Morse Cloture Petition Dismantled By Morton During Civil Rights Debate
Senator Morse sought to limit debate on civil rights by filing a cloture petition, but Senate Republican leader Morton tore it up on the floor, calling Morse's move a grandstand. The incident occurred late at night as the chamber set a new record for wordiness at 12:39 a.m. See CIVIL RIGHTS Page 10.
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Lucy Arnaz divorce suit ends 20 year marriage
Lucille Ball files for divorce from Desi Arnaz after 20 years of marriage citing mental cruelty. Arnaz, who turns 43, requests amicable settlement and custody of their two children Lucie Desiree and Desi IV. Papers filed in Santa Monica at 6 30 p m CST. Ball seeks ongoing TV career for herself and continued leadership of Desilu Productions for Arnaz.
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Ike's Latin Tour Ends In Triumph
President Eisenhower completed a 10 day four nation Latin tour with a perilous three engine flight over the Amazon and an oil leak forcing a stop in Surinam. He then reached Puerto Rico smiling and said I am bushed before plans for golf at the White House return.
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Winter Storm Paralyzes Northeast Cities With Heavy Snow
The blizzard dumped over a foot of snow in New York City and across the Northeast, stranding thousands of workers as schools closed from Oregon to New York. Deaths reached at least 37 nationwide with $5 million in timber losses in Arkansas and major disruption from Ohio to Pennsylvania.
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Light Snow Targets Panhandle as Cold Air Moves In
Light snow and colder air sweep across the South Plains to night with a warming trend ending. Temperatures rise to 50 before a gradual drop and a low of 17 Saturday morning as a multi‑centered low pressure system brings snow, hitting the Panhandle hardest with up to four inches on the ground. East Texas towns report widespread power outages as the latest winter storm takes hold.
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Banker Held In 300000 Deal
The FBI arrested Keith Pigott former president of the Everglades Bank of Fort Lauderdale on charges of misapplying 300 000 dollars. Agent Lee O Teague said the cashier’s check issued January 15 1960 was used as collateral in a stock bepeacton in Chicago. Pigott posted a 10000 dollar bond.
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Finch Case Prosecution Closes as Jury Deliberates
In Los Angeles Barbara Zean Finch’s murder is presented as a husband and his mistress plot. Prosecutor Fred Whichello rests rebuttal after Carole Tregoff cried in court. Finch testifies his wife sought forgiveness before a July 18 neighbor lawn fatal shot. The case heads to the jury as arguments wrap.
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New Entry In City Race
Paul L. Payne Jr. 39 of 2422 23rd St a native of Lubbock and oilman filed his candidacy for city commissioner Place 2 Thursday afternoon He is the fourth candidate in the race Payne opposes W C O Mara named by a citizens group in the biennial election He says he seeks public input not backed by any political group and respects his opponent Payne has clashed with City Hall over the freeway loop and a northwest sewage plant He has lived in Lubbock since 1937 and is secretary treasurer of Producing Royalties Inc located at 3831 Clovis Road.
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Market Drops Sharp as $5 Billion Evaporates
New York stock prices tumbled Thursday wiping about $5 billion off market values. The Dow average slid to a 16 month low in early trading, briefly steadied near noon, then fell again in the final half hour. Traders eyed the move as a possible second selling climax following February's decline.
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Pay Hike Drive In Spotlight At Texas Teachers Meet
Teachers assemble in Lubbock for the first annual District 13 TSTA convention. Officers elected include Mrs. Ethel Terrell as president and Dr. Ralph Schilling as vice president. Delegates push for a special legislative session to secure a pay raise for teachers. Speaker Mary Alexander urged momentum and broader support.
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West Lubbock Planning Board Deadlocks Over Shopping Center Site
The City Planning and Zoning Commission in West Lubbock deadlocked after an hour of deliberations on where to place a new shopping center. They recommended annexed land between 34th Street and Clovis Road be zoned R-1 but split 4-4 on sites at 4th Street and Slide Road or 10th Street and Slide Road. The panel rejected a commercial zone at 82nd Street and Avenue, while approving a similar request at Brownfield Road and Salem Avenue. Bob Burr cited 4,400 acres of new annexed land capable of housing 55,000 to 66,600 people once developed, with neighborhood centers and larger community centers proposed to serve growing west Lubbock.
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Married Couple: The Proof It Takes Two to Marry
A brief humor column notes that marriage requires two people and hints at shared misunderstandings. It frames the idea like a playful adage, suggesting collaborative effort in making a union work.
Snark Makes 5000-Mile Flight From Cape Canaveral
Snark, America's only intercontinental range guided missile, launched successfully on a 5000 mile test flight from Cape Canaveral on Thursday.
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Envoy Announces Planes Will Fly to West Berlin
UPI reports U S Ambassador Walter Dowling said American planes will fly to and from West Berlin at chosen heights despite Communist threats. He added the U S objects to no NATO base depots in Spain if allied members agree. High altitude flights over East Germany to West Berlin would not alter the city’s status.
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Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock vicinity forecast
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with a low around 20 this morning and a high near 50 this afternoon. Winds come from the south at 20 to 25 mph and will turn a bit cooler Friday night and Saturday. The page also lists sunrise and sunset times, humidity figures, and 24 hour precipitation data for several western and southwestern cities.
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