Statewide Snow Plagues Towns with Travel Halted
Heavy snowfall and slick streets crippled travel across Texas and New Mexico. Two people injured in a noon auto collision. several rural roads blocked as up to six inches fell, with heavy snows in Yoakum County and near Bronco. Schools closed and livestock stranded on open ranges as motorists aided by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlows Agus Marta
Yoakum
Bronco
New Mexico
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Crosbyton
Denver
Hell
Arriba Ipa
Roswell
Portales
Clovis
Yes
Tatum
Mie Dimes
Tyler
Texas
Rose Capital
Our
Brownsville
Brownwood
Georgetown
Childress
Abilene
Amarillo
Alpine
Big i Bend
Panhandle
Red River
Paisana Pass
Dallas
Fort Worth
Carthage
Bouidens
Stanton
Big Spring
Florida
Congratulatory birth notices from Lubbock region
The records list multiple birth announcements from families in Lubbock and surrounding areas. Each entry names the parents, street addresses, a newborn’s weight and time of birth, and the father’s occupation, with hospitals including Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital and West Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry T. Oliver
35Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Poe Drive In
Dale Treaxe
T. D. White Gulf
Dale G. Crawford
Auburn
Goodnight Hospital
Texas Tech
B. G. Tucker
E. 25Th St
Baldridge Bakery
Reds in Iraq Under Blood Campaign After Coup
Beir ut reports say Iraq s new rulers wage a bloody drive to crush Communists and rebels. Premier Kassem toppled and executed, mass killings claimed in the north and south, with Col Abdul Karim Mustafa s units authorized to shoot resistors. Abadan reports allege Communist seizure of a prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Iraq
Dad
Mosul
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Damascus
Abdul Karim Mustafa
Home Builders Oppose Mortgage Interest Deduction Curbs
The National Association of Home Builders, with 41000 members, opposed curbs on unlimited mortgage interest deductions and property taxes. They argue the changes would hurt home ownership and support broader tax cuts to spur housing demand, while Treasury figures suggest many high earners still gain from itemized deductions under a higher floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Home Builders
Association
W. Evans Buchanan
Congress
Treasury
Home Builders Group
Dillon
U.S
Polaris A-3 launches redefine Navy strike reach
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS A-3 Polaris missile marks new capability with a 30 foot, 2000 mile Atlantic test in about 20 minutes. navy calls it completely successful and aims for combat readiness by mid 1964. The test, from land, mirrors submarine launch design while Burma reports a new butter market in Rangoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
UPS
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Surance
Many Highways Hazardous Snow Slams Rockies to Gulf
A winter blast dumped up to a foot of snow in southern Colorado and New Mexico while a bitter cold wave stretched to the Gulf of Mexico. Snow shut U S 66 east of Albuquerque, caused two deaths in New Mexico, and disrupted travel from Colorado to Tennessee with school closures and stronger frost alerts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Tennessee
United Press International
Colorado
New Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Alamosa
San Luis Valley
West Texas
Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
Oklahoma
Tex
Alabama
Rio Grande Valley
Laramie
Wyo
Moorcroft
Sheridan
United States
Missouri
U.S. 66
Chicago
Pacific
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Houses of Representatives
Gulf
Atlantic
Louisiana
Carolinas
Florida
Mercury
Northwest
Seattle
California
Lyles Facing Senate Hearing Amid Labor Clash
The Texas AFL CIO president Hank Brown attacks Lyles as not representing labor while Lyles defends labor’s stance on unemployment benefits. Hearings resume after Monday's Senate session. Cor ups Christi Sen Bruce Reagan seeks swift Padre Island National Seashore vote with mixed land views. Other actions include Laguna Madre drum season extension and perch fishing allowance, plus tightened dealer plate regulations and praise for El Paso Herald Post editor Pooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Afl—Cio
Hank Brown
Lyles
Labor
Congress
Brown
Senate
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
Padre Island National Seashore
Reagan
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Maurice Pipkin
Brownsville
Laguna Madre
Cameron County
Roger Thurmond
del Rio
Val Verde
Wayne Gibbons
Breckenridge
The
House
Edward M. Pooley
el Paso Herald-Post
el Paso
Tex
Asian Flu Winter Wave Strikes With Excess Deaths
The article notes 26 700 excess deaths in a 1960 winter wave with about a third from pneumonia following influenza. It details impact on schools offices and police, cites rising cases at University of Georgia, and outlines Health Service warnings and self care guidance for flu symptoms.
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Health Service
Baltimore Police Department
University of Georgia
Public Health Service
Burglaries Reported Across Several Homes in Local Area
Police investigated multiple burglaries with losses totaling about 9500 dollars. Items stolen included jewelry, portable phonograph and records, radio, silverware, and electronics. Residents cited broken back doors, snow intrusion, and tracks within homes as part of the break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hill
Brown
Blake
F. G. Whitlock
57Th St
W. D. Wilkins
68Th St
Wilkins
New Mexico
Charles Carr
35Th St
David Glasgow
Cedar St
15Th St
Ave. C
Burglary Suspects Believed Linked to Multiple Thefts
Police report says radios, tape recorders and other merchandise valued over 350 dollars were stolen from several restaurants. Two youths ages 15 and 16 on parole from Gatesville State Training School and two others on probation in the city are among the suspects. A 16 year old arrested Saturday claimed involvement in 19 burglaries and auto thefts, while others admitted working with partners in groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Training School For Boys
Gatesville
Clark Clark
Mansfield urges constructive help as Cuba debate rages
Senate leader Mansfield pressed for constructive remedies over partisan attacks after probes into Kennedy era Cuba policy. He cited Governor Rockefeller and Sen Keating criticizing public rhetoric while urging restraint and practical steps to ease the Cuban crisis amid White House briefings.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Mansfield
Senate
Keating
Cuba
House
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
Kennedy
George W. Ball
Ball
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Khrushchev
Scott
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
CBS
Mediterranean
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
New York City
Latin America
State lawmakers bicker over public school enterprise course
A dispute among committee members delayed Monday's consideration of a proposal to require a public school course on the merits of free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
George MacAfee
Dallas
Rosenberg Ar Repener
Clymer
MacAtee coYes
Wright
Maurice Doke
Wichita ‘Falls
MacAtee
MacAfee
Jack Woods
Waco
Dungan
Louisiana
Florida
Maude Isaacs
el Paso
Mel Gabler
Hawkins
Ronald Roberts
Hillsboro
Gabler
Texas Legislature Debates Education and Tax Bills
Lawmakers examine a education bill requiring a capitalism versus communism course for Texas high schools while proposals loosen speed limits to 70 mph on highways and adjust tax rules. The session includes testimony on school guidance counseling accreditation, election law changes, and a contentious taxation package, with committee actions and objections from various officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
State Senate
State Board of Education
Texas
House
Highways and Roads Committee
House Elections Committee
Sherman Miles
Afl-Cio
House Education Committee
Tyler
Richard Harvey
W. T. Dungan
McKinney
Louisiana
Florida
Maurice Doke
Wichita Falls
Senate
Price Daniel
J. Ed Lyles
Texas Employment Commission
Lyles
Hank Brown
America
Tyler Pipe and Foundry Co
Harvey
Dungan
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mel Gabler
Hawkins
Eugene Youree Rites Pending At Lovington
Lovington special services were pending Monday night at Smith-Yarbrough Funeral Home for Eugene Youree 47 of 1413 W. Polk who died Sunday night at his home Well Units Inc field superintendent Youree had lived in Lovington two years after moving from Cortez Colorado and previously Odessa for 17 years Survivors include his wife Helen a son Robert in the Army stationed in Kansas and daughters Mrs Patricia Winegar Cortez and lo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Smith-Yarbro
Eugene Youree
W. Polk
Well Units Inc
Youree
Cortez
Colo
Odessa
Colorado
Helen
Robert
Kansas
Patricia Winegar
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Plainview
Littlefield
Menber
Sales
Levelland
Johnny Salazar
Laut
Moss Gordin Lint Cleaner Co
Samuel Maxey
Slaton
Taut
Standard | Pipe and Steel Co
John Hernandez
Ave, L
Lauf Clinic
Mercedes Cruz
Larry Payne
Methodist Hospital
Plan-Ex. Corp
William Clements
Lavelland
Aubrey Dwain White
West Hospital
Gibson Plumbing
Gene Melvin Lacy
4Th &T
West Texas Hospital
Abdel Salam Arefand
Eeante Eer
Abadan
Shatt Al-Arab
Basra
South Plains
Michal Ramsey
Giant’s Reach
Polaris
Rangoon
Burma
Connally
Au Eera
DUCKS
Los Angeles
Dominguez Avenue
Firestone Park
Cecil Brown
Rise
By Jerry Pillard
Port Mansfield
Willacy County
Senate Jurisprudence Committee
Motor Traffic Committee
Richard Driggs
Th. ‘St
Eugene
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