Connally Warns Against Slurs During Campaign
The report notes Gov. Connally cautions against using slurs in the race as Sen. Yarborough considers entering the governor's contest. Yarborough says the tactic would not affect his plans and confirms a Austin news conference to outline his position. Other candidates mentioned include Lt. Gov. Preston Smith Gordon McLendon and Pat O Danial with Bush earlier delaying a conference.
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Connally
Yarborough
Austin
Congress
Preston Smith
Gordon McLendon
Cerner
Pat O'Daniel
Lee O'Daniel
Bush
U.S
George Bush
Houston
Eugene Locke
Dallas
South Vietnam
Sec
Ood
John Hill
Dan
Brummal outlines plans for Jones generating plant in Lubbock
Brummal said negotiations with major gas suppliers are under way to fuel the new Jones plant. The facility would use sewage effluent from Lubbock as a water source, with annual costs around 60 000 for the first unit. The chamber backed the project and authorized committees to work with Brummal. The plant would feature a 180 foot boiler elevator tower, a Reddy Room for training, and a computerized control system. Construction would employ about 186 peak workers, with 250 600 dollars in annual payroll for the first unit and 80 million gallons of water and two billion cubic feet of gas monthly.
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Ubbock
Rross
Wayne Finnell
Brummal
R. E. McAlister
Chamber
McAlister
Jones
Texas Tech
Southwestern Public Service Company
Hull
Logan
Finnel
John R. Bradford
Kenneth Pharr
Loyd Lanotte
Chas. A. Guy
W. M. Pearce
W. M. McMillan Jr
Rail Crash Injures 200 in Jersey City Rush
Two rapid transit trains collided at the evening rush hour in Jersey City New Jersey injuring about 200 people with five in critical condition. No deaths reported. Emergency rooms overwhelmed as 28 extra doctors joined two regular physicians treating the injured.
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Jersey City
N.J
Clifford. Blasi
Police probe signature irregularities in Spokane bad check case
Spokane police investigate a downtown bad check case flagged by a detective who noted signature irregularities on an IOU-like instrument. The report cites a store and bank handling, with mounting questions about the payer’s identity and the check’s legitimacy.
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Spokane
Wash
H. Solinsky
IOU
Liberal Yarborough ally predicts Ralph will run and win
Don Yarborough of Houston says Ralph Yarborough will seek the Texas governorship and win the nomination in the first primary. He asserts Yarborough’s prestige is at its peak and would lead to victory, while noting he might not run if Ralph declines. Lt. Gov Preston Smith names Don as strongest liberal opponent if Ralph does not run.
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Fort Worth
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Don Yarborough
Houston
Yarborough
Smith
Race Houson
Preston Smith
Sen
Missiles Fail to Hit B52 Targets Over Viet Nam DMZ
North Vietnamese gunners fired four surface to air rockets at B52 bombers raiding the demilitarized zone but all missiles missed. Smaller bombers attacked concealed sites while pilots claimed three were knocked out. In Mekong Delta fighting American and Viet Cong units clashed in a 16 hour battle leaving 18 dead and 60 wounded.
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Alvin B. Webb JR
Saigon
APS
Demilitarized Border
North
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Central Highlands
Antoodian
U.S. Command
Hanoi
China
Yen Xai
Iapital
Mekong
el Fuerrillas
Ameri+ican
Iosues
Mekong Delta
My Tho
Weather and travel woes as Texas braces for cold snap
Fronts bring gusty winds and blowing dust across the South Plains while Amarillo and Lubbock report freezing temps and light snow. A Pacific-Arctic system prompts a cold front sweep, with more frosty days ahead and widespread travel disruption noted in North Carolina.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Post Office Forecasts Mail Rate Impact and Airlift Expansion
The Post Office expects about 270 million dollars in this year for rail mail and 150 million for airline transport. O'Brien says a switch to a first class system won't affect revenue and savings from efficient operations will cover lost air mail revenue. Airlift expansion has extended service to 500 more cities and created within state air service in 35 states, with a noted improvement for first class mail.
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O'Brien
Health Care Proposals Indicate Three Sub Agencies Plan
The plan envisions three sub agencies on par with Social Security Administration. One would oversee environmental health led by the Food and Drug Administration. The second would manage health services and reform care delivery, addressing rising costs. The third would handle research and education, including manpower for family doctors.
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Social Security Administration
Food and Drug Administration
United Fund talk highlights community giving and funding shifts
Dr. William Banowsky honors United Fund leaders as Ginsburg warns that government grants and charity foundations erode fundraising overhead and the universal aims of United Fund. Rabbi Kline offers invocation. students from Coronado and Monterey provide entertainment. Paula Henderson performs. awards are given to Tim berlake Spears Wigness and Myers for leadership and budgeting efforts.
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United Fund
Ginsburg
March of Dimes
The
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Alexander S. Kline
James ‘Spears
David Wigness
Troy Myers
Nice Abductor Vowed To Buy Steak In Big Spring
A 26 year old Carlsbad woman Annie Pearl Kimmel said a man abducted her from her home Thursday. He promised to buy her a steak and a drink in Big Spring then take her to meet his mother. She led her children to a relative and the kidnapper at Jal New Mexico called her husband and spoke to him. The man was captured at a roadblock and a fugitive warrant was being prepared.
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Big Spring
UPI
Carlsbad
Annie Pearl
Kimmel
Kimmell
City Council Overrides Zoning Proposals In Major Revisions
City Council votes to change M-2 rail-adjacent zoning to light manufacturing overriding Planning and Zoning. Earlier votes on other parcels and public notices accompanied actions on R-3 multi-family zoning, street improvements, and public health service plans. The session included traffic, drainage, and park site designations as well as dog control amendments.
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Posal
Railway Company
Planning and Zoning Commission
Sessions
James H. Granberry
Ray J. Diekemper Jr
Council
Planning and Zoning ‘Commission
Broadway
19Th Street
Avenues A
R Council
Edward R. Smith
Lubbock
Main Street
Avenues T
Smith
Jan Clawson
Gavie Clawson
4Th Street
Vicksburg
York Avenues
Clawson
Terry G. Betenbourh
R. R
Max E. Ramsey
Ramseys
Parkway ‘Drive
Walnut Avenue
League of Women Voters
John A. Anderson
County Commissioners Court
Anderson
City-County Health Department
David M. Cowgill
City County
University Avenue
Aratn
Aida
Fred Senter
Corporation Court
Lubbock Park
Comancher Canyon
Lubock Lakesite
Posey
Health Department
East 19Th Street
Clowe and Cowan, Inc
Plains Machinery Co
Modern Chevrolet Co
International Harvester Co
Pollard Friendly Ford Co
W. 2D. Rogers Jr
Eastman, Doekemper
Tr. Granberry
W. E. Medlock
Savings Bond System Faces Net Outflow Amid Redemptions
Officials acknowledge net outflow from E and H savings bonds as redemptions surpass new sales in most years, with 1966 sales at 4.86 billion and redemptions around 4.48 billion. Bonds offer safety and tax benefits, while new Freedom Shares underperform. Average bond life exceeds five years.
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Treasury
Department i
Nttlesman
Fowler
Task force backs anti rackets unit and wiretap use
The recommendations call for an anti rackets division in the attorney general’s office with investigators from public safety. It urges authority to prosecute racketeering and bribery with or without local cooperation. Police would use wiretaps under court supervision to gather evidence. Felons in organized crime would face a minimum ten year prison term before parole or pardon.
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Wilson
Department of Public Safety
Gaiblic
Birth announcements from multiple families in a single column
A string of birth notices from various families lists new babies and weights. The reports include parents’ names and addresses, hospital locations, and times of birth across several entries with several fathers employed in different occupations.
19 Found Dead At Crash Site
In Battle Mountain Nevada the bodies of 12 Marine combat instructors and 7 crew members from their transport plane were found at the site in the wilderness. A ground party said they had no chance. The fatalities include Lance Cpl Robert A Beard who left the plane in Denver and flew home to Edmunds Washington.
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Battle Mountain
Nev
UPD
Marine Combat
Nevada
Tobin
Lance
Robert. A. Beard
Denver
Edmunds
Wash
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Lubbock United Fund
James W. Spears
Marcus Ginsburg
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Sen. Yarborough
San Antonio
Ating
Iggy O. Urbank
I. Olly Uncheck
Weather Bureau
Dalhart
Brownsville
North Carolina
Virginia
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Raleigh
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Tee
Dunn
Poland
Edward’ Hh, Mertzger
MIEIN
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Matias
Chicago Avenue
Quaker Agenua
Jack Kastmian
James G. Marshall
24Th St
Marshall
Stumpy Hamilton Park
22Nd Street
Avenue X
Quaker Avenue
62Nd Street
Loop 289
Lottts Earth
Au Meat
Cosa Nostra
Mra
Carrol Richardson
Wedeneeday
Methodist Hospital
Delta Water Laboratories
Horace Tugh
Ave
Ammon
Odiat Hospital
Liborio Pena
Wipon
Heladio
Ighing
Jay
Lau Clinic
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Pablo Rodrigues
Ceail Robles
Abemnathy
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Meth ‘Onflat Hospital
Damler
Johnny Pippin. Slaton
We Metenak O Moun Ay Pun Pim Agar
Piteln Jodiat Hospital
Father Ie
U. S.navy
Thureday
Vietet Moapital
Walening
Weatrena
Rede
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Lowell Tiuatell Bowman
Willi
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