Tech breaks ground for Central Food Storage Building
About 75 people attended the groundbreaking ceremony on the west campus for Texas Tech's Central Food Storage Building. Officials and residence hall staff heard remarks from Marshall Pennington, vice president for...
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Texas Tech
Marshall Pennington
Tusi
West Texas
Central Food Storage
Residence Halls
Food Service
Margaret Ragsdale Birkman
Ola Lee Rohnsen
Crane Hall
14A Mae Shed
Womten
Gena 7
Tech Phatar
Godwin Speake
Moore
Remionies
R. ©. Goodwin
Tech
Flint Avenue
Bledsoe
Gordon
West
Sneed
Senate Rules Change to Limit Debates Passes
The Senate voted 57 to 25 to require three hours daily of germane speeches on the opening subject of major bills, limiting long-winded remarks. Opponents led by Everett Dirksen and Richard Russell warned of tyranny and delays.
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Washington
Senate
John O. Pastore
DARD
Sens Everett M. Dirksen
RID
GOP
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Banquets Slated in Post and Muleshoe Tonight and Saturday
Post and Ralls C C banquets are scheduled tonight at Post and Ralls with Gov Preston Smith and Louie Thragmerton as speakers. Muleshoe chamber banquet is set for 7 40 p m Saturday in the high school cafeteria with Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr slated to speak. Dutch trade mission plans to visit Red China in spring to improve bilateral trade relations.
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Post and Ralls
Muleshire
Peaker
Preston Smith
Lubernele
Ralls
Louie “‘Thragmerton
the Republic National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Muleshoe
Nthe High School
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Texas
Hague
Netherlands
Red China
Citrus Production May Show Slight Increase
WESLACO Tex UPI Frank Gross citrus marketing order manager in the Lower Rio Grande Valley said Thursday the 1964 crop should total between 650000 and 760000 boxes The 1965 crop barring a crippling freeze or breath may reach 2 million boxes He notes this compares with 10 million boxes harvested in 1961 and 280000 last year A very hard freeze in 1961 and 1962 nearly destroyed the citrus proves The record crop was in 1947 48 when 28 million boxes were harvested
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Weslaco
Tex
UPI
Frank Gross
Rio Grande Valley
Tax relief asked for man with 13 dependents in Ohio
Richard Moffatt, a Columbus newspaperman with 13 dependents including four in college, complains to the IRS that he pays no tax yet sees weekly deductions. He notes exemptions totaling 7,800 dollars annually, matching income, and argues the tax tables unfairly cap at 10 dependents, leaving 13 unaddressed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Muffatt
Sant
Internal Revenue Service
Moffatt
Pleas Of Guilty Entered In County Court at Law No. 1
Five defendants pleaded guilty on misdemeanor liquor law violations and shoplifting in County Court at Law No. 1 before Judge Pat Moore and Judge James A. Ellis. Penalties included fines, costs, and jail terms. one defendant, Jessie Flores Garza, faced a 30 day term for aggravated assault on a highway patrolman Max Knox. The docket lists Ignacio Mendiola Rosie Lopez Hershel McKnight Pablo Alameda Henry Laird Arthur Lee Morris Darral Lovett and Garza with various charges and bonds set.
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Pat Moore County Court-at-Law No
Ignacio Mendiola
Ave. D
Rosie Lopez
Hershel McKnight
14Th St
Frank Keller
Pablo Alanig
N. Ave
Henry Laird
James A. Ellis
Arthur Lee Morris
36Th St
Darral R. Lovett
Jessie Flores Garza
Southland
Max Knox
Garza
City Girl Awarded TCU Nursing Grant
Fort Worth special to the News announces Charlotte Frances Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil W Scott of Lubbock has received a special Har Iris College nursing grant in aid at Texas Christian University for spring semester 1964 Scott a Monterey High School graduate and TCU sophomore majoring in nursing is the recipient.
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Fort Worth
Charlotte Frances Scott
Cecil W’. Scott
Oklahoma-born doctor to debut in Ciudad Acuña bullfight
An Oklahoma born physician, Dr James Thomas Payte, will debut as a non pro torero Sunday at Plaza la Macarena near Del Rio Texas. The University of Oklahoma medical school graduate, father of three, will face a 330 pound bull at 2 pm in a charity event. Payte has trained by watching famed bullfighters on TV and studied in Mexico City with Samari Solis. He expects bruises and scratches and notes Mexico City matador mortality is under one percent. His wife plans to attend with friends, while Payte recalls childhood interest sparked by family trips to Mexico City and the Latin culture.
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University of Oklahoma Medical School
Plaza la Macarena
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
Payte
Texas-Mexico
Mexico City
Samari Solis
He Cata
Wite Parte
Goodnexs
Oklahoma City
Nixon and Lodge Lead Johnson Tight GOP Poll Challenge
George Gallup analyzes a Gallup Poll showing Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge leading President Johnson among GOP voters and independents. Nixon and Lodge each attract about a fourth of the electorate, outperforming Goldwater and Rockefeller in general strength.
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George Gallup
Lodge Amercan Wstlinge
Nixon
Rockefeller
Johnon
Gallup
Itis
Keats
Henry iCabot Lodge
Richard Nixon
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Franke And-File
AEN Epurhearanimanter
Johnson
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Tohnson
France Plans Two Chinas Policy With Peking
Paris aims to recognize Peking and establish full relations by Tuesday with Jean Chauvel named ambassador in a shift seen as acknowledging Beijing’s control of the mainland while Chiang Kai-shek’s regime remains in Taiwan. De Gaulle to outline policy in a January 31 press conference amid debate over the misnamed “Two Chinas” label.
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Paris
France
China
Peking
Jean Chauvel
de l 'Gaulle
London
Maurice Couve de Murville
Mainnunssetanions
Fay
Pekiné
Jong A
Taipei
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Latin America
Chiang
Sukarno Urges War Drive Over Malaysia After Kennedy Departure
Sukarno roused 15000 youths in Jakarta vowing to crush Malaysia unless the anti Communist federation is altered to Indonesian terms. He warned Washington of continued hostility while Indonesia agrees a ceasefire along the 800 mile Borneo border and cooperation with the Philippines, as Kennedy seeks a peaceful regional solution.
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Jakarta
Ursday
Washington
Indonesia
Philippines
Hia Island
Malaysia
Sukarno
Treasury bled U S Chamber chief blasts budget policies
Edwin P. Neilan president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States denounced tiny budgetary expenditures as sanctified, urging that programs like accelerated public works urban renewal mass transit and public housing corrode fiscal morality. He warned that public acceptance of corruption undermines national standards and cited apathy to political contributions by federal workers. He noted international applause for Thailand Malaysia and the Philippines amid Southeast Asia tensions and Malaysian economic boycott with Indonesian clashes at sea.
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Wilmington
Del
UPID
Edwin P. Neilan
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
U.S. Treasury
Neilan
Delaware
Lef & Nation
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