Bitter Cold Grips Wide Area Across Plains and Texas
Bitter cold forged through Montana and the Northwest with -51 in West Yellowstone and subzero blasts across Texas. The Weather Bureau warned of continuing freezes, with lows from 10 to 30 degrees south to the Rio Grande valley, and zero or below expected along the Oklahoma border.
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Yellowstone
Mont
National Park
Texas
Upper Panhandle
Dallas
Bell and Falls
Williamson
Freestone
Leon
Milam
Weather Bureau
Laredo
Rio Grande Valley
McAllen
Alice
United States
Oklahoma
Austin
Mineral Wells
McKinney
Waco
Tyler
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
College Station
Wacco
Mercury
Panhandle
Amarillo
Childress
Dalhart
Wichita Falls
Montana
Cle Elum
Washington State
Cascade Mountains
North Dakota
Richard C. Kendall
Wilbeaux County
Jess Kovanda
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pacific Northwest
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Bureau
Meacham
Ore
Pendleton
Worland and
Moorcroft
Wyo
Ellensburg
Washington
Spokane
la Grande
Williston
Idaho
Cody
Arctic
Wyoming
Colorado
Minnesota
Ida Grove
Des Moines
London
Fort Myers
Fla
Guggenheim Accepts Wright Brothers Trophy in Washington
Industrialist Harry F Guggenheim received the Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy at the Aero Club of Washington dinner marking the 61st anniversary of powered flight. He urged aviation to reorient humanity toward a world concept and pressed for peace and global cooperation to end poverty and reduce armaments.
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Washington
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
Guggenheim
The
Aero Club of Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Daniel and Florence Guppenheim
New York City
County Phone Setup Is Due Study Today
Lubbock County Commissioners and Southwestern Bell district manager Clyde Dickerson will meet at 10 a.m. today to discuss possible changes in the billing system for long distance calls charged to the county. Munich Germany will have an automobile club.
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Lubbock County
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Clyde Dickerson
Births Reported for DeLeon Morena Families
Mr and Mrs Ruben DeLeon of 21 Sherman welcomed a son at Porter Clinic Hospital weighing B pounds Y% ounces at 5 45 am Thursday. The father works for H A Lott Construction Co. Mr and Mrs Venancio Morena of 27 2nd Place announced a daughter weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces at 10 08 pm Wednesday at Latif Clinic. The father is employed by Kerbow Trucking Co.
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Ruben DeLeon
Sherman
Porter Clinice Hospital
H. A. Lott Construction Co
Venancio Morena
Latif Clinic
Kerbow ‘Trucking Co
Miguel Cantu
1St St
Saul Clinic
Plains Auto Sales
Patricio Martinez
Ralls
Laut Clinic
Lorenzo Compress
Paulo Bernal
Lauf Clinic
Hackberry Co-op Gin
Savax
David I. Yocum
40Th St
West ‘Texas Hospital
Lena Stephens, Inc
William M. Higgins
Texas Tech University
Oateopathic Hospital
Quilliam
Itt
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Billy Ray Buckelew
2Nd St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Jerome A. Decker
Anfon
University Hospital
Aubrey Fouts
Methodist Hospital
Dale Christie
Rt. 3
Lub Lock
Lubbock Leaders Debate Texas Tech Name Change
Texas Tech supporters and critics push for a university name change amid board discussion. Lawmakers and school figures weigh authority vs the Legislature's role in naming the college and its future direction.
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Lubbock
Quilliam
Tech
Texas State University
University
Texas Tech
Texas Tech University
Notre Dame Wins Bond Battle Over Blatty Film Case
Greenberg required Notre Dame to post a 10000 dollar bond to cover losses if the ban is reversed on appeal. The university defended its position after 20th Century Fox announced an appeal. Hesburgh praised the ruling but would not comment further while the case proceeds.
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New York
20th-Century-Fox
Greenberg
Notre Dame
Theodore Hesburgh
South Bend
Hesburgh
David W. Peck
20Th Century- Fox
20Th Century-Fox
Doubleday & Co
Fawcett Publications, Inc
William P. Blatty
Fawcett
Birth of Daughter in Lubbock Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe Flores of 1708 East Brown welcome a daughter born at 1 07 a m Thursday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. The father is employed by Hancock Manufacturing.
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Joe
Flores
E. Brown
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Hancock Manufacturing
Goodfellows drive boosts Christmas fund in Lubbock
Donations reach 3713.60 as the Lubbock Wrestling Club and fans contribute 249.10 at Fair Park Coliseum. Avalanche Journal carriers collect 112.05 at intermission, wrestlers match, and an anonymous donor adds 25. The fundraiser supports gifts for needy Lubbock children 14 and under, mailed to The Chief Goodfellow, care of The Avalanche-Journal.
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Eloise Henderson
Broadway Church of Christ
Dare Ann Davidson
Angie Davidson
Lubbock
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fair Park Coliseum
Avalanche-Journal
Replacement Of Federal Judge Urged In Mississippi
Washington report notes twenty congressmen urge the Justice Department to replace federal Judge Harold Cox with an unbiased jurist to hear cases tied to the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers. They also seek a non discriminatory jury roll and a new grand jury to handle indictments in the Mississippi court.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Harold Cox
Mississippi
Cox
Jackson
Miss
James ©. Eastland
Dmiss
Nicholas Katzenbach
South Mississippi
Federal
Justce Department
U. S
Esther Carter
Meridian
Miss Carter
Bob Hope Brings Christmas Show To Korean Troops In Snow
Bob Hope and his USO troupe delayed an outdoor Christmas show at a supply depot north of Seoul due to a heavy snowstorm. The performance drew about 2,000 servicemen in 28 degree weather as a second helicopter arrived to transport the full cast including Jill St. John and Jerry Colonna. After the show Hope visited the 121st Evacuation Hospital at Ascom, telling wounded soldiers Merry Christmas and receiving a homemade Oscar from grateful patients.
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Bob. Hope
Hope
Bupyong
Jill St. John
Anita Bryant
Anna
Maria Abberghetti
Ann Sidney
Janis. Paige
Jerry Colonna
Les Brown
John’. Bubbles
Jack Shea
Seoul
Ascom
Fellows
Debate Over Speed Trap Use Divides City Council
The council heard five different views on using speed traps. Mayor opposed radar enforcement, urging a study and a written report from Chief Alley. Officials discussed merit system credits tied to moving violation tickets and overall traffic control goals.
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Alley
Tshombe Urges Economic Aid for Congo
Premier Moise Tshombe urged Western countries to provide swift economic help to the Congo or fear the spread of communism to Africa. He pressed for a Marshall Plan style rescue at a Rhine Ruhr Club event in Düsseldorf, after failing to secure funds from Bonn.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Moise Tshombe
West
Congo
Africa
Tshombe
Rhine-Ruhr Club
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Otto Aleric Tshombe
Connally Budget Pushes Coordinated Higher Ed Board
Gov. Connally proposes a 18 member coordinating board to run Texas colleges with $226.1 million for 1966-67 if created, plus $20 million for construction and $29 million for junior colleges. An alternate plan retains the current commission for $179.8 million.
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Austin
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Commission On Higher Education
Jsome
Coordinating Board
Texas ‘College’ and University
Connally Seeks Major Texas Budget Overhaul for Education
Governor Connally pledges a 226 million dollar boost for state colleges and universities with a central coordinating board. He proposes eliminating the property tax plus phased tax cuts to fund higher education and curb future ad valorem revenue, while noting Medicareand welfare shifts may affect Texas spending.
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Connally
Tor College
Texas
Cetral ‘Coordinating Board
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Munich
Lubbock Salon
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Weir
Laut
Senate
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House
Rodney D. Underwood
Lubbock Ostenpathic Hospital
Underwood
Fred L. Price
14Th St
Dwight Robertson
Avalanche Journal
Joe Aguayo
Goldfarb
Rom
U.S
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Speeders Ue
Pitstick
Police Civil Service
Bethlehem
Inkeeper
Jesus
Simon
Key To State College
Board of Regents
Midwestern University
Texas A&i
Lamar State College
Pan American College
Texas Western College
University of Texas’ System
Tarleton State College
Texas A&m
Constitution
Kerr-Mills
Congress
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