Baptist leaders urge active faith beyond church walls
Speakers including Rev. Crow and Dr. Labdes urge Christians to witness and live dedicated lives outside worship. They fault materialism and racial strife within churches, warn against losing Holiness, and stress care for the lost while noting shifts in Baptist baptism age and emphasis.
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Panama
Kd Crow
First Baptist Church of
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Hele
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Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
John S. Raseo
First Baptist Church
Odessa
Raseo
Rasco
John R.[newport
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Southern Baptist Convention
Newport
Storm sweeps three southeast Finnish counties wrecking cars
A severe hailstorm swept across three counties in the southeast area, damaging vehicles with dented hoods and roofs and knocking down tree limbs. Weather conditions disrupted travel and caused property harm in affected communities.
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No. A
Finois
New Cold Front Arrival Impacts Area Weather and Traffic
A new cold front brings north winds and fog that delays ships and air traffic in the area. Dawn fog causes a traffic death near Houston as 59 year old Thomas Connarty dies after a truck collision. Temperatures drop with upper Panhandle forecast to reach near 10 degrees. Amarillo and Dalhart report 38 degrees by afternoon.
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Houston
Ship Channel
Rockies
Midwest
Upper Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalbert
De Gaulle pushes French role in Southeast Asia amid China crisis
U S officials fear De Gaulle’s stance may erode Western unity on China policy and trade with Cuba as France seeks greater influence in Southeast Asia. He argues France cannot ignore Red China and questions U S neutralization hopes, while Western leaders weigh risks of a weakened bloc.
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China
Cuba
Russia
de Gaulle
France
Far East
U.S
Chipps Communis
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Red China
Heart transplant procedure described in early report
Transplants stem from chronic heart disease of years. The operation began shortly before midnight Thursday and ended about three hours later. Donor heart was preserved with chilled blood during transfer and sewing in place. Blood circulated via the cardiopulmonary path and a defibrillator restored a strong regular beat.
Mortgage dispute ends with sale plan and occupant agreement
Taylor says a Dec 10 agreement with Baker will let the cop pursue a buyer and pay Baker his $1,600 equity while Miss Tyler remains in the house. Baker’s associate claims Tyler works at Baker’s law office amid talk of lavish furnishings. the house features French wallpaper and lavender carpeting after about $6,000 spent on decor.
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Tayior
Baker
Miss Tyler
Taylor
Council meal reveals talks on amending list and downtown tax concerns
Council members and Mayor Strong discuss adding Pharr to the appointive list while defending past re appointments of unexpired terms. Rushing urges careful choices for the Tax Board of Equalization citing downtown growth and absentee ownership as factors. he avoids press quotes amid business interests.
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Agee
Pharr
Strong
Jack Strong
BCD
Chamber
Rushing
Newsymen
Lubbock
Parden
Downtown ‘Development. Corp
Tax Board of Equaliation
McLarty, Alderson
Rolan Simpson
W. G. O'Mara
Avalanche-Tournoiire Ler
Post Chamber Banquet Highlights Smith Address
Lt Gov Preston Smith spoke at the Post Chamber of Commerce banquet before 225 attendees in the junior high gym. He urged public officials to serve as trustees for Texans and noted taxes water and industrial development as top issues, praising water projects and urging education funding. Dr. A C Surman received two awards for fifty years of medical practice, and new chamber directors were introduced.
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Post
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Center
Ann Chamber of Commerce
ES Fachming
Frank Blanter
Dr. A. Surman
Pioneer
Tanner Laine
Avalanche- Jlourial
Texas
Tabe Sie
Chamber of Commerce
Gminasium
South Plainsman
West Texas
Smith
Landon Johnson
White River Dam
Plains
Tom Bouchier
Frank Blanton
Georgie M. Willson
Edgar H. Graham Jr
First Presbyterian Church of
Bryan J. Willams
Texas Tech
Barry Thompson
Jack Lott
Bryan Williams
Dave Sanford
Buster Moreland
Jim Cornish
Mike Mitchell
Irby G. Metcalf
George Samson
Louie Burkes
Sawyers
T. B. Odam
Victor Hudman
Robert Cox
Camp
Postex
iCotton’ Mills
Births and a charity film shown at Lubbock auditorium
The notice lists numerous birth announcements from West Texas hospitals with details on mothers and weights. A separate item promotes a full length movie about big game hunting with bow and arrow at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium, showing at 2 and 7 30 p.m with admission 1 dollar and 50 cents, proceeds to Workreation, Inc.
Ed Moore Enters Lubbock City Council Race Place 2
Ed Moore a longtime Lubbock resident filed for Place 2 on the Lubbock City Council after initially announcing for Place 4. The deadline is March 1 with an April 7 election. Moore runs a east Lubbock grocery station and service, and Bill Watkins filed for Place 4 to challenge McLarty. Mayor Jack Strong’s term also expires.
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Lubbock
Moore
Marvin’ McLarty Jr
W. C. O'Mara
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W. Dd
Bill
France invites Lao king to visit in April in Asia push
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle invited King Savang Vathana of Laos to visit in April to bolster France's influence in Asia. The king accepted and said Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma would accompany him.
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Charles de Gauilé
Savang Vathana
Laos
France
Asia
Souvanna Phouma
Banquet speaker lauds progress of Ralls small towns
Ralls Chamber of Commerce banquet honors Louie Throgmorton a Dallas life insurer as the Outstanding Citizen of the Year Percy Eason named Outstanding Citizen in a year of praise for local business. Throgmorton cites progress from autos to aviation and lauds profits reinvested locally The event also announces new officers and directors for the Chamber of Commerce and highlights community service.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ralls
Louie Throgmorton
Arkansas
Republic ‘National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
America
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Percy Eason
Comites
Johny Reasohover
Mang
Throgmorton
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General Insurance Co
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Rotary
American Legion
Jury Rules No Nuisance In Heating Unit Case
A 99th District Court jury found the noise from a heating and air conditioning unit did not constitute a nuisance or reduce nearby property values. Plaintiff John G. Hutton sought damages against First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Evidence included tape playback and a decibel meter, with witnesses noting sleep interference and reduced rental value. The trial also referenced local zoning rules, though they had no bearing on the verdict.
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John G. Hutton
35Rd St
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First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
34Th St
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Hilton
Warrick Carr
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Hutton
Ralph Brock
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Howard C. Davison
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Panama seeks compromise to end canal treaty deadlock
Panama's President Roberto Chiari and Johnson signaled Thursday a drive for a compromise solution after a day of intensive committee activity. They met with U.S. and Panamanian negotiators at OAS headquarters to restart talks on a new canal treaty following the Jan. 15 agreement.
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Roberto Chiari
Johnson
Difference
U.S
United States
U S Aid Personnel Return From Panama Canal Zone
UPI reports that U S aid workers moved the U S development mission out of the canal zone back to Panama on Friday, with 30 mission members and 19 contract staff and families returning safely. Diplomats planned to resume talks before announcing new aid commitments.
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Panama City
Cotton-Picking Contest Winner To Get Trip
In Matanza Province Cuba a 10 hour field contest will select a Cuban woman to win a free trip to the Soviet Union. The Cuban Women's Federation gathers its best pickers to determine the champion as part of a drive to recruit volunteers for the 1964 harvest.
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Havana
Soviet Union
Matanwas Province
Cuban Women’s Federation
Ocean Liner Encounters Whale Impalement At Sea
The 30,000 ton liner Theria steamed from Fremantle Western Australia with a 35 foot whale impaled on its bow after colliding Thursday night. Radio Australia News reported the event and noted passengers were kept in place to avoid upsetting ship stability as officials sought to dispose of the whale.
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London
UPI
Fremantle
Western Australia
Radio Australia News
Russian Press Compares Chinese Readers to Khan
A sharp editorial clash in Moscow papers links Chinese readers to Genghis Khan. The piece frames ideological influence battles between Soviet and Chinese publics amid rising tensions and propaganda discourse.
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Moscow
Genghis Kahn
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