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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
6
A Senate vote trims an excise tax plan amid industry pressure and Broadway lobbying. The Finance Committee amendment aimed to keep many items exempt while reducing levies on manufacturers and retailers. Senator Pastore praised the move as aiding struggling industries.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to a soccer event in Stamford Cemetery with mentions of William Bigham an American history teacher and a 1,000 mark membership before a department encampment. interaction with Moai Migsoto and Amino conference appears garbled with no clear outcome or dates.
Louis Nizer famed lawyer announced his bid for the New York Democratic Senate nomination two days after Robert Kennedy stepped back from the race. He frames his campaign as a broad field of declared candidates and positions Stratton as his main rival with strong party leader backing.
The scene shifts from street clashes between demonstrators and police to Senate debate as officials discuss a tax repeal affecting jewelry and luxury goods and address civil rights grievances. Senators advance a proposed amendment amid warnings of further protests and fiscal stakes.
U S officials report doubts about Turkish Greek reconciliation efforts as Papandreou and Johnson seek Cyprus progress. US envoy Lewy signals UN mediation as the path to a permanent settlement on the island.
Sailors comb the Mississippi swamp for Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwemer and James Chaney as federal and state authorities coordinate efforts. Reports note no evidence yet found despite multiple dig sites and official inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and addresses including Mrs Jowsph Zéwand Sewer and 9:38 Dt eg, 3008 Eater, Heaeh Waster. The readable bits hint at local notices or advertisements without clear actions or outcomes.
An article notes increases and rate reductions in auto insurance affecting many drivers statewide. It discusses shifts in premiums and insurer adjustments, signaling broader changes in coverage costs and accessibility.
Ragged OCR describes Floydada rodeo opening drawing crowds to the amateur event at the fairgrounds led by Wayne Seay. Despite garbled text, references to Coca Cola, large attendance, and local workers imply a lively start and spectator turnout.
The report notes Barry Goldwater stressing a hard line on defense and unilateral disarmament as he addresses military posture, calling for a clear strategy amid Cold War tensions.
Ohio delegates to the convention in Cleveland shunned Scranton, as Gov. William Scranton's fundraising drew support from Red Whatley and Crofton. Cowboys rode bucking horses and bulls saw no finishers. open barrel racing produced top times, while crowd details were unclear.
The military program received a total of 1.055 billion dollars in aid, with the overall funding untouched. The largest reduction noted was about 140 million dollars, while other grants were trimmed by 40 million and 20 million respectively, reflecting partial progress in the aid package.
Audit discussions, city protests, and FBI canvassing are interwoven with mentions of missing youths, rewards, and political figures. The fragment references city commissioners, investigations, and a large security operation, including National Guard and Mississippi context, with unclear chronology.
A discussion over rates in Texas prompts a shift in leadership with the chief actuary at Austin announcing plans to adjust the policy. The move signals potential changes for insurers and customers alike.
A capacity crowd of about 4,600 attended the opening performance of the 20th annual Barne Rodeo in Plainview. In the senior division Petersburg County led with first place, followed by Silverton. in the junior division Rough Riders of Claytonville won top honors, Bore Ranch Honor Patrol second, and Lockney Junior Riders third. Names and placements listed include Bide Hae, ang Duste Beonard, Bult, ida.
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