GM and Wall Street Journal Reach Patch Up Over 1955 Auto News
General Motors and the Wall Street Journal moved toward reconciliation after a dispute over a May 28 Journal story showing drawings of the 1955 Chevrolet and other unlabeled models. GM had halted ads and press releases, while Kilgore and Curtice exchanged letters stressing property rights and renewed cooperation.
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Mechanical Brain Controls Downtown Traffic In Houston
Houston introduces a $250000 automated traffic system that monitors flow via electronic detectors on Lamar and Dallas avenues and governs 289 intersections. The one way network speeds green signals to ease jams up to 22 miles an hour in the central business district.
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Airman Faces Dual Charges In Slaying Of San Antonio Tot
Bexar County grand jury indicted Airman Jimmy Shaver on rape and murder with malice in the July 4 death of 3 year old Chere Jo Horton. The child disappeared near a cafe on July 3 and was found deceased in a thicket near a grave pit. Shaver was arrested near the scene after the girl was reported missing.
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Testimony In Title Suit Begins Before Jury Here
A 99th District Court jury began hearing testimony in a trespass to try title case. Plaintiff Mrs. Gladyce B. Kurtz of San Antonio seeks one half interest in land in the Overton Addition of Lubbock and school land in Andrews County. Defendants may challenge conveyances among the Robinson family. Attorneys named represent the parties. Jurors listed include Norris, Baker, Kitchen, Macha, Bradshaw, Shaw, O Neal, Murray, Kimmel, Goulette, Reven and Tapp.
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Lamesa Armory Completion Date Set for September
The Lamesa Nations Guard Armory under construction is scheduled to be completed mid September. The 10,000 square foot steel and concrete building includes a drill hall, storage, kitchen, vault, showers, lockers, classrooms, offices, and will be usable by citizens for public gatherings when not in use by the National Guard. Opening ceremonies will feature coordinated programs by the tank, rifle, scout, and mortar divisions led by Commander Lewis Morris.
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Toady) Morris
Vacancies Open for Girl Scout Camping Program
The Lubbock Girl Scout Association announced in- week vacancies for non members in the final camping week July 18 24 at Camp Las Leonitas Buffalo Lakes Lub bock. Sixty four girls can be accommodated with about 16 vacancies left. Registration ends Saturday noon at the Girl Scout Little House 2600 Ave P or by phone No 20196. Fees are 16 for Lubbock girls and 17 for out of town entrants.
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Registration Open for Texas A&I Twirling School
Texas A&I College in Kingsville will accept registrations for its annual twirling school until Thursday, according to L. W. Chidester music department chairman. Some 85 entries have already been received.
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McVey Couple Tour Historic Ozarks and Ironton Shrines
G L and Mrs McVey of 2011 Ave R spent vacation driving through the Ozarks in southeast Missouri. They visited Ironton Civil War shrines including Grant's headquarters and cannons and a cave used during the siege. They also saw Black River outings and viewed wildlife near St. Louis where they began the trip.
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Six Swimmers Earn Beginner Cards at Mackenzie Program
Six swimmers received beginner's cards and completed a water program at Mackenzie Park youth pool. Named participants include Charles Fremont Dorothy Garrett Carol Craver May Sue Kelley Mary McCrary and Ann McCrary with Red Cross instructor Mrs. Bernadine Haynie. Additional swimmers were Nicky Stone Barbara Lane Johnny Kincaid Norma Fremont and Mary Louise Harrison. The next class starts Tuesday with ongoing Tuesday and Friday sessions.
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Dorothy Garrett
Carol Craver
May Sue Kelley
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Ann McCrary
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Johnny Kincaid
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Mrs Ellen Franklin Dies at Methodist Hospital
Mrs Ellen Franklin 72 of 3110 Ave J died Monday afternoon at Methodist Hospital after a Lexing ton native lived here 10 years. Funeral arrangements by McDonald Funeral Chapel. Survived by husband W M Franklin four sons Loyd O Franklin Barney Franklin W J Franklin Earl Franklin five daughters Violet Hennington Ann Stevens Draper Taylor Jewell Berry Bernice Adams sister Annie Yount brother Charlie Jensen 25 grandchildren six great grandchildren.
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Clovis
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Davis
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Texas City
Earl Franklin
Dell City
Violet Hennington
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Ann Stevens
Albuquerque
Draper Taylor
Amarillo
Jewell Berry
Winters
Bernice Adams
Clarendon
Annie Yount
Charlie Jensen
Attendance at Lubbock Sunday Schools Reported
The report states 13 950 attendees for Lubbock Sunday schools. The largest open air fruit market is at Benton Harbor Michigan shipping to 567 cities across 28 states.
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Joe Wallace Rites Set In Kent County
Funeral services for Joe Wallace 20 a member of a prominent Kent County ranch and petroleum family will be held at the family ranch near Clairemont at 9 30 a m Wednesday He was killed when his car overturned three times on a hill south of Roby on State Highway 70 Burial will be at the ranch cemetery under Sweetwater funeral home direction No flowers Please Survivors include his mother Mrs Bert Wallace and a brother Bill both on the ranch Wallace had attended Oklahoma A M College for about two years
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Housing Construction For Texas Base OKed By House Group
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a $350 million military housing construction bill authorizing housing at a dozen sites. Among the allocations is Killeen Base Texas with five units costing $110000.
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