India and China Trade Accusations Over Kashmir
In a public address Prime Minister Shastri states every Asian nation has sovereignty and rejects Chinese claims on Kashmir. He asserts India will not accept Beijing’s interference and Parliament cheers the stance amid rising regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
India
Shastri
China
Kashmir
Pakistan
Thut
New Delhi
Peking
Sikkim
Jawaharlal Nehru
Tibet
Rawalpindi
Sialkot
Indian Kashmir
Crawford Martin Seeks Carr's Old Attorney General Post
Secretary of State Crawford Martin allied with Gov. Connally announced plans to run for state attorney general next year. The move places a moderate Democrat in four top offices bidding in 1965. Carr will seek the U.S. Senate seat. Conally aims for a third term as governor. Filing fees are due by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
John Tower
Preston Smith
New Judge Boedeker Named to Fill Ellis Unexpired Term
The Commis sioners Court appointed Boedeker to fill the unexpired term of Judge Ellis as Ellis resigns to become Judge of the new 137th District Court post. Boedeker, a Baylor graduate who moved to Dickens County in 1939 and was elected judge in 1946, will serve until the next general election in November.
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Ellis
John Connally
137Th District Court
Commisissioners Court
Shaw
Arch Lamb
Boedeker
Les Derrick
Bar
Baylor University
Dickens County
Edis
Boardeker
Wahl
News Gap Feeds Subway Hum of Quiet Breakfast Routines
The city faced a news lull as morning papers vanished and radio summaries of Sunday comics filled the void. Riders traded quiet commutes for substitutes like books and magazines while license shifts allowed vendors to sell small items to stay afloat.
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Subway
New York
Language Mixes and Witty Misstatements Highlight Paper's Jokes
A collection of humorous malapropisms and phrase mangling appears in a newspaper excerpt. Examples include misused terms about energy mustard and polyunsaturated vegetables, with family reactions and interest in Mozart noting his prolific output of over 600 works.
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Mozart
Tennessee State Fair Buildings Hit By Fire
Fire at the Tennessee State Fair grounds in Nashville broke out Monday night amid a crowd of thousands. No injuries were reported as smoke rose above the grand stand. Police cleared spectators and sealed off the area while fire officials investigated a blaze that started in the Women's Building and spread to nearby structures and the grand stand where a free stage attraction drew attendees.
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U.S
Sialkot
Walter P. McConnaughy
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.N
India
McConnaughy
Ayub Khan
Nashville
UPI
San Francisco
California
Frank Quadro
Santa Rosa
Edmund G. Brean
Chiles Valley
Napa County
Austin Creek
Sonoma County
Dystrophy March Set Tonight in Lubbock Campaign
Volunteers are urged to join the Muscular Dystrophy campaign in Lubbock for a 6 30 p m march. Publicity chair Mrs Samuel Kindrick says 1660 volunteers are pledged with 300 more needed. Helpers can pick up a kit at the nearest fire station. Additional marches will be held tonight in Idalou Wolfforth and Shallowater.
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Lubbock
Samuel Kindrick
Publiity
Idalou
Wolfforth
Gemini 8 Space Walk Planned For 100 Minute Earth Orbit
Space agency officials outline Gemini 8 aiming for a space walk lasting about 100 minutes with Scott outside the craft and an upgraded space suit to shield against radiation and micrometeoroids. backup pilot Charles Conrad named for Gemini 8. Richard Gordon Jr. to train as backup copilot. Progression includes Gemini 6 rendezvous and Gemini 7 two ship missions before Armstrong and Scott fly.
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Space
White
Space Agency
Scott
Conrad
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Gordon Cooper
Richard Gordon Jr
Armstrong
Walter Shirra
Thomas Stafford
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Earth
Births Reported In Several Local Hospitals
A list of numerous birth announcements from area families details the birth of boys and girls at Methodist Hospital Lauf Clinic West Texas Hospital and other facilities. We note weights from 3 pounds 6 ounces to 9 pounds 2 ounces and times on Monday or Sunday with fathers employed in farming, trucking, or local businesses.
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Stanley White
A Ave. FP
Methodist Hospital
James Adams
Indiana
Apt
George Laing
Barth
Manuel Ponce
Meadow
Lauf Clinic
Floyd Bridwell
Jessie
Cooper
Aim
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Boyd Smith Automotive Co
Carroll Wayne Penny
Acion
West Texas Hospital
Sunset Motor Co
Franklin Ivy Gunn
Rodolfo Estrada
Petersburg
Mroo
Feenands
Standart Malting Co
Eugenio
Chavartta,Meadow
Raul del Basque
Alfredo Marmeleja
Ida Joy
Lau
Cinic
Barta: Gul Station
Idalow
Margarita Orteza
Oak St
Lauf Che
Sure, Grow Irrigation Co
Mra
Regine Martine
Taboka
W. J. Kalla
New Cotton Spinning Plant Planned for Lubbock at $750000
Plains Textiles and Plains Cotton Growers outline a $750000 project to build a spinning plant in Lubbock with $250000 for building costs and $500000 for land, fixtures, inventory, and working capital. The plant aims to reduce West Coast freight by processing High Plains cotton locally. Officials cite South Plains output of about 2 million bales annually and a 1965 crop forecast of 2,149,000 bales as key factors.
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Lubbock
James Parker
Plains Cotton Growers
Plains Textiles
United States
West Coast
High Plains
U.S
South Plains
Forkner
Plains Textiles Plant to Open in Lubbock Texas
A 33 000 square foot Plains Textiles mill will be built in Lubbock to produce No 8 single strand yarn for knitted sweatshirts and baby blankets. H C Lewis of Lubbock is general contractor, Hill C Eppes Architects of Austin designed it, and Plains officials cite abundant local cotton as a key factor.
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South Plains
Forkner
H. C. Lewis
Lubbock
Hill C. Eppes
Austin
Wilson
Plains Textiles
Jack Goodwin
Virgil Ison
Idalou
Reuben T. Lambert
Earl B. Hobbs
L. L. Weinkel
Graham Holmes
Virgil Travis
Carl Golden
Brownfield
Plains Cotton
Tennessee
Dallas
Gonzales
Tex
Pennsylvania
West Point-Pepperell
Charles P
Arrowhead
Roy Whitt
Textile Research Laboratory
Texas Tech
32Nd St
Attorneys say Texas Criminal Code unclear in pretrial coverage
State officials warned that the revised Texas Criminal Code with over 200 changes creates uncertainty for pretrial news coverage and juror impartiality. Atty. Gen. Lonny F Zchener and Waggoner Carr urged training while outlining new search warrant fact finding hearings and procedural nuances.
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Ernest Stromberger
Austin Jap
Sid
Texas
Remnane
Lonny F Zchener
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Siminar
Waco
Tyler
Atty
Howard Fender
Expensive Earrings Theft Reported in City
A string of thefts and vandalism were reported to city police on Monday. Items stolen include a two-earring set worth 180 dollars from Mrs. Phil Simpson and cameras cash and two credit cards from the Girl Scout House at 2600 Ave P.
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Girl Scout House
Phil Simpson
Ave. P
Lubbock
Ave. M
Youngisters
Bill Whitsitt
5Th St
Parkis
19Th St
Ave. V
Helen Kenbrick
Bayslor St
Kenbrick
Martin Davidson
43Rd St
Martin
N. College
Mexico Calls World Disarmament Conference At UN
Mexico urges a universal disarmament conference with no nation barred. Foreign Undersecretary Alfonso Garica Robles presented the idea as he left for the United Nations General Assembly, stressing that any program must include all countries regardless of ideology.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Foreign Office
Alfonso Garica Robles
Ballet Nations General Assembly
West Texas Floods, Deaths Hit Hard After Week of Rain
Weather across the High Plains brought numerous showers and severe storms. Four deaths in West Texas were blamed on the weather including a San Antonio family car crash near Big Spring. Crops and livestock suffered heavy losses with Paducah water four feet deep in the city park. Oklahoma also faced flooding and tornado warnings as highways reopened.
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Texas
San Antonio
Big Spring
Hardeman
Foard
Paducah
First Methodist
Oklahoma
U.S
Altus
Okla
Vernon
Tex
Red River
Car Crash Kills Family Of Seven In Quebec
A family of seven died in a Sunday night car crash in St Antoine Loteiniere Quebec. The deceased include Camille Ferland his wife Madeleine their four children Pierre nine Marielle six Andre three and Rene two along with Madeleine's 70 year old father Arthur Lapierre.
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ST. Antoine Loteiniere
Que
Camille Ferland
Madeleine
Pierre
Marielle
Andre
Rene
Ferland
Arthur Lapierre
Bible Society Seeks 10 Million in Gifts
The American Bible Society aims to raise 10 million dollars to boost Bible distribution to a record 75 million copies annually and fund a new Bible House in New York City. Six million dollars would go to distribution and four million to the building project.
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Bible Society
New York
UPI
American Bible Society
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