City Union Workers to List Grievances in Lubbock
Jose Vasquez of the Laborers International Union says about 200 City of Lubbock employees have joined Local 897, mostly sanitation staff. Mayor Bill Blackwell notes state law blocks municipalities from bargaining with unions, while Vasquez says members may still discuss concerns with city officials.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
New City Workers Union
Jose Vasquez
Laredo
Laborers International Union of North America
Vasquez
City Mer
Bill Blackwell
Lubbock
LIU
Afl-Cio
Blackwell
Sanitation
San Antonio
Fifth Circuit Limits Quick Desegregation Orders
The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused to force immediate desegregation in 46 Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Georgia districts. It directed hearings by November 4 to decide if district plans should be altered to desegregate schools and end dual systems, prioritizing cases and requiring plans to integrate faculties staff facilities transportation and activities.
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New Orleans
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Justice Department
Supreme Court
High Court
John Minor Wisdom
Irving Goldberg
Dallas
Lewis Morgan
Newman
5Th Circuit
Circuit Court
Wisdom
Lubbock unions push for city worker grievances meeting
Union leaders in Lubbock organize talks with city officials and department heads to air grievances and seek improved conditions. The group plans meetings at 2009 Ave. K and aims to build groundwork for Local S87 while noting state law limits on formal negotiations.
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Vasquez
Ave. K
Bob Wilson
Blackwell
Lubbock
Ave
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
W. D Frost
Linda Ramirez
Ramirez
Electric Distribution Department
LIU
McCARTHY BLASTS SECRETARY'S ROLE AT PLATFORM MEETING
Rusk defended the Johnson administration’s Vietnam policy before 110 platform drafters in Chicago. He urged stating objectives over tactics and warned that halting bombing without Hanoi restraint could jeopardize peace prospects. He cited North Vietnamese forces across Laos and Thailand and accused Hanoi of rejecting many peace proposals.
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Rusk
Johnson
Vietnam
Asia
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Democratic Party
Laos
Thailand
Red China
Camodia
Bursa
India
Malaysia
Indonesia
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Cambodia
Chicago
Eisenhower condition unchanged doctors rule out operation
President Eisenhower remains in critical condition with no major change in status. Doctors say the graft option was considered but ruled out. Nixon visited the hospital, praising the general’s spirit, while Mamie Eisenhower and John Eisenhower offered support. Several potential heart donors have phoned in.
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Nixon
Harrisburg
New York
Eisenhower
John
Mamie Eisenhower
Chanazes
Viet Cong Launch Delta Attacks Across Mekong Delta
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces mounted a wave of attacks across the Mekong Delta, with at least 15 assaults mainly by mortar fire and five ground probes. Government troops suffered four killed and 20 wounded, along with five U.S. advisers hurt. seven civilians were killed and 20 wounded. Nine helicopters at the So Trang base were damaged.
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Saigon
Mekong
U.S
Soe Trang
Texas Democrats brace for Humphrey on Vietnam policy
The Connally favored son slate and Texas delegation worry that if Humphrey falters on Johnsons Vietnam policy or selects McCarthy as running mate, Texas Democratic leaders will struggle to back him and risk losing Texas in the national race.
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Chicago
Texas
Humphrey
Johnson
McCarthy
Hind
Moscow Uses Foreign Students as Squatters for Visitors
Foreign students in Moscow are reassigned to accommodate visitors by providing squatters. The move involves reallocating student housing to host guests, reflecting a shift in institutional use of dormitories.
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Moscow
Birth notices from Lubbock area for multiple families
A series of birth notices reports newborns for numerous couples in Texas towns. Each entry lists the parents, address, baby’s weight, time of birth, hospital, date, and the father’s occupation.
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Roy Wayne Pyburn
Louisville
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
City weighs 2.51M airport repair plan and revenue bonds
City officials consider a staged 2.51 million dollar upgrade to the airport including lengthening and strengthening runways 6,500 feet north-south and 6,500 feet east-west, with taxiway work, and a plan to issue 1.5 million in revenue bonds to fund repairs and a flight service station.
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I Tion
Blackwell
Smith
Rogers
Young Girl Dies In Auto Wreck Near Dimmitt
A two year old girl, Dawn Michele Shive of 706 Etter, was killed when a car swerved off an unmarked county road two miles east of Dimmitt and struck an embankment. Her mother Judy Green Shire, 21, was listed in undetermined condition at Plains Memorial Hospital. DPS statement cites the crash occurred shortly before 10 p.m. local time. The body was taken to Parson's Funeral Home in Olton.
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Dimmitt
Dawn Michele Shive
Etter
Judy Green Shire
Plains Memorial Hospital
Parson
Olton
Soviet troops move into Czechoslovakia sparks Cold War crisis
LBJ calls council to discuss the Soviet occupation as unidentified aircraft flood Prague skies. Vienna reports large Soviet jet landings at Prague airport amid border clampdowns and cut telephone lines. Prague radio appeals for calm while authorities monitor the sweeping invasion and the reformist Dubcek era.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Vienna
Kremlin
Prague Radio
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
National Assembly
Czechoslovak Communist Party Central Committee
Tha Communist Party Central Committee
Antonin Novotny
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Novotny
Dubeek
Cserna
Bratislava
Dubcek
Hostage Situation at Ohio Prison Under Guard Standstill
Federal agents probe prison conditions, but Ohio corrections chief says no agency handles such inquiry. About 300 to 400 inmates took part in the late morning uprising. at dusk hostages had food and water, and 150 highway patrols and 70 city officers were reduced to 60. Warden Koleski reported a stalemate nine hours after the breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koleski
Maury Koblentz
Koblentz
Marion Koleski
No clear article title found in fragmented text
Fragmentary passage discusses expectations about assurance levels and renter considerations. The context references degree of assurance and a comparison to another party's stance, but concrete names, places, or events are not present in the readable text.
Services Planned For Mrs. Nichols
Mrs. W. H. Nichols 78 a Lockney resident since moving from Roaring Springs died after a lengthy illness in Lockney General Hospital Burial set for Roaring Springs with Rev Bob Moore of Lubbock and Rev Mrs Ben Dillard assisting She will be laid to rest in Roaring Springs Cemetery Survivors include two sons a stepdaughter three sisters two brothers eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Locisney
W. H. Nichols
Lockney
Roaring Springs
Lockney General Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Bob Moore
Lubbock
Ben Dillard
Roarding Springs
Lisle Faver
Los Angeles
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Nat Williams
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HEW
Edward C Sylvester, Jr
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Lloyd Henderson
Cil
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James Breeding
Fort Worth
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Breeding
Dove
James Davis
The
Hospitals’ Public Affairs Office
Reds Punch
Connally
Jerry Osborn
Sard St
Methodist Hospital
Farr's, Inc
Hal Green
67Th St
Kenneth D. Rhoades
32Nd St
Charles W. Neeb
Fort Stockton
West Texas
Texas Agrculture’ Extension Service
Manuel Escabedo
Wilson Oon
Latif Chaica
Mira. LeRay Willams
E. Broadway
Latif Chine
Gadhman Steel
Ramon Gonzales
Hale Center
Weghing
Bill Aunt
Lant Clune
Frank Crippen
Auburn
Bell Dairy
Sekwell
Lonnie F. Hollingsworth
Planned Parenthood
Civil Defense
Stuttgart
Ohio State Penitentiary
Paul White
Columbus
Richard Armstrong
Howard Conti
LBJ
Council
Czech
Ohio
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