Plan Countermarches Soon as Open Housing Tensions Rise
Chicago battles over open housing widen as American Nazi adherents plan marches into white Dan neighborhood clusters. Police report crime uptick amid demonstrators and counterprotests while officials convene a religious conference to discuss housing issues.
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Vidnjevich
Crotin
Nazi Ieader
Chicago
King
City Hall
O. W. Wilson
Wilson
Nazi Party
King and Associates
Chicago Conference On Religions
James W. Montgomery
Episcopal Diocese of
Universities Opened? Students in Argentina Face Tear Gas
About 60 student demonstrators clashed with police at the University of Buenos Aires as the military regime extended university closures to August 22. Police used tear gas after stones were thrown and windows broken. three students were arrested. The protest targeted President Ongania's autocratic rule and the government purge of professors.
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Buenos. Aires
Argentina
University of Buenos Aires
Enrique Martinez Pas
Luis Botet
Juan Carlos Ongania
Arturo Illia
Carlos Gelly Orbes
Hilario Hernandez Long
Botet
Ongania
New AFROTC Chief Named at Maxwell AFB
Brig. Gen. Don ald F. Blake was named fifth commandant of Air Force ROTC at Maxwell AFB in ceremonies Monday. Lt. Gen. John W. Carpenter welcomed him and noted a continued focus on producing graduates for the Air Force officer corps. General Blake succeeds Brig. Gen. William C. Lindley, who retires August 31 after advancing ROTC legislation and curriculum development and the Air Force Junior ROTC program for high schools.
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Manwell Afb
Ala
Maxwell Afb
Donald F. Blake
Air Force Rotc
Texas Tech
Air Force
John W. Carpenter
Air University
Blake
Air Force Officers Corps
Air Command and Staff College
Air War College
Bric
William C. Lindley
Lindley
Opening 0 ter launches with vast inventory and tire stock
The new 0 ter store opens in late February in a single air conditioned main building with about 1 000 parking spaces. It lists 34th Street and Avenue Q access, a 4 000 tire inventory for opening day, and an associate architecture team including Maeker Stephens Sessions of Lubbock and Joby Sehornius Jr. of Phoenix. Local firms Claude Martin and Sons of Lubbock, with Arnold Macker as president and J N Murfee Jr. as leasing director, are named among directors and financiers. Building cost noted as 7 1 630.
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Ter
34Th Street
Avenue Q
Claude Martin and Sons
Lubbock
Maeker
Joby Sehotrnus Jr
Phornix
Ariz Finanemes
34Th St
Ave. Q Cory
Arnold Macker
J. N. Murfee
Dognapping Bill Advances in House to Protect Pets
A compromise dognaping bill clears the House to regulate animal dealers and set licensing. It authorizes the Agriculture Secretary to oversee handling and requires identification and records for dogs and cats to aid recovery of lost or stolen pets.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Cotton cooperatives set to report earnings over 5.5 million
Credit Corp hosts a national cotton forum where Giffen discusses a uniform collection plan to fund research and CPI programs. The National Cotton Council backs a referendum on growers voting this fall. Regional cooperatives present checks totaling over 800000 for CPI collections from the 1965 crop. The event features PCCA president Will, Abernathy manager Gun, and 4 H demonstrations by Cochran County youths. Afternoon sessions cover cooperative business and earnings expected to exceed 5.5 million.
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Howard Alford
Lubbock
PCCA
Compress
G. L. Phillips
Abernathy Farmers Cooperative Gun
Wilmer Smith
New Home
Jan Thomas
Ronald Hale
Cochran County
Man seeks sanity hearing in Texas court case
Eidinoff Mac a moved case from El Paso to Lubbock on venue. Andress slain at El Paso International Airport January 28, 1959. He claims three failed bids for freedom since the Lubbock trial and asks for a sanity hearing under a new Code of Criminal Procedure with a hospital superintendent certifying sanity and transfer back to the original court for a new sanity hearing.
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Lubbock
el Paso
Andress
Ke] Paso
Awe
Pe Midinoff
Jr James IL Wiermeyer
Hesk Masinun
Rusk
140Th District Court
Fidinoff
Hittin
Bean
Court of Original Jurisdiction
Union Rejects Contract With Three Stage Wage Rise
A union statement criticizes a wage agreement split into three stages retroactive to Jan 1 1967 and May 1 1968 with a cost of living clause tied to the government index. The administration opposed the clause while noting past rejections and a proposed rise about 16 per cent above the prior contract.
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Fne
Awa
Hearings Slated on LBJ Park Contested Condemnation
Fredericksburg officials resume condemnation proceedings for 245 acres to create Lyndon B. Johnson State Park. Judge Victor H. Sagebiel says a three member committee will set a public hearing to determine land value amid protests from landowners and sympathizers who sought suspension. The land is cited at 450 per acre for a 147 foot wide bridge span.
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Fredericksburg
UPIA
Commissioners’ Court
Lyndon B. Johnson State Park
Victor H. Sagebiel
Gillespie County
Hem
Ible Legal Association
Third Producer Possible On Pecos County Ranch
Superior Oil Co shows potential third producer at No 10 Blackstone Slaughter near Grey Ranch Pecos County with open flow 21 874 million cub ft dry gas daily from 14 600 ft to 135 435 ft. Location 1740 ft south 1050 ft east of section lines 1 4 miles SE of Fort Stockton. Additional Devonian pay found at No 1 E Blackstone Slaughter with gas flow 8 350 million cub ft daily during drillstem test. Ellenburger production indicated earlier at 20 million cub ft per day with several deeper tests showing gas returns and drilling fluid recovered. No 1 E Blackstone Slaughter location details provided.
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Superior Oil Co
Blackstone Slaughter
Grey Ranch
Lenburger Gas
Pecos County
Fort Stockton
Blackstone
Ellenburger
It&sil
Cochran
Slaughter
Wi -Me On Corp
Dean
FSL
Lge
Martin Ckl
Gaines
Wasson
Pan Ame
Pet. Corp
F. Brown
FWL
Sectik
PSL
Cay Bey
Howard—Aucherly Dean Sandi
Basin’ Oh Co
T&p
TSTM
Seopi? Ltd
Weed Wek
TOO
BND
Ae Dtd
PAWL
Sure
Td AG
ORL Gray
Trent Vo
Td Aloph
Peart
Cawelen
Yoositn
Bo Peek
Wat Bond
Hanley Co
R McDaniel
Merphy
Baxter
Gts
Ward Distelle
Norsworthy
Jack Fae
Winkler Tendnek
Pan Ameren
Ida Hendrick
Rosen
Heart patient enjoys good day after artificial pump
Esperanza Del Valle Vasquez, 37, of Mexico City, continued to progress at Methodist Hospital in Houston after eight days with an artificial heart pump. Officials reported normal vital signs and clear lungs with her strength improving and mobility returning. The left ventricular bypass pump was handling about 200 percent of the heart's load, dipping slightly to 195 percent by Tuesday afternoon.
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Houston
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Methodist
Mexico City
Locations And Completions In Midland Field Notes
A dense report lists Borden, Andrews, Pecos, Gaines and Howard fields with well numbers, surveys, operators Pan American Pet Corp and Wasson, detailing elevations, depths, production figures and status across districts in Midland and Levelland areas. It records completions, oil volumes, water cut, and gravel for multiple oil wells including Levelland Unit and San Andres references with specific survey identifiers and remarks from operators.
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Brown & Thorp
West
Fubbi
Brown & Thorp Oil Co
HESS
Lomis Wairsvin
Gaines—Loop
Coates
Travis
Turstee
Midland
Alien
Bled
Ta Fomt
Levelland Csun Andress
OWDD
Pan American Pet Corp
Levelland
Val Verde
San Andres
Tavelland
Pan. American Pet. Corp
Lab
Levelling
Pan American Pet. Corp No
Levelloland
Psl&pet
Rains
American Pel, Corp
Oil and gas well surveys and wildcat locations listed
A dense roll of oil and gas well entries lists factory numbers, drill depths, and survey lines for multiple wildcat and test wells. Entries cover Andrews, Borren, Crnane Hanson, Dickens Ab Tex, Gaines, Glasscock, Garden City area, and others with precise offsets from section lines and distances, noting southeast, northeast, and other regional directions.
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Andrews—Macdonald On Corp, Na
Valandingham
Outpost
PSL
Andrews Borren—Larin Ol & Gas Co
Thompson, Wildcat
H& TC Surv
Carl Crnane
Hanson Eantoration Co
H. M. Lee
Wildcat
H&tc Survey
Dickens—Ab-Tex Production Co
George Regus
Seminole
Glasscock
Union Texas Petroleum
Allied Chemical Corp
Fee
H&tb
Girard Kent
Ab-Tex
Langford
H&gn
Guard Lea
Lara Nood
Seetuon Poisae
Aaprack Runnedes
Roebert
Walliamsen
Ballinger
Dalton
Farm Laborers March Toward Austin for Minimum Wage Rally
Farm workers from the Lower Rio Grande Valley resumed a trek toward Austin for a Labor Day rally advocating a minimum wage of 1.25 dollars an hour. The march paused near Pettus and Kenedy before evening rest in Beeville, with about 10 to 200 marchers depending on who joined briefly.
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Pettus
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Kenedy
Beeville
Ann Landers Advice On Child Safety And Self Care
Dear Ann Landers letter from Jackson Michigan Child Safety Council director urges constant supervision but practical mothers' tips. The page includes a follow up advising teaching children to seek permission before eating or drinking. The piece notes city Chicago as the source of a complaint and ends with instructions to send queries to Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Child Safety Council
Jackson
Michigan
Safety Council
Ethel
Houston
Lubbock Avalanche - Journal
Income Jump for Americans in July Report
Commerce Department reports July personal income rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate boosted by higher wages salaries and dividends. Medicare payments reduced the total by the same amount while farm income fell for the fourth time in as many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
South Vietnamese to Cut Press Censoring
The South Vietnamese government announced it will abolish press censorship on August 26 to coincide with the start of the election campaign for members of a constitution-writing assembly. The elections will be held September 11 with a US firm opening a freight office in Spain.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Iif
Madrid
Spain
Night School Pays
Constant demand for graduates. Streamlined courses prepare quickly and inexpensively. Choosa a school employers trust. Write or call for a free booklet. No litigation. Draughon’s Business College 1414 Texan POSH.
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Choosa
Vataran
Draughon
Business College
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Equal Opportunity Eyed PLC
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Eidinoff
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Ted
Howard Ghaysenek
Peter Neatt
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Otd
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W&s
Marti Witdent
Woolfeanin
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Canyon
Tidewater ON
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