Senate Begins Health Care Measure Voting Amid Fiscal Tradeoffs
The Senate debates Byrd and Ribicoff amendments to health care with claims that early retirement 60s would shift costs. Byrd estimates 3.5 million eligible and 900,000 would act next year, costing about 500 million annually but not draining long term Social Security. A standing vote defeated the amendment after a voice vote.
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Byrd
Ribicoff
General Treasury
George A. Smathers Dala
House
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Woman Charged With Murder Of Ex Officer In Chicago
Joyce Long 28 of Chicago was charged with murder after a former Florida Army officer Cedric Ringer 52 was found critically wounded in her apartment. Ringer a discharged lieutenant colonel and St Petersburg car dealer died in hospital. Police noted bruises on Long and a .22 pistol near the victim.
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Chicago
Joyce Long
Florida
Miss Long
Cedric Ringer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ringer
Dlinois Masonic Hospital
Steals Two Times Fire Truck Loots City To Visit His Mother
Elmer D. Scates, 49, was jailed after police say he stole a 1958 Galveston ladder fire truck and drove it about 40 miles to Houston with sirens on. He had been released last week from county jail after a prior theft of a Galveston airport fire truck. He confessed he was en route to Tyler to visit his mother. Scates faced felony theft charges and a $2,500 bond.
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Galveston, Tex
Elmer D. Scates
Houston
Scates
Galveston
Mother
W. J. Henderson
Gulf Freeway
Tyler
Tex
Clyde Beatty and His Circus Legacy Through Years
Clyde Beatty rose from a cage boy to star of the Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers Circus in 1935 before branching into a bhree ring show as owner in 1944. He appeared in films starting with The Big Cage in 1933 and married Jane Abel in 1950, with a son Clyde JT.
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Ringling Bros. Circus
Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers Circus
Cage
Bhree Ring Circus
Big Cage
Jane Abel
Clyde JT
Sukarno Returns To Indonesia Without Notice
President Sukarno flew back to Indonesia on Wednesday after leaving ten days earlier for the Afro Asian conference planned in Algeria. The return occurred without prior notice or official announcement.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Jakarta
UPI
Algeria
State Trooper Says 30 Ignored Plea For Help At Wreck
A Alabama trooper recounted that about thirty people stood by as four injured occupants were trapped after a car overturned into a creek on U S 80. William Henry Fitts of Fountain, a Negro laborer, waded in to free two children and opened a jammed auto door enabling others to escape. The driver Jesse J. Cross Jr and family were hospitalized in Demopolis in serious condition.
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Uniontown
Ala
R. E. Ethridge
India seeks European collaboration on oil projects
New Delhi announces a push for European cooperation in oil industry ventures with emphasis on partnerships from the Soviet Union Britain France and Romania. The move aims to boost exploration, refining capacity, and technology transfer across strategic energy sectors.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Romania
West Texas leaders honored by Lubbock reception
Parsley, Jones, and chamber officials praised a large Lubbock crowd for a reception for visiting officials. Attendees mingled in small groups with ample refreshments and no speeches planned. Officials cited secured appropriations for a new school for the mentally retarded, Tech Law School, a district court, and added support for Tech. The 59th Texas Legislature was called one of the most productive in state history.
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Parsley
Lubbock
Chamber
Tech Law School
Tech
Texas
Tax Study Reviews Shopping Center Valuations
City and school officials scrutinize mass reappraisal results in Lubbock as surveys propose raising shopping center valuations above 1964 levels but lower than early 1965 proposals. Subcommittees weigh land values, depreciation factors, and downtown core assessments amid calls for expert input and potential rate adjustments.
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John ‘Brooks
Tax Office
Lubbock
W. B
Dub) Rushing
Ruel Martin
Ddowntown
Bob Medlar
Medlar
Martin
Multiple Birth Announcements From Lubbock Clinics
A sequence of birth notices from Lubbock area clinics details newborns born Wednesday and Tuesday to couples listed with street addresses and occupations. Weights range from 4 pounds 4? ounces to 8 pounds 10 ounces, with times between 6:13 a.m. and 5:54 p.m. at Lauf Clinic, West Texas Hospital, Methodist Hospital, and University Hospital.
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Jesus Serrano
Rt. 3
Lubbock
Lauf Clinic
Pilar Martinez
Ave. E
Ceffie Perkins
1808
Ave B
Armendo Perez
Duke
West Texas Hospital
Camp's Bakery
Richard Kopp
45Th St
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
Stacey Starrett
44Th St
Akatrol Distributors
Bobby Welch
Fordham
Yellowhouse Mechanics
Tilger
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Carlos Dominguez
Baylor
Fairmart Furniture Co
Douglas L. Thompson
Texas Printers, Inc
Wesley M. Riley
Lubbock Poster Co
Johnnie Bruce Angel
Route 2
Morton
University Hospital
US F 105 Downed Over North Vietnam Pilot Captured
An Air Force F 105 fighter was shot down over North Vietnam on Wednesday and the pilot bailed out and was reportedly captured. U.S. spokesman said the jet went down during combat operations.
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Saigon
North Viet Nam
U.S
Suspects in Officer's Slaying In Oregon Kill Case
Deputy Smith was killed during a routine check near Eugene after radioing the suspects’ car and license. Ex convicts fled into a field after abandoning their car, as Mrs Corbin and a child vanished from the Corbin home nearby. The case involves a Thunderbird abandoned 13 miles from her husband’s work site and a bloodhound trace. Deputy Smith, a former Alaska trooper, had 35 minutes left on his first night on patrol.
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Lem
Portland
Smith
Eugene
Springfield
Corbin
Alaska
Lane County
Margaret
Blind Jewish Guild Students In Car Crash In Queens
Six blind youths aged 13 to 15 from the Jewish Guild for the Blind were shaken but not seriously injured when their station wagon overturned in Queens after the wheel stuck. They were taken to Elmhurst Hospital for X rays as staff described their injuries as minor bumps and bruises.
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New York
Queens
Jewish Guild For the Blind
Manhattan
Guild
Elmhurst Hospital
San Francisco Police Seek Prison Escapee Patrick Falk
San Francisco police swarmed downtown Wednesday night hunting Patrick Falk 25 who escaped from a California State Prison on June 12 while serving a sentence for armed robbery. Authorities reported he was seen in the city and vowed not to be taken alive.
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San Francisco
California
Patrick Falk
Pakistan to spend 140 million dollars in the United States
Karachi reports Pakistan will allocate 140 million dollars for expenditures in the United States. The move involves funding for projects tied to bilateral interests and development initiatives. Experts assess the impact on trade and diplomacy amid ongoing negotiations with Washington.
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Karachi
Pakistan
U.S
Growth of colleges linked to popularity and enrollment rise
Professor Garlin, a Texan PhD and Phi Beta Kappa, recalls that by 1927 the Tech campus housed about 1500 students a fraction of today’s projected 15000. He notes teaching requires mastery of subject and understanding of the child, with teachers now better prepared through more background courses and student teaching.
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University of Texas
Tech
Garling
Garlin
Grand Jury Returns Indictments Amid Violent Feud
The grand jury returns true bills on multiple cases in a Lubbock county session. Indictments include murder with malice in self defense and assaults with intent to murder. Names include Velma Lott, William McSwain, James Wooten, Leo Salazar, Johnny Eads, and Clifford Conner among others.
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Olivarez
Robert Martinez Pena
Levelland
Flamingo Club
U.S. Hwy. 87
Woodrow
Brown
Collier Tatum
Lubbock
Louis Luna Lopez
Baylor Sr
Juan Hernandez
Carlisle
Arlene Lou Daniels
Cedar St
Walter George Ransom
Ave. C
Everett Frances Farmer
37Th St
Jimmy Bell Ward
R. B. Conner
Slaton
Slaton Hwy
Velma Lee Lott
13Th St
William Franklin McSwain
James Kenneth Wooten
Leo Luna Salazar
Baylor St
Johnny Darwin Eads
Fort Worth
George Albert McGann
Las Cruces
N.M
David Ray Godbey
Lamesa
Allen S. Ellis
Rt. 2
Henrietta Welch
Clifford Conner
Carrol Harrison Ward
William G
Bill) Schenck
Las Vegas
Nev
James Arthur Columbus
1708
Ave
Robert Louis Wilson
Anton
Barnabe Valdez
5Th St
Preston Greene
Date St
Albert Ray Wilson
E. 10Th St
George Lee Benton
Shallowater
Charles Ray Hearn
Erskine St
Richard A. Morgan
Auburn St
Dennis Eugene Willhite
54Th St
Roger Lee Tramble
Hickory St
Jimmy B. Scott
Rt. 5
Rudolph Diaz
Donald Maurice Aikin
33Rd St
Arthur Williams
Ave. B. M. C
Williams
70Th St
Harrell Smith
E. 16Th St
Virgie Haney
Cherry Ave
Frank Gonzales Zavala
Emmett Gene Neese
42Nd St
Owen Caldeclough
20Th St
Robert Lee Sosa
N. Ave. L
Charles Hensley
Fordham St
James Virgil Holly
Idalou
Hwy
Eddie Ray Slay
Lee Otis Holland
19Th St
Rodger Earl Timmons
10Th St
Antero C. Esquedero
Dee McInturff
Littlefield
Jack Bicke
Brownfield
Joseph Vollar
Minnet
N.C
Joe Cardiel
Corpus Christi
Mayo Perez
James Weldon Ralston
Tulane St
Edward McKinley Broome
Broadway
Richard D. Clements
Matador
Freddie Howard Hays
Ave. W
Paul Gerald Craft
Second tremor rocks Skopje amid quake saga
SECOND TREMBLOR BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) The second temblor in two days rocked Skopje Wednesday, the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug said. More than 600 quakes of varying intensities have been registered in the Skopje area since the July, 1963, quake which razed most of the city. Tanjug said the last two temblors did no damage.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Skopje
Tanjug
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Doc) Blanchard
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Delwin Jones
Bill Parsley
Chamber of Commerce
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Preston Smith
Kobo Palace
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Paul H. Douglas
Dtil
Finance Committee
Douglas
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Man
Clyde Beatty
Dro
Bill Wright
Rushing
E. W. Williams Jr
Subcommittee
Preston Johnston
Johnston
Board of Equalization
Joe Leaverton
Taea
Sheriff's Office
R. E. Garlin
Dorothy Pijan
Tech Union
Joe Frank Cummings
Anton Public Schools
James Billy Sharp
Carlisle Area
Sharp
E. 25Th St
Pablo Garcia Olivarez
Rt. G
Lula Mae Brown
63Rd St
Dorothy Ruth Campbell
Ave. E. Apt. 2
Alvin Dockery
49Th St
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