U.N. To Debate Red China Seating And Tibet Policy
The General Assembly agreed to discuss seating Communist China and to consider Tibet rights. The vote on adding the Tibet question was 41 for with 26 opposed and 46 abstentions. Support came from the Philippines El Salvador and Nicaragua, with opposing states including Albania Cambodia and Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
China
Peking
Tibet
Assembly
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Philippines
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Salvador P. Lopez
Behard Shtylla
United States
Asia
Pilot Captured After Tonkin Jet Downing
The Defense Department says Capt. Philip E. Smith, Air Force pilot of an F1M Starfighter, is detained by hostile forces after his plane went down over the Gulf of Tonkin on Sept. 19. A Chinese report claims a downed jet and capture of the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Philip E. Smith
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Hainan
Saigon
Smith
Roadhouse, Tl
New China News Agency
Minister Reports On Character Research Work
The Rev Herman Willams of Second Baptist Church reports on the Character Research Project to the Lubbock Ministers Association. The project, led by Dr Ernest M. Ligon, is used in five Texas churches and focuses on developing Christian character through family and school involvement. A workshop on decision making will be conducted by Dr Waggon and Dr Sally Smith on October 15 16 and 17, with sessions at Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Willams
Second Baptist Church
Lubbock Ministers Association
Central Baptist Church
Texas
Ernest M. Ligon
Union College
Schnectady
Ligon
Williams
Wagon
Sally Smith
Willams
William S Smith
Westminster
Wesisterian Church
the Assocition
Tech Awarded 17000 for Water Research at Texas Tech
Texas Tech's agricultural economics department received a two year contract from the U S Department of Agriculture providing 17000 for research on irrigation water use and farmer responses in the High Plains. Dr Willard F Williams heads the project with Dr James Osborn directing and graduate support included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Agricultural Economics Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Willard F. Wiliams
Tech
James Osborn
High Plains
Texas
Willams
U.S. Dept of Health, Education and Welfare
Herert Grubb
Texas High Plains
Grubb
Playa Lake
Wards Theft Case Not Yet Closed in Fort Worth
Fort Worth district attorney Charles Burts said the 145000 theft at Montgomery Wards in Fort Worth remains unresolved. Paul Posner, 38, labeled the alleged mastermind, was freed on a 3000 bond. Posner, son of a German Jew who fled Nazi Germany, claimed to be Wards manager until recently. ten former employees face charges in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Upihase
Charles Burts
Sai
Montgomery Warde
Paul Posner
Connecan
Floyd County Fair Winners Reported in Lockney Events
Floyd County Fair results highlight sheep judging won by Jones of Lorkney and overall livestock grand champions including Golden Angu s Barn of Aiken and Nanes Jones of Kress. Donnie Bybee led tractor driving, Lockney high school and Cub Scouts notable in youth exhibits, with Red Barn Chemicals and Lockney Farm Supply topping commercial booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Jim
Sheep
Lorkney
Floyd County
Chevy
Lam
Jones
Larkney
Kropp
South Down
ORR
Herrea
Aiken
Nanes Jones
Kress Cow
Patterson
Flovdada Vtytus
Hampshire
Donnie Bybee
Locknes
Phil
Sumer
Dongherty
Red Barn Chemicals of
Lockney Farm Supply
Open House Planned for New Astro Motel 30 Units
The Astro Motel at 501 Ave Q unveils a 30 unit two story facility with TV sets, clock radios, air conditioning, and a pool. Co owners Ted Oz mura and Mrs announce today’s 2 to 5 p m open house. Astro Motels Inc Glendale Calif operates 16 motels with 27 planned. Amarillo three story project and Wilcox Arizona opening noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astro
501
Ave. Q
Ted Ozmura
Astro Motels, Inc
Glendale
Calif
Hunter Construction Co
Lubbock
Astro Motels
Amarillo
Wilcox
Ariz
Dazmara
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson, Ramo, Wooldridge
Four Charged In Felony Cases In Lubbock
Four Lubbock men face felony charges in separate cases filed by the district attorney. Edgar Toliver Jr David Earl Holder and Melvin Davis are charged jointly with felony theft for allegedly cutting up a vehicle owned by Lonnie O Love using a grabbing hoe. Quincey David Brown faces a forged instrument complaint linked to a $27 50 check at a local supermarket with bond set at 1500 by Justice George H McCleskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Toliver Jr
E. Broadway
David Earl Holder
Yucca
Melvin Davis
E. Main St
Apt. B
Lonnie O. Love
Quincey David Brown
Th St
Brown
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Panhandle South Plains BPW Convention Opens With Gift Kits
The Panhandle and South Plains chapters of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs begin a two day meeting at the Holiday Inn Parkway with 200 delegates expected. Gift kits and door prizes are prepared by local clubs and hosted by Brownfield Lubbock Caprock chapters. A reception banquet features Thelma H Jarrett with a speech on Women in a Changing World. The schedule includes a Sunday morning breakfast and a business session with officer elections and site planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock and
Caprock
Business & Professional Women’s Clubs
B&pw
Holiday Inn Parkway
Brownfield
Gladys Hay
Mickey Henry
Leona Roberts
Stella Sawyer
Lee Sanders
Linda Beadle
Betty Moran
Barbara Cro
Thelma H. Jarrett
Marshall
Red Hots
Plainview Club
Jarrett
Texas Federation of Business & Professinal Women's Clubs, Inc
Glasscock
Miss Merita
Shamrock
Theft Of Cash Probed In City
A string of thefts reported to police Friday included the loss of 401 dollars from B F Goodrich Store cash drawer while manager Dan Sparks was away from 2:40 p m. A purse with 6 dollars in cash and cards was taken from a car on 10th Street. An overnight case containing 50 dollars disappeared from El Dorado Motel. A tractor battery was stolen from a parked vehicle on North College. A mirror valued at 75 dollars was removed from a home on 12th Street and four tires were slashed on a car parked on 43rd Street. Brunei natives will be given flu shots free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Dan Sparks
40Th St
B. F. Goodrich
19Th St
Sparks
Mike Littlefield
35Th St
Shirley Barber
el Dorado
Adrian
N. College
Shelley Williams
9Th St
Jim Stell
25Th St
43Rd St
Congress Settles Feed Grains and Cotton Issues
Conferees reached agreement on the feed grains portion of the farm bill and on sale or lease of cotton acreage allotments. Plan B was dropped while parity based support remains. direct payments of 20 cents a bushel for corn may rise with lower price support. Cotton provisions allow intercounty sale or lease with a two-thirds referendum, and protections keep allotments from crossing state lines. Payments on price-support loans may occur before delivery or at the secretary’s discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Aides
Secretarm
Three Plead Guilty In County Court At Law No 2
Three of four defendants appeared before Judge Pat Moore on Friday and pled guilty to misdemeanor offenses. Julian G Ramirez was sentenced to a month in jail for carrying a prohibited weapon. Martha Mae Turner received a $50 fine and costs and a three day jail term for a check law violation. Billy D Page was fined and jailed for driving while intoxicated. June Stricklin was set for trial after pleading innocent to a check law charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moore
Julian G. Ramirez
Tulane St
Martha Mae Turner
Ase Pl
Billy D Page
SYM
Moore
June Stricklin
9Th St
Two Injured In Campus Crash On Texas Tech Campus
Two Lubbock men received minor injuries in a four car crash on the Texas Tech campus. Ernest M. McKenney and William R. Carroll were treated at Methodist Hospital and released. The mishap happened shortly before 6 pm at the St. St. and Boston intersection. Carroll’s car hit parked vehicles owned by Ronald Ellis and Clayton White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Ernest M. McKenney
1815
Ave
William R. Carroll
E. Broadway
Methodist Hospital
Ray Coleman
St. St
Boston Ave
McKenney
Carroll
Woman Driver Earns License On 14th Try
Mary Coates, founder of The National League of Disgruntled Drivers, passed the driving test on her 14th attempt in Gainsborough England. She endured six years of driving with eight instructors logged about 3000 miles on a permit and spent roughly 560 dollars before finally earning a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsborough
Eng
UPI
Mary Coates
National League of
Coates
Ae League
French Academy Reaches G in Dictionary Review
The French Academy, founded in 1635, continues its ongoing review of the French dictionary and has now reached the letter G. It guards the language against modernist influence and external corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Academy
Academy
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U.N
Radhakrishna ,Ramani
Malaysia
Sukich ‘Nimmanheminda
Thailand
Cambodia
Guinea
Albania
Floyd County Fair
Fundy
District Attorney's Office
Kit and
Door Prize
Lubbock and Brownfield Firms
Katie Glasscock
District Nine
Brunei
Bfgoodrich
B.F. Goodrich
Motorola Television Department
Motorola
Arvin Table Radio
Sunbeam Steem Iron
Exch
Congress
Guitar
Rodgers Music CO
Lubbock ‘Music Center 1722
Qreadwey
Rainbow Theatre
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