Connally Cuts State's Budget Vetoes $12.4 Million
Gov. John Connally vetoed 12.4 million from a 3.1 billion Texas spending bill saying higher education was short changed. He indicated a possible special session to redirect funds to colleges and voiced strong constitutional objections to the 1964 65 appropriations passed May 24.
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Solons Back Connally Budget Veto Fight
Gov. Connally cut 12.4 million from the next biennium with a deadly item veto. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith praised the action while noting conference tensions. House officials forecast a possible fall session only if colleges need more funds, and observers expect continued talks on higher education funding. See CONNALLY Page 14. UN Security Council authorizes a 200 member observer team to Yemen.
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Kennedy Plea and Federal Action End Alabama Desegregation Standoff
President Kennedy urged all Americans to examine their conscience as federal troops enforce the admission of two Black students at the University of Alabama ending Gov. George Wallace's defiance. The speech outlined civil rights legislation to prohibit discrimination, strengthen学校 desegregation suits, and protect voting rights while stressing moral action beyond laws.
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British judge clears Profumo in security breach probe
Britain's top judge clears former War Minister John Profumo of leaking secrets after a probe into his relationship with Christine Keeler. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan considers an informal cabinet vote as Parliament looms, with Conservative nerves high and Profumo facing resignation fallout.
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Regional spelling champ heads to national finals in Texas spirit
Casey Charness Jr. of Lubbock, a two time regional winner, prepares for the 36th annual National Spelling Bee finals at the Mayflower Hotel ballroom. He will spell at 8 30 a m with number 17 after a lot draw. Charness aims to improve on his 42nd place last year and to represent Texas well. His parents accompany him in Washington for the event.
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Houston
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Dallas
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San Antonio
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Wichita Falls
Lubbock Champion Notes Moratorium Before Finals
The text describes a 24 hour halt on studs before the finals allowing Casey to remain in the capital. A single major disappointment marks his stay as he has not yet visited the Smithsonian Institution.
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Prayer Tribute: Life, Work, and Shared Hope
A brief devotional prayer praising life and the chance to live and work with others. The speaker asks for guidance to ensure life remains a wondrous happening under the stars. Anonymous author.
Violent weather strikes the East and South Plains
Storms and gusty thundershowers swept parts of the region with light rain and small hail. Lubbock reached 92 degrees while Slaton and Crosbyton recorded light showers and minor hail. Dust accompanied rains with no heavy damage reported. tornadoes were sighted near Feagle Pass Denton and Sherman and a cottage was destroyed near Baldwinsville New York.
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Dictionary Linguist: A Man With Many Tongues, No Control
The line humorously notes a linguist who juggles many tongues yet lacks sway at home. It reflects a light editorial aside on language mastery contrasted with personal relationships. The joke hinges on a stereotype about marital dynamics and multitasking in households.
Overkill Security Or Waste article overview
Three part series by Henry J. Taylor examines the U.S. atomic stockpile and its implications for security and waste. It questions whether haste in buildup serves defense or inflates risk and cost.
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Wallace Ends Stand at Alabama U After Federal Threat
Gov George Wallace backed down from blocking two Negro students' enrollment as Alabama National Guardsmen, federalized by the Justice Department, enforce the court order. Wallace left Foster Hall without resistance and warned against violence while federal authorities said local police can maintain order.
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Weather Map Page 4 A Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions with no significant temperature changes. Highs in the low 90s. West winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of widely scattered thundershowers later in the afternoon and early evening.
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