Merit Plan Scuttled Spars With Insurance Critique in Texas
In Galveston on Thursday Stewart hailed a court decision as a people’s victory. He argued drivers with accidents should bear more losses while traffic violations should not penalize insurers. He urged adoption of a Canadian preferred risk plan with no violation penalties. Stewart blamed uninsured drivers for rising rates, citing 73.6 percent of reported accidents involve uninsured motorists. He proposed a motorist fee to fund unsatisfied judgments, akin to New Jersey.
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Indictments Reveal Local Theft and Fraud Rings
Grand Jury returns multiple indictments naming Yibro Martinez Perez Jr. Frank Villarreal Guadalupe Villarreal and others for car window smashing burglary and theft. Other defendants face charges including passing forged instruments burglary theft and statutory rape with additional figures from Dallas Houston and San Antonio noted.
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Bessent
Ibro Martinez Perez Jr
Frank Perez Villereal
Guadalupe Villereal
Michigan
Garrell
Douglas Lackey
37Th St
Roger Allison
Main St
Arnold Clevenger
Ave. U
Chester James
Levelland
John G. Aparicio
San Angelo
Marvin Mitchell
E. 13Th St
Jimmy Roy Williams
Colgate St
Billy G. Peoples
Plain View
Bobby Seward
Fuson
Calvin McKnight
15Th St
Emmitt Ray Livingston
Henry Edward Webb
3Rd St
Jimmy Lee Tate
Baltazar Galindo Rodriguez
Johnnie Morales
S. Ave
Steven. Flores Gonzales
Block Ave
Felix Caballero
17Th St
Jessie Lee Craddock
Garza Manuel Castillo
Salinas Nick Perez
Harvard St
Eisquiel Fernandez Nava
N. Ave. R
Bob Chancellor
Ponca City
Okla
Samuel M. Colletts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Edward Spencer
Dallas
Albert White
Elm &J
Ruben Arguija Jr
Auburn
Lewis Garhardt
David Chumley
Water District faces tax and legal clash with county
Lubbock County officials criticize long range water district spending and lobbying in Austin while praising conservation aims. They note tax increases from 103 419 in 1954 to 140 542 in 1960 and urge budget transparency and a tax rate realignment to reflect actual needs.
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Austin
Avalanche Journal
Alton Brazell
Lubbock County
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Lubbock
Davis
State Water Board
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Elmer Blankenship
Wilson
Lynn County
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Brazell
Marvin Shurbet
South Plains
Mer
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McFarland
Commissioners Court
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Sparkman
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Freeman recalls cross examination in Estes inquiry progress
The hearing before the Senate Investigations subcommittee continues as Freeman remains on the stand with plans to recall additional witnesses. He cites GAO findings of cotton program losses in 1959 and 1960 and vows to recoup government losses from related transactions while noting Estes built wealth via grain storage and cotton allotments.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Planning Commission approves mixed zoning changes in Lubbock
Lubbock planners consider post office site rezoning to C-3 with conditions including screening, lighting and trash containment while approving R-2 duplex zoning on four lots and resisting pure spot zoning. Other motions tie votes on C-4 commercial along Nashville and on M-1 industrial blocks with mixed homeowner opposition. A request for three signs on a professional building gains approval.
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Lubbock
Meeks
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40Th St
Ave. W
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40Th Street
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Brian Hester
Burr
John J. Jones
Nenith Ave
E. Cornell Sr
Lacross
Grimes
D. R. McWilliams
JW. L. Hester
Jack Eastmann
Charles Read
Harold Griffith
City Commission
Santa Fe Railroad
Hester
Don Davis
Charles L. Cobb
Cecil Lofland
Snow Davis
Nashville Avenue
20Th Street
L. Byrd
George Brewer
Methodist Hospital
Brownfield Hwy
19Th St
Medical Center
N. Ave
Grinnell St
50Th St
Kennedy on tax, aid, health care in broad policy remarks
President Kennedy outlined proposals on tax relief for low and middle incomes, foreign aid and health care for the aged. He emphasized bipartisan support, warned of hemispheric revolts, and urged action on an Anderson Anderson health bill while noting potential budget deficits during inflationary periods.
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South Plains Sports Car Club Sets July Events
The South Plains Sports Car Club met Thursday at the Elks Club and scheduled a July 19 meeting. They plan a public pool swimming party in Tohoka afterward and caravan to Rourne Eveise Springs on July 22 for a picnic swim. Wayne Hardin announced a publicity drive. In the regularity rug rally class, Capt Kent Pearson Reese Air Force Base and Van Smith won first place. Third went to Bill and Raymonda Dane.
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Elks Stas
Tohoka
Rourne Eveise Springs
Wayne Hardin
Chair Raceway
Kent Pearson
Reese Air Bee ‘Base
van Smith
Birth announcements from multiple families in local clinics
Mr and Mrs Donald Lee Fore announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 12 14 ounces at 10 49 am Wednesday in Taylor Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jimmie R Campbell report a daughter at 6 35 am Thursday in St Marys Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Juan Madrid welcome a daughter at 7 11 pm Wednesday in Latif Clinic weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Mr and Mrs James H Pope report a son at 8 05 am Thursday in Loeuf Clinic weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Fathers are tied to local employers and bases where applicable.
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Donald Lee Fore
16Th St
Taylor Hospital
Travis Fore
Jimmie R. Campbell
19Th St
Apt. 2
St. Mary's Hospital
Reese Air Force Base
Juan Madrid
N. Ave
Latif Clinic
Hemphill Construction. Co
James H. Pope
N. Elgin
Loeuf Clinic
Theft reports span pets vehicles and homes in town
Police logged multiple thefts including a rabbit from Delbert Erwin's yard and items from a B and H Transfer truck such as safety gear and a camera. Other victims report a ransacked house, a missing wife’s purse, and vandalism at Century House Apartments.
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13Th St
B&h Transfer & Storage Co
Ave. A
Jack Bell Jr
Auburn St
J. R. Huse
29Th St
Thelma Hampton
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Sheriff's
Canyon
Rain Totals Across Plains Show Varying Drops
Rain measured across West Texas towns varied from light showers to heavy bands. Hale Center and nearby areas saw light rain while a spot west of Hale Center collected about 2 inches, and Abernathy reported two substantial rains. Amended readings placed Amarillo at 2.6 inches with other Panhandle towns lighter, as Lubbock saw a high of 80 degrees and a warm, fair Texas panorama persisted.
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Hale Center
Abernathy
Tulsa
Lubbock
Lorenzo
Crosbyton
Idalou
Fost
Happy
O'Donnell
Ropesville
Brownfield
South Plains
Slaton
Anton
Tahoka
Whiteface
Lamesa
Lockney
Matador
Floydada
Petersburg
Panhandle
Amarillo
Pampa
Dumas
Perryton
Borger
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