Early Warning Vessels Seen in Eye Blood Vessels
Dr. Frank A. Elliott, at the American College of Physicians meeting, described sausage and pea shaped bulges in retinal vessels and swelling or leakage signaling early arterial changes linked to strokes. He noted signs observed in men in their 20s and cautioned that proving the system will work requires years, though it appears promising as an early warning.
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Tae Anoonad
Boston
Frank A. Elliott
Elliott
The
New Philadelphia
American College of Physicians
New Mayors Named Heavy Vote Polled In Area Elections
In the South Plains, Midland and Odessa elected new mayors as tallies topped records. Edwin H. Magruder Jr. defeated Louis Anderson 5,467 to 2,399 in Midland. James C. Reese beat E. P. Rainosek in Odessa 7,178 to 1,39. The twin cities led a 14-town vote total of 20,530 across the region. Other results included incumbents ousted in Levelland and Ropesville write-ins, with Lamesa reelecting Wendell Strahan and Plainview Mayor Hood winning easily. Meadow produced a write-in mayoral victory for T. Eu Verner. See AREA RACES Page 10.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Midland
Odessa
South Pi
Edwin H.magruder Jr
Louis
Andy) Anderson
H. C. Avery Jr
James C
Im) Reese
E. P
Jack) Rainosek
Reese
Rainosek
Preston J. Parker
Permian Basin
Levelland
Gilbert Sanchez
Frank Bartley
Wade McDaniell
Eldon Morris
R. J. Redman
Buford Moore
Ropesville
Lamesa
Wendell S. Strahan
Donald E. Bryant
Bernie Holt
Plainview
M. B. Hood l
Meadow
T. EU Verner
Lubbock hurler throws no-hitter against Estacado
Partial text notes a Lubbock High pitcher tossing a no-hitter against Estacado. Other items mention a Community Ambassador entry deadline extended to April 15, political notes on presidential nominees, LBJ term remarks, and various page references across the edition.
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Lubbock
Area
Lubbock High
Estacado
Sec
Nixon Wins GOP Race Going Away
Milwaukee AP dispatch notes Eugene J. McCarthy won Wisconsin's Democratic primary with 55 percent of the vote, defeating Johnson. Nixon led Republicans with 80 percent as Reagan and Stassen trailed. McCarthy predicted 55 percent overall, lamented Johnson’s exit, and suggested GOP crossovers helped Nixon. See McCARTHY Page 10.
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Jack Bell
Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Mini
Johnson
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Harold E. Stassen
Johnsons
Reagan
Nixon
Stassen
Minnesota
New York
Prayer Quote on Unity and Salvation
A reader submits a reflective line urging that people and nations cannot be saved in sections. It notes that the law unifying nature will always thwart partial measures. The fragment captures a call for holistic thinking beyond divisions.
Cotton Exports Urged At Tex Cotton Ginners Meet
Duane Howell urged stronger export support at the 14th annual Tex Cotton Ginners Association meeting. Roy B. Davis praised roberts of 4-H Cotton producers while Roger of the Halfway Community 4-H Club described three-year demonstrations. Milwaukee mayor Henry Maler used National Guard to restore order after a racial riot, declaring the city calm after a tense period.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Roger
South Plains
Pinkerton
Tex
H. D. Pinkerton
Plaine
Cotton Ginners Association
Morrison
Roy B. Davis
Lubbock
Texas
National’Cotton
NCC
Nnlwork
Washington
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry W. Maler
National Guard
Hale County
U. S
Davis
Mater
United City
Sao
M. Wl
Ore
E. L
Gene) Morrison
Yas
Pulsars Studied By Dual Radio Telescopes Plan
Government scientist Dr. Kenneth Kellermann proposed a two-telescope test to study four pulsars. Telecopes at Arecibo Puerto Rico and Green Bank would synchronize via atomic clock to observe the distant sources, aiming to reveal size and nature of these mysterious signals. The plan marks a shift from single-telescope studies.
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Charlottesville
Kenneth Kellerman
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Green Bank
W. Va
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican
Arecibo
Kellermann
Great Britain
United States
Selon
Yarborough Attacks Connally as Favorite Son Move
Texas political turmoil heats up as Governor Connally is named a favorite son presidential candidate by the state Democratic committee. Yarborough denounces the action in Dallas while Connally modestly accepts the label in San Antonio. London gold prices drift as United States race lines shift toward Humphrey and Kennedy with ongoing party maneuvering.
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Texas Democratic Executive Committee
John Connally
Will Davis
Frank Erwin
Texas
Center
John Peace
Connally
Austin
Ralph Yarborough
Democratic Party
Yarborough
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
San Antonio
Washington
Johannesburg
South Afri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
D-Ny
London
Hum
Europe
Democratic Committee
Mb. Johnson
Texas Research League Sees New Tax Need
The Texas Research League projects 123 to 130 million dollars in new taxes may be required to finance the fiscal year state budget starting September 1. The amount hinges on whether the Legislative Budget Board spending bill or Gov. Connally's recommended budget passes.
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Austin
Texas Research League
Legislative Budget Board
John Connally
Ler
Robert S. Calvert
League
Texas
Connally
Guv. Connally
Twisters Hit In Panhandle and South Plains Texas
A Pacific cold front swept through the Panhandle and South Plains of Texas on Tuesday spawning two isolated tornadoes. Heavy rain and damaging winds followed with widespread blowing dust across a wide area.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Aide Area
Tornado damages Catholic church complex near Panhandle Texas
A twister damaged roofs walls and windows at St Theresa's Catholic Church and St Anne's Home for the Aged in Panhandle Texas with no injuries reported. A second tornado near Turkey Hall County caused no damage. Tornado activity also reported around Plainview Silverton Hale Center Quitna and Wolfforth as U S bombers strike Thanh Hoa area beyond the DMZ in Vietnam with carrier planes active in Gulf of Tonkin.
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Panhandle
Texas Panhandle
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
St. Anne's Home For
Weather Bureau
Turkey
Hall County
Highway Patrol
Plainview
South Plains
Silverton
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Quitn Johnson
Hale Center
North Vietnam
Center
Wolfforth
U.S. Command
Indi
Thanh Hoa
Dmz
20Th Parallel
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S. Planes Near Hanoi Area Reported
U S planes ranged near Hanoi amid a wide tornado watch stretched across the Plains and Panhandle from Lubbock to Dodge City as 36 Texas counties were included. Weather forecasts warned of cooler temperatures and northerly winds up to 40 mph with no moisture expected. The story also notes a Navy air raid near Bai Thuong airfield and ends with Baytown rejecting a one percent sales tax by a decisive vote.
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Plains- Panhandle
Lubbock
Dodger City
Kan
Texas
Weather Bureau
U. S
Mercury
Dam
Tom
Paso
Houston
Amanito
Bae Bel City
Slovis Deaver
Senate backs surtax and spending measure in Easter bill
The Senate approved a 10 percent income tax surtax and a $6 billion federal spending cut as part of an Easter basket bill packed with tax provisions. The 57 to 31 vote advances the measure to a House conference. House doubts of revenue origin powers remain, but support could aid eventual action.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
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