Lawmakers split on voting-age change and loan rules
House members rejected a plan to lower the voting age to 19, tied to party gains, while advancing a loan regulation bill with a House Grandfather Clause differing from the Senate version. The loan bill sets up to 1,500 dollar loans, 10 percent interest, and limits on chain size. the grandfather provision shields pre January 8, 1963 firms from new restrictions.
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Garth Jones Astin
House A
Texas
Rep
W. L
Red) Berry
San Antonio
House Banks and Banking Committee
Senate
House
Berry
David Crews
Conroe
Texas Weather Sees Showers Amid Storms South to Kentucky
A wintry blast from Canada dumps snow up to five inches in the upper Midwest and spurs tornado alerts in the East. Texas reports scattered showers from Lufkin to San Antonio as a cold front passes, with highs near 97 in Laredo and cool air in the Panhandle. Frisco, near Dallas, cleans up after a Monday night tornado causing about 200000 dollars in damage. other towns report hail and damaged structures. Freeze warnings stretch across Ohio to Kentucky with ongoing cold in Minnesota Wisconsin and the Great Plains reaching Kansas.
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Canadian Prairies
Midwest
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Lufkin
San Antonio
Panhandle
South Plains
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Mercury
Laredo
Frisco
Collins County
Dallas
McGregor
McLennan
College Station
Waco
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Plains
Kansas
Staten Island Fire Tour Under Helicopter Scrutiny
Mayor Robert F. Wagner tour of Staten Island after brush fires and storm damage described the scene as severe. Fire crews battled spread along the coast with dampened conditions and snow in some areas, while Eastern states reported widespread fire threats and property losses.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
Staten Island
Ocean
Atlantic
Seaboard
New Jersey
Jury Frees Relief Critic Of Bribe Charge In Newburgh Case
Joseph Mitchell, Newburgh City Manager and national critic of welfare handouts, is acquitted of bribery in a $20 000 rezoning plot. Co defendant Lawrence DeMasi, a New Jersey real estate operator, is also acquitted but rearrested on grand larceny charges tied to the same alleged payoff.
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Tes Prees
York
Newburgh
Mgr
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
Hudson River Valley
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
State Supreme Court
Criminal Courts
Man
Hattan
Lawrence DeMasi
New Jersey
DeMasi
Manhattan
Speed Limit Bill Backed by Local Traffic Council
A Lubbock Citizens' Traffic Council committee endorsed a 70 mph speed limit bill now pending in Austin in a split 11 to 7 vote. The panel named seven members to study related legislation and report back, with H.R. 50 cited as near final passage.
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Lubbock
Terry Condrey
Harold Spears
Dave Fawcett
James Cranberry
James Walker
Elmer Herbert
W. E.medlock
CTC
Walt Lindsey
Texas See
Postal Service Cuts in 68 Cities Amid Budget Clash
The Post Office Department orders new hiring and overtime curbs in 68 largest offices to meet congressional budget cuts. Some lawmakers support savings, others seek alternate economies. Day warns the restrictions may spread if Congress does not provide needed funds.
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Ashington
Post Office Department
Congress
J. Edward Day
House
Charlies A. Halleck
Indiana
Sauid Day
Arthur Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Summerfield
Asm
Frederick C. Belen
Department
Bureau of Operations
Mwo
Belen
Day
Largest Polaris sub joins U S Navy in Connecticut
Lafayette the 7,000 ton 425 foot Polaris missile firing submarine joins the U S Navy as America's 28th nuclear vessel. Commissioning occurred in drizzle near Roton Connecticut with Mrs Kennedy in attendance. The Lafayette leads a 2,500 mile missile capable class and follows sister ship Daniel Webster nearby.
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U.S
Roton
Conn
Lafayette
Uncle Sam
Navy
America
John F. Kennedy
Triton
Firet
Ciasa
Daniel Webster
Portsmouth
N. H., Naval Shipyard
News Under Your ROROSCOPE and Page Sections
A catalog-like listing maps various newspaper sections including editorials columns women’s news sports highlights market reports radio and TV programs and a comic dictionary. It outlines page ranges and topic areas without specific events or people.
Postal Service Faces Staff Shortages For Cutting Service
A statement from Beren signals personnel pinch may force reductions in mail and service levels. Officials warn staffing gaps could impact delivery schedules and customer support across regions.
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Beren
Russian roadblock to Laos peace bid sparks fresh fighting
The United States rejected Soviet charges that it aids Lao factions after a joint British Soviet statement stalled. In Laos, Gen Kong Le’s forces drove back Pathet Lao units at Tha Thom and shelled Xieng Khouang as fears of civil war rise. Britain rejected Moscow’s bid to accuse Washington and discussions continued with Harriman, Macmillan, and Home.
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Frome Avatenchs
Carnal News Servtesa
United States
Laos
State Department
Lincoln White
Britain
Soviet Union
Far Eastern
U.S
Moscow
Vientiane
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Tha Thom
Xieng Khouang
London
Lord Home
Home
W. Averell Harriman
Harold Macmillan
Harriman
White
Hee
Prayer to God and Neighbor in Lubbock Reader
A personal prayer from a Lubbock Reader expresses devotion to God and love for neighbor. The writer seeks forgiveness for injuries caused and asks for pardon from those harmed, emphasizing wholehearted faith and compassion.
Von Braun cites moon shot data amid Soviet power boost
At a news conference during the 2nd Manned Space Flight meeting Werner von Braun warned the Soviets may have strengthened their upper rocket stage while noting a nuclear powered first stage is unlikely soon. NASA official John W. Stone described ongoing studies of giant rockets for planetary and lunar missions including concepts named Rama and Renova with huge oxygen tanks and stadium sized bases.
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Ise
Press Inten
Werner von Breun
von Braun
Cape Canaveral
John W. Stone
NASA
Renova
Church Is Given Okay By Zoning Board Approval
The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a request to locate a church at 18th Street and Slide Road amid residential-area opposition. The American Luther Church won a second effort to establish a mission in West Lubbock despite earlier denials and deed restriction concerns. A Northwest corner site at 18th and Little Board was continued for study, with traffic and zoning objections noted but not deemed sufficient to block the church's conditional use.
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Vauguen Bendriez
Avelanche-Journal
18Th St
Zoning Board of Adjustment
American Luther Church
Weat Lubbock
Slide Road
Pic Oo
Arnold Maeker
Metcalf
Weather Map Page 9 A Forecast and Winds
The forecast notes temperatures reaching the low forties and fifties with light to moderate southerly and southwesterly winds. The page lists sunrise and sunset times and mentions a main weather feature ending at midnight tonight.
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Isis
Campus
Berlin
Fensterrartremens Berlin
Cyrus R. Vancear
West Berlin
DeMass
Avatenche-Journal Station
U.S. Navy
Charles D. Griffin
Thresher
Comic Dictionary
Mage Recket
Florida
National Aeronautics and End Astronautics
Hee Church
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