GOP Gains On Peace and Prosperity Issues
The American Institute of Public Opinion reports that for the first time since 1961 the GOP leads the Democrats as the party more likely to keep the nation out of a third world war. The GOP also gains on prosperity as a key campaign issue ahead of national elections in twelve weeks.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
GOP
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Prosperity
U.S
Party of Peace
Barry Goldwater
North
Viet Nam
United States
Miller Nomination Sealed for 18th Congressional Seat
Amarillo district party meeting names Miller as the new 18th Congressional nominee after a rolling vote. Miller, a Borger native and Amarillo district attorney since 1963, pledged to unite behind the party and faces Price in the general election.
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Miller
Borger Brown
18Th
Berger
Amarillo
Congress
Price
Rogers
Davis
Police describe second holdup at local company in eight months
An unmasked white gunman robbed a local office of about 300 dollars a few minutes before closing. A few hours later a woman believed to be the same bandit robbed the Safeway at 34th Street and Avenue Q, both cases unsolved. The suspect stood about six feet tall, 170 to 175 pounds, light complexion, wore a sport shirt and brown slacks, and acted cool during the crime.
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Safeway
34Th St
Ave. Q
Bradley
Poor Handwriting Costs U.S. Businesses
Washington reports that bad handwriting costs American business an estimated 70 million dollars annually. The National Geographic Society highlights how scrawled bills orders tickets invoices and checks cause costly confusion waste and delays.
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Washington
UPI
National Geographic Society
National Geographic
Japan Proposes 6000 Mile Railway Across Asia
Tokyo AP report notes Japanese lawmakers and industrialists back a 6000 mile rail route from Istanbul to Saigon passing through 10 nations. A survey team will visit South Viet Nam Thailand and Burma next year. Yoshiteru Tamura estimates 20 years to build with a $10 billion cost shared by developed nations.
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Tokyo
Istanbul
Saigon
Viet Nam
Thailand
Burma
Yoshiteru Tamura
Japan Land Development Research Institute
Japan
Cambodia
Bhutan
Pakistan
India
Iran
Iraq
Births Report From Local Hospitals
Congratulations to numerous families on the birth of sons and daughters at Methodist and Highland Hospitals and Lauf Clinic. Parents include Arthur Sweney a Texas Tech professor, Kal Segrest an instructor at Texas Tech, and others with occupations at Guiberson Co, Growers Seed Association, Cloverlake Dairy, and Pioneer Natural Gas.
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Arthur Sweney
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
Kal Segrest
Bobby G. Redd
Elgin St
Levelland
Guiberson , Co
Clayton Harvey
W.rth
Highland Hospital
The
Square D Co
Wesson
Greaves
47Th
West Texas Hospital
Growers Seed Association
Joe R. Trammell
Borskine Road
Cloverlake Dairy
Nathan. Bennett
Ave. N
Pioneer Natural Gas
U S Troops Beat Back Ambushes in Viet Nam Battles
Communist forces ambushed two U S Army companies in South Viet Nam. The larger clash near the Central Highlands left heavy casualties for the North Vietnamese, with U S Cavalrymen counting 70 bodies and up to 100 possibly slain. A second ambush 40 miles north of Saigon incurred light U S losses. An allied helicopter rescued a U S pilot after a long escape, and two Chinook crashes caused one injury.
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Saigon
UPI
South
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
North
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Tan Son Nhut
Bank holdup targets Dallas area bank amid chaotic scene
About 20 people including five children were inside when the masked gunman demanded entry and threatened customers. The assailant, 5 foot 9, 170 pounds with a J B tattoo, grabbed a paper sack of cash as witnesses described a failed theft when the sack bottom spilled out. Nearby observers recalled the tension as the robber urged patrons to line up. In a separate incident a 24 year old man in Austin threatened a teller after a refused $5 check, disarmed by police with an unloaded revolver found.
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Cole
Nachman
Dallas
Chicago
Austin
Shreveport
DeBakey Team Implants Artificial Heart Device in Woman
Surgeons led by Dr. Michael DeBakey at Methodist Hospital inserted a left ventricular bypass pump in a 37 year old woman from Mexico. The four hour operation followed valve repairs and the patient was in intensive care advancing satisfactorily.
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Bowen
DeBakey
Middle Income Borrowers Use Pawnbrokers Says Bureau
The New York Pawnbrokers Information Bureau reports most pawnbroker borrowers are middle income or professional. Examples include a house wife with overspending, a company executive needing funds for a client, and a wealthy matron seeking cash and a safe place for valuables before travel.
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New York
UPI
Crosby PCG Men Elect Directors at Monday Meeting
Crosby County Plains Cotton Growers elected two directors Don Anderson of Crosbyton was reelected producer director and John Brown of Citizens National Bank named as the businessman's director. Ed Dean announced hearings for a funds collection referendum on cotton research and promotion with dates in Memphis Dallas Phoenix and Atlanta. Rankin spoke on CPI research projects including cotton wilt and instrument classing developments.
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Loreno
Crosby County Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
John Brown
Citizens National Bank
Ed Dean
PCG
Field Service and Labor Relations
Joe Rankin
Cotton Producers Institute
Dean
Orville Freeman
Memphis
Tenn
Dallas
Phoenix
Ariz
Atlanta
Technology to Spark Uranium Comeback
Harris, Upham & Co. says uranium is reviving as a practical energy source. New tech makes nuclear power economical and may raise demand to match existing supplies. Copenhagen reports Danish food wholesalers seek price ceilings.
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New York
UPI
Harris, Upham &Co
Harris, Upham
Copenhagen
Highway chiefs discuss neglected Texas roads and needs
Wichita Mayor R C Rancier and Oklahoma City official leaders urge the Texas Highway Commission to address neglect in the vast, growing area. They stress that improvements could boost tourism and industry and note defense needs. Lubbock hosts as ECPC HQ with regional officials attending.
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Cites
Texas Highway Commission
Texas
Commission
Guy Keith
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Highway Commission
Lubbock
Bob Burr
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
C of C
Lubbock Chamber _ of Commerce
EPOC
George Gilkerson
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Bailey Turnpike
Oklahoma City
George H. Shirk
el Paso
Fred Hervey
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Miles
Wichita Falls
Clay Underwood
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Jim Harwell
D. C. Bailey
City Mer
Jack Davis
John Roark
Lloyd Waggener
George McClesky
John Logan
City
Mgr
Bill Pitstick
Sam Wahl
City Mgr
Dan Petty
Harry Tower
Showers Bring Half Inch Rain Over South Plains
Rain on Monday caused two separate crashes along U S Highway 60 84 near Clovis with injuries to Mrs. M L Nichols and Charles Neely Jr. Both were treated and listed in fair to satisfactory condition. New showers increased Clovis total to about a half inch as a cold front kept highs in the low 90s and احتمال more showers later.
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South Plains
Lubbock
M. L. Nichols
Blinn
N.M
Clovis
Charles Neely Jr
Neely
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Gold Rush Of 48 Music Stimulant
The 1848 gold rush brought wealth to California and sparked cultural growth. In 1854 Rudolph Herold formed a symphonic group in San Francisco that lasted over 25 years. The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra began in 1911 and now has ten members serving over 250000 people each season.
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San Francisco
California
Two Tarrant youths charged in triple slaying case
Green sobbed after arrest and claimed McDuff and another boy killed all three, a Sullivan girl abused and buried in a field. Investigators scoured hay fields, stock tanks, and used helicopters as they hunted for missing Edna Louise Sullivan.
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Fort Worth
Green
McDuff
Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Everman
Brand
Dunnam
Rhonda Chamberlain
Young Dunnam
Edna Louise
Texas State
Texas
Lonnie
Marlin
Tex
J. E. Wilson
Lot
Snow simulation aids cold region outpost design
West Long Branch New Jersey based Electronic Associates works with UPA to simulate spherical snow pellets for the Army Cold Regions Laboratory in Hanover New Hampshire. The analog computer models snow behavior where melting is impossible, helping design buildings to resist engulfment by heavy snow.
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West Long Branch
N.J
UPA Computer Company
Army
Hanover
N.H
Electronic Associates, Inc
Tex Morse U of Colorado janitor arrested in coed murder
Morse, a 37 year old University of Colorado janitor nicknamed Tex, was charged with the murder of Elaura Jeanne Jaquette a 20 year old zoology student beaten to death July 9 in a Macky Auditorium practice room. District Attorney Rex Scott disclosed no murder degree yet and Morse declined a lawyer when asked.
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Boulder
Colo
UPI
Joseph Dyre Morse
Tex
University of Colorado
Elaura Jeanne Jaquette
Rex Scott
Morse
Zoology
Grand Junction
Macky Auditorium
Dist
William E. Buck
Rupert Ryan
Gerald Caplan
Scott
Marshall
Longmont
Chinese Emigration from Jakarta Pressures Chinese Out
A number of Chinese residents are leaving Jakarta reportedly forced by anti Chinese actions. Others surrender Chinese Communist passports to gain Indonesian citizenship, officials said.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
China
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Rt. 4
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