New Storm Boils From Midland Toward East
State police report heavy snow drifts impede roads from Midland toward Tupelo and Culpepper as Florida visitors stock up on long underwear heaters and bottled gas amid bitter cold. Heatless tenements in New York City evacuate 19 percent of occupants.
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Tupelo
Culpepper
Ala
New York City
New York
Acros
Pennsylvania
Grand Central Station
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Stormy weather sweeps Panhandle and Eastern states
A cold front brought light snow to Friona Plainview and Dimmitt with dust in the Lubbock area and gusty winds across Texas Panhandle and South Plains. Forecasters expect a second front to drop temperatures further with clearing later in the day. statewide fog drizzle rain affected many areas while New York and Ohio faced heavy snow, closures, and emergency conditions.
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Friona
Plainview
Dimmitt
Littlefield
Floydada
Panhandle
South Plains
Lubbock
Lamesa
el Paso
South Texas
Alice
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Port Arthur
Brownsville
Wichita Falls
Dallas-Fort Worth
East Texas
Lufkin-Nacogdoches
Piney Woods
Dalhart
Amarillo
East
Texas
Middle Panhandle
Upper Panhandle
West Texas
Ohio
Cleveland
Florida
Lakeland
Fla
Clemus Mutual
Tempe
Kassee
Jacksonville
Tampa
Orlando
Miami
Washington
D.C
Hospictus
Arlington
Maryland
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Baltimore Transit Co
Lume
Norfolk
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Ilinois
Wester
Tennessee
Kentucky
Colorado
Central Plains
Midwest
Grand Junction
Colo
Flagstaff
Ariz
Silver City
Bayard
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Poll Tax Totals Lag Across Texas Counties
Poll tax tallies look lower than last year in Plainview and surrounding counties. Hockley and Lamb report declines from 1964 with provisional totals showing 3 766 and 3 025 exemptions respectively. Other counties list varied figures amid lingering litigation and non presidential year slowdowns. Final data hinge on delayed store and substation tabulations.
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Plainview
Hockley
Lamb
Lamb County
Bailey
Gaines
Dawson
Swisher
Cochran
J. Crosby
Floyd
Garza
Lynn
Terry
Travis County
Fritz Robinson
Austin
Houston
Carl Smith
Ben Gentle
Dallas
Bexar County
Charles Davis
San Antonio
Edinburg
Hidalgo County
Bob Lyon
Negroes occupy deactivated Greenville AFB in hunger protest
A small band of about 53 African Americans occupies a deactivated Greenville Air Force Base in Mississippi citing hunger cold and lack of jobs or land. They announce support from the Poor People's Conference and say they will stay until demands are met as FBI and local law enforcement monitor the situation. The base, idle since March, is near the main gate as tempers run high and a federal law violation is cited for breaking a lock.
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Reenville
Greenville Air Force Base
Air Force
George BR. Andrews
White House
A Force Chief of Staff
Andrews
City
FBI
Walter Prosper
Greenville
Char
Aids
Poor People’s Conference
Mimi Shaw
National Council of Churches
Delta
Prosper
Justice Department
Canada minister hopes bombing pause may continue
Rae Lester B Pearson said the government hoped the bombing pause could be extended if North Viet Nam showed flexibility. He told the House of Commons he was informed of the U S decision. The British Foreign Office denounced Ho Chi Minh for demanding the Viet Cong be the sole representative in any peace conference. Tokyo Prime Minister Ep sak Soto said he would continue efforts to end the special envoy tour to North Viet Nam and other Asian nations to push negotiations.
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Lester B. Pearson
Canada
North Viet Nam
House of Commons
U.S
Foreign Office
Ho Chi Minh
Liertion Front
Tokyo
Epsak Soto
Parlament
Yok
Viet Nam
Johnson
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bret Mo Dirksen
Hines
Gerald T. Ford
Michigan
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
United Nations
George de Aiken
Aiken
McNamara Sen
Norns Cotton
Rene
Sec
Robert McNamara
Cotton
McNmara
Congress
Viet
Wayne Morse
Dore
United Nations Senate
EW Ful Mnicht de Ark
Johnsens
Rockport Sinks in Pacific Ocean Northwest of Midway
The Liberian freighter SS Rockport radioed that she was sinking in heavy Pacific seas about 600 miles northwest of Midway Island. A two man crew reportedly launched a raft but it was unclear if the Rockport had been abandoned. Swells ranged 11 to 14 feet with winds 20 to 30 knots.
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Honolulu
UPI
Rockport
Pacific
Midway Island
Pioneer Hotel sale reported off as agreement reached
Attorneys said there will be no change in sale or ownership of the Pioneer Hotel. A trustee sale scheduled for Monday night was canceled after the parties reached a suitable agreement for future operations. The foreclosure hearing was postponed pending temporary restraining action.
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Pioneer
Pioneer Hotel
Hoday
Robert Ho Bean
Homer Go Mayes Plaza Tutte Ine Corp
Citizens N Bank
Great Southern Life Insurance Co
Homer J Roper
Turbulent Career of Rooney Linked to Marital Strife
The report outlines Rooney's volatile marriage history, including alimony disputes and bankruptcies, with notes on his latest reconciliation and statements about family happiness. It also covers Mille Milocjevic's alleged past film roles and social details, plus surrounding domestic and legal developments.
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Rooney
Barbara
Estine
Milocevic
Minos Milos
Texas Senate Terms In Question Over Start Dates
The majority opinion examines whether Senate terms begin on election day or when the next legislature convenes. Calhoun and Spears argue terms start with election, while Norvell and Griffin discuss constitutional provisions, redistricting effects, and a staggered start to Senate terms. The document notes inconsistencies and reviews historical constitutional references to determine the proper commencement timing.
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Texas
Spears
Calhoun
Senate
Tait
House
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and events in a local notice
The readable fragments mention various names including Mut Mesana and Steven, with stray references to locations, times, and a distant public or school event. The garbled text preserves little coherent narrative, but centers on individuals, a schedule, and possible notices from a community or school, all embedded in an OCR noise.
Navy wife dies after Lovington crash in Viet Nam era
Carol Sue Blackwood 20 wife of a Navy man stationed in Viet Nam died in Lovington San Geral hospital after a car collision at the intersection of 4th Street and Avenue Boat. Investigating officers said her car collided with a vehicle driven by Richard Allen Shelton 15. Shelton was uninjured. Mrs Blackwood employed at Lovington Credit Bureau, survived by husband John Wayne Blackwood Jr. and son, plus her mother sister and grandparents. Police investigation continues.
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Lovington
Carol Sue Blackwood
Navy
Viet Nam
San General Hospital
Weaih
Blackwood
Richard Allen Shelton
Ath St
Shelton
4Th St
Joy Sue Markham
Laington
Mes Dora Markham
Tatum
U S Planes Wreck Convoy Bridges In New Assaults
U S planes hit North Viet Nam targets wrecking convoy bridges and barges while attacking coastal routes. Heavy anti aircraft fire and shore batteries challenged operations as a pilot was rescued from the South China Sea after a mutt bombardment.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Militar
Deen
South China Sea
Communists Increase Offensives Across South Vietnam
Intelligence reports from Saigon indicate North Vietnamese forces expanded raids as US and allied troops mounted scattered offensives during a relative lull. Air strikes targeted routes along the central coast and Thanh Hoa while reports say traffic moved freely from Hanoi.
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Reds
Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Mir
Cotton policy clash and Texas vote in farm plan dispute
The article details a heated debate over a cotton assessment and a Texas delegation vote. Randolph disputed the plan citing political opposition and potential impact on the industry. The Texas vote faced procedural questions under a state unit rule, with debate over a revote and the plan’s broader consequences for research and promotion.
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Texas
Twio
Randolph
Rolling Fork
Miss
Conright Earrier
Cortriott
UTP
Congress
Cortricht
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Pohice
Barbara Thomason
Mexico
Ava Gardner
Betty Jane Raise
Miss Birminghan
Martha Vickers
Elaine Mahnken
Great Southern Lifes Attorness
Wold Bee
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Lubtock
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Citvens National Bank
Hoan He Corp
Grew Southern
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Sin Rat
Tomes
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Steeman
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Thanh Hoa
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