Education Bills Pushed by Morse and Powell in Congress
In a look at the 1964 Congress, Oregon’s Sen. Wayne Morse and New York’s Rep. Adam Clayton Powell emerge as unlikely leaders. Both Democrats with liberal voting records, they contrast in temperament and approach while shaping education policy amid a stalled federal school aid push.
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JFK Memorial Stamp Set To Be Reissued May 29
Washington officials announce a May 29 reissue of a five cent memorial postage stamp honoring the late John F. Kennedy. The stamp features his likeness and commemorates the former president’s legacy.
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Animal kidney transplants spark debate and death in New Orleans
Doctors from Tulane report three more chimpanzee to human kidney transplants with all recipients alive. Jefferson Davis, a New Orleans dockworker, dies weeks later after receiving chimpanzee kidneys. Earlier recipient was a woman who died 12 days post transplant. A memorial stamp for President Kennedy was proposed by Jacqueline Kennedy with Gronouski confirming design choices. Congress passes over 3. billion in education measures, advancing classroom construction and vocational aid amid complex politics.
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Care Urged On Cigarette Ads In NAB Action
Sarasota report notes the National Association of Broadcasters urged restraint on cigarette advertising with two amendments by the television board effective immediately. Radio board plans a discussion on cigarette ads today as critics say the move does not go far enough.
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Youths Quizzed in Stove Repair Swindle Here
Two 13 year old Lubbock youths and a 15 year old El Paso resident were held for questioning in a stove repair swindle case. Detectives said the trio fled when confronted and a fourth suspect remains at large. Victims reported overcharges and non repairs after visits by the youths, with several residents identifying the men in lineups.
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Baylor St
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Ave. G
Jerry Stevens
Alvin DeBord
Murder Suspect Known as Chicken Man Sought in Stabbing
Lubbock police pursue Virgil Thompson believed to be the Chicken Man in a fatal stabbing on January 18 near 200 block of 18th Street. Buckley died after hospital treatment. police questioned him without disclosure of details. A separate item notes Hagans murder case and a Feb. 12 plea hearing for commutation.
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Austin
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Edward Otho
Oil stocks rise as API reports week ending January 24
The American Petroleum Institute says total domestic and foreign crude inventories reached 237.29 million barrels, up 3.07 million for the week. Domestic crude up 1.57 million, foreign crude up 1.50 million, with daily production at 7.19 million barrels and refinery runs at 8.70 million.
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Water board rejects plan on unlined oil pits in High Plains
Texas Water Pollution Control Board rejected a statewide no pit order for the Ogallala region after a three hour hearing. Industry proposed testing a specific area with hearings set for March 4 covering Hale Bailey Cochran Hockley Terry Lynn Dawson and Swisher counties amid pollution concerns from brine pits used by oil operators.
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Baker's Hair Tonic and Shampoo Prove Effective
Mrs Rosalie Corder of 2032 Gloria Lane says she tried many dandruff remedies before Baker's Hair Tonic and Baker's Shampoo. She reports the tonic beats all others for dandruff and itchy scalp and notes an improved formula with a new ingredient. She promises satisfaction or money back.
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