Wage Hikes Demanded By Rail Workers Union
Cleveland AP The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen demands 25 percent wage increases plus cost of living adjustments and other improvements for about 30 000 workers on around 190 railroads. They seek higher arbitration rates guarantees and lodging allowances with near record railroad profits cited.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of
Union
H. E. Gilbert
Blf&e
Hostlers
Gilbert
Sitka Fire Destroys Cathedral in Alaska Blaze
A $23 million fire ripped through Sitka Alaska destroying the 12 year old Greek Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St Michael and much of the business district. No casualties were reported and Gov Egan asked for a disaster declaration while Sen Gruening raised funds for reconstruction.
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Sitka
Alaska
St. Michael
St. Michael’s
Ernest Gruening
Juneau
William A. Egan
Egan
Johnson
Rental Unite
Fan
Gruening
Vince Challis
Alaska Disaster Office
Ambrosiy Merejko
North America
Baranof Island
Groening
Lincoln Street
Carl W. Murz Found Dead At Home In Lubbock
Carl William Murz aged 58 of 314 East Fourth Street was found dead at his home about 9 a.m. Sunday. George H. McCleskey justice of the peace conducts an inquest. Services planned Wednesday in Fort Worth under Shannon Funeral Home direction. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Fort Worth. Native of Fredericksburg he had lived in Lubbock seven years and worked for Mc Millian Trucking Co. Five sisters survive.
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Carl William Murz
Henderson Funeral Home
George H. McCleskey
Fort Worth
Shannon Funeral Home
Mount Olivet
Fredericksburg
Murz
Lubbock
McMillian Trucking Co
Smith to Seek Fourth Senate Term in Maine
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine announces a bid for a fourth term during the New Year weekend. If reelected, she would become the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Skowhegan
Maine
UPI
Margaret Chase Smith
I.maine
Lubbock Court Records Mix Civil Actions and Divorces
A garbled_Lubbock Court listing shows multiple cases including damages from an airplane crash near Wealber, a divorce petition in McKinney, and a work accident demnity claim. Names such as Gabriel Sauceda M Elsa and Ming Kereda appear among diverse parties in various courts.
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Dera Jean Randin
Gabriel Rangel Sauceda
M. Elsa
Tes
Ang Mise
Violet Varqnes
Lubbock
Martianne Waldron
Mics
Sammre Eatelee Chalker
Labete Wiliam W. Rt
Leceiant
Mere Francis Ned Stewart
Lebeort
Onare
Wayne Shaver
Ming Sardra Kereda
John Warne Titer
B. Geriend
Letick
Lubbock Courts
S. Pestant Court
Witlass
Naeehageinet
Piper Aircraft
Lowone Pivieros Avro Corp
Ated
West'Tee Aircraft
Ateut
Wealbereee Fer
Judermmert Abe
Gem and Mineral Society to Hear Tech Professor
Texas Tech associate professor Zukauckas Jr will speak on opal polishing at 7 30 p m Tuesday to the Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society The meeting at Precinct 1 Clubhouse SH 50th St will feature a door prize and a solicitation for memberships Officers for the new year include W E Foster president and several named members Visitors are welcome to attend The society plans an April 10 May 1 show at the Texas National Guard Armory
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FW. Zukauckas Jr
Texas Tech
Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society
Precinct 1
Sh2
50Th St
Zukauckas
W. E. Foster
Foster
P. C. Lee Cascio
Bula Beard
Jack M. West
Pat VanBibber
Dalton Parker
LoCascio
Miss Beard
Charles Bessent
Bessent
J. C. Richards
M. H. Womack
W. T. Beard
Fred Young
Texas National Guard Armory
Grand Jury Sworn In For New District Court Here
Judge James A. Ellis swore in the first grand jury for the 7th District Court. District Attorney Alton Griffin has set 72 felony cases for presentation. Jurors include B. B. Hobgood and Nell Preston among others. commissioners G. T. Doggett M. N. Lasater Robert M. Lugo C. S. Denham and Jack Claitor were named. A jury report is expected Wednesday.
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U7th District Court
James A. Ellis
Dist
Alton Griffin
B. B. Hobgood
M. J. Williams
Nell Preston
Bob Grice
Foy Hudson
FL Pruett
Maurice Scott
S .S. Gallegos
Andrew Rice
A. C. Verner
H. A. Padgett Jr
City Man and Son Hurt In Mishap
Charles Dickson 26 and his son Michael 4 were hospitalized at Methodist Hospital after a 800 block Avenue H crash at 10 10 a m. Dickson’s pickup struck three parked cars and a trailing tire smoke prompted a fire call. Driver of a stopping pickup at the signal was Antonio T Borjas Ri 1 Ida fous.
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Charles Dickson
14Th St
Michael
Methodist Hose
Pital
Dickson
Antonio T. Borjas
Idafous
Burglary and theft cases under investigation after quiet holiday
Police report a relatively quiet holiday weekend though several burglaries and thefts were under investigation. Incidents included broken glass at Horkey Oil Co, van break in on Loop 289, a missing gum machine, jewelry store break in, stolen tires, and a condo break in with items like a record player and cash missing. An 18 year old male was held in connection with a window shooting at a nursing home. charges expected today.
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Horkey Oil Co
Erskine St
Joss
Loop 289
8Th Street
Cement Supply Co
Avenue LA Pool Hall
Ave. A
Cizon Jewelry
Broad Way
Mack Hartgrove
8Th St
Olen Summers
Igarage
50Th St
Paschal Strong
43Rd St
Steve Covarrubio
Bates
Bobby Snodgrass
26Th St
Tom Lara
Emory
Edward Morlan
E.ast St
Avalanche Journal
Callie Grassland
Albuquerque
N.M
Lubbock
Julis Tipton
16Th St
Miami
Researcher Dr Mary Blanchard Millikan Dies in Pasadena
Dr Mary Blanchard Millikan a pioneer in aerodynamics and guided missiles died at age 62 in Pasadena California He helped guide the early days of Cal Tech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and research in propulsion systems as a leading scientist.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mary Blanchard Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
December Weather Warmer Than Normal on South Plains
December brought higher than normal temperatures across the South Plains with below average rainfall. Lubbock reported 0.15 inches for the month and 14.15 inches for the year, while many areas saw 0.3 to 0.5 inch of moisture and several stations logged light snow flurries.
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South Plaine
U. S
Lub
Lubbock
South Plains
Dickens
Terry
Sann Ta
High Plains
Linton
Caprock
Post and Spur
Hereford
Mthly Av
Pepa
Big Spring
Brownfield
Floydada
Smereford
Lamesa
Morton
Plainview
Post
Seminole
Silverton
Spur
Tohoka
Lockerville
Jury Pool System Starts in Lubbock County Court
A central jury pool went into service in Lubbock County this morning following the fourth district court’s organization. Sixty-two appeared, 37 remained after exemptions, with civil juries to be selected at 1:30 p.m. from a central room for assignment to district or county courts.
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Lubbock County
Fourth District Court
John T. Smith Jr. Rites Scheduled After Fort Worth Crash
Funeral services are set for John T. Smith Jr., 37, of Fort Worth and former Lubbock resident, killed in a two car crash on a Fort Worth freeway. His daughter Donna was injured and listed in fair condition. Surviving are his wife Ruth James, son Curtis, daughter Donna, parents, a brother, and in laws Elton James and Ruth James of Lubbock. Burial will be in Decatur Mississippi and services in Jackson Mississippi.
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John T. Smith Jr
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Jackson
Miss
Decatur
Right.Ferguson
Texas Tech
Ruth James
Curtis
Donna
John T. Smith
Donald L. Smith
San Francisco
Calif
Elton James
Ave. D
Outlook for New Programs in 1966 Budget
Washington reports that the federal government will increase spending on health and education in 1966 but less than hoped due to the Vietnam War. Health Secretary John W. Gardner says 1966 won’t be a slowdown year despite new elementary and secondary education medicare water pollution and disease control programs. He notes some programs may be started slowly and not all details will be identified.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Deficit Listed By Red Cross
Washington (UPI) The American Red Cross reports a 3,051,487 deficit for the year ending June 30. Revenue reached 105,029,833 with expenditures at 108,081,320 due to Viet Nam commitments and U S disaster relief. Despite record fundraising, the year saw the highest total raised 90,463,761.
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Washington
UPI
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Viet Nam
United States
Longevity Regimen Reported in Folkestone Rest Home
A Sunday feature from Folkestone describes Edward J Jamieson at a rest home as he dips his head in a bucket of water claiming it to be his recipe for a jong life. He speaks of the unusual practice as a personal regimen.
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Folkestone
England
Edward J Jamieson
City Sunday School attendance soars across 65 churches
Sunday School turnout reached 38 225 across 65 churches up from 9 957 in 58 churches last week. The report lists per church figures including Agape Methodist Asbury Methodist Epworth Methodist and many others across Baptist Nazarene Christ and Assembly of God congregations.
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Agape Methodist
Asbury Methodist
Ee Ceee
Epworth Methodist Hee Sw
First Methodiat
Forrest Heights Methodist
Latin American Methodist
Oakwood Methodist
Overton Methodist
Pioneer Memorial Methodist
St John’s Methodist
St. Luke's Methodist
St. Matthew
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
St Mt Vernon
Assembly of God
Highland Assembly of God
Riverlawn
Assembly of God Na Oa
Redeemer
Spanish Assembly of God
Westmoreland Assembly of God
Ity
Pedestrians Walk Brooklyn Bridge in Lindsay Promenade
Police report an eight am pedestrian traffic jam on the Brooklyn Bridge as thousands follow Mayor Lindsay's call to walk to Manhattan jobs. The scene shows mass transit by foot rather than vehicles, highlighting a civic engagement event in New York City.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Weather Across U S Cities Reported by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau release lists 24 hour readings ending at 6 00 a m with high and low temperatures across U S cities reported from Labhock district weather stations.
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U. S
Labhock
High Plaine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Mick Lew Brownfield
Floydada
Morton
Plainview
Siiverton
Jordan to Build Modern Airport in Amman
Amman plans a new international airport capable of handling modern jet airliners. Information Minister Abdulhamid Sharaf offered few details on cost or location. Local reports cite a French firm proposing a $15.4 million project. Civil Aviation Director Emile Quebaisi said Jordan reached agreements with London Paris and Rome to organize regular air trips between Amman and the three capitals.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdulhamid Sharaf
Emile Quebaisi
London
Paris
Rome
Port of Hamilton Sets Cargo Record
The port of Hamilton in Ontario set a cargo tonnage record for the sixth straight year with over 19 million tons moved in 1965. Chairman Joseph Lanza said the final tally was not yet complete but at least 913,000 tons more than 1964, the largest increase since the St. Lawrence Seaway opened in 1959.
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Hamilton, Ont
Hamilton
Joseph Lanza
Hamilton Harbor
St. Lawrence Seaway l
Pope Pleads With Jensen for Viet Nam Peace Effort
Vatican report says Pope Paul VI personally urged President Jensen to push peace in Viet Nam. The message was delivered to envoy Arthur Goldberg in Rome after a one hour meeting, as the pontiff also prepared appeals to Red China the Soviet Union and both Viet Nam nations.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jensen
Viet Nam
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
L'Osserivatore
Arthur J. Goldberg
Red China
Soviet Union
Goldberg
Rome
Quake Shakes Dushanbe. No Major Damage Reported
Moscow UPI reports an earthquake struck Dushanbe Tajikistan early today. The Tajik capital saw broken windows in some homes but no major damage or casualties. Tass agency provided details.
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Moscow
UPI
Tajikistan
Dushanbe
Tass
Birth Announcements From Methodist Hospital Noted
A series of birth notices from Methodist Hospital list several newborns, their weights in pounds and ounces, and the parents occupations. Each item names the parents and their town or workplace, with times and days of birth.
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Bio King
St. Lon
Methodist Hospital
Johnson Manufacturing Co
Loan Associations To Pay Bonus Dividends
Alt State Banking Commissioner Charles R. Howell signs a regulation allowing New Jersey savings and loan associations to pay bonus dividends in 1966. Insured accounts may receive a bonus if a member deposits the same amount monthly for three years or maintains at least $1,000 for one year.
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Trenton
Alt State
Charles R. Howell
New Jersey Savings and Loan Associatons
Thompson Submarine Arrives for Six Month Philadelphia Overhaul
The Chilean submarine Thompson arrives at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for a routine overhaul expected to last six months. Previously the Thompson was the U S submarine Springer before transfer to Chile.
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Philadelphia
Thompson
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Republic of Chile
U.S
Springer
Constructive Criticism Misunderstood in Modern Discourse
Whit Rix Victory and Arlen P. Trice critique the phrase constructive criticism, arguing it often harms rather than helps. They note criticism can alienate and reduce dignity, urging consideration of empathy and restraint in feedback. Funeral services by Rix Funeral Directors are listed with contact details.
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Whit Rix Victory
Arlen P. Trice
Rix Funeral Directors
Broadway
Avenue 8
Lubbock
Texas
Porter
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