Retired couple plans more travel after extensive touring
Mr and Mrs Hugh Davis of Levelland Hockley County roam the United States and beyond. They sold groceries in Levelland, moved, and since 1966 have travelled extensively visiting every state, Canada, Mexico and Europe. They plan further trips focusing on sightseeing and revisits.
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Demos Show Narrow Support for Connally Fourth Term
An AFL-CIO poll of 510 Texans finds 14 percent in favor and 18 percent opposed to a fourth term for Gov. John Connally. About 34 percent plan to vote in 1967, with 38 percent undecided or having no opinion, while reasons for and against a term were explored.
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Morse Birthday Observance Expands Telegraph Network Reach
Veterans and Westem Union staff in Lubbock organize Morse birthday events linking key and sounder units to a nationwide coast to coast network. Operators demonstrate bug devices to speed code transmission while noting typical speeds around 40 words per minute. The Santa Fe rail division relies on Morse mainly for emergencies, with 35,000 monthly Western Union communications in Lubbock.
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Davis couple share travels and civic life in Levelland
The Davises recount trips to Europe and Mexico City and their ties to Levelland community. Mrs. Davis holds a lifetime judge certificate and chairs local clubs while Mr. Davis manages farming and real estate interests. They plan future travels and attend a western themed event with rodeo officials and local bands.
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Governor Signs Bills Into Law
Governor John Connally signed several measures in Austin on Friday. The actions include creating Lynn County Hospital District, abolishing the county board of school trustees and the office of county school superintendent, transferring duties and records, approving purchase of a residence for the president of Texas Tech.
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Eagle Scouts Named Across Districts in Texas Honors
From page one a list of new Eagle Scouts includes Richard D. Davis and Robert D. Davis of Longhorn District Lub bock along with Les N. C. Hill Jr. Donald McClendon and others. Additional honorees hail from Arrowhead Kirbey Kelley Earth Quanah Parker and George White districts with names like Alan L. Graham Jack W. Leftwich Bob D. Mann Rusty McInturff and more across Lubbock Hale Center Brownfield and Lamesa.
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Lamesa
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Revival Services Begin at New Home Methodist Church
Revival at New Home Methodist Church starts Sunday and continues through April 20 with Rev. Max Browning of Wilson Methodist Church as preacher. Browning serves on the Northwest Texas Conference Board of Evangelism and has pastored in Georgia and Abilene District. Singing led by R. Phiter Sr. Services are Sundays at 7:30 am and 9:45 am weekdays. Pastor Joe B. Allen.
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Rubber Workers Strike Pact Talks In Rubber Plants
Akron AP reports over 50,000 United Rubber Workers in 36 cities engaged in wage and benefit talks with Goodyear, Firestone, B F Goodrich, and Uniroyal. Bommarito leads URW seeking full employment earnings program and substantial wage gains amid desegregation pressures and urban unrest.
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Major auto tire plants hit by widespread strikes
A UAW spokesman described the action as insurance like, with 11 Firestone plants employing 17 585 workers, nine Goodrich plants with 10 930 workers, and 16 Uniroyal plants totaling 21 670 staff. This marks the largest strike since 1959. Negotiations with the struck companies are set to resume at 10 AM Wednesday.
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Desalting Sea Water Highlighted by Humphrey Expert
Prof. Harrison Brown of Caltech warned that world population could double by 2000 and famine would spread unless food output rises. He said the average person in developing nations has less to eat than a decade ago and that without outside aid the poorer countries face famine, pestilence, and potential upheaval with global consequences.
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California Institute of Technology
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Johnsons Texas trip shortened for Adenauer funeral
Vice President Humphrey cuts Texas visit from two days to about 10 hours due to President Johnson attending Adenauer's funeral. He will not visit Freeport or Galveston. Dr Edwin Wink will tour facilities in those cities. Hughes arrives Austin 11 20 a m Monday to address the Texas Legislature.
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X-Ray Technicians Meet in Venice Closes
The 37th annual meeting of the Texas Society of X-ray Technicians in Venice ends today with a banquet and elections. Flooding in Venice disrupted events as the high tide breached parts of the city, though the flood was less severe than last November and over 280 people were evacuated.
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Baptist Group Heads to Waco for State Finals
The Lubbock Baptist Association sends five members to the state finals in Waco for the Young People's Speakers Tournament and Bible Sword Drill. Julian Simpson Don Thigpen Drenna Adkins Brenda Privett Jimmie Wilson represent Oakwood and First Baptist Churches in Lubbock.
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