Red Envoy Accomplice Ouster Ousts Spy Ties
An Air Force veteran Robert G. Thompson was arrested in Brooklyn on a three count indictment for spying for Russia after a court martial left him with access to U S secrets. An aide at the Soviet Embassy in Washington was expelled. Thompson faced possible death if convicted, with FBI interviews cited. Coconspirators Boris Karpovich and Fedor Kudashkin were named but not charged, in a case spanning 1957 to 1965 across multiple U S and foreign locales.
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Blustery Front Ends Area Spring Warm Spell
A blustery Pacific cold front moved toward the area bringing a chance of showers and strong winds and an abrupt end to unseasonably warm weather. Lubbock set a new high with 75 degrees as colder air and winter warnings spread across the region.
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Oil Pioneer Thompson to Retire from Texas Railroad Commission
Er nest O Thompson, longtime Texas Railroad Commissioner from Amarillo, says he has offered his resignation amid questions about his health. Gov. John Connally’s office plans a news conference as sources confirm the move, with Thompson famed for oil conservation work and a career spanning decades.
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Future of West Texas water conference at Texas Tech
A conference at Texas Tech on February 5 will discuss the future of West Texas water. The page note hints at various internal sections and upcoming topics, including national politics and world events, with lighter items like horoscopes and TV guides interspersed among the day’s listings. The piece references ongoing coverage across pages and sections, emphasizing timely topics and editorial variety.
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Zoning panel approves closing of 66th Street parcel
The City Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4 3 to approve a controversial plat closing part of 66th Street west of Indiana Avenue to curb commercial encroachment. The decision reversed last month’s 4 4 tie. Chairman J R Hance broke the tie, with Eastman ownership acknowledged but not fought for. Opponents argued the move harms nearby properties and disrupts east west traffic, while supporters praised reduced commercial pressure and safer neighborhood access.
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Jando
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Bath Street
Loop 289
Jack Eastman
Floyd Honey
Dale Bellamah
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Ath Street
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Bay of Eastewest
Edward Po Snvith
George Campbell
WOR
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Slaton Farmer Elton A Russell Killed In Plow Accident
Slaton resident Elton A Russell 47 died Tuesday afternoon after apparently falling from a tractor while turning at a end of a plow. Officials said his body was dragged under the raised implement and injuries were fatal. The body was found about 7 pm by a Latin American farm worker. Russell is survived by his wife Viola and his parents Mr. and Mrs. C A Russell of the Union Community.
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Tech faculty salaries rank high in Texas system
Texas Tech University appears third in nine month faculty salaries among state aided colleges and universities. Dr. Lester Harrell said the nine month average is about 8 196 dollars, with UT and UH higher. Tech shows strong ranks in professorships and instructors, while noting several salaries reflect nine month period plus separate summer contracts.
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Indictments Return For 93 In Lubbock Grand Jury
The 93 indictments include two of armed robbery three of murder and two of conspiracy in a fatal traffic mishap. Grand jurors considered 115 cases with seven no-true bills and the rest passed for later action or dismissed. Officer William Britt shot and killed James Welch during a dispute at Pauls Restaurant, ruling as justifiable homicide. Hubert Haynes and Mcward Eugene Pervey face murder with malice charges for separate December shootings. See INDICTMENTS Page 3. PANGIM India Saint Francis Navier body returned to Goa church after pilgrimage viewing by about half a million.
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Iarder
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Robert H. Bean
Lubbock County
Wiliam Henry Britt
Juniper St
Apt
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Paul's
Fed St
Britt
Welch
M. Stindas
Hubert Haynes
US Ave. B
Aivearold Wilma Jean Thomas
Ait 16Th
Atius Ave
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IBM
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India
Francis Navier
Ald Goa
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Sweeping health program proposed by Johnson in Congress
President Johnson pushes a broad health initiative estimated at over 1 billion dollars in its first years. The plan envisions elderly medical care and regional health complexes costing about 12 billion over six years, financed with general funds. Health reforms aim to combat heart disease cancer and stroke with regional centers. House ally Mills signals changes in financing could secure support, with a vote expected by March.
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Ashington
Johnson
Congress
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Bep Wilbur
Miller Prarkk
Wass and Means
Mills
Johnson’s plan for health centers and grants in Congress
President Johnson urged a year end message to build regional medical centers and provide federal grants for medical and dental schools. He aimed to reduce killer diseases and foster a healthier society with improved mental health services.
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Pentagon ax falls three area units from reserve forces
Pentagon cuts hit Lubbock and Midland units in a broader reduction of reserve recovery squadrons and groups. The move reduces under 100 reservists on the South Plains and accelerates the push to merge the Air Force Reserve into the National Guard, with congressional action expected. Field commanders and local officials named include Col. D. Sudduth and Lt. Col. Callynsworth, amid the broader reshaping of 1960s reserve forces.
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Weather Map Page 7 A preview for Lubbock area today
Cloudy with possible light showers this morning. Decreasing clouds this afternoon and tonight. Cooler today and much colder tonight. High in the mid 30s. Low around 20.
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