Shrewd bandits loot Tropical Park racetrack
Two men in workman attire robbed the Tropical Park clubhouse taking about 108000 dollars in cash and checks. Police described the pair as white Americans, one tall one short, using two revolvers and a tool belt disguise. The heist occurred as patrons left and the cashier and guard were forced into a closet. The loss was insured and investigators questioned about a dozen track staff.
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Tropical Park Racetrack
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David Helman
Murphy
Dade County
Helman
Wait
Miami
Clouds Hold Down Loss In Valley
A cloud cover in the Lower Rio Grande Valley lessened frost damage to vegetables and citrus while a new cold snap kept sub freezing temperatures in many areas. In Lubbock the low was near zero to 10 degrees with a 32 degree high and winds 10 to 15 mph. Deaths from the cold rose nationwide to 50 as Plainview investigates Jim Sandoval's death after exposure in sub-zero weather. Water pipes required more plumbers as about 380 calls flooded city crews.
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Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Plainview
Jim Sandoval
Glee Deen
Terrasse
Connally and Smith to be inaugurated today in Texas
Texas Democrats will inaugurate John B. Connally as governor and Preston Smith as lieutenant governor at the Capitol Lawn after a Monday night rally in Austin. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson attended the event, greeting Connally as Smith spoke on four program goals focusing on sound government, proven performance, hard work, and strong leadership.
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Preston Smith
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
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Byron Tunnell
Tyler
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Kennedy urges historic tax cut to spur economy and Cold War aims
President Kennedy asked a divided Congress for a record $13.5 billion tax cut aimed at financing a full employment economy and offsetting Cold War pressures. The plan would reduce taxes in three stages from 1963 to 1965 with about $11 billion to individuals and the rest to corporations. Critics warn of deficits unless offset by spending cuts.
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Kennedy
Congress
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
JFK
Lord Home Praised For Tactful Selkirk Courtesy
Britain's foreign secretary the 14th Earl of Home attended Selkirk’s 450th Battle of Flodden Field anniversary and defused a local mock song about him. He explained his ancestor offered a better plan but was not followed, a remark described as very decent by a city spokesman.
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Britain
Earl of Home
Selkirk
Flodden Field
Lord Home
Fort Worth Labor Leader Dies at Victory Dinner
E L McCommas a 45 year old Fort Worth labor leader collapsed and died while watching entertainment at the Democratic Victory Dinner in Austin Monday.
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Austin
E. L. McCommas
Fort Worth
Foes Protest Reappoint Three To Pecos Hospital Board
Reeves County Commissioners Court reappointed three hospital board members despite a 15 person delegation’s protests. The move follows a hearing over the firing of Dr. John P. Dunn amid accusations of harassing staff. Dunn seeks damages and a permanent injunction claiming a conspiracy to wreck his practice.
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United Press International
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Reeves County Commissioners Court
County Hospital Board
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Dunn
W. E. Ward
el Paso
Ford Chapmolh
J. T. Rutherford
D-Tex
Odessa
Chapman
Price Francis
Melvin Schnack
Balmorbea
D. A. Thomason
Toyah
Khrushchev Visits East Berlin Cites Collapse of Capitalism
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin amid snow to address the East German congress. He praised the Berlin Wall as a great achievement, endorsed Walter Ulbricht, and warned capitalism’s demise, signaling Soviet support for the socialist bloc.
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East Berlin
Ostbahnhof
East Station
Poland
Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Tech may seek new veterinary school says legislator
Rep. W S Heatly cites need for more facilities and argues Tech must build a strong case if it seeks a veterinary college. Sen Doc Blanchard notes Texas A M already has the sole state veterinary school and often turns away applicants. Legislature signals potential support if Tech includes the proposal in next budget.
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Avalanche-Journal
Astin
Texas Tech
58Th
Texas Legislature
Tech
W. S
Bill) Heatly
Paducah
House Appropriations Committee
A&m
H. J
Doc
Heatly
Lubbock College
Preston Smith
Senate
House
Daily Market and Sports Summary
A compact notice lists Market Reports on pages 4-5 and Scores in Sports on pages 1-2, with Editorials and Columns on pages 8 and Radio TV Programs on page 3. The day’s horoscopes appear on page 6, while a comic dictionary quote notes sorrow revealing neighborly light.
Prayer Verse for Guidance and Strength
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance this day for right conduct and support in bearing burdens. It seeks protection from sin and strength to help others, expressing anonymous authorship and reverence.
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Heavenly Father
Parliamentarian Leroy Saul a central Texas House figure
Leroy Saul of Kress serves as parliamentarian of the Texas House in the 58th Legislature. A former representative (1953–1957) he guides rules while staying neutral on bills, balancing liberal and GOP members in a nonsegregated delegation as he works with Speaker Byron Tunnell.
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Avalanche-Journal
Astin
Connally
Smith
Carr
Tunnell
Texas
South Plains
Leroy Saul
Kress
House of Representatives
Saul
House
Byron Tunnell
GOP
Kennedy backed Jennings and Bass win House Ways and Means seats
In a secret ballot, W. Pat Jennings and Ross Bass won Democratic seats on the Ways and Means Committee over Phil Landrum. The liberal Virginian and conservative Tennessean trounced Landrum 169 161 126, signaling a possible tax policy realignment. Senate antifilibuster reform was delayed after Senator Russell objected citing Senate rules.
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Kennedy
House
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D-Ga
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D-Mass
Landrum
Bass
Tennessee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Sen
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Russell
Johnson
Weather map highlights 24 hour temperatures across cities
Precipitation and high low temperatures for the 24 hours ending at midnight. City readings include Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Houston Amarillo Oklahoma City Dallas Roswell Denver and more with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens and single digits.
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Houston
Amarillo
Dallas
Roswell
Denver
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