Soviets Launch Manned Soyuz-1 in Nighttime Orbit
The Soviet Union launched the third generation Soyuz-1 with cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov aboard marking the first manned Soviet flight in over two years. Tass reported a night launch from Baikonur, an 88.6 minute Earth orbit, and that Komarov feels well as Russia aims to close the space gap with the United States.
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Connally shifts to year to year budgeting after logjam
Texas Governor John Connally outlined a year to year budget plan amid a legislative logjam that stalled most of his sweeping 47 proposals. He announced a special session next year to tackle the tax bill and claimed annual sessions could save the state about 50 million dollars. Only three bills of the Connally program had passed to his desk as of Saturday.
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Lubbock Area Rededication Scene Recalled
Local notes recount a rede for the Lubbock area with community events and officials listed. Standing details emphasize civic involvement and regional remembrance.
NASA official to attend tech symposium Friday
NASA's Paul Haney arrives Friday to participate in a technology computer symposium. The page note lists other arts and news items across sections and pages, including a sunken treasure dive and daylight saving time update.
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Illinois and Michigan
Authorities continued to search for casualties after Friday’s tornadoes struck northern Illinois and Michigan. Deaths totaled 52 in Illinois with 798 hospitalizations and 1,500 plus injured in the Midwest, as presidents and governors pledged aid. Oak Lawn and Belvidere faced the most severe damage with multiple fatalities, while Michigan’s Grand Rapids area also reported deaths and injuries.
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Connally defends 1963 and 1965 Texas tax bills
Gov. John Connally argues that the 1963 and 1965 tax bills were necessary to balance budgets and fund programs as Texas grew. He cites exemptions removed from garments and a 22 percent boost in the corporate franchise tax, with cigarette and inheritance taxes also adjusted, though later saying two-year budgeting was flawed.
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Surveyor 3 Finds Firm Moon Ground for Landing Site
NASA indicated Surveyor 3 revealed a stable Ocean of Storms area with no hazards for a future lunar landing. The robot’s beak-like shovel dug 4 to 4.5 inches into wet packed sand like soil, with no cave-in signs and temperatures around 200 F.
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Scholastic League Finals Crown Spearman Meadow Eldorado
Spearman won Conference AA with 80 points ahead of Quanah and others as Meadow and Eldorado captured regional titles in literary events at Texas Tech. Dr. Holmes A Webb estimated about 5 000 attendees. The report notes multiple speech winners and ongoing federal crime proposals on desecration and flag burning.
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Lock your car message spreads at six hubs in Lubbock
A survey at six shopping centers in Lubbock found that many drivers neglect to lock their vehicles. Leaflets urging lock your car were placed on cars at Caprock, Monterey, Redbud, Briercroft, Town and Country, and Family Park centers. The reminder came from local insurance associations and the Lubbock Police Department to reduce thefts, noting six in ten stolen cars were unlocked last year.
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Two Hereford Brothers Drown In Drainage Lake Incident
Brothers Jesse and David Gonzales ages 8 and 11 drowned Saturday while playing near their home in Hereford. Fire crews rescued them from a six foot deep hole in a drainage pool as an automobile collision injuried a rescuer and damaged the unit. Funeral services are set for Monday at the Central Church of Christ with Abel Ortiz officiating.
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Mounting Casualties In Third Day Of Vietnam Fight Near Da Nang
A fierce battle between U S Marines and Communist forces near the Da Nang base enters its third day with rising casualties on both sides. Military spokesmen report at least 96 Communists killed since Friday as helicopters evacuate dead and wounded. Additional reinforcements flow to northern provinces and a special Army task force supports Marines facing multiple divisions.
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