovington National Bank placed second and General Tire Co. third in commercial judging. Lovington Lions Club led the organization division with the Republican Party and Lovington B&PAV also placing. 4-H clubs dominated community floats led by Yucca 4H followed by North Central 4-H and Western 4-H. Jeannine Patman was named best dressed cowgirl. Lovington High School won the band competition, with Hobbs and Eunice high schools following. In a separate note, Germany agreed to loan 7.5 million dollars to Ivory Coast to modernize agriculture.
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Lovington
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Lea County
Lovington National Bank
General Tire Co
Lovington Lions Club
Republican Party
Lovington B&pav
Two men plead guilty in county court
Judge James A. Ellis presided as Charles J. Goforth 58 of 192 3 was fined 100 and costs and jailed three days while Lin Beavers 26 of 221 Bth St. paid 25 and costs for a check law violation. Texas Tech Dean James G. Allen will keynote Texas Western College’s student leaders conference today and tomorrow. He meets with administrators and counselors and speaks on housing. The conference opens Saturday at 9 a.m. with his address and a follow up after lunch.
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Tan
China
Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Washington
Ayub Khan
India
Pakistan
United States
Peking
Z. A. Bhutto
Ball
Bhutto
James A. Ellis
Charles J. Goforth
DWE
Lin Beavers
James G. Allen
Texas Tech
Texas Western College
Allen
Russians in Cuba Tour Sparks Debate Among U.S. Students
A group of 58 American students who toured Cuba at Cuban expense discuss their trip after returning. Dick Reimann describes Russians living in a closed Regla area near Havana, while peers from New York to San Francisco share views on socialism, government roles, and U.S. life.
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Francis L. McCarthy
New York
UPI
Cuba
Dick Reimann
Yonkers
N.Y
Riemann
San Francisco Bay
Regla
Havana
State Department
Rhoden Smith
Smitty
Ellen Shallit
Frances Luce
Chris Raisner
United States
Miss Shallit
City College of New
Cuban Federation of University Students
Salt in Colorado River strains Mexican US ties
Mexico voices satisfaction with Chamizal settlement and urges progress on a salt in the Colorado River dispute. President Adolfo Lopez Mateos and ambassador Arturo Perez de lund express hope for a US Mexico settlement, while a Levelland collision injures two.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Chamizal
Petitt
Hockleybassador
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Dean Rusk
Lopezlat College Ave
8Th St
Mateos
Carillo Flores
Levelland
Four Hurt In Levelland Area Auto Mishaps
Four people were injured in three Levelland area traffic mishaps Thursday afternoon. Nurse H B Davis, 47, of Sundown, was in fair condition after her car overturned when a tire blew out en route to work. The incidents occurred shortly before 3 p m and involved Levelland resident David Salazar, 17.
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Levelland
Levelland Area
H. B. Davis
Sundown
David Salazar
Arlington School Board Rejects Segregation Break Proposal
Arlington school board refused a request by Negro parents to admit 50 more Negro students to an all white elementary school. If granted the plan would conflict with a recently adopted yearlong integration program and duties.
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Arlington
Arlington School
Pela
Hitler Wouldn't Shave Says He Won't Change Image
UPI reports in Bonn that Adolf Hitler refused to shave his mustache despite rumors of illness and pressure from a Nazi propaganda chief. A prince recalled Hitler joking that changing his look would provoke cartoonists and public uproar, noting the mustache had become a symbol people expected.
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UPI
Jend
Bonn
Germany
Adolfs
Hitler
Musling
Friedrich-Christian Zuscent
Schaumburg-Lippe
Josef Goebbel
Alexandra
Westchester Coun
N.Y
New Bedford
Mass
High Winds and Seas Frighten Texas Tower Crew
A demolition company wrecking a Texas offshore tower 110 miles off Cape Cod reported heavy winds and rough seas. Four of sixteen workers requested shore transport as conditions worsened and rescue teams evaluated the situation.
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New York
Texas
Cape Cod
Requiem for a Departed Saint in Septerd Verse
A septerd requiem laments a bed-ridden elder, lost thoughts restored by faith as she passes to join God. The poem portrays a devout, aging author’s memory of a beloved saint named Julien C. Hyer.
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Jeremiah
God
Soys
Julien C, Hyer
Funeral Set For Pioneer Cowboy George W. Green
Services for George W. Green 81 of 2106 2nd St will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Sanders Funeral Home Chapel The early South Plains cowboy and 40 year foreman of the Mallett Ranch died Wednesday in a convalescent home Officiating will be Horace Coffman Broadway Church of Christ Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery Survivors include five sisters Mrs J L Graves Mrs D E Meredith Mrs Winnie Seymour Mrs Minnie Seybold and Mrs Davie Griffin Pallbearers are Clyde Rogers Craig Bond Leander King Les Hooper Newton Stokes and Hayden Morgan
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George W. Green
2Nd St
Sanders Funeral Home
Green
South Plains
Mallett Ranch
Horace Coffman
Broadway Church of Christ
City of Lubbock
Little Rock
Ark
South
Jack County
Lubbock
J. L. Graves
26Th St
D. E. Meredith
Ave. I
Winnie Seymour
Paris
Minnie Seybold
Clifton
Jariz
Davie Griffin
Clyde Rogers
Craig Bond
Leander King
Les Hooper
Newton Stokes
Hayden Morgan
Schlabach Rites Set At Morton
Morton memorial rites set for Bill Schlabach 64 World War II veteran who died at Veterans Hospital Amarillo. Services Saturday 1 00 a m at 2nd Street and Taylor Church of Christ Morton with Lee Sergent officiating. Burial Morton Memorial Cemetery Singleton Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include wife Jewel and two sons Bill Jr and Stephen.
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Morton
Bill Schlabach
Amarillo
Schlabach
Gilbert, Ariz
2Nd St
Taylor Church of Christ
Lee Sergent
Morton Memorial Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Jewel
Bill Jr
Stephen
Kennedy Shows Back Trouble Amid Afghan King Visit
President Kennedy again favored his back at White House ceremonies for the Afghan king and queen. He inched up a grassy South Lawn slope with one careful step at a time as Pierre Salinger said the old back ailment has troubled him recently but no extraordinary treatment was needed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Afghanistan
White House South Lawn
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Post man dies in car. accidental gunshot near FM 651 pasture
Charles King, a lifelong Post resident and oilfield worker, was found shot in his car after it left a pasture area near FM 651. Local authorities ruled death accidental. the shotgun fired once while King drove, with the body found by three motorists around 10 a.m. His wife Pat and three children survive, and funeral services are planned at Calvary Baptist Church in Post with burial at Terrace Cemetery.
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Post
Charles S
D.C. Roberts Sr
King
Garza County
Fay Claborn
Dennis Eubank
Cliff Grigsby
Helen Cooley
Claborn
Warren Davison Rites Saturday
Warren Franklin Davison 50 of Levelland died at 4 15 p m in St Pauls Hospital Dallas. Services 2 p m Saturday First Baptist Church McCaulley burial McCaulley Cemetery Hamlin Funeral Home Hamlin. Survived by wife Jewell Cooper Davison two daughters Mrs Del Nyberg Phoen is and Mrs Herschel Green Farming brother Ma Wardson and others.
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Warren Franklin Davison
Levelland
99Th District Court
Howard Davison
St. Paul's Hospital
Dallas
First Baptist Church
McCaulley
Hamlin
Davison
Fisher County
Davisson
Jewell Cooper Davison
del Nyberg
Phoenis
Herschel Green
Farming
Ma Wardson
Horace McCain
Gainesville
Jewell Daviton
Long Beach
Calif
Abel Martin
el Paso
Minister Walter Beaird Rites Slated in Ralls
Services for the 77 year old former Ralls minister Walter Beaird will be at 3 p m today at First Methodist Church in Ralls. The Rev Conrad Ryan and other clergy will officiate and burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park in Lubbock. Beaird died Wednesday in Crosbyton hospital after 38 years as a Methodist minister in Northwest Texas and Central conferences. Survivors include his wife Emma a daughter a brother a sister and a granddaughter. Pallbearers are Raymond Ralls Walker Watkins Emmett Lynch Jeff Martin Harold Priddy John Heard Jim Lyle and Roy Abell Jr. honorary pallbearers are church stewards from the Northwest Texas conference.
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Ralls
Walter R. Beaird
First Methodist
Conrad Ryan
Floyd Johnson
Waco
St. John's Methodist Church
Marvin M. Boyd
Lubbock
Resthaven Memorial Park
Mr. Beaird
Emmett Lynch
Jeff Marti
Harold Priddy
John Heard
Jim Lyle
Roy Abell Jr
Northwest Texas
Mrs Armstrong Rites Are Today
Mrs Armstrong 52 died in Higgins Lubbock. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Street Church of Christ with ministers officiating. Burial in Cemetery directed by Funeral Home. Survivors include husband, daughter, two sons, sister and two brothers. Pallbearers: Glenn Exter, Sidney Allen, Mickey McGill, Marcus Breland, Meredith Crawford, Fred Hicks. AUSSIES WATCH TV CANBERRA Australia has six government run TV stations with viewer licenses at 1,400,000 last year up 200,000 from 1961.
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Olton
Street
Church of Christ
M. L. Armstrong
Higgins
Lubbock
Sons Funeral Home
Glenn Exter
Sidney Allen
Mickey McGill
Marcus Breland
Meredith Crawford
Fred Hicks
Canberra
Australia
Mining Services Planned Sunday
Psy Fred Mining 57 a former Post resident died Tuesday night in Pittsburg California after a long illness. Services set for 3 p m Sunday at Southland Baptist Church with Rev Frank Renfro of Duke Oklahoma officiating. Burial in Southland Cemetery under Hadman Funeral Home direction. Survived by wife Maudie two daughters Mrs Vinnie Storms Concord California and Mrs Bobbye Holiman Pittsburg a son Troy Mining Riverside two sisters Mrs J A Warren and Miss Ora Mining both of Slaton a brother Cal Big Spring and nine grandchildren Pallbearers named.
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Fred
Post Area
Pittsburg
Calif
Southland Baptist Church
Frank Renfro
Duke
Okla
Southland Cemetery
Hadman
Vic Denton
Earl Lancaster
Arvil_ Roper
Charlie Babbs
Ray Norman
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San Francisco State College
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Hollywood
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