A GLANCE TODAY In The A J Lubbock Area
Substantial clippings note civil matters including a final aqueduct serving Borger and Pampa in the Canadian River project and a city parking center sale. Also listed are regulations by the Board of Adjustment, Treasury cost claims, and political amendments. The page outlines market reports, TV programs, and a comic dictionary item.
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Lubbock
Area
MAN Steel
Borger
Pampa
CORB
Hemphill
Ave
Investment Corporation
Ign
Board of Adjustment
Meet
Viet Nam War News Censorship Tightens Press Access
U S officials deny censoring press while admitting tighter announcements on air strikes. In Saigon military sources say Pentagon directs press policy as five newsmen were briefly held inside a northern Vietnam frontier facility and released after a misunderstanding. A pool of reporters was formed to cover Arab and other fleet operations.
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Maecaated Frees
South Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
North Viet Nam
Department
Saigon
Pentagon
U.S. 1
Fronter
North
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Former King Farouk Dies in Exile Near Rome
Former King Farouk of Egypt, exiled after the 1952 revolution, has died and lived quietly in a villa near Rome. Reports noted his wealth dwindled but remained substantial with about $2 million left and a monthly income around $3,500. He ruled from 1936 as a young monarch who fled Cairo after upheaval.
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Farouk
Asa Jess Teorex
Rome
Pinend
Cairo
Mohammed Ali
Fee Farouk
Injunction Bars Action By Wallace Order on Selma March
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson issues a sweeping injunction halting a planned 50 mile civil rights march from Selma Alabama King supporters call it a major victory. King criticizes police actions and vows to press for easier voter registration as officials discuss the order with march organizers. The start date remains unsettled as troopers and officials coordinate.
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Imarchers
U.S
Frank M. Johnson
S. x
Martin Luther’King Jr
Selma
Alabama
Speciatore
King
Blaze
Wal ‘Lace
Clark
Johnson
Voting rights bill sent to Congress by LBJ
President Johnson urged Congress to enact a broad top priority voting rights bill citing racial discrimination in voter turnout. Officials said the measure would ban race based denial or abridgement of the right to vote and cover all states including Alaska.
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Renton
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Washington
Mississippi
Virginia
South
Johnson
Congress
Carolina
Hax Tal
House
Senate
Alaska
Army missile test fires bull’s eye at White Sands
The Army’s new battlefield missile achieved the first bull’s eye at White Sands as tests advance. The Associated Press notes the test may shape voting laws by potentially triggering registration or turnout protections nationwide.
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Dallas
UPI
Lanoa
Votimisaire
LTV Aerospace Corp
Orj
Army
White Sands Missile
Lawmakers Attack Supreme Court Over Pay Raise and Rulings
House members criticize the Supreme Court on decisions and vacations and reject a 3000 annual pay raise while noting previous gaps in pay for lawyers and lawmakers. Reps Emanuel Celler Paul Jones H R Gross John Bell Williams question Justice Douglas and Justice Warren amid broader tensions.
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Ditted Press International
Ashington
Supreme Court
St. Patrick's Day
House
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Seciary Committee
Pala Ce
Paul Jones
Congress
H.R. Gross
Iowa
William D. Douglas
Chlet
Julie Fant Warren
French
Riviera
John Bell Williams
Record rodeo crowd fills Lubbock Coliseum opener
About 6,000 fans watched veterans win events at the ABC Rodeo in Lubbock, with strong showings across bareback riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, and saddle bronc. New stock from Elra and Jiggs Beutler added challenge. more performances scheduled.
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Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Elra
Jiggs Beutler
Elk City
Okla
Iclem McSpadden
Bill Kornell
Clarksville
Tex
Elevation
ABC
RCA
Larry Kelly
Forthey Weeks
Abilene
Manaahely
Fort Worth
Rodeo Cowboys
Assa
Dean Oliver
Ry Kane
Big Sandy
Mont
ABC Rodeo
Devotional Prayer From Mrs Edward Wall
Today's prayer asks for steadfast faith in health and hardship. It seeks unwavering trust in God's will and eternal care through Jesus Christ and ends with a blessing from Mrs Edward Wall of Lubbock.
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Maine
Jesus Christ
Edward Wall
Lubbock
Storms, Snow Parade Across Dixie and Midwest
A major late winter storm system blasted the Dixie region with tornadoes wounding at least 22 people and destroying about 40 homes while sweeping the Midwest with 8 to 16 inches of snow. Travel halted in Minnesota and Iowa, with blizzards, heavy drifts, and school closures widespread.
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Ramaemal News
St. Patrick's Day
Dixie
Midwest
Midlands
Llood
Alabama
Missisippi
Tennesee
Arkansas
Carolinas
Red River
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
South da
Wisconsin
State
Michigan
St. Cloud
Minn
North Dakota Highway Department
Fargo
Minnesota Highway Department
Chicago
Micanee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Great Lakes
Texas
Texas Panshandle
South Plains
Igusta
Lubbock
Famed Grid Coach Amos Stagg Dies at 102
Stockton California Amos Alonzo Stagg famed as a player coach and leader died Wednesday at 102 after a fever and alleged poisoning. He coached at the University of Chicago and the College of the Pacific and helped shape early football. Funeral services in Stockton were announced with details to follow.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos "Alonzo ‘Stagg
Jc Poizoning
Og Stes
Stella
Walter Camp
University of Chicago
Stane
College of the Pacific
Paul
University of the Pacific
Ruth S. Lauren
Chicago
West Orange
Stagg
Champion steer sells for record price at South Plains show
The 1965 South Plains Junior Livestock Show closed with Dil ly Roach's grand champion Hereford selling for 1 939 30 dollars at 2 05 a pound to Farr s Cafeterias. Eddie Bleke, 15, was honored as the bidder while multiple sponsors joined the sale.
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Duane Howel
Avalanche-Journal
Dilly Roach
South Plains
Farr
Farmers Co-op Hancock Manufacturing
Co-op
Ol Mill Axa Ralston-Purina Co
Sale of livestock nets strong bids at Panhandle Fair exposition
Auction at Panhandle South Plains Fair grounds featured 4 steers 120 lambs and 161 hogs with spirited bidding. Buyers including First State Bank Co-op Grain and local implement firms supported premiums, securing averages of 44.48 cents per pound on cattle 9 cents on lambs and 45 plus cents on hogs. Kenneth Bozeman led the sale with his son Corky in charge of the fast-paced auction.
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Abernathy
Busi
Nessmen
van Tenpion
Aca Huber
Vieni
Leigh Riley
Angus
Jane and Fertilizer Co
First State Bank
Co-op Grain
Tatum
Brothers Gain Co
Smith Thrift- Fway Grocery
Reid Chevrolet Co
Gland Struve Implement Co
Panhandle
South Plains Fair Grounds
Burrows
Evel Sitesi
Husa Verers
Kenneth Bozeman
Ainaveraue
Corky
Denver
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kirushchev
Wallace
C. W. Yates
Cyimy
Tommy Hawkins
LBJ
Bullseye
High Court
Marleen Ae
Roy Rodewal
Ada
Marleen
Alonzo Stagg
Champ Steer
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