Jets Scramble as U S Plans Edge North Viet Nam T: Jets Scramble as U.S. Plans Edge North Viet Nam
U.S. jet fighters armed with air to air missiles move toward the Communist north to counter Red Chinese MIGs after a week of heightened forces. Saigon notes an air raid alert and rising tensions with North Viet Nam and China while U.N. debates continue.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
North Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Frontier
South China Sea
Cyprus Crisis Flare As Turkey Rolls Out Air Raids
Greek Foreign Minister Kostopoulos reports a Turkish raid at 8 02 local time amid escalating Cyprus clashes. Washington and U N officials seek cease fire as Makarios accepts the UN call while Ankara warns of renewed action if Greek Cypriots advance in the northwest.
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Makarios
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Turkey
Cyprus High Commissions
London
Polis
Cypriiot
United Nations
Khrysokhous
Limni
Pakhyammos
Aylos Theodoros
Pamos
Kokkina
U.N
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Allen Bros. Post 148 set meeting and reports planned
A regular meeting of Allen Bros. Post 148 American Legion is at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall on Ave Q. Post Commander Don Davis will preside and report on the recent department convention in San Antonio. The Harmon County reunion picnic is Sunday at Mackenzie State Park with about 200 expected. The annual chess tournament for Lubbock parks program begins Thursday at Stubbs Park with 6 p.m. play.
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Allen Bros
American Legion
Legion Hall
Ave. Q
Don Davis
Department
San Antonio
Harmon County
Mackenzie State Park
Avenue A
E. T. Abernathy
47Th St
Lubbock Parks
Stubbs Park
37Th St
Ave. N
Russell Horn
Two Criminal Assault Cases Under Study
Early today two assault incidents were reported. Deputies arrested a suspect in one case for burglary with intent to rape, identifying Tom m y Manuel Pachicano, 21, Rt. 1 Shallowater. A Carlisle housewife reported being assaulted about 2 a.m. Investigators pursued the other case after a group drove three Latin American women from a club to a Roundup residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Manuel Pachicano
Rt. 1
Shallowater
Carlisle
Roundup
Slaton Hwy
Lubbock
Snow Hits Alps Amid Sudden Cold Snap
Snow falls in the Alps ending a month long heat wave. Reports say Schaer and AAP note a sharp temperature drop affecting pastures and mountain trails as cold air sweeps the region.
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Alps
Sion
Schaer
Aap
Muthem Alps
Time reform proposal outlines new daylight system
The Interstate Commerce Commission would create a single subzone in each regular zone to save daylight. Subzones would be tied to the eastern full zone and use Eastern Standard Time in summer. The plan covers federal agencies, common carriers, and communications to encourage local adoption.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
China mobilizes youths workers and officials before Tonkin crisis
Beijing shifted toward large scale conscription three weeks before the Gulf of Tonkin incident, pushing factory workers students and government officers into military service according to delayed official reports.
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Peking
Hong Kong
China
Gulf of Tonkin
Lake Dallas votes to void incorporation in tax split town
In Lake Dallas, residents voted 145 to 140 to end the town’s incorporation after a night of protest and eerie tombstone displays. Mayor W. L. Hunter cited water and sewer plans and a 350000 bond issue. opponents argued state law created a district, negating city taxes.
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LAKE
Howard Davis
W. L. Hunter
Denton
Hunter
G W Lightfoot O'Donnell Dies at 85
George W Lightfoot 85 died on arrival at Methodist Hospital emergency room. a cardiac victim visiting his daughter Mrs O R Shaw 4513 W 20th St. Funeral services pending with Brannon Phillips Funeral Home Lamesa. wife Fanny survives.
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George W. Lightfoot
Methodist Hospital
O'Donnell
Lightfoot
O. R. Shaw
20Th St
Brannon-Phillips Funeral Home
Lamesa
Fanny
Oden to End Tech Union Luncheon Series
Dr. William E. Oden associate professor of government Texas Tech will discuss Tenure and Turnover in the Texas Legislature in the final Tech Union summer luncheon. The buffet luncheon runs 12 15 to 1 30 p m in the Blue Room. Deadline for tickets is 5 p m today at the Student Union news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Legislature
William E. Oden
Texas Tech
Tech Union
Department Store Destroyed By Fire in Seymour
Fire destroyed Byrd's Department Store on the north side of Seymour's city square early today. No injuries were reported. Firemen from Olney and Munday joined Rey Fioul's volunteer five crew in fighting the blaze and kept it from spreading to adjoining buildings. No immediate damage estimate available.
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Seymour
UPS
Byrd
Olney
Munday
Rey Fioul
Suspect Charged in Rock Throwing at Avenue H Underpass
A suspect, Ted Arenas Manriquez, 20, was charged with aggravated assault on Officer J B King and malicious destruction of property after a rock throwing incident at the Avenue H underpass. King and two motorists subdued the suspect. windshields were shattered and a car top dented. Manriquez pleaded innocent and bonds were set at 500. Additional defendants face charges including shoplifting and DWI in related proceedings.
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Avenue H
Ted Arenas Manriquez
8Th St
J. B. King
King
Wee
Pat S. Moore
Martin Thomas
Ave. L
Albert R. Pequeno
Slaton
Willie Brown
Mary D. McGraw
27Th St
Gerald Hobbs
36Th St
James A. Ellis
Bedford A. Overstreet
14Th St
David Hughes
Burglary Wave Includes Cars Homes and Stores
San Antonio area break ins report thefts of wedding gifts clothing and other items scattered with rice and salt. A Roberts Used Cars lot on Texas Avenue was broken into with a typewriter tire wheel battery and a 1956 Chevrolet missing. Andrew Reyna reported a rock thrown through his window and fired a warning shot. One youth, Larry Eathem Jackson 18, charged with attempted burglary. two 16 year olds referred to juvenile probation. Vandalism and thefts at stores service stations a church and homes alleged with broken glass damaged offices looted vending machines and pool equipment taken.
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Roberts
Texas Ave
Andrew Reyna
Idalou Ird
Larry Eathem Jackson
1St St
Dennis Ploeger
Albert Smith
30Th St
Clifton Hereford Jr
E. 15Th Place
Ave. G
Cortex Service Station
Ave. A
East 2Nd St
Sunday School Attendance Falls in Lubbock Churches
Report shows 17 640 attendees across 67 Lubbock churches on the Sunday, down from 18 094 in 69 churches the previous week. Includes counts for Agape, Asbury, Epworth, Overton, Pioneer Memorial, St. John, St. Luke, Wesley, Mt. Vernon and many others among Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of Christ and Christ affiliated congregations.
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Lubbock
Agape Methodist
Asbury Methodist
Cecreseees
Epworth
Methodiat
Overton Methodist
Pioneer
Memorial Methodist
St. John's Methodist
St. Luke's Methodist
Matthew's Methodist Saeiatitee
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
Mt. Vernon Methodist
First Presbyterian
John Knox Presbyterian
Baplains Baptist
Becond Baptist
Bouthcrest Baptist
Southside Baptist
Westmoreland Bapt Ai Nace Baptist
Broadway
Church of Christ
Sesee Church of Christ
Ceese Southside Church of Christ
Spanish Church of Christ
Sunrise Church of Christ
Nhs
Sunset Church of Christ
Ee Church of Christ
Earirah Assembly of God
Petes
Redeemer
Green Lawn
Mackenzie Church of Christ
Monterey Church of Christ Weeerntoees Northside Church of Christ
Parkway Drive
Pioneer Park
Church of
Chiat Peeee
Smithlown Church of Christ
County board approves park concrete work and tax order
Lubbock County Commissioners met to approve a $699.50 bid for concrete work at Slaton Park and a tax assessment order for Water Control and Improvement District No. 1. They also discussed bonds, highway funds, hospital insurance, and land acquisitions along U S Highway 87.
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Kenneth Irish
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock County Commission
Ers Court
Edwards Brothers
Lubbock County
State Board of County and District Highway
Janet Rieger
Lamb
Brazell
Green
Derrick
Judge Shaver
Justice of Peace
Shallowater Park
Shaver
Haynes and
Ralph Brock
Lubbock
U.S. Highway 87
J. W. Grubber
James W. Davis
Royal Furgeson
W.L. Hackler
Frank and
Alvin
Sotiathon
Ieee
Negro Majority To Affect Vote In Tuskegee
In Tuskegee Alabama Negroes hold a about a 100 vote edge over whites for five city council seats with Mayor Howard Rutherford facing opposition. Voter rolls show 1133 Negroes and 1029 whites eligible. county lists show a Negro majority with 3600 registered to 3400 whites. The rise in Black ballots mirrors earlier Democratic primary victories for four Negro candidates.
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Tuskegee, Ala
UPI
Howard Rutherford
East
Alabama
Tuskegee [Institute For Negroes
Macon County
Justice of the Peace
The
Boar of Education
County Board of Revenue
Shock Fatal To Texas Airman
An Airman based at Charleston Air Force Base died after being electrocuted while removing tin foil from a high voltage line. Walter M. Looney, 29, of Odessa, had under a month of service and planned to move with his wife and toddler to Houston for university enrollment.
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Charleston
S. C
UPD
Charles Air Force Base
Texas
Walter M. Looney
Odessa
Tex
Looney
Houston
University of Houston
Dallas Area Population Set to Double by 1985
A study by Marvin Springer and Associates forecasts the Dallas metropolitan region will grow from about 1.23 million to 2.4 million by 1985. Dallas County would reach 2.05 million, with Collin 145 thousand, Denton 130 thousand, and Ellis 75 thousand, all larger than current estimates.
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Dallas
Marvin Springer
Denton
Ellis
Doctors revive patient with airway support after collapse
An anesthetist Dr John Green inserted a plastic tube down the patient’s windpipe while colleagues performed chest massage. Mrs Allison described the strange sensation, and Dr Leckie noted they worked about 25 minutes before she regained consciousness.
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John Green
Mrs. Allison
LBJ Meet With Business Leaders On National Issues
A group of business leaders joins a series of sessions with President Lyndon B. Johnson to discuss pending national issues in a forum that gathers diverse delegations.
South Viet Nam breaks with Indonesia over relations
South Viet Nam severed diplomatic ties with Indonesia after Jakarta said it would raise ties with Communist North Viet Nam to embassy level. The move, seen as a rebuke to U.S. policies supporting South Viet Nam, was announced by Indone sian officials and attributed to violations of diplomatic norms.
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U.S
Saigon
Joseph W. Granger
Sumter
S.C
Granger
North Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
South Viet Nam
UPI
Indonesia
Nguyen
Val Tuan
M “Nam
Innt
Betwen
Births Report from Praut and Lauf Clinics
Mr and Mrs Noe Maroquin announce a daughter born Sunday at Praut Clinic weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces at 3 50 am The father is a farm laborer. Mr and Mrs Bernardo Emeteria Edmonson announce a daughter born today at 12 55 am weighing pounds 7 ounces The father is a farmer. Mr and Mrs Paths Avelar Slaton announce a daughter born at Lauf Clinic weighing 4 pounds 72 45 am The father is a farmer. Mr and Mrs Jose Coronado 616 Aus D announce a daughter weighing pounds 2 ounces at 4 31 pm Sunday at Lauf Clinic The father works at Dinks Sliver Castle Cafe.
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Jimmy. Law Lance
Borda
Welshing
Porfirio Tienda
Levelland
Lauf Clinic
Noe Maroquin
Ree, Thatou
Praut
Bernardo Emeteria, Edmonson
Paul Cie
la Rer
Paths Avelar
Re. 1
Slaton
Jose Coronado
Dinks Sliver Castle Cafe
Hoover at 90 Receives Honors and Reflections on Freedom
Former President Hoover, aged 90, is described as healthily frail but mentally alert. He attends celebrations at his New York apartment and watches a Yankee Stadium doubleheader while recalling freedoms, race, and his global work from Belgium relief to anti hunger efforts.
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Lepore
Hoover
Yankee Stadium
America
Harry S. Truman
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
J. C. Penney
MacNeill
Milbank
New York
Allan
Herbert Jr
Lou Henry Hoover
Creadent
Greenwich
Pasadena
Rain totals and heat weave through central states
An inch to two and a half inches of rain drenched central areas with Columbia South Carolina tallying nearly 2.50 inches in six hours and Glynco Naval Station 2.45 inches. Tropical Brenda swells winds to 60 mph in the Atlantic while Texas rides heat with Dallas at 101 and Laredo at 104 as Mackenzie Park hosts massive family reunions.
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Columbia
S.C
Glynch Naval Station
Savannah
Alexandria
Barksdale Air Base
Shreveport
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
U.S
Texas
Dalhart
Alpine
Galveston
Lubbock
Amarillo
Dallas
Laredo
Wichita Falls
Mackenzie Park
Johnsons
Johnson
Long
Hill
Perkins
Mercury
Goldwater Critics U S Vietnam Policy. Warns On Armament Gap
Arizona Senator Goldwater, speaking on U S action in North Vietnam, argues the United States must avoid a depleted arsenal by adding new manned bombers and warns against overreliance on public relations. He questions Southeast Asia policy and notes attacks at sea test the strength used to deter aggression.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Goldwater
United States States
Air Force Reserve
Gulf of Tonkin
Arizona
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Fragmentary Field Trip Scene With Cub Scouts
A partial OCR fragment shows a wooded area and a group of Cub Scouts on a field trip on a Friday morning. The text is incomplete and lacks clear who, what, or where details.
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Tered
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Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Democratic Republic of
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North Vietnamese
Nhan Dan
Red Soil
International Control Commission
Au Mae Eas
Kay Barclay
Edgar M. Barclay
Ave
Austin State Hospital
Miss Barclay
Montterey High School
Lake Dallas
G. W. Lightfoot
O’donnell
Dr. Oden
Pti
Tuskegee
Siinley Wavee Ennissi
Michael Lepore
PAG
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