Bond Proposal for Lubbock City Growth Hereafter
The City of Lubbock proposes a bond issue totaling 15.668 million dollars to fund nine essential projects over five years. The plan follows citizen study and favors revenue bonds with strong local support, aiming for broad public adoption at the polls within six to eight weeks.
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Lubbock
City Commission
Oye
Tabhack
Wsithent Pat
Hawland
Cite Commission
Utte Thonestey
Tathbock
Commission
Body power taps tease future medical devices
In a Philadelphia area lab a live rat powered a small radio transistor for eight hours, suggesting the human body could someday supply energy to keep failing organs functioning. Electrolyte fluids in the body enable electricity between dissimilar metals, a principle now usable with low power transistors. The work, though early, hints at benefits for medical technology and longevity research.
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Philadelphia
Meen
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Interior Masthead August 3 1963
The page presents the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead with publication details, pricing, and pledge text. It notes the paper is a Democratic weekday edition, affiliated with AP and UP, and lists subscription rates for different delivery options in Lubbock and outside.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty Chas
A. Guy
Military shaping Hawaii since Pearl Harbor era
Visitor notes Hawaii’s military dominance outpacing sugar and tourism. The Pearl Harbor attack reshaped defense, with battleship Arizona memorializing crews from December 7, 1911, while modern detection devices could have saved lives, and rapid changes over two decades altered the landscape of defense and society.
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Pearl Harbor
Pearl
Arizona
How One Man Advanced In Wall Street Calculations
A NY luncheon introduces a 29 year old who becomes trusted by old Wall Street hands through puzzle cleverness. He explains how quiet timing and deliberate restraint build influence, trust, and potential growth of client wealth.
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York
N.Y
New York
Wall Street
Finance
Goldwater Bid Faces Liberal and Moderate Challenge
The piece outlines Barry Goldwater's rising profile within the Republican Party and the intensified effort by liberals and moderates to stop him. It compares the current opposition to Goldwater with the 1960 Kennedy battle and notes governors Rockefeller Romney Scranton and Eisenhower's mixed stance as they weigh potential bids.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Tully Goldwater
Arizona
Miami
Jfk
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Truman
Lyndon BR. Johnson
Adlaid Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hubert Flumphrey
Stuart Symington
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Rockefeller
Romney
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Kor Goldwater
Scranton
Los Angeles
Quiet man faces trouble when silence harms him
A reflecting line notes that seldom does a man get into trouble by keeping his mouth closed, implying silence can lead to unforeseen consequences and self harm.
Summer Heat Hits Three-Year High Across West Texas
Memory Lane reports 105 degrees at the state experimental sub-station east of Lubbock and 109 degrees at West Texas Gas Company from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Don Jones, superintendent, notes the record. Selective Service authorizes local draft boards to call pre-Pearl Harbor fathers after Oct 1 to meet monthly quotas. estimates suggest about 300,000 fathers with children born before Sept 15 and not in deferrable work could be inducted this year.
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Lubbock
Don Jones
West Texas Gas Company
Washington
Current Prize Fight Setup Sad Commentary for U S
Richard Starnes argues that Cassius Clay faces Sonny Liston in a rigged spectacle likely to humiliate Patterson again. He mocks promoters as predatory, calls Liston untested, and condemns the rematch as organized squalor despite Clay's market value and potential riches.
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Cassius Clay
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Liston
Sparticus
Firefighters Claim World’s Best Manpower in Lorain Area
Black River Township volunteers boast the best equipped fire department with four engines and 26 men for seven residents. Fireman Clarence Geisel spoke at a four day conven tion for 440 communities claiming Lorain annexation will not challenge their pride and authority. He asserts no rival has disputed their claim.
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Lorain
Ohio
UPI
Black River Township
Clarence Geisel
Black River
Geisel
Czechoslovakia backs Moscow against China on test ban
Communist Czechoslovakia aligned with Moscow and condemned the Chinese rejection of the partial nuclear test ban pact in a CTK report. The official Czechoslovak news agency outlined Prague's stance.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
CTK
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Considine
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Park Avenue
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U.S. Air Force
Army Air Corps
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Mac
Buddy
Scofield
Southeast Asia
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Air National Guard
Seato
Thailand
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Federal Aviation Administration
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Is Wiener
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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France
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U.S
Richard Starnes
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