Drys Challenge Absentee Ballots In Precinct 2
An amended petition in 137th District Court challenges the Precinct 2 wet-dry election. It alleges absentee polling at Slaton lacked proper appointment and affidavits, contests 190 residence votes, and cites possible influence on election results. Plaintiffs include James F. Davis Jr and others aligned with the Drys of Justice Precinct 2.
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City Council Votes Ambulance Licensing Ordinance
Council approves first reading of a ordinance regulating ambulance service and licensing firms operating emergency vehicles. Action also includes upholding zoning recommendations, elevating one commercial zone, accepting low bid from California firm for riot guns, and a 60 day trial to remove a controversial traffic sign.
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Dub) Rogers, Jr
Lions convention opens in Lamesa with full schedule
The Lamesa Lions Club hosts a district convention today and features a full schedule of activities across pages. A separate city report notes Daylight Saving Time begins early Sunday morning. In related items, the Wildlife Commission faces accusations of substituting its policy for state law, and a licensing discussion on ambulance services unfolds in Lubbock.
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Viet Cong Slashes Marines Near DMZ In Heavy Attacks
UPI reports North Vietnamese forces killed or wounded more than 125 U.S. Marines in nocturnal and dawn barrages south of the DMZ. Five bases, Gio Linh, Dong Ha, Phu Bai, and Deng Ha, suffered artillery and rocket strikes. three helicopters and four jets were downed in Hanoi Haiphong raids.
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Randy Harvey Wins Carrier of the Year at RAspy Banquet
Randy Harvey a 16 year old son of Dr and Mrs Clark Harvey 5119 40th was named Carrier of the Year at the Ninth Annual Star Carrier and Carrier of the Year banquet by The Avalanche Journal The event drew about 140 carriers and parents at the Pioneer Hotel Harvey received an engraved trophy a wrist watch and a 200 dollar U S Savings Bond His mother received an orchid Wayne Henry of Auburn was runnerup and won a 500 dollar Savings Bond Harvey is a Coronado High School sophomore who said he aspired to win since his first banquet
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Today’s Prayer Our Father and mental discipline
A devotional note reflecting on remembrance and discipline in thought. It cites divine design of minds and divine judgment of efforts, expressing reverence and plea for guidance. The language evokes a spiritual reflection on mind, will, and moral accountability.
UT Regent Frank Erwin Jr. rebuffed on petitions for resignation
University of Texas students from the Freedom Movement and Students for a Democratic Society circulated petitions calling for Frank Erwin Jr. to resign as UT regent or as Democratic national committeeman. Erwin said he has no intention to step down, noting he was not appointed by SDS members and cannot be removed by them. The group gathered over 500 signatures in two hours, citing conflicts of interest with his leadership of the state university system.
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Cosmos 156 launched after Soyuz 1 tragedy
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 156 in the unmanned earth satellite series. Tass noted this first space shot since the Soyuz 1 crash that killed cosmonaut Vladimir M. Komarov, with Cosmos 156’s orbit differing from Soyuz 1’s 8.6 minute, 139.2 to 124.9 mile range.
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Tornadoes Missed But Downtrodden Valley Faces Damage
A fading cool front spawned two possible tornadoes, hail and strong winds that damaged buildings and felled trees in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Roads were blocked by rising streams as communications were interrupted for hours.
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Texas lawmakers push crime code overhaul to aid prosecutors
The Texas House passed a sweeping criminal code revision 147 to 0 aimed at addressing police and prosecutor concerns about the 1965 code. A key divide centered on permitting oral confessions with safeguards, while the Senate contemplates its own version and a conference committee will reconcile differences.
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Two Nabbed In Wave Of Robberies In Lubbock
Police charged Billy Charles Woods and Walter Riley Shed with assault with intent to rob and robbery by firearms in a spree of armed robberies. Victims identified them after a 24 hour investigation by detective and juvenile divisions. Bonds were set at 7000 each and both men remain held in the city jail as more charges are pursued.
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Foreman speaks here at Lubbock dance event
Percy Foreman of Houston, famed criminal defense lawyer, addressed about 350 attendees at the third annual Doctor-Lawyer dance in Lubbock. He praised the 1965 Code of Criminal Procedure amendments and argued the changes mirror federal rights since 1791, contending there is no new law.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Houston
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Harris County
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Weather Map Forecast for Lubbock and Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness this morning with partly cloudy skies, warm and windy today and tonight. Highs near 70s, low 50s tonight, southerly winds 15 to 30 mph with blowing dust this afternoon. Humidity, and precipitation data unreadable in the fragment.
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