Changes In Line Asked On Water Authority Outlets
Three Canadian River Municipal Water Authority cities seek changes in take points for the $65 million aqueduct. J Ray Dickey of the Lubbock board says changes won t hinder progress and bids on pipeline contracts may be let in October or November. Cities would bear added pipeline costs. Amarillo proposed the authority cover them, board to seek legal opinion.
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Trains hit vegetable workers car near Hereford. 4 dead
A Santa Fe Chief passenger train struck a car carrying five Rocksprings workers at a crossing near Hereford. The deaths were Steven Enriquez 40 and his sons Jose 16 and Tano 15, and Jose Cantu 16. Fidel Rodriguez 22 was seriously injured.
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Fireman Hurt as Muleshoe Elevator Fire Destroys Grain Unit
Flames swept the Muleshoe Grain Elevator complex Tuesday night destroying over 1000000? no over 100000 in structure and 56600 in grain. Firefighters from Muleshoe Littlefield Sudan and Friona aided by a Jackson? no nearby units contained the blaze by 10 pm. A Muleshoe fireman Guy Kendall suffered a arm injury from a door blowout and was treated. Rice grain mile and wheat totals indicate heavy losses and potential dust explosion from loading operations.
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Reds boast power West rejects Nilxita Berlin troop switch
Khrushchev pressed to replace Allied garrisons in West Berlin with NATO alternatives and Communist contingents under UN flag. The West rejected the plan as not new and non negotiable, warning of renewed pressure amid anti American rhetoric at the World Peace Congress.
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Telstar satellite links U S and Europe in space triumph
Government and private sector launch historic Telstar satellite enabling live transatlantic television. Signals relayed from Andover Maine to Holmdel New Jersey and onward to France and England with rapid word and picture transmission. Satellite also carried a telephone message to the vice president, marking a new era in international communications.
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Humphrey says tax cut may be delayed a month
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey after a White House conference said the administration is sympathetic to an immediate income tax reduction but favors postponing a final decision for about a month. He urged Democrats to avoid prestige fights over money bills to protect November prospects.
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Churchill Develops Blood Clot in Leg After Break
London reports Sir Winston Churchill 87 has a thrombosis in his leg following a June 28 fracture. The broken thigh bone and postoperative swelling previously described as phlebitis are noted, with the clot mentioned to avoid alarming the public.
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Bragger: A Man of Self Praise Reveals Bias in Taste
A clipped observation notes how a self admiring figure exposes personal taste flaws. The short column critiques vanity and its impact on judgment, highlighting cultural quirks through concise wit.
Grapevine Man Dies in Luck Field Plane Crash
A Grapevine resident Charles Godwin was killed Tuesday when his light plane crashed after takeoff from Luck Field private airstrip south of Fort Worth on Highway 81. The crash created a postflight fire and ended his flight near the airport.
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After Surge Stocks End Day Higher
On the New York Stock Exchange stocks rose early after the margin cut but faded later. The Dow Jones average closed up 5.19 points at 586.01, with most issues showing gains though not at their initial peaks. Tape delays persisted during the trading session.
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Prayer request invites prayers for world peace and righteousness
A prayer from The Rev. Billy Wilkinson of Lubbock asks for guidance to enlarge our vision as science expands horizons. Readers are invited to submit favorite prayers under 60 words for potential publication.
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Lightning Kills Farm Laborer Near Springlake Texas
A 40 year old farm laborer Ricardo Robles was struck and killed by lightning while working with family near Springlake on the Roland Cleven ger farm. His wife Francisca Robles was knocked down but not seriously hurt. Storms produced hail and high winds across West Texas with possible tornadoes near Big Spring Crane and San Angelo.
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Trial Shift Is Ordered In Murder Trial
In 64th District Court Judge James A. Joy ordered a trial shift after only two jurors were qualified in a capital murder case involving Alfonso Sandoval, charged with killing Plainview Police Sgt. Virgie Thompson on July 17. A venue change and conference set for 9 a.m. today, with two jurors from a 116-person venire, were planned as the defense sought a change of venue amid publicized proceedings.
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Four Executed by Castro Firing Squad
Havana based AP report says the Cuban government announced the firing squad executions of four men. Three were described as agents of the Central Intelligence Agency who organized a band near the Jaruco area, about 25 miles east of Havana, in the slaying of a militiaman. The fourth man was involved in the same incident.
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Weather Map Page 12 C Lubbock Vicinity Forecast
Lubbock and vicinity show cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Winds southerly at 1 to 15 mph. Today’s high expected in the lower 90s.
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