Tower Asks GOP To Dallas For 1964 Convention
Denver AP report on Republican Party meetings with Goldwater supporters and Rockefeller backers. Tower invites the National Committee to hold the 1964 convention in Dallas while noting no definite delegate talks. Site bids include Atlantic City Chicago Dallas Detroit Miami Beach Philadelphia and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Tower
GOP
John Tower
Texas
Goldwater
National Committee
Dallas
Jean Tool
Colorado
Tool
Atlantic City
Chicago
Detroit
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Hinman
Rockefeller
Margaretta Murphy
Suit Filed Over Clovis Lubbock Flight by Richard Goldrever
A $5,000 civil suit filed in U.S. District Court at Albuquerque targets Clovis man Richard Benton Goldrever for alleged FAA Act violations on flights between Lubbock and Clovis. The complaint seeks an injunction barring him from piloting any U.S. registered aircraft without current certification. It alleges he flew January 2 without FAA authorization, failed two way radio contact with Lubbock ATC, taxied and took off from Lubbock runway, and flew February 10 from Portales with a passenger without FAA passenger flight authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
U.S. District Court
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Richard Benton Goldrever
Goldrever
U.S
United States
FAA
Goldreyer
Portales
Colonic Nerve Stimulant Eases Constipation
A promoted medicine CoLonato claims to relieve constipation by a unique colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. Advertisers say it relaxes nerves in the colon and restores regularity overnight with clinically proved effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLonato
Lads Found With Stolen Ice Cream
Four Lubbock boys were picked up by police patrolmen James Freeman and Francis Cox after police recovered substantial amounts of stolen ice cream. They found 26 gallons in a freezer vat at the home of two brothers aged 11 and 14. Another 45 gallons remained missing from a Swift and Co. storage house. Other suspects were 7 and 12 years old.
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Lubbock
James Freeman
Francis Cox
Swift and Co
4Th St
Lovington Church Names New Minister
Carl Cain moves to Lovington as minister of the Central Avenue Church of Christ. He preached in Abilene while attending Abilene Christian College and began his work in O'Donnell after graduation. Irvy Booth and family plan to depart Lovington for Princeton New Jersey July 1 with continued support from the local Church of Christ.
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Lovington
Carl Cain
Central Avenue
Princeton
N. J
Booth
iChurch of Christ
Soap Box Derby Clinic Highlights Construction Tips and Entries
More than 60 youths and parents attended a derby clinic at Modern Chevrolet as films on racer construction and brake systems were shown. Derby veteran Holland Graves offered tips while vaccinations of entries total 162 from Lubbock and nearby towns for the July 15 race with prizes including a $500 savings bond and Akron trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Modern Chevrolet Co
Holland Graves
Akron
Graves
South Plains
Abernathy
Lamesa
Idalou
Sudan
Shallowater
Plainview
Lorenzo
Ralls
Petersburg
Hale
Center
New Mexico
Ohio
Lubbock Exchange Club
Boxcar Thefts and Vandalism Reported in City
Police reported burglaries of two Santa Fe Railway boxcars in the 400 block of Avenue A and two vandalism incidents. Loss amounts were not yet determined. Damages included $75 at Children’s Clinic and pellet holes in a plate glass window at Mrs. S. E. Coff’s home. A power saw was stolen from a storage shed at a construction site on Elgin Avenue. Other incidents included missing fishing gear, a stolen purse, and thefts from vehicles and residences. A 22-year-old man was arrested in Wichita Falls for theft from a residence on Auburn Street. Coral rocks valued at $100 were reported stolen from a front yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway Co
Avenue A
Children’s Clinic
Ave. Q
S. E. Coff
41St St
Warren Carr
Imperial 400
Elgin Ave
Don Hilliard
37Th St
Charles Steel
28Th St
T. P. Rasco
29Th St
Wichita Falls
Leona Stone
Auburn St
L. G. Smith
57Th St
Baptists Celebrate 44th Homecoming at New Deal Church
The First Baptist Church of New Deal marks its 44th anniversary with a homecoming observance starting at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Pastor Rev. Ed Bunnel will preach, followed by an all afternoon pot luck dinner in the social hall. Former pastors and members are invited. Nursery facilities will be available during services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
First Baptist Church of
Lubbock
Amarillo Highway
Ed Bunnell
Soviet Union loans UAR 44.4 million for industry
Cairo reports the Soviet Union will lend the United Arab Republic 44.4 million dollars at 24 percent interest for development of industrial products. The agreement was signed in Moscow on Tuesday and announced on Thursday.
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Cairo
UPI
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Moscow
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Rocky
Barry Backers
George L. Hinman
Keith McHugh
Fred A. Young
Clovis-Lubbock Plane
Lovington Church
SEARS
Hlme AG
Bermuda
Tonga
Deily
Phone PO
Bond
Baptist Church
UAR
Anderson
Monterey
Triad
UA Furniture Center
North College
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