Various News Briefs and Notices From The Daily Bee
Items include ABC rodeo opening in Lubbock with Cowboys on hand, a Texas Tech speaker meeting, debates on foreign aid in a five part series, Connally’s push on reform of local responsibilities, Kim Novak weds in Britain, unique deportation plans for Viet Nam politicians, Arab pact concerns, editorials and market notes, women’s news and radio TV guides, plus a comic dictionary joke about Eskimo husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee. A. Connally
Snyder 4H Steer Wins Grand at South Plains Junior Livestock Show
Eddie Eicke, son of J N Eicke, captured the grand champion steer at the 32nd South Plains Junior Livestock Show with a 930-pound Snyder Hereford, named Billy Roach after his feeding supervisor. The event at Fair Park Coliseum opened with lambs and hog judging before the steer crown.
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South Plains
Leigh Riley
Bill Riley
Abernathy
Curry Brothers
Mount Hope
Kan
Fair Park
Coliseum
Jack McCrosky
Oklahoma State Universty
Billy Roach
Eddie
Hts
Scurry County
Miss Riley
Young 4-H steer exhibitors shine at 1964 expo
Leigh, a Hale County 4-H member, shows a black Angus steer named Abe that won reserve grand champion at the 1964 exposition after four years of steer feeding and over $300 invested. Her brother Clark, 15, also exhibited the scene champion Angus. Deborah Stanley, 16, from Seminole, earned a reserve champion title at major shows.
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Clark
Angus
Leigh
Hale County
Abe
Jast
Deborah Stanley
Snyder
Texas House approves medical school on Texas Tech campus
The Texas House tentatively approved a measure to establish a medical school on the Texas Tech campus with a 9 to 2 vote and sent it to the Senate. Amendments by Rep. Walter Knapp were defeated, and the plan hinges on funding and local maintenance by Lubbock.
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Sueanagal
Aramchel
Austin
Walter Knapp
Amarillo
House Committee On State Affairs
Texas Tech
Parsley
Lubbock
Reena Penice
Erste Tonto
Uni
Versity of
Texas
Univer
First Bureau of Reclamation
Meredith
Plains
Finby
Faithful Couple's Modern Miracle Told in Guideposts
A woman who had apparently lost her sight recounts a healing story shaped by unwavering faith from her husband and herself. The feature directs readers to Jony's Co Guidepost in The Aves Janche Journal for daily inspiration.
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Jony
Aves Janche-Journal
City sales tax bill voted down in Texas House
The Texas House defeated the local option city sales tax measure amid loud opposition. Rep. John Traeger of Seguin led the bill which would let cities levy a one half to 1 percent tax, with elections by city voters. Opponents argued it would hurt merchants and threaten revenue long supported by the state.
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Anford
Parsley
Meredith
Ely
I Knapp
Handle
Plains
Traeger
Texas Municipal League
Afl-Cio
Jenetnfil
House Tally Board
John Traeger
Seguin
Lisbon
Ohio
UPI
West Point
John Connally
Jack Come
Lubbock
Gbur
Reed Quilliam
David
Michael
Lucinda
Jackie
Capitol
Senate
DUMAS
Queen Ends Windsors Ostracism With Duchess Reconciliation
Queen Elizabeth II met Wallis Warfield Simpson at the bedside of King Edward VIII in London Clinic ending 29 years of royal estrangement. The 34 minute encounter followed three operations for a detached retina as the former king lay ill.
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Ly United Frese
Duchess of
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Eddie
London
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Edward
New York
Paris
Riviera
Duke of York
George VI
Margaret
Johnson urges broad voting rights bill after Selma clashes
President Johnson declared the time has come to guarantee every American the right to vote and outlined three principal features: ban discriminatory literacy tests, federal examiners to register voters, and new federal penalties against coercion. He cited Selma and MLK Jr. to press Congress for swift action, noting the nation’s dignity and democracy at stake.
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Walter R. Mears Jashington
Johnson
America
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
James J. Reed
Alabama
West Texas Lawmakers Oppose Federal Election Control
Reps Omar Burleson George Mahon and Walter Rogers in Texas voice doubts about federal governments role in elections. They defend states rights arguing federal control would threaten state sovereignty and local election administration. Fisher White also questions federal oversight urging state solutions where possible. See West Texas Page 10.
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Shrman
Omar Burleson
Anson
George Mahon
Lubbock
Walter Rogers
Falls
Texas
Fisher Dee
White
Bowers
Burleson
Rogers
West Texas
Downtown stores gain new outlook with meter-free test
The Downtown Lubbock meter test removes parking coins for two hours to revive business. Early results show busier streets and higher sales as merchants report improved Monday activity. Lubbock Development Corp. officials praise the plan and expect continued success.
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Mike
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Lubbock Development Corp
Yim
Byron Shotts
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LBJ
House
Loday
Lubbock, Area
TOR Cowboys
ABC Rodeo
Bec. A
Sec. A
Kim Novak
Colorado Meadows
Viet Nam
C47
North Korea
Congress
Humphrey
McCormack
Snyder Boy
Sanford Dam
Canyon
Lamesa
Plainview
Asar
Arlee Deena Sata
By Leslie Carpenter
Shotts
Mic Lam
Oeity
Denver
Hell
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