88th Congress Opens Busy Session With Rules Debate
The 88th Congress begins a crowded session as the President seeks a 15 member Rules Committee to secure votes against Kennedy legislation. A morning Democratic caucus endorsed the plan, followed by a GOP caucus that backed a 15 member panel with nine Democrats and six Republicans.
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Kennedy
House
John Lindsay
N.Y
Thomas B. Curtis
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Abernathy coaches wed in small town ceremony
Foster and Miss Oswalt, Abernathy and Petersburg educators, announced plans to marry after this season. Both will finish master’s degrees and continue coaching. Their teams have mixed records as the couple prepares for a summer wedding.
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Abernathy
Foster
Miss Oswalt
Red Oak
Dallas
North Texas
Petersburg
Abilene Christian College
Pete Wilson
Wilson
Four Vietnamese Airmen Farewell Party at Reese AFB
Four Vietnamese airmen Vo Van Thuong Tran Quang Loc Nguyen Van Hung and Nguyen Van Sang completed mechanical training at Reese AFB and will depart at 5 p m for San Francisco to fly to Saigon. Friends hosted a going away party with bracelets engraved From your American friends and a cake decorated with flags.
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Reese Afb
Nick Heath
Indiana Ave
Vo-Van-Thuong
Tran- Quang-Loc
Nguyen-Van-Hung
Nguyen-Van-Sang
A.1.c
Indiana
Randall Madison
Wolfforth
Reese
Lubbock
San Francisco
Calif
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Thuong
Walk Out at Ole Miss as Meredith Enters Cafeteria
A group of about 25 of 100 students walked out of the Ole Miss cafeteria Tuesday night as James Meredith entered. Deputy U S marshals accompanied Meredith to and from the dining hall amid jeering and supportive cheers from others nearby.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
U. S
Abandoned Baby Found Along South Dallas Roadway
A newborn boy, four to five hours old, was discovered Tuesday by motorist R. H. Standifer beside a busy South Dallas road. He found the infant wrapped in a white sheet and pink cotton throw rug beside a gasoline can. Doctors reported the baby in fair condition despite the chilly early morning exposure.
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Dallas
R. H. Standifer
Spur Security Bank Expands Board to Ten Members
Spur security bank directors voted Tuesday to increase the board from eight to ten members. Loyd Hinzman of Spur gun shop and Robert Hall of Jayton automotive dealer were elected to the board, succeeding William Galloway of Truth or Consequences New Mexico. President is Ranson Galloway.
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SPUR
Spur Security Bank
Loyd Hinzman
Robert Hall
Jayton Automotive
Roy Stovall
William Galloway
Truth Or Consequences, N.M
Ranson Galloway
Outer Mongolia backs Russia in ideological clash
Mongolian party chief Umzha gin Tsedenbal told an ideological conference in Ulan Bator that Communist China poses an increasing danger to the world movement. He cited dogmatism and left wing opportunism as threats and denounced Albanian allies backing Beijing after returning from a border treaty with China.
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Moscow
Outer Mongolia
Kremlin
Red China
Tass
Umzhagin Tsedenbal
Ulan Bator
Communist Movement
Tsedenbal
China
Tsedenhal
Stockholders Of City Group Hold Meeting
The Cotton Empire Investment Co. held its third annual stockholders dinner at Lubbock Country Club. Outgoing president David Rogers introduced 1963 officers with Joe Harkey installed as president, Morgan C. Rockwell as treasurer, Dave Keay as secretary, and John Robert Moxley as vice president. Neil Oldham provided music for dancing.
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Cotton Empire Investment Co., Inc
Lubbock Country Club
David Rodgers
Joe Harkey
Morgan C. Rockwell
Dave Keay
John Robert Moxley
Neil Oldham
Cottrell Heads New U.S. Cuba Policy Group
A U.S. task force formed to coordinate Cuba policies with Fidel Castro’s regime considers the issue a prime Western Hemisphere foreign policy matter. The report notes Cuba’s agriculture declined 20 percent since Castro took power, triggering U.S. opposition to a UN funded agricultural project and plans to cancel or block aid, while surveillance of Cuba continues.
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U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Washington
U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service
Castro
Stevenson
Kennedy
Sec
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Rusk
Western Hemisphere
Kuznetsov
United States
Kremlin
Russia
United Nations
UN Special Fund
Special Funds
Hoffman
Special Fund
Food and Agricultural Organization
Call for Combined County Treasurer and Auditor Offices
A petition seeks to combine the county treasurer and auditor offices under an elected official with prescribed qualifications. Court actions and pending rulings revolve around who signs warrants while debates continue on staffing and duties as commissioners weigh possible legislative requests.
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Davis
Nalle
Rieger
Royal Furgeson
Lindsey
Lubbock National Bank
County Depository
Commissioners Court
Guardian Appointed For Aged Woman In San Antonio
In San Antonio 75 year old Mrs Bessie Baker was found with 16020 stuffed in a girdle and was made a ward of Leo Tynan a lawyer after Bexar County Judge Charles Anderson appointed him guardian Baker cannot manage her affairs County workers originally took her to a county home for nourishment upon finding her living conditions Then they discovered the money and food rotting in her quarters Mrs Baker who recalls a husband who drowned 30 years ago believes he will take her home and she does not realize she has money.
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San Antonio
Bessie Baker
Leo Tynan
Bexar
Charles Anderson
Tynan
Backer
Vera Burke
Japan consider bill to sentence narcotics violators to life
Tokyo lawmakers draft a Diet bill to allow life imprisonment for narcotics offenders. The measure targets severe drug crimes and aims to deter trafficking and repeated violations. The proposal would need final passage and approval by the Diet before enactment.
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Tokyo
Texas Legislature Prepares For Connally Smith Inauguration
Gov elect John Connally and Lt Gov elect Preston Smith set to be sworn in next Tuesday as leadership shifts. Tunnell signals new committee appointments and urges dignified House operations during a changing political and demographic era in Texas.
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John Connally
Preston Smith
Connally
Tunnell
House
Senate
Smith
Texas
Senate Officials Maintain Dignity With Dress Code
The new Senate president pro tempore urged members to wear coats and ties at all times. The chamber has long enforced an anti coffee and coat and tie rule. Governor elect and Mrs. Connally offered congratulations to Tunnell, who also greeted their 10 year old son Mark serving as an honorary page.
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Senate
Tunnell
Connally
House
Mark
Average U S adult weight exceeds optimal health record by 15 pounds
The report notes that the typical adult in the United States weighs about fifteen pounds more than the weight associated with the best health outcomes. This suggests a broad trend toward excess body weight and potential public health implications.
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United States
Weather Notes From Page One Warm Lubbock Forecast
The weather forecast highlights warmth in Lubbock with a near 70 degree high and southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Elsewhere scattered light snows from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley, light rain in the Middle Atlantic, and cold air moving into Montana North Dakota and Minnesota. The morning low in Lubbock was 29 degrees.
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Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Jury Deliberations Continue In California Driving Case
Jurors in a 140th District Court civil action recessed Tuesday evening and will resume at 9 a.m. today. Mrs. Tina Richie of San Luis Obispo seeks 7500 dollars against Alan Kent Jones and O. T. Jones of Sterling City after a collision involving a Mary Frances O Kelley driven car.
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140Th District Court
Tina Richie
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Alan Kent Jones
O. T. Jones
Sterling City
Richie
Mary Frances O'Kelley
QO. T. Jones
Three Hurt In Two Traffic Crashes Here
Three persons were injured in two separate accidents within twenty minutes Tuesday morning. Mrs Alfred Claud 21 and her infant son Marlon Ray Claud 14 months were treated and released after a collision at 8th Street and Avenue H at about 11 am. Mrs Cloud’s husband and Anita Gonzalez 115 Avenue M were involved in the other crash. Sally Mae Jones 37 Negro of 2309 Broadway rear collided with Billy G Brown at 16th Street and Avenue J around 11:20 am and was taken to Porter Hospital.
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Alfred Claud
Midland
Marlon Ray Claud
West Texas Hospital
8Th St
Ave. H
Cloud
Anita Gonzalez
Ave. M
Sally Mae Jones
Netro
Broadway
Porter Hospital
Billy G. Brown
Erskine St
16Th St
Ave. J
National Hog Show Sets Record Prices Across Classes
Total receipts top 28100 with a spring win drawing top money. Grand champion boar Modern Style sold for 1425 to R Douglas Farmer of Tuscaloosa. Second high was Bill Rite at 1700 consigned by Edwards of Middletown Mo. Mexico City buyer Francisco Armeda paid 1200 for Repeater. Open gift grand champion Jessie Mae sold for 1150 to D L Allison and Son. Judges noted strong showings in hoof carcass and judging contests with dozens of participants across FFA and 4H clubs.
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Bill Rite
A. O
A. Ruben Edwards
Middletown
Jim
Ralph Fosher
New Florence
Larry Tackitt
Happy
R. Douglas Farmer
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tackitt
Fort Worth
Magnifier
D. L. Allison
Jessie Mae
Barrow
Nash and Sons
Texas Tech
Ernest Harris
Ralls
Sherry Ann
Meinhart
Sears W. Koch Jr
Anadarko
Okla
Mexico
Francisco Armeda
Mexico City
Jack Morrisey
Wyoming
Ill
Parks Tucker
Midlothian
Gail Thies
Mason City
Bill Scott
Abilene
Ollie Liner
Plainview
Robert Meeker
Delavan
Bernardine Meeker
William B. Nash
Francis Seid
Auburn
Neb
James Waters
Abernathy
Don Maimes
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Glenn Hollar
O'Brien
Future Farmers of America
Ralph
Jim Foster
N. M
Sunrise Pioneer Farms
Bowling Green
James W. Duffey
Lovington
Ray Davenport
Thompson
Local Birth Announcements from Lubbock and Nearby
A sequence of birth notices lists multiple families and newborns in Lubbock area hospitals. Each item names parents, address, baby weight, time of birth, hospital, and father’s or family employer, including Kee ton Reed Meat Packers, Texas Tech, Pioneer Natural Gas Co, City of Lubbock, Western Cottonoil Co, DR Moncrief, and Farmers Co op Compress of Lubbock, with births occurring Monday through Tuesday in various facilities.
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Larry Chiles
Elm St
St. May's Hospital
Keeton-Reed Meat Packers
Jimmy Tynan Hawkins Tahoka
West Texas Hospital
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Charles Edwin Newton
34Th St
Taylor Hospital
Walter Martin
Rulane Sr
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Western Cottonoil Co
Martin Alvarado
Idalou
Porter Clinic Hospital
Farmers Co-op Compress
Lubbock
Election returns by county in Castro and Palmer districts
Unofficial results list candidates and vote tallies by county with several boxes still unreported in Castro, Lamb, and Cochran areas. The report notes one new conservation district committeeman per county and includes write-in and unopposed races across Armstrong, Deaf Smith, Hockley, Lubbock, Lynn, Palmer, Potter, and neighboring counties.
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Castro
Palmer
Castro County
Conservation District
Armstrong
DeWitt McGeheen
Cordell Mahler
Z. Bailey
J. W. Witherspoon
Douglas Bales
D. O. Burlesmith
Melvin Hale
E. E. Foster
Lester Dowell
Cochran
Willard Henry
D. A. Ramsey
Deaf Smith
Larry Ballard
Marvin Southward
Floyd
J. S. Hale Jr
Bill Sherman
Hockley
S. H. Schoenrick
IC. R. Rushing
Lamb
W. B. Jones
J. A. Stubbefield
Lubbock
Edward C. Moseley
Howard M. White
K. J. Riggs
Lynn
Roy Lynn Kahlick
LL. C. United
Wendell Christian
Webb Goher
Potter
W. J. Hill, Jr
Randall—Paul Dudenhoeffer
J. R. Parker
Disease spread warned if Britain joins Common Market
An AP report cites a British Medical Association committee warning that Britain's entry into the Common Market could bring venereal disease due to greater mobility among people in member countries. The group urges caution in expansion.
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London
British Medical Association
Burglar Loots Storage Barn During Camp Trip
Burglaries damaged a family storage barn with camping gear and personal items valued at several hundred dollars. A. T. Bandy said his family moved from 1701 EF 15th St during New Year weekend, leaving cots tents and a foot locker behind. Sal Sanfellipo reported a $300 washing machine stolen from 3004 39th St.
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A. T. Bandy
41St St
Bandy
Sal Sanfellipo
27Th St
39Th St
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Central Intelligence Agency
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Jceer Meredith
Board of
Spur Bank
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State Department
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paul G. Hoffman
Larry N. Tackitt
Francis Callahan
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Guardian
Byron Tunnel
Tyler
Betty
House of Representatives
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Donald Ward
42Nd St
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Cnontee
Laut Cline
Avinger Lamberc Ca
Jose Gonzales
Laut Clinte
Lewis Clinton Offutt
Koko Inn
Mro
Jimmy Lewie Kubacak Jr
J. Slaton
Mrooand
Gene Harey
Armmoers Aros
Tasxier Hospital
Shop Rite Foods, Ine
Ray Hinstey
Larhbock Osteopathic Hospital
Simmons Machine and ‘Tool Co
Fred Nolan Ake
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Weghing
Moncrief
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