Area lawmakers clash over travel expense funds
State representatives clashed Wednesday over drawing state funds for travel expenses. Reporters were told names and figures were filed for reimbursement while officials debated control and use of the expense account. The dispute centers on who should authorize payments and how records are kept.
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Two Boys Drown in Hereford Pond in Texas
Reports say two Latin American youths drowned after falling into a pond at Tierra Blanca Creek southwest of Hereford. Authorities recovered Adolph Chi u ven and work continues as families gathered near the camp where others watched. Details remain unclear as investigators sort through the scene and statements.
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Kennedy Warns of Berlin Crisis Dangers
President Kennedy warned the Berlin dispute is fraught with danger and said the United States will participate in conversations aiming to advance a peaceful settlement. He offered no confidence details and stressed the tense border standoff as Soviet and Western forces faced each other near Berlin.
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Final Tax Meeting Draws 250 Attendees From 27 Towns
About 250 people from 27 towns attended the final of three sessions on the new state sales tax. The two hour session at the Caprock Hotel covered provisions and responsibilities, with speakers from the Retail Merchants Association and local firms outlining tax implementation details.
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RMA
Crosby’s First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Crosby
Crosby farmers north of the road reported the first bale of cotton ginned for the season near Crosbyton. About 3,000 pounds of seed cotton were harvested, with 2,200 pounds of seed cotton and a 900 pound finished bale, remaining seed to be ginned. The first bale was promised for 50 cents a pound.
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Final Roundup on NEC tax law effects and series
The piece notes the NEC roundup and announces the state's new sales tax taking effect. It previews a three part series detailing requirements for sellers and buyers under the levy and directs readers to Page 5 for the final in the series.
Board Restores Bible Courses In Lubbock Schools
The Lubbock Independent School District board voted to raise teacher salaries by 5600 per year and restore Bible courses in the district. The plan raises salaries for teachers and allows Bible classes at the two senior high schools this year, following state funds and legislative support. The move faces some opposition but gains backing from school officials and the local ministerial community.
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Atlanta integrates nine Negro students into four high schools
Nine Black students quietly entered four previously white high schools in a large Atlanta metro area, ending a century-old tradition amid no reported trouble. Officials said attendance was steady at Northside, Grady, Brown, and Murphy high schools as pupils moved through regular classes.
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New Discoverer Goes Into Orbit
The Air Force launched the Discoverer Nao WO two stage rocket from VOANDIENBERG ATR FORCE BASE into a polar orbit. The mission aims to recover a 66 pound data capsule near Hawaii within four days, a task Air Force seeks to improve success on as satellite data such as photographs and specimens are vital to Space programs.
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Turmoil in Brazil and other brief notes
A fragmented newspaper listing highlights turmoil in Brazil and various pages across the issue. Mentions D. Mark… markets and sports scores in brief form with column references and a comic definition about a split personality pill routine.
Russia resumes nuclear tests with claims of super bombs
Tass reports the Soviet Union will restart nuclear detonations and describes plans for a series of bombs with yields from 20 to 100 million tons of TNT. Moscow asserts rockets can deliver these weapons anywhere, citing imperialist pressure as why tests resume.
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U S Plans Step After Soviet Nuclear Testing Move
President Kennedy reacts to the Soviet Union resuming nuclear tests. He recalls negotiator Arthur Dean from test ban talks and orders emergency meetings to decide within hours whether to resume U S testing. World leaders voice deep concern over the renewed arms race.
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Prayer Notes From An Unclear Page
Fragmentary OCR text with religious phrasing mentions prayer and divine aid. The garbled lines reference the Lord and protection, with stray phrases about headers inviting prayers and word limits. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge from the readable material.
Colorful career ends as actor Charles Coburn dies
Veteran actor Charles Coburn died at Lenox Hill Hospital at 150 p.m. CST after throat surgery. The Savannah native, famed for longevity and a dynamic stage presence, had toured in You Can't Take It With You and canceled dates due to swallowing troubles. Coburn kept busy into his eighties, recalling a bold, ticket selling mindset. His widow is Winifred Clements Natzka. Coburn revisited Savannah earlier this year and spoke of his lifelong love of performance. Coburn Page 10
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Carr Confirms He Will Announce Later
WICHITA FALLS AP Carr warned a reporter Wednesday night they can predict with confidence a future announcement for the attorney general race. Former Texas House speaker and 1960 election loser to Will Wilson spoke during a juvenile delinquency discussion in Lubbock.
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Weather Map Page 2-D Lubbock and Vicinity Summary
Clear to partly cloudy conditions for Lubbock area. Low this morning 69. High today 89. Winds southeast to southerly under 20 mph.
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