Judge Halts Rail Walkout Amid New Snow Miseries
The Northgn nation faces blizzard conditions with sleet and rain from the Pacific Northwest to the Dakotas. Crested Butte reports snow so deep a bulldozer is buried. hundreds of California flood refugees face isolation. Five killed after icy crashes near Lincoln Nebraska and Waterloo Iowa. Fog disrupts Cedar Rapids Des Moines airports as floods recede in Oregon and Yakima river ice jams threaten.
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Duke resigns as chief of protocol. Hand to succeed
Angier Biddle Duke, 49, resigns as chief of protocol and will receive a major ambassadorship, announced by President Lyndon Johnson on Tuesday. He will be succeeded by Lloyd Nelson Hand, a Los Angeles attorney, per AP Wirephoto.
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Holiday robbers net over 1 million in church, city hall thefts
Gunmen struck three major hauls at Buffalo city hall, a Chicago suburb church Brinks truck, and a New Jersey bank run, stealing $513000 in cash and $223000 in checks plus cash. In Buffalo, a city treasurer’s office heist injured the chief teller and left other cash and checks missing. The spree echoes prior church rectory robberies and a Caldwell Idaho shop theft six months earlier.
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For Sale What’s Left of It by Salem Flood
Steve Wood 16 posts a for sale sign at the Washaway site of the family home in Keizer Oregon after the Christmas week flood that damaged hundreds in the Salem area. AP photo.
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Russia's Barbers Turned Hair Spray Into Private Initiative
A Moscow barbershop scheme defies central planning as workers repurpose bulb plant tools to bottle hair spray. Komsomolskaya Pravda notes officials disapprove of private initiative and shop corner cutting despite individual shop plans.
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White House concern as steel price hikes loom over economy
News brief notes the Kennedy era steel price increases prompting White House scrutiny and Treasury concern. It mentions a rollback in 1962 and warns about potential inflation and wage pushes tied to steel unions as production nears record levels.
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Texas Tech Loses Sugar Bowl Opener In 83 73 Setback
The Sugar Bowl tourney opener ends with Texas Tech falling to Vanderbilt 83 to 73. Other items note a Greek city holiday trigger and a look back at 1964 forecasts by Bob Considine.
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Christmas Prayer Note From Anonymous Contributor
A holiday season prayer thanks God for love and mercy and for Jesus Christ. An accompanying note from an anonymous contributor mentions unity and requests prayers be shared widely.
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Southern Railway Firemen Strike Causes nationwide disruption
A federal judge ordered a temporary halt to a systemwide strike by Southern Railway firemen, but the walkout continued. Pickets blocked terminals across 13 states as officials prepared for a Jan 7 hearing while the union argued they had not been served with the restraining order. Freight operations largely continued under supervisory oversight.
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Judy Hill Named 1965 Maid of Cotton at Metz Cotton pageant
Judy Hill a 19 year old sophomore at Texas Christian University was named the 1965 Maid of Cotton at Memphis after two days of judging. Linda May Smith of Fairfax Alabama finished first runner up with Christian Ann Semrad of Wauconus Oklahoma second runner up. Semifinalists were Joanne Cockwiller Huntington Beach California and Mary Catherine Walker Round Pond Arkansas. The pageant banned bathing suits and emphasized background and poise as well as beauty. Judy praised her family and parents and carried a 3.4 average.
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Goldwater Assails GOP Shakeup Over Burch Oust Bid
Goldwater condemns GOP bloodletting as Burch defends leadership amid conservative clashes after a party loss. He proposes replacement only if it unifies the party, not at the expense of Burch’s supporters. Aide says Burch plans Jan meeting push to chart 1966 campaign operations.
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Weather Map Page 3 A Lubbock and Vicinity Forecast
Little change in temperature today with a high in the mid 60s and moderate westerly winds turning strong and gusty by afternoon. Rural areas and city of Lubbock expect similar conditions with increasing wind speeds and dry air.
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