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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
5
A garbled clipping notes Barry rebuffing a Scranton challenge to debate. The fragment hints at ULM, pro-Goldwater leanings, and Eisenhower associations but the text is corrupted, leaving unclear dates, places, and full names.
The report outlines a political convention scene with Barry Goldwater and Gov Scranton in a close race for the presidential nomination. Delegates favored Goldwater with 740 to Scranton's 269, a margin seen as a setback though not final.
In a muted confirmation rite leaders pressed for a smooth Senate confirmation as Neuberger appears set to become a key successor. The process centers on a careful review of qualifications and policy positions ahead of a final vote.
At least two residents including from City and Plainview are reported killed in separate traffic incidents. Police say investigations are ongoing as authorities warn drivers to exercise caution amid a spate of fatal crashes.
An obituary from Plainview area details the death of Hayes and lists survivors including four sons Glendon Wallace Carroll Ronnie and a daughter Mrs Neil Hall. Surviving siblings and in laws are named with locations Altus Oklahoma Dallas Plainview Albuquerque and Dumas. The report notes cause and the patient was in a hospital in Lubbock with condition reported as fair on Sunday night.
Two people were injured in a city incident described in a fragmented report. Authorities provided limited details and ongoing investigation was noted with no further names or specifics available.
Fragmentary text describes a late decision by an unnamed individual regarding personal choice and a mistaken course. The report references a vehicle chase near Lubbock, two suspects James Little and Willie Joe Stone, and an accident with a car driven without license and police pursuit.
A chlorine gas release at the Scott pulp mill in Alabama sickened 26 workers. One man was fatally injured and a supervisor noted the incident occurred during a shift change. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
About 260 attendees participated in the first caucus at the Jack Tar Hotel, serving as headquarters for the Texas Santates. Delegates were chosen and alternates listed from Lubbock Wichita Falls Midland and surrounding areas, including Charles Ibson of Lubbock.
Fragmented OCR text references Frisco Tour and Goldwater with scattered words about tires and Scranton. No coherent events or names form a complete report. summary captures uncertain fragments as a brief item.
A scrambled item from the page cites a Prohibitionists figure denying a label of puddy-daddy. The text mentions political roles such as a senator and a president, with unclear details about a contest or candidacy and conflicting impressions of probable outcomes. The readable fragments emphasize opposition and unnamed events.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several unclear names and a date. It references a city or place and an event tone but lacks readable context. The readable parts suggest a local item or notice with missing details, names, or precise timing.
An 82 year old Goree man died in a Sunday night crash on Ft Road 268 five miles east of Goree. The wreck occurred when his car struck another vehicle in cloudy conditions. Authorities are investigating the fatal incident.
Unclear text fragment mentions Barry and Barry Gellwater in a May caucus decision. Names and places are tentative due to damaged OCR. The passage hints at a political or organizational vote in Scranton with dates in May, but specifics are not recoverable.
A Texas Methodist advisory committee unionized with state planning officials signals a convention move toward a six amendment package aimed at policy reforms. Key figures include committee chairpersons and ministers discussing national and regional concerns about Vietnam and proposed guarantees.
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