Building Appropriation Eroded By Delays In Texas
An eight month delay in naming architects for the Texas state finance building eroded the original 4.7 million appropriation, with inflation shrinking purchasing power and the size cut to about 230000 square feet though 5.5 million was allotted. The Legislative Budget Board recommends reorganizing the commission and adjusting several agency appropriations including higher education and welfare measures. An added proposed item is 900000 for a Mountain Creek Lake state park.
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Austin
Legislative Budget Board
State Building) Commission
Texas
Board of Control
Commission
John Connally
Tilson Student Dies in Car Crash Near Lubbock
From page one reports Tilson a freshman architecture major at Texas Tech and member of a Church group was partially thrown from his station wagon and pinned between two vehicles. Survivors include parents three sisters Dena Matthews Suzanne and Patricia Tilson and two brothers Charles B. Tilson and Philip Tilson with grandparents. Funeral services are pending at Resthaven Funeral Home. Sampson and his wife 73 were in fair condition at Methodist Hospital.
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Tilson
Uate
Lubbock
Odist
Dena Matthews
46Th St
Suzanne Tilson
Patricia Tilson
Pfc
Charles B. Tilson
Vietnam
Phillip Tilson
J. M. Tilson
Ore. City
Cc. C. Casey
Plainview
Resthaven Funeral Home
Sampson
Methodist Hospital
Goodfellows Appeal Seeks Help for Gift Program
The Avalanche-Journal calls for public support for the Goodfellows program supplying nuts candy fruit and toys to needy children. Readers are asked to submit names and cash contributions to Chief Goodfellow at the Avalanche Journal Lubbock. Contributions welcome in any amount as the need grows.
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Avalanche-Journal
Goodfellows
Vietnam TV Names Viet Cong Stronghold in U Minh Forest
In the delta the U Minh Forest area described as one of the Viet Cong’s most forbidding bases is cited as a source of resistance. Other reports note raids near Gio Linh and Con Thien to suppress North Vietnamese fire on Marine forward bases.
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Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Gio Linh
Con Thien
Lead False Slaying Probe Advances With Limited Progress
A Latin American man flagged down a patrol car at First St and Ave P claiming to be sought for a crime and requesting a psychiatrist. Officers noted he matched the description of a suspect and heard voices, but no new information emerged. Kovnar, a former Michigan prison psychiatrist, discussed treatment for murder cases and work with Murder Inc associated prisoners.
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First St
Ave. P and
Bruce Stribling
K. R. Mathey
Kovnar
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Mich
Michigan
Murder Inc
New York City
Cold Front Affects Texas With Wind and Snow Forecast
A cold front reached Childress and was not causing immediate drastic changes but was expected to reach Lubbock by early today. The system would push to the Gulf coast by tonight bringing light precipitation statewide. Friday saw Guadalupe Pass winds at 60 mph and El Paso at 40 mph. Lubbock reported 65. Snow up to six inches spread from the Central Rockies Friday night, with hazardous driving warnings from the Rockies to the Great Lakes.
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Childress
Lubbock
Gulf Coast
Guadalupe Pass
el Paso
Central Rockies
Rockies
Great Lakes
Police Tie Tech Institute Search to Murder Case
A man detained in a city jail faced questioning as police checked his ties to a murder at Connally Technical Institute. A psychiatrist labeled him potentially dangerous while officials pursued a commitment warrant. Police expanded a temporary office at the college to speed inquiries amid broader state political chatter.
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Department of Pur
Tech
Vocat
Sen. Dor J
Sey. Hardeman
San Angelo
Jamesi
Connally Technical Institute
Waco
Avalanche-Journal
Lome
College Security
Kovnar
Lazaro Castro's Rites Scheduled
Special funeral mass for Lazaro Castro Sr. 58 will be held at 4:30 am at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Levelland with Rev. R H MacLellan officiating. Burial follows in Levelland Cemetery. Castro died Friday morning after a heart attack. He lived in Levelland 19 years after moving from Mercedes and worked at Levelland Cotton Compress before running a College Ave. concession stand. Survivors include wife Maria seven sons seven daughters and nine grandchildren.
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Lazaro Castro
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
R. H. MacLellan
Levelland Cemetery
George C. Price
Castro
Mercedes
Levelland Cotton Compress
College Ave
Maria
Frank
Danny
Robert
Pete
Rickey
Nickey
Lazaro Jr
Janie Machado
Houston
Mary Taylor
Victoria
Quezada
Yolanda Castro
Cynthia Castor
Lewis Services Slated Monday
Funeral services for Onnel Lewis of Main Street who died Tuesday in a local hospital after a short illness will be at 2 30 p m Monday at New Hope Baptist Church. The Rev A Dunn will officiate and burial will be at the City Cemetery Sedberry is named as funeral director Survivors include wife Leonora a son James Earl Wace and his parents Mr and Mrs TA Caenkbbe Mead
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Onnel Lewis
Main St
New Hope Baptist Church
A. Dunn
City of
Births and family notices from Reese AFB Hospital area
Birth announcements list several families: BUR 2 and Mrs Donald W Wilson 3503 Ave A welcomed a daughter 7 pounds 14 ounces at 12 21 a m Wednesday at Reese AFB Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Goley 713 30th St welcomed a daughter 7 pounds 6 4 ounces at 6 15 p m Thursday at Al University Hospital. Sgt and Mrs Robert Macy 121 Arnold Drive Reese Village welcomed a son 7 pounds 9 ounces at 5 13 a m Saturday at Reese AFB Hospital. Sgt and Mrs Dennis W Hash 233 Diana Ave welcomed a daughter 6 outs 10 ounces at 1 55 a m Tuesday at Reese AFB Hospital. Airman J C and Mrs Arthur Metcalf welcomed twin daughters 4 pounds 9 ounces and 4 pounds 13 ounces at 5 02 p m Tuesday at Reese AFB Hospital. Sgt and Mrs John A Chinck Reese Trailer Court welcomed a son 7 pounds at 3 22 a m Tuesday at Reese AFB Hospital. Mr and Mrs Burl D McCullough 2801 2nd St welcomed a daughter 6 pounds 2 ounces at 6 10 p m Tuesday at Reese AFB Hospital. Julius Nalion Pott and Mrs Nalion Pott 3605 Elkhart St welcomed a son 7 pounds at 6 14 p m Sunday at West Texas Hospital. father employed by Gibson's D Soin Center. Also notes related to Alums and Odessa area links.
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Donald W. Wilson
Ave. A
Reese Afb Hospital
U. S. Naval Fase
Davisville
R. L
Ernest Goley
30Th St
al University Hospital
Plains
Sat
Robert, K. Macy
Arnold Drive
Reese Village
Dennis W. Hash
Diana Ave
J. C
Arthur D. Metcalf
Zind Sr
Ase
John A. Chinck
Reese Trailer Court
Tthe Base
Burl D. McCullough
Are. Julius
White House Wedding of Young Couple Draws Record Attention
The White House hosted a lavish wedding cost estimated at about 62000 dollars with President paying the bill. Designer Geoffrey Beene praised the bride’s simple A-line silk gown and seven ruby velvet bridesmaids dresses.
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Creenery
George
Martha Washington
Women’s Wear Daily
New York
White House
Geoffrey Beene
Lincoln
Hawaii
Armed man sought after two late night encounters
Lahbock police searched for a dark complexioned man with acne scarred face suspected in two late night accostings. Three off duty nurses reported being approached with a gun in the hospital parking lot around 11 45 p m and escaped unharmed. A fourth report from Varsity Apartments said a woman was accosted by a man with a pistol in the parking lot near midnight. The suspect is described as 20 to 25 years old, six feet tall, 165 pounds, wearing a black glove on his left hand.
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Lahbock
Varsity Apartments
5Th Street
Parietal Rule Enforced as Dorms Fill and Off-Campus Homes Rise
College officials defend the parietal policy requiring students to live on campus unless exempt for health, employment, hardship or family reasons. The Matador and Robbys off-campus dorms are noted as openings while vacancies in on-campus housing approach parity, with disputes over enforcement having been resolved in court.
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Matador
Lubbock
Jones
Robby’s
College Avenue I
Wiggins
19Th Street
Flint Avenue
Guy Moore
University Inns
Georgia
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Schauer
University of Texas
Spain unveils 18 year water system plan for towns
Spain announces an 18 year program costing 514.2 million dollars to modernize water supply for 24 000 towns and villages with 50 or more people nine tenths of the population will be served. First steps start in 1968 under the second four year development plan said public works official Federico Silva Munoz.
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Madrid
Spain
Palpisheri Federico Silva Munoz
City Christmas light display winners noted
Readable excerpts describe multiple homes on various streets showcasing Christmas decorations. Entries include Mea lar tb Yvonne family with glass letters Glory to the Newborn King, and Mary and Baby Jesus on stained glass effect, plus Santa figures, Three Wise Men silhouettes, and a Snoopy wreath carrier in several divisions.
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Yvonne
Penny
Marianne
Bobby
Tom Horne
35Th St
Mary
Baby Jesus
Martha Magness
Julee Magness
William S. Magness
20Th St
Santa Claus
B. W. Spain
E. Stanford
Santa
Robin
Rakestraw
Daisy Rakestraw
62Nd St
E. B. Buckner
Stanford
Bob Murphy
Mike
Carol
Bill
Don McBrayer Familly
Kent
Mra
Messersmith and
Robbie
Gary
Astronaut Candidate from MOL Mix Prefers Air Force Navy and Marine
Major Robert H. Lawrence, a MOL candidate and Bradley University chemistry graduate, is among 16 contenders from the services including 12 Air Force 3 Navy and 1 Marine. The Gemini B mission with Titan TLC booster aims for a 1970 Vandenberg lift off and a 30 day stay aboard the orbiting lab. Lawrence, son of G W Duncan of Chicago, later resides locally after teaching German pilot trainers in West Germany and amassing over 2,500 flying hours.
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G. W. Duncan
Chicago
Lawrence
Bradley University
Ohio State
West
Indicted ex Equitable Savings official tied to kickbacks
Floyd E. Sumrow former president of Equitable Savings Assn of Fort Worth is indicted on eight counts for kickbacks on loans and a ninth for false statements to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. He resigned in January and faces up to five years in prison and a 10000 fine per count.
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Dallas
Floyd E. Sumrow
Equitable Savings Assn. of
Fort Worth
Sumrow
Lubbock
Loan
Equitable
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