Senators Extend Filibuster Talks Across the Senate
The Senate debates antifilibuster changes as leaders split between maintaining the two thirds cloture rule and pushing for a three fifths or simple majority. Supporters argue reform would prevent paralysis during urgent needs while preserving full debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Church
Congress
Hart
Javits
James B. Pearson
Bkan
Paul Fannin
R-Aziz
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Edward W. Brooke
R- Mass
Unclear names multiple parties in fractured legal notices
A garbled list of individuals with ages and hometowns appears beside various court actions including personal injuries, workmen compensation, and civil suits. The text includes judge names, parties such as Amie Simmons, and entities like Seagraves Gin Co, but many items are unreadable or corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Games A. Eile
Fresiding
Dorothy Nell Simmons
Oteere Asain Hardware Desiers Fire Insurance Co
Accid
Ate M. Lopes Cam Uniem: Insurance Co
New York
Ebert NH. Bean
Feeve
Leona Bullerd
Joe Harringw
Jinamp Brooks
Seagraves Gin Co
Rose Bryant
Prveats Seed
End One Co
Coffin Pump Details of Kidnapped Coed’s Ordeal Heard
FBI agent testified at Gary Steven Krist’s hearing about Barbara Mackie trapped in a buried coffin for 80 hours. She described ransom, chloroform, and threats as kidnappers George Deacon and Ruth Eisemann-Schier. Her pump and lamp were meant to trigger help from a distant farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Barbara Mackie
FBI
Joseph St. Pierre
Gary Steven Krist
St. Pierre
Barbara
Atlanta
Krist
George
Ruthie
George Deacon
California
Ruth Eisemann-Schier
Robert Mackie
Plainview Complex Breaks Ground for $1 Million Farm Housing
Ground breaking Friday marks the start of a two acre Plainview agricultural housing complex. The 128 apartments in 26 masonry steel buildings will include parking, playgrounds and a baseball field with central laundry. Funds include a 539,890 Farmers Home Administration loan and a 537,880 federal grant. About 30 locals attended despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
United States
Dimmitt
Farmers Home Administration
Hales Commerce
British Page One Essay on African Progress and Legal Guarantees
An excerpt discusses four million Africans gaining gradual political power with legal guarantees from British courts, while Rhodesia’s 230,000 white minority concerns loom. The text questions whether this path would be effective or hindered, likening it to leaving a fox unchecked.
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Rhodesia
Jones
Paine longtime banker active in Monahans community
The profile outlines Paine’s banking career from 1948 at First National Bank in Tulsa to becoming president of the First National Bank of Monahans in 1954 and later moving to Lubbock. He holds directorships at Texas Savings and Loan and leads several Monahans firms, receiving regional honors and serving in church and community roles. He and his wife Billie West have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Tulsa
Snyder National Bank
First National Bank of
Monahans
ACC
Third and
Dwight Church of Christ
Sunset Church of Christ
Billie West
Galveston
Rodney
Pamela
Russell
Rex
Paine
Gene Linder
J. C. Rigney
James Kerr
Lubbock
Travis Campbell
Dimmitt
Delbert Burkhart
Lennis Baker
E. K. Hufstedier
ACC National Development Board
Wayne Holt
Jack Rigney
ACC Club
Dayton Keesee
Cline Paden
Parker Henderson
Abe Lincoln
Sunset School of Preaching
Tom Gordon
Joe Barnett
Broadway Church of Christ
F. W. Mattox
Lubbock Christian College
George Miller
Citizen’s National Bank
F. O. Masten
Sudan
Amilene Ummintian College
Willard Paine
Citizens National Bank of Lubbock
Chesley McDonald
Don Morris
Sears
Plains National Bank
Canadian Municipal River Authority
United Fund
Goodwill Industries
Rushing
27Th St
Hemphill-Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Red Raider Club
Better Business Bureau
Retail Credit Executives of Texas
New Lubbock Hospital District Formed After Vote
Five candidates with civic and business ties head the new Lubbock County Hospital District created after Oct 1967 election. Creations include a $4 million teaching hospital bond issue and district tax power approved by voters. The move followed a Texas Tech medical school recommendation to expand regional medical facilities.
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Coordinating Board
The
Texas College and University System
Tech Medical School
Will Head
Lubbock County Hospital District
B. E. Rushing Jr
Joe A. Stanley
Bill H. Smith
W. C. O'Mara
Byron Shotts
Smith
Slaton
Lubbock
Post to Quit After 148 Years as Weekend Paper Ends
The 14 year old Saturday Evening Post will publish its last edition on Feb 8 as Curtis Publishing cites television competition for the loss of 5 million in 1968 and expected 3 million in 1969. About 100 editors face severance, with possible jobs at the Post Company or Curtis.
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NEW York
UPI
Saturday Evening Post
Martin S. Ackerman
The
Post Company
Ackerman
Choice Post
Post
Time
Life
True
Look
McCalls
Sports
William Emerson
Curtis Publishing Co
Lubbock Teachers Review Education Legislation Panel
More than 600 Teachers from Hub City and Lubbock County gathered at Smylie Wilson Junior High to study a governor’s 10 year plan for public schools. Local lawmakers and TCTA TSTA representatives discussed salary raises district consolidation and urbanization challenges.
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Hub City
Lubbock County
Lubbock
Smylie Wilson Junior High
Weldon Wicker
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
TCTA
Bruce =Kuemmel
Texas ‘State Teachers Association
TSTA
Delwin Jones
Indian Student Succeeds at Tech Despite Loans
A Indian student from Mysore earns an engineering degree and a second from Texas Tech as he navigates dorm life and travel. He discusses language, family plantations, and adapting to West Texas sights and cuisine while pursuing industrial engineering and management. His outlook evolves daily, yet his past shows resilience.
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Ter
Tech
University of Mysore
India
Viji
Canada
Poison Kills Post Pets
Dr. Harry A. Tubbs city health officer reports a rash of pet poisonings in Post over several days. He urges owners to fence or leash pets and supervise outdoor activities of small children.
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Harry A. Tubbs
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Aterans Land Board
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Plainview Complex
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Robert Hunter
Gary McCaleb
Garner Roberts
Lubbock County Hospital Area
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11Th St
Hygeia Ozarka Water Co
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Community Planning Council
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Smith Ford, Inc
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Texas Tech
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