New York Stock Exchange Seeks HQ Outside New York State
The New York Stock Exchange cancels plans for a $50 million Manhattan headquarters and intensifies a search for a site outside New York State. Keith Funston cites a tax transfer plan under Mayor Lindsay as discriminatory, urging relocation to several New Jersey sites amid pressure from investors nationwide.
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Deadlines Loom as Texans Rush to Register to Vote
Texas faced a looming deadline for a free 15 day emergency voter registration period begun March 3 after a special session. County officials extended hours to midnight to register last minute voters. Early totals surpassed forecasts with Dallas and Lubbock reports and statewide projections above 250 000.
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Peete
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Lubbock
Dallas
Ben Gentle
France Defies NATO as De Gaulle pushes pullout
President Johnson and aides discuss De Gaulle's plan to withdraw France from the NATO military structure while Russia hints at a treaty alliance and possible Warsaw Pact changes. Johnson vows a longer NATO response. Zorin signals a non aggression pact with France if Paris shifts away from NATO.
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Bulletin details student deferments test process and rules
The article explains a three hour test round across 1200 sites in all states and territories, administered by Science Research Associates. It covers fingerprinting, strict rules, use of no aids, and how scores will guide local draft board deferment decisions for college students.
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Heat Wave Brings Texas Warmth With Dusty Skies
Springlike weather lingered in Texas as a weak front moved through the Panhandle. Lubbock logged a third straight day of near record heat with a forecast of 84 degrees if reached. Dust reduced visibility to eight miles while winds gusted to 30 mph.
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Man Guilty Of Keeping Peacocks Across Zoning Rules
A Lubbock man, Harry N. Lewis, was found guilty of a zoning ordinance violation for keeping peacocks and other fowl in his backyard. He received a $25 fine and plans to appeal to County Court-at-Law. Zoning inspector E H Timian testified that he saw turkeys pheasants peacocks and game chickens in Lewis yard during a April visit and issued a 15 day notice. A subsequent May visit led to a complaint alleging unlawful keeping of fowl. the charge was rewritten to include pheasant and similar fowl. Timian claimed peacocks were seen through fence cracks on a later inspection. city argued peacocks count as fowl under the ordinance.
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Long Lost Hydrogen Bomb Found Off Spanish Coast
A midget submarine located a hydrogen bomb two months after an American bomber crash near Alomares Beach Spain. The weapon reportedly remained intact and 2500 feet below water with parachute attached. Recovery by Task Force 65 awaited shore transfer within days as armed ships guarded the site.
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Alvin
Submarine finds suspected H bomb during secret recovery mission
Officials report a U S built submarine located a bomb on the sea floor amid hills and valleys with pictures restricted due to the material's classified nature. The operation involved three tiny subs and the Alvin in a high profile search raising cautious optimism and security concerns.
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United States
Astronauts Armstrong Scott Return From Space Splashdown
Astronauts Neil A Armstrong and David R Scott land after the Gemini 8 mission and emergency splashdown in the western Pacific. They pass a thorough physical exam, are seasick aboard the destroyer, then fly to Cape Kennedy. The rescue party and Okinawan crowds note no lasting ill effects.
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Associated Press
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Gemini 9 mission moves ahead after Gemini 8 trouble
NASA officials said preparations for Gemini 9 would proceed about May 26 with astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan to dock with an Agena and Cernan to perform a space walk. Officials stressed it remains unclear if delays will affect Apollo plans.
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William C. Schneider
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Figures on Lubbock suicides studied by officials
Avalanche-Journal reports a police and psychiatric analysis of Lubbock suicide attempts and deaths. Data show 57 attempted suicides and 13 actual deaths in 1965, with racial patterns and gender differences noted.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock
Tommy Wilbanks
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