Traffic Zoning Showdown At 19th College Intersection
City council debated two zoning changes for College Ave and 19th St including a plan for 450 paved off street parking spaces and a land dedication along College Ave. Opponents argued 450 spaces are excessive while supporters cited city widening plans and potential future land sales as justification. Proposals also covered multiple housing and commercial zoning requests with varied opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Ave
19Th
20Th St
Pharr
19Th St
Rolan Simpson
Simpson
Jack Eastman
Burr
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fred West
Bangor
4Th St
West
Henry Holmes
C. D. Knight
16Th St
Quaker Ave
Gene Blackburn
Peoria’ Ave
Leland D. Payne
Southport Development Corp
40Th St
Ave
Blackburn
C&g Corp
Pearl Newberry
5Th St
Ave. W
Bob Medlar
Bill Stracener
25Th St
26Th St
Max Tidmore
Brownfield Highway
15Th St
Commission
Howell Killgore
Maddox Investment Co
3Rd St
Ath St
Elgin
Flint Aves
Killgore
Maddox
Tidmore
Eastman
Gene Alderson
W. E. Medlock
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Listed in Lubbock Records
Lubbock Court records show multiple marriage licenses for Johe Joseph Smith and Mire Nee Li céha Roberta both of Lubbock, 31 and 23 with Mrs. Wink Fox Jr. of Lubbbark Wilson Tegan Neve and Misa Betty Ann Wisdom of Abernathy, plus numerous district and county court cases. Cases include divorces, diverse estates, restraining orders, and appeals in Amarillo district courts with names such as Barbara Felk, Jer ry Belk, and James A. Bitte. also listed are traffic, insurance, and public safety matters from Potter, Donley, Floyd, Deaf Smith, and other counties.
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Jehe Joseph Smith
Art Mire
Licéha Roberta
Lobbock
Wenn
Taster Richanteon
Wink Fox, Jr
Lubhbark Wilson
Amariligo Repo
Coef
Supreme Judicial Poateet of Teags
Amarita
Roc War
Travelers Insurance Company
Thle
H. Ll. McPrerson
J.C
Ochiltree County
W. H. Hodies & Company
Donley County State Bank
Donley County
R. D. Sharkey v
T. C. Hollums
Floyd County
Jimmy Ray Willams
Cimarron Inurance Company, Inc
Wibarger County
Wied Paint
Dee EB. Wallace
Hidekinsop
Charles Thomas Crowe
Tesas Department of Public Safety
Potter County
Alfred Lee Wallis
Tesas
Rail service not hurt by crew cuts say board
A four member national board concluded that the elimination of locomotive firemen has not harmed rail operations or workers. The panel noted union differences with M L Shattuck denouncing the report as a hoax while Charles J Coughlin and other members supported its findings.
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Chicago
UPS
M. L. Shattuck
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Charles J. Coughlin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Thhem
Coughlin
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
E. H. Hallmann
Western Carriers’ Conference
Former Dallas Attorney Dies in New York Hotel
James P. Donovan, 56, once a Dallas lawyer who fought Love Field expansion, was found dead of natural causes in a New York hotel. He had faced contempt fines in 1963 as Dallas pursued court action over airport runways now in operation. Donovan, a Cornell graduate, leaves a widow, daughter Patricia at the University of New Mexico, and son Lt. A. P. Donovan stationed at Minot AFB.
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New York
James P. Donovan
Dallas
Canandaigua
N.Y
Donovan
Love Field
New York State
Cornell
Patricia
University of New Mexico
A. P. Donovan
Minot Air Force Base
N.D
Beaumont Man Fatally Shot In Home Incident
Beaumont police say Walter, 14, was fatally shot at his home while attempting to take a .32 caliber pistol from his brother Howard. Officers indicate the gun discharged accidentally.
Court adopts new system for assigning indigent defense
In the 137th District Court of Lubbock four judges implemented a new procedure. Attorneys were summoned alphabetically from a roster to represent 27 criminal defendants who took pauper’s oaths after being indicted by a grand jury. An interpreter assisted one Latin American defendant.
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Alton Griffin
James A. Ellis
Fire devastates downtown hotel with multiple injuries
A blaze swept a four story brick hotel near the Minnesota state Capitol. Desk clerk Francis Dilts, 40, said the fire started in a first floor men’s room and spread rapidly. William Pyburn, 33, jumped from a third floor window fracturing both feet and a nose. Walter Weidman, 33, suffered a spinal fracture after leaping from a second floor window. A district fire chief described women escaping by hall and burning coats. The fire began at 4 42 a m as crews warned occupants to evacuate amid gusty 15 mph winds and 2 degree air.
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Francis Dilts
Wiliam Pyburn
Walter Weidman
Wiliam Donnerbauer
Jacob Reyer
Violet
Reyer
Services Set For Rev. B. W. Taylor
Funeral services for Rev. B. W. Taylor 58 of 1110 44th St. will be at 2 p.m. Friday at First Nazarene Church with Rev. Raymond Hurn of Lubbock officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Surviving are his widow three sons Roy B Wayland C Allan two daughters Mrs. Charles Denison Mrs. Charles Jarrett a brother Key Abernathy his mother pals B F Taylor and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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44Th St
First Nazarene Church
Raymond Hurn
Lubbock
Buford Battin
James R. Bell
Resthaven Memorial Park
Resthaven Funeral Home
Mr. Taylor
Allan
Fort Worth
Charles Denison
Charles Jarrett
Dallas
Key — Abernathy
B. F. Taylor
Earl Meador
O. D. Rhodes
Jim Davis
iCarl Stephenson
Harold Faithland
J. D. Raddler
Clayton Brownlow
Abernathy and Wolfforth
First Baptist Church
Eldorado
Oklo
Brownlow
Santa Clara
Calif
Ross Kirk
Dist St. Lubbock
Oscar L
Guy Brownlow
Abernathy
Trade Mission Encourages Mexico Trade Ties
Lubbock hosts a trade mission briefing on expanding U S Mexico commerce. Speakers including Roy Gootenberg and Paul Flores outline export opportunities in Mexico, noting five favorable factors and U S market share shifts.
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Mexico
Roy Gootenberg
Office of International Trade Promotion
Bureau of International Prommnerce
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington
Lubbock
Gootenberg
Department of Commercce
Harry Meyers
Dallas
U. S. Department of Commerce
Department
Walter Durham
World Trade Department
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Paul Flores
Office of International and Regional Economics
U. S
Department of Commerce
United States
Flores
Latin America
Texas Tech
Philip H. Bethune
Dallas Council On World Affairs
John Hildebrand
Tech School of Business
I.S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C
New York Labor Talks Slacken Amid Mediation Efforts
The pace of negotiations slackened with no scheduled resumption after a union caucus and mediator meetings. Theodore W. Kheel indicated a three‑man panel would meet with union reps while the day focused on caucuses and joint sessions. Mayor Lindsay's press secretary said no immediate return to talks.
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Transit Authority
Theodore W. Kheel
Lindsay
Woody Klein
Enduring Buddha Statue in Kamakura Survives Earthquakes
The Great Buddha statue in Kamakura, Japan, has stood since 1252 despite repeated earthquakes that have destroyed the temples housing it, yet never harmed the statue itself.
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Kamakura
Japan
Posey to retire from DPS after 35 years of service
Edwin Posey announces retirement from the Texas Department of Public Safety after 35 years. He joined in the early 1930s, rose through the ranks to captain, led a 29 county district, and earned praise from colleagues and Col. Garrison for a lifetime of diligent duty. Posey and wife Connie Rae reside in Abilene area. daughter Barbara Wheeler lives in Corpus Christi.
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Posey
Highway Patrol
New Mexico Line
Tarrant County
Texas
Abilene
Department of Public Safety
Wowway Taciosy
Hutchison
Harlingen
Pecos
San Anetonie
WHS
Lubbock
San Angelo
Burkburnett
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Red River
Clyde
Bonnie
Arcadia
Grapevine
Hues
Joyce
Fern White
Walter E. Whitaker Jr
Department
DPS
Edwin Posey
Col. Garrison
Maj. Hutchinson
Huthison
Idalou Bank
Capt. Posey
Connie Rae
21St St
R. L
Barbara) Wheeler
Corpus Christi
Severe Weather Batter California Oregon Washington Rains
A storm system drenched Dansmuir California and cut U S 101 as 16.7 inches fell in the northwest corner. Power lines failed and roofs collapsed while Oregon Washington faced high winds and heavy precipitation. Temperatures plummeted north while warm chinook winds touched the Rockies and western Texas eyed mild highs.
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Dansmuir
San Francisco
U.S. 101
Oregon
California
Southern Pacific
Cascade
Portland
Ore
Washington
Cape Meares
Louisiana
Florida
Ohio
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Virginias
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Alma
Tallahassee
Fla
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Upper Great Lakes
Central Plains
International Falls
Minn
Alt Key West
Rockies
Livingston
Mont
Lake Huron
Kansas
Pacific Northwest
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock
High Plains
Hereford
Plainview
Silverton
Panhandle
West Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Houston
Corpus Christi
Cotulla
Robbery Ends with Suspect Fleeing in Car
A robber approached Sholar and jabbed an empty weapon into his ribs while Jaembey shoved him to the floor. Frank Congr ess, 48, helped as Jaembey fled outside where two more suspects jumped into a waiting car.
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Sholar
Jaembey
Frank Congress
One Killed One Hurt In Texas Accident
In Sweetwater Texas a man was killed and another seriously injured when their car rear ended a cotton seed truck. The deceased was 37 year old Leon Raglan. Police said Raglan’s vehicle struck the truck, sending both to a hospital with severe head injuries.
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Sweetwater
Nantes
Leon Raglan
Roland
Rites for Dr Berry Lee Moore in El Dorado Ark
Rites for Dr Berry Lee Moore son and father to Mrs George William Berry of Lubbock were set for 2 p m today at the El Dorado Baptist Church with burial in El Dorado under Youngs Funeral Home. Moore died Tuesday night of a heart attack.
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Berry Lee Moore
George William Berry
Lubbock
el Dorado
Ark
Baptist
Young
Moore
Peace Talks Advance as Harriman Seeks Japan Mediation
Harriman leaves Bangkok after 90 minutes of talks with Thailand’s Thanat Khoman and heads to Tokyo for discussions with Sato and Shiina. He aims to enlist Japan as a go between Moscow and Hanoi while Humphrey reassures Japanese officials. The Thai government hosts U S troops and allows air operations against North Vietnam.
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Thailand
Thanat Khoman
Tokyo
Harriman
Khoman
U.S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Huarriman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eisaku Sato
Etsusaburo Shiina
Japan
Moscow
Hanoi
Shiina
Sato
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College
and Zoning Commission
Pica Records
Sind District Court
Victor
Landesy
Dudae
Robert Lee Daniels
Wilt
Aed FM
Brashtrs
Eugene Wherton
Traffic Mishian
Avenue Q
Jolie RR
Ruthie Rel Wirte
Deveree
Howard J
Darieon
Fresiding Helle St Rowell
Charles A Rowell Nuit
Felec
Ha Ann Teston
Arthur Wayne Teston
Suet
Ethianthict Court
Robert
Reena
Barbara Felk
Jerry Belk
Mid Western Investors Life Insurance Co
Auti
Dintrict
James A. Bitte
Interestate Securities Co
Tease A Corporation
BE. J
Wentrick
Shaw
Jadeo
Eva Mar Mur Fer
Vera Belle Murtee
Boma EO Landon
Milton London
O HO Pope Ay Nenten
Freida
Page One
B. W. Taylor
Bethune
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Bill D. Moyers
E. L. Posey
Camp Mabro
Texas National Guard
San Antonio
New Patromen
Uene
Lubtork County Bar Association
Pioneer Hotel
Ronnie Ferguson
A. D. Ferguson
18Th St
Methodist Hospital
Mackenzie Junior High School
United Fund of
Blue Bonnett Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Winnie Blackwell
E. Uh Place
Mth
Avenue L
Edwin H. Boedeker
Jack Wimberly
Quinn Brackatt
Shelepin
Dimitry F. Utinov
Valdimir F. Tolubko
Ustinov
Stalin
North
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Tolubko
Konstantin Rusakov
Anatoly Chistyakovy
Foreign Ministry
Tass
Alcs , Egg, &Aid
Belgium
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