Yarborough Enters Texas Governor Race Amid Pledges
Uberal evangelical candidate Don Yarborough announced a gubernatorial bid at the Texas State Capitol promising a people’s campaign and bold programs to address poverty and state needs. He touted an “Original Platform” claimed to be the most comprehensive ever presented in Texas and said victory is possible despite polling uncertainty.
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Stevensons Integrity Applauded Amid LCB Turmoil
An LCB auditor said he helped Coke Stevenson with income tax returns but mostly on his own time for friendship. Officials defended Stevenson and the agency, while lawmakers consider hearings and legislative study to tighten the Texas Liquor Control Act amid ongoing turmoil and criticism. Remaining text notes a chlorine leak in Philadelphia affecting 300 people.
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Driver License Confusion Over Birth Certificate Issue
In Hot Springs Arkansas Mrs. A Bieratised faced a mix up with her driver license due to a misspelled name and wrong address on the record from the Revenue Office. A clerk advised awaiting a corrected license while the state treasure department addressed the error. The corrected details, once issued, will finalize her license this year.
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Agriculture chemicals conference attracts area attendees
Lubbock and surrounding area expect about 330 persons to attend the agriculture chemicals conference. The event appears in Page 11 listings with various related notes and cross references to other sections such as Texas Muslins and watercolors.
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Last Chance to Enter State Politicians Race Deadline
The Associated Press reports Texas faces a Monday midnight deadline for candidates to enter primary races for state offices. Turnout could exceed previous records with large Negro and Mexican American populations registering in many counties. Governors’ race attention centers on Gov. John Connally’s successor as candidates from both parties announce.
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Air Freight Stowaway Discovered At Kennedy Airport
Michael Shway, 19, a stowaway from Melbourne, hid in a shipping crate labeled Laboratory Equipment Machinery and was found at Kennedy Airport. He had been insured for 5400 and planned to travel to Australia aboard a Saturday flight. Authorities consider possible prison time and fines for the incident.
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Acapulco Earthquake Routs U.S Tourists
An earthquake struck Acapulco and surrounding areas in southwestern Mexico early Saturday forcing American tourists to flee hotels and watch from streets in pajamas and robes. The tremors hit during a festive downtown square celebration but injuries appeared minimal.
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Tension Mounts As Skirmishes Reported Along Korean Truce Line
Four new gunbattles were reported between U S and North Korean soldiers along the truce line amid U S efforts to win the release of the Pueblo and its 83 crew. South Koreans protest Pueblo talks and demand firmer U S action as Panmunjom hosts discussions.
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Footprints to Follow: Prayer Blessing from 1 Thessalonians
A devotional reflection begins with blessing from God the Father and Jesus Christ. The prayer asks for guiding footprints through life for others to follow, ending with a morning reader’s hopeful note.
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Texas Weekend Weather Brightens After Rain
Forecasters expect a fair, breezy Texas Saturday with mid 60s temperatures across the region. Lubbock should see pleasant conditions, while lows drop near 0 degrees tonight. South winds 15 to mph will persist, with a high pressure system moving east bringing clouds but no rain.
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Tech Sets Spring Enrollment Record At 18007 Students
Texas Tech regular spring term enrollment reached 18 007 by noon Saturday, the second highest spring total in school history behind the 18 646 fall first term. Officials note typical spring drop compares to fall. this year the difference was 5 percent. No graduate students enrolled. audit on the 12th class day will finalize official numbers.
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Indian Border Police Perish In Avalanche
In New Delhi the Defense Ministry reports sixteen border police on a lonely Himalayan border vigil near Tibet were killed by a snow avalanche that buried a hut. One officer died on the spot and several others were fatally or seriously injured.
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Highway Smashup Kills Lubbock Man Driver Hurt
A collision 11 miles northwest of Lubbock killed Alvan Owen Smith of 1510 Ave N and lightly injured Barbara L. Burton 45 of Muleshoe. John Will Blair 50 of Springtown drove the pickup with a trailer, wheel fell off, trailer tipped on a culvert, blocking the southeast lane. Blair cited as operator and Burton’s car struck the wreck.
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Holdouts fight in Hue as battle rages in Saigon
The Associated Press reports house to house fighting across Hue and other cities as Communist forces resist. U S command cites 14 997 enemy dead and 1 116 allied deaths in the week. Hue siege eases with citadel retaken, civilians missing, and air raids continuing near Khe Sanh Camp Carroll. Commercial flights resume into Tan Son Nhut amid quiet Saigon.
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Tahoka Voters Approve City Sales Tax Levy
Tahoka electors approved a one per cent city sales tax in a Saturday election with 185 votes for and 79 against. The levy becomes effective July 1.
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Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cooler today and tonight with lows around the 30s and highs near 60. Light variable winds shift to north at 15 to 25 mph.
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