Economy orders followed tied to base closures despite protests
In line with presidential economy orders Secretary McNamara announced further base closures. The plan would cause a net loss of about 80 civilian jobs, with many workers at affected bases displaced. Senator Renting and Rep Hochert criticized the cost and impact, noting $4,220 per new job in hard-hit areas and an estimated $38 million needed to replace the jobs lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Teta
Tony Miaves
Aitheach Nesses
Freon Toni
Mest
Recife
Kenneth B
Rep
Edwant Fo Hchert Ud-Lar Eherman
House
Armed Services
Budget tightening and defense base closings in Johnson era
The article reports President Johnson pushing tighter management and program postponements amid severe budget stringency. It notes looming deficits near 50 to 60 billion, built in increases from prior laws, and defense base closings including Camp Leroy Johnson and other sites. Officials from Faubus to Stratton criticize waste and defense cuts, while the Army and Navy announce closures in multiple states and foreign countries as part of economy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Newan
Defense Department
Leroy Johnson
Army Overseas Supply Agency
New Orleans
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Camp Free
Fats
Dolla
Samuel S. Stratton
de NY
Schenectady Army Depot
New York State
Pentagon
Fim Supe
Army
Chivas
Chaffee
Ark
Greenville
Miss
Air Force Tse
California
Madama
Arie Miinais
Nevada
Mississippi
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Hee
Franchise extension debated by city officials and SWPS
In 1941 a one year extension was granted for the franchise with a review clause at end of five year period if desired. The pact covers compensation for use of streets and public ways based on yearly gross receipts. The meeting included SWPS officials Bob Brummal and Gene McDonald with attorneys Milam and Dupree, and city leaders Mayor Strong and Commissioners Alderson McLarty Simpson O'Mara, plus City Manager Pitstick and City Ally Senter Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Utilities Advisory
Rolan Simpson
City Mgr
Bill Pitstick
City Ally
Fred C. Senter Jr
Sinatra Suspect Abduction Suspect Under Scrutiny
A house near the road in a valley draws attention as FBI activity and rumors of an abduction probe unfold. Neighbors identify a well dressed, blond man in his late twenties living near the scene, driving a late model white car and speaking with a possible English accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veder ‘Ts
San Fernando Valley
FBT
Canosa Park
Serson
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles
John Nelson
Tod
Nelson
Storms disrupt highways across the Midwest to New England
Storms hit the Midwest and East blocking highways west of Lead South Dakota and across New Jersey. Travel slowed on routes to the George Washington Bridge while heavy snow warnings extended from New York to New England. Temperatures plummeted as snow and ice affected bus and mail service and gusty gales impacted coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kota
Lead
Plains
Towa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Jersey
New York City
George Washington
Hudson River
Holland and
Lincoln
New England
Boston
New York
Upper Great Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Middle West
Greyhound
Shelesbyville
Ind
Cletus Scollon
Craig
Colo
Big Piney
Wye
Scollon
Sioux Falls
Perryton
Tex
Texas
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Lubbock Youth Win Hi-Y Legislature Roster Named
Johnny B Walker of Lubbock elected to lead the ith annual Hi-Y Legislature which drew about 700 teenagers from across the state Barry Rountree of San Angelo named lieutenant governor Gill King of Dallas attorney general Jimmy Hollad of Beaumont secretary of state Beverly Semple of El Paso comptroller Judy Haleson of Austin treasurer. Outgoing snow and cold across Texas disrupted travel as Panhandle warmed. Fort Worth traffic jam formed as workers tried to beat ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Johnny B Walker
Lubbock
Ith
Oversas
Barry Rountree
San Angelo
Jweas
Gill King
Dallas
Jimmy Hollad
Heaumont
Beverly Semple
el Paso
Judy Hazelson
Gulf
Houston
Woind
Beaumont
Victoria
Beeville
Fort Worth
South City Faces Sunday Closing Law Enforcement Issues
City meeting reviews Sunday closing law enforcement with merchants and clergy weighing emergency purchases against health and welfare. Officials note manpower limits and require certified affidavits from complainants detailing purchases of restricted items on weekend sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hanite
Enwoney
Eaner Carne
J. Ralph Grant
Gency
First Baptist Church
Lubbock
Firemen Battle Lovington Blaze at Booster Station
A Lovington fire roared from a Texas New Meview Pipeline booster station four miles west of town near Artesia Highway. Fire units fought the inferno as flames shot hundreds of feet into the air for hours. No injuries were reported and crews remained on scene after the Thursday blaze began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Chemical and Air Company
Thurstos
Texas New Meview Pipeline Co
Airaut Thansit
Here
U.S. Mwy
Artesia Hwy
Tepeline
Goodfellows Letter Highlights Local Hunger This Christmas
A reader shares a heartfelt Christmas tale from Lubebock describing a student delivering food and toys to poor children. The letter recalls a bare home with a leaky roof and no heat, and a family expressing distress as Christmas dinner turns to sawdust. The writer urges widespread action to ensure no child goes hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardent
Ovexford
S Tech
the Goodfellows
Lube
White Family
Shain
Freeaine
Wolfi Dry Iavant
Cpen
South Americ
Lubehock
Yule Trail Lights Go On as City Shows Off 108 Entries
Judges begin evaluating the Yule Trail across Lubbock as 108 entries light up homes and businesses from 6 to 10 p m daily through December 19. Entrants include 71 teams and individuals with scenes from neon reindeer to manger displays and festive trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahbaek
Yule
Lubbock
Santa Claus
Jlo
Rudolph the Red
Local Addresses Listed for Notices and Names
The fragment lists multiple names and street addresses including Mr. and Mrs. Chick Trout at 2016 2nd St E W D FE, L. Merriott at 5111 28th St E, and Hine and Bob Hunter at 1626 20th St 1, with 19th St F College Ave and ATI St noted among clues. The readable portion suggests a notice or directory fragment with residents or property holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Country Club
Bernard Seay
Stanford
D. Rhines
Temple Ave
Virginia ‘T. Williams
7Th St
Bob Key
Main St
Margaret Woodside
15Th St
Lillie Shankle
Ave. M
Fred Robinson
Robert HL. Lee
Jim Taylor Fantly
Auburn St
G.I. Whitaker
James Isaacs
Brown St
Non
Pat McBrayer
F. Colgate St
Eddy Ramsey
F. Baylor
Chick Trout
E.W. D
L. Merriott
28Th St
Hine
Bob Hunter
20Th St
Listing of residents and addresses on 34th Street area
A readable fragment lists numerous names and street addresses around 34th Street near College Avenue and 36th Street, including Helen Kay, Andy McNatly, Charles Stewart, J C Vandenberg, and many others. The partial text appears to be a notice or roster showing residents and home locations with cross streets and partial city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kay
Andy McNatly
Hornsby
Charles Stewart
Sath
Vrs
J.C. Vandenberg
Jackie Makle
Ovmany Carter
Carol O'Connell
Paul Farris
Merv
Richard L. Anerson
Marguerite
Minvitt
Sanders
Don Tipps
T. A. Noble
17Th
WY Mey
James S. Irwin
Kay Bryant
Gary Barrett
Joe Owens
18Th St
Isham
Mirv
Douglas Boren
VL Herman
Sted St
Rollie Mastrd
Rollie Mastrd Soe, Wa Mrs. Ple, Mangrum, Stat Sith St. (0, Wy Mes. Arnold Nored
56Th St
el Hickman Jr
56Th
William B. Dozier
ED Rickey
Ronnie Boutron
William A. Conley
Don Wilkins
Local addresses listed in community directory
A block of residence entries appears with names and street addresses in the East of College area. The list includes Low Ann Donley and Ricky Knowles with their streets, along with Kathy Woodside Betty Scott and Mr and Mrs Andy Saddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Ann Donley
Ave
Ricky Knowles
21St St
Kathy Woodside
30Th St
Betty Scott
Andy Saddler
33Rd St
Local Residents Named in Street Directory Fragment
Readable lines list multiple names and addresses such as Johnny Cloud at 615 38th St and Alton Odom at 1708 13rd St with various initials and misread city codes. The OCR shows a confused snippet of a neighborhood directory or notice with numerous typos and incomplete lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Cloud
Ok Cloud
Jerry Cloud
Jans Cloud
Ton Horne
Alton Odom
Cerling
David
Gary Shipley
Sath St. CS
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Avalanche-Journal
Solons
Johnson
Freranchise
Sinatra
Dubois
Phill
Brad
Milwaukee
Wis
Musketton
Mich
Chicago
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
H. Caper
GME
Satiea Gay Co
Mend
G. Wiktiee
Tareas Fou
Wensies
Mindes
Thomas
Ata
West Wa
Thuy Meston
Asom Wenig
Horton “Aere Stevie
Juan Gari
Mes
Withe Ki
Biri
Wwebshing Nasi
Atteniant
Moll Wilson
Wetshimg
Deal Rw
Tast Hospital
J. N. Newton
Wenin
Aotiodist Hospital
Ae Tubs Renaineering Co
Thurstas Methodist
Canton
Methodist Hospital
Laanback
Allman
Mrs. Waller
Sin
Asma
Reese Altman
Moen
Wenshire
Bastia
South City Limits
Pine Point
Ation
Avne Tanche-dournadl
Dir. Chess Lavern
First Methodist Church
Lovington Blaze
London
of the Youth Hostels Assn
England
Wales
Omaha
Neb
U.S. Supreme Court
Nal, Labhoek
Goodfellows Project
Gonekeaih
Eryn Cone
Dianna Attenbe
Grimes
Iim
Ton Laanboek Atta A
Mary Chall
Talley Smutty
Nates
Mr Dood Tor
NORTH
19Th ST
Colle
Merry Christmas
BA Wil A.C. Miller
Willan J. Anderson and Family
Leta
Ed Hoop
Dennis Teas
Bruce Thornton
Manuel Tharra
Tenior
Olin Bry
Marlborn Drilillerest
F College
ATI
34Th ST
College Ave
Soutil
Ollege
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