City High School Project Aims 1965 Completion
A proposed city high school with 236000 square feet of space and 3500000 dollars in cost is planned for completion by 1965. Architects propose a compact design with air conditioning and three separate prime contracts. The gym will sit about nine feet below grade and 60 classrooms include interior rooms.
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Araimnd
Supt
Williams
Lubbock High
Monterey
Fle
James Whiteside
Harold Yelverton
John Miller
Tom Worsham
Owen Gilbreath
Willams
Linus Wright
Ralph Spencer
Talmadge DeWitt
West German leader says treaty with East Germany not alarming
In Washington Chancellor Erhard described the Johnson era draft and East German pact as not alarming. State Department reaffirmed four power Berlin governance and Western stance against altering German borders, noting Moscow was informed via the Soviet ambassador to Rusk.
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White House
State Department
Moscow
East Germany
U.S
Germany
Bonn
Erchard
Walter Ulbricht
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Livi
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Poland
Berlin
Anatoly F. Dhobrynin
Dean Rusk
Kremlin
Tiny Girl From Page One
Vickie, nearly one year old on June 28, received special treatment in Dallas during her first 24 months for a heart condition. She has improved with home care and medication, after a difficult early hospital stay. Her siblings Jerry 16 and Patsy 11 assist during playtime under their mother's supervision.
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Sister
Jerry
Patsy
Vickie
Dallas
Spy Confesses After Reward for Capturing Film Evidence
During a July incident a spy prepared to flee to Spain. Mrs Carin Rosen a servant in his household received a $5 000 reward and a police commendation for aiding the capture by rounding up film rolls and other evidence that led to the confession.
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Spain
Carin Rosen
College talent showcase under state and regional educators
Contests feature Lyle Hagan from South Plains College Levelland and others from Eastern New Mexico University Portales Texas Tech Lubbock and West Texas State University Canyon. Talent numbers include Judy Akers Peggy Perguran Sherri Hoffman Sue Lowe Luckie Dottie Oliver and Jane Weiss in readings vocals mime and dance. Lagos begins exporting new feedstuff to Ghana and Liberia.
Prolonged Inactivity Risks in Space Flight Warns Alarm
Special correspondent Ruth Montgomery reports from San Antonio that prolonged immobility, not weightlessness, poses the main physiological danger in space missions. Six airmen tested on a tilt table endured four days of immobilization, showing symptoms like dizziness, nausea, and elevated heart rates, supporting Dr. Lamb’s theory. The findings suggest simple in-flight activity may suffice over complex space-suit systems, aligning with guidance from White House physician Dr. Janet Travell.
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Ruth Montgomery
Washington
School of Aerospace Medicine
San Antonio
Lawrence E. Lamb
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Lamb
Brooks Air Force Base
Ior
Janet ‘Travell
White House
School of ‘Aerospace Medicine
Auto Inspection Proposal Studied At Texas Convention
Dallas AP Garageme weighed state proposals for broader safety inspection of motor vehicles and a doubled fee for the service at their state convention Friday. John Hollyfield of DPS described revisions to boost the inspection fee from $1 to $2 to cover labor costs and add four new checkpoints including steering exhaust systems windshields and tires and wheels.
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Dallas
Garageme
John Hollyfield
Department of Public Safety
Independent Garagemen’s Assn. of
Texas
Hollyfield
Pre Trial Publicity Opposed by Texas Newsmen
Texas newspaper representatives opposed a proposed State Bar canon restricting publicity of pending cases. The measure, discussed after the Jack Ruby trial, could bar press coverage of ongoing litigation. Critics urged voluntary guidelines and seminars to balance publicity and justice while preserving press freedom.
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Felix McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
McKnight
America
Massachusetts
Sessions Due Rain
Jackson
Acoa Caller-Times
John Murphy
Dallas
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Dave Shanks
The
Austin American Statesman
United Press International Managing Editors Association
William E. Dozier
Tyler
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Vern Sanford
William E. Berger
Honda
Texas Press Association
Carl Freund
Jack Krueger
Dawson Duncan
Dallas Morning News
Bob Johnson
Jack Keever
Austin
Associated Press
William Hamilton
United Press International
Fragmentary note hints at sadness and silence
A partial transcription shows Mae sitting outside or nearby, with another person deemed sadder. The line reads as a quiet, restrained moment without clear events or context.
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Mae
Eialg
Ashes Of Nehru Scatter Across India In Willful Tribute
In a nationwide act fulfilling Nehru's will, Indian Air Force planes and helicopters scattered his ashes at 23 locations across mountains, valleys, farms and waters. A separate ceremony cast ashes into the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna at Allahabad, the former prime minister's home city.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Ganges
Jumna
Allahabad
Terry County Names New Agent Assistant
Richard Spencer has replaced Bruce Griffith as assistant Terry County agricultural agent in Brownfield. Griffith moved to Crosbyton to serve as Crosby County agent. Spencer, a Bronte native and 1964 Texas Tech agriculture graduate, was active in FFA Aggie Club and Rodée Club and served as College FFA chapter treasurer. Kampala Witeh doctors in Uganda have been ordered not to advertise.
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Brownfield
Richard Spencer
Bruce Griffith
Terry County
Griffith
Crosbyton
Crosby County
Spencer
Bronte
Texas Tech
Tech
FFA
Aggie Club
Rodée Club
College Ffa
Local notice fragment from Lubbock paper unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references Robe, Roh wine and Wither, a Lubbock area item mentioning Daniel White and Avery Sterkee with a date 12, leaving parties and details unreadable.
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Wither
Lubbock
Daniel White
Damages suit and divorces listed in county court records
A flood of filings appears in the county court docket including suits for damages tied to the Santa Fe Railway case and multiple actions for divorce. Names include LaVon fawie Gary CL Haws Pauline Kiser and Jodie Bobi Kiser among others with associated real estate and promissory note matters and probate filings for the estates of G W Watene and others.
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ASE
Matttem Co
LaVon Fawie
Gary CL Haws
Wendell Witka
Mule
Griteda
Erne
Maria
Juanita
Seamnat Panehandle and
Santa Fa Railway Co
Aif
Rudelph Rodriguez
Howard
Davison
Teel
Frenaine
Edward Leland
Turmer
Oan Aarnages of
Tonrson
Bobby “Johnson
Wait
Aiverre
Dan Pauline Kiser
Jodie
Bobi Kiser
Municipal
Tnvestment Corp
Aatainat Tames Williat
Janes
Peving Tien
Tavestment Cott
Berne Heating
Paving
Municipal Investment Corp
Asamat
Clarence Bhaw
Sult
Fen
Municipal Investment. Corp
Adainat Welthee Rinds
Mit
Tranicipat Investment. Corp
Karl Crose
Sult. Org
ORV Het
Minierial Investment Corp
Villarreal
Rebme
Larner Co
Arena
Leonard Stacy
Gulf
Promingary
Lovie Lang Eafer
Caris
Tom Biakworth
Mexican President to Dedicate Reynosa Projects
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos visits Reynosa on July 15 to dedicate the municipal palace two streets and additional public works. He may also dedicate a hydroelectric plant under construction near Rio Bravo south of the city.
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Reynosa
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopez Mateos
Rio Bravo
Walker sues AP for libel over Oxford riot coverage
Former Army officer Walker sues The Associated Press for 2 million dollars claiming he was libeled by Oxford Mississippi reports that he led a student charge during the September 1962 riots over the admission of James Meredith. He cites Kennedy’s federal troop order and denies saying the riots were amusing.
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Forteo
Maj An Walker
Yes
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Si Yearold
Associated Press
Oxford
Miss
Fof
U.pe
University of Negro James
Meredith
J.A. Gooch
Counigel
Wallis
Kennedy
White House
Gooch
Walker
United Press International
Lund
Mississippi
UPI
University of Mississippi
Two Contests Combined For Lovington Girls
Lovington schedules joint Miss Lovington and Maid of Cotton pageants at Parnell Auditorium on June 20. Lea County contestants vie for two titles with the Maid of Cotton winner advancing to the New Mexico pageant in Ruidoso on July 10. The 1964 Miss Lovington will enter the Miss New Mexico contest in Hobbs in July. State winners may compete in Mexico. Sponsor is the Lovington Junior Chamber of Commerce with the Lea County Farm Bureau backing Maid of Cotton.
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Lovington
Parnell Auditorium
Don Lanford
Lea County
New Mexico
Ruidoso
Hobbs
Mexico
Floyd County Names New Agricultural Agent
LOCKNEY Special Richard E. Miller will become Floyd County agricultural agent July 1, announced by the Floyd County commissioners court. Miller, currently assistant agricultural agent in Hockley County, succeeds H. T. Davison who resigned to return to Texas A&M. Miller, a Snyder native and Texas Tech graduate, and his wife have two sons, Al and Chris.
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Lockney
Richard E. Miller
Floyd County
Floyd County Commissioners Court
Miller
Hockley County
H. T. Davison
Texas
A&m. University
Snyder
Texas Tech
Chris
Canned heat victim Freddy Martin dies in Tyler hospital notes
Freddy L. Martin, 36, of Tyler, is the fourth victim from last weekend's canned heat drinking party. He was taken to a Tyler hospital Thursday and listed in fair condition.
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Tyler
UPI
Tyler Hospital
Freddy L. Martin
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