Final Vehicle Safety Bill Reaches Accord in Washington
Senate and House conferees reached final agreement on a vehicle safety bill. The measure would require mandatory standards starting 1968 for model cars and extend to buses trucks and motorcycles. Sponsors expect House and Senate action next week with a signing ceremony planned by President Johnson over Labor Day weekend.
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General Services Administration
Four Cases Set For Youth Jury Session In Lubbock
Four cases on the docket for the final trial session of the Lubbock Youth Jury at 3 p.m. in Corporation Court with jurors briefed at 2 50 p.m. by Judge Gene Blair. On the panel is Dana Kinslow the 5210 district street Coronado High School. Linda Jean Glaspie 1713 Eth Street Dunbar High School sophomore Beth Faulkner 3002 M4th Street and James Bass 2318 1th Street Lubbock High School juniors Carol Kay 3407 37th Street and Steve Davis 1918 69th Street Monterey High School juniors. The article then shifts to unrelated legislation about interim standards for automobile safety and government procurement.
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Lubbock
Corporation Court
Gene Blair
Dana Kinslow
Dist
Coronado High
Linda Jean Glaspie
Eth St
Dunbar High School
Beth Faulkner
James Bass
Lubbock High School
Carol Kay
Steve Davis
Monterey High School
Texas Highway Bids Show Low Totals Across Three Days
The Texas Highway Department tabulated low bids totaling 33 859.91 dollars for highway and farm road projects in three days of letting. Included was a Scurry Mitchell Nolan counties project. Allen Construction Co. of San Antonio bid 257 675 to pave 19 miles of U S 84 from southeast of Snyder to northwest of Roscoe. Western Pavers of Lubbock bid 106 918 for Crane County grading and surfacing on U S 38 to the Upton County line.
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Scurry
Mitchell
Nolan
Allen Construction Co
San Antonio
Snyder
Roscoe
Western Pavers
Lubbock
Crane County
Crane
Upton
Red China in Defense Claims Fear of War with US Soviet Alliance
Chinese editorials mark Mao’s anniversary saying the Chinese will resist any US Soviet backed aggression. Ta Kung Pao and Kwanging Daily declare imperialists and reactionaries as paper tigers and vow to break the aggressors’ backs.
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Ta Kung Pao
Kwanging Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Kwancing Daily
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Electoral College Challenge Filed
A federal suit argues Texas should divvy electoral votes rather than winner take all. George McGhee claims Goldwater voters were disenfranchised as Lyndon Johnson carried Texas with 1.4 million plus votes. Defendants include Gov Connally Secretary Hill and Wallace Scntt of the State Board of Canvassers.
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Houston
Barry Goldwater
George McGhee
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
U.S. Dist
Ben Connailly
Supreme Court
John Connally
John Hill
Wallace Scntt
State Board of Canvassers
Woman Reunites with Separated Father After 32 Years
Mrs Darlene Davis of 2408 Auburn Ave plans a Labor Day weekend reunion with her father Logan Kinnison of Rising City Nebraska who called her Wednesday night after decades apart. Davis, adopted at age four, seeks a sister Imogene once in Florida in 1941 to join the reunion.
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Darlene Davis
Auburn Ave
Imogene
Florida
Jamaica Short 5 Transistor Radio by Blue Sky
A compact five transitor radio model from Blue Sky is advertised as portable and efficient for on the go listening. The unit is pitched for general use with emphasis on battery life and compact design.
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