Civil Actions Involving Putman and Sawmills Move Forward
Testimony continues at 9 a.m. in the 99th District Court civil action where Weldon Putman seeks cancellation of material liens and a promissory note against Lumbermen's Exchange and Associated Sawmills, Inc. Cross-actions involve State Savings and Loan Assn. and others. Jury selection and trial details outline multiple related claims and a Feb 1961 traffic collision case.
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Weldon Putman
Lumbermen's Exchange and Associated Sawmills, Inc
Putman
State Savings and Loan Assn
Federal National Mortgage Assn
Investors Security Life Insurance
Associated Sawmills
Mth District Court
Andrew Jackson Ivey
Lubbock
Texas Employers’ Insurance Assn
26Th St
Nashville Ave
James Thornton
Susie Barr
N. L. Barr
J. P. Legg
Wilby FE. Nutt Hi
J. A Adams
Truett Smith
Tohoka
106Th District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Shirley MacLaine Aims For Honest Diplomacy In Warless World
Special correspondent Phyllis Battelle profiles Shirley MacLaine who advocates blunt honesty in politics and life. She explains her philosophy that power corrupts, defends her open bio, and describes her growth from dancer to star while noting her motion sickness drives her career. Her remark about being lucky to be unlucky ends the interview.
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Hong Kong
Tokyo
Switzerland
Tools and Yule Tree Theft Reported by Police
Police logged several thefts during a recent break in period. Andy Tucker reported five Christmas trees worth 20 dollars stolen from a fruit stand at 1706 East Broadway. Jeff Graham Trucking Co. lost tools valued at 290 dollars from a truck at 302 Avenue P. Paul Walker reported a tool box and generator worth 85 dollars stolen from his truck.
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Andy Tucker
25Th St
E. Broadway
Jeff Graham Trucking Co
Ave
Paul Walker
Bob Womble
24Th St
Prayers Room Fund Backed by Sorority Winnings
Kappa Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha wins prize money in the Christmas parade and allocates most funds to furnish a prayer room in Yoakum County Hospital remodel. Some money aids a local family facing reverses with clothing and food contributions from members.
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Denver City
Kappa Tau Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Rew
Yoakum County Hospital
Hearing Held On Railway Agency Closure Request
A Texas Railroad Commission hearing in the County Commission courtroom examined Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway's request to discontinue the Ropesville agency. The commission will rule in January. if approved, Ropesville becomes a nonagency prepay station except during the September to November harvest period. The session was led by examiner C F Boulden.
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Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
Ropesville
Texas Railroad Commission
County Commission
Railroad Commission
C. F. Boulden
Austin
Railroad Commission Examiner
Tech Instructor To Get Doctor's Degree
Kenneth W. Davis, instructor in Texas Tech's English department, will receive the Ph. D. in English at Vanderbilt University commencement exercises Jan. 26 in Nashville, Tennessee. Davis earned his B A from Tech in 1934 and held a $2,000 Vanderbilt doctoral grant. He joined Tech in September 1955 after completing the Vanderbilt M A on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship and has taught in Clovis public schools.
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Kenneth W. Davis
Texas Tech
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
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Tech
Vanderbilt
Woodrow Wilson
Clovis
N. M
Tech hosts 15th Little InternationalLivestock Show and Ham Sale
On Saturday at the Texas Tech Livestock Judging Pavilion the 15th annual Little International showcase features beef dairy horses swine and quarter horses judged from 1 p.m. A grand champion will be selected from division winners in a day with Milk Maid and faculty harnessing contests. The Blue Ribbon Ham Sale begins at 4 p.m. auctioneer Ken Bozeman sells 85 hams with a $15 minimum bid. No admission fee.
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Texas Tech
Ken Bozeman
Tech
Durward
Tech Band to Parade in Gov Connally Inauguration
Texas Tech's 230 member Red Raider Band accepted an invitation to appear in the inaugural parade for Gov elect John Connally on January 15 in Austin. Led by Dean Killion the group will march near Lt Gov elect Preston Smith's car, and travel Jan 14 in six chartered buses, staying overnight in a nearby town due to Austin lodging plans. The trip follows approval by Tech president Dr. R C Goodwin during Dead Week.
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Texas Tech
Red Raider
John Connally
Austin
Dean Killion
Preston Smith
Lubbock
J. J. Pickle
R. C. Goodwin
Tech
Gene Hemmle
Tech Music Department
Tech Dorm to Host Santa Party for Local Children
Residents of Bledsoe Hall will host a Santa Claus party Thursday for eight boys and five girls from Lubbock Children's Home. The dorm council and home officials arranged the visit, with Charles McCain of Bledsoe acting as Santa. Students will drive the children to the dorm around 5 p.m. to meet Santa and receive candy.
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Tech
Bledsoe Hall
Lubbock Children's Home
Santa
Charles McCain
Bledsoc
Hilton Hotel Project Eyes Addis Ababa Completion
Addis Ababa officials say engineers finalize plans for a 10 story Hilton Hotel with 250 rooms. The project aims to boost infrastructure and hospitality capacity in the Ethiopian capital.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Woman asks which name remains after divorce
Mrs. Mary Foster at the county clerk's office cites a call from a woman on 2024 63rd St. who asks what her legal name is after her husband’s divorce. Foster directs her to the district clerk where divorce suits are filed for name changes.
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Mary Foster
63Rd St
Queen Louise to end debutante introductions in Stockholm
Stockholm palace spokesman said on Tuesday that Queen Louise will abolish court introductions of debutantes starting next month.
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Stockholm
UPID
Louise
Collections mount Lamesa shows sheriff office fines total
Dawson County Sheriff's office in eight years collected 258636 in fines and fees from justice and county court cases. Most of that amount 166572 came from county court while 74290 came from justice court. Fees totaled 17744.
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Dawson County
Henry Mayfield
Italian Metal Workers Set 48 Hour Walkout
Italian metal workers unions called a 48 hour strike starting Wednesday to press for higher wages and stronger union power.
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Rome
UPI
Cairo Sees Oil Surplus Forecast for 1963
Cairo Egypt plans for 1963 anticipate a surplus of oil with higher than expected output. Officials project ample supplies easing potential shortages and supporting national energy plans.
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Cairo
Egypt
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