New Jersey Woman Named Ambassador by Johnson
President Johnson announced on March 5 that two more women would receive high salaried federal positions including an ambassadorial post. The move aims to diversify government roles long held by men.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
New Jersey
Johnson
Washington
Bank
Naf
Dent Johnson
Denmark
White
Gafary
Jersey Garview Stave Parkway
Katharine Fikis Shite
Litton Group Hears Johnson Women Admin Roles Named
The DE banquet in Lubbock heard about President Johnsons push to place more women in high government posts. Dorothy Jacobson of Herman Minnesota would be assistant secretary of agriculture for international affairs with a $20 000 yearly pay. Ruth Van Cleve of Minneapolis A career Interior Department attorney was named director of the office of territories with an $18 000 salary. Mrs White was nominated for a $22 500 ambassador post to Denmark. Senate confirmation required for Jacobson White and Van Cleve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jacobson
Herman, Minn
Johnson
White
Jacobson
Senate
van Cleve
U.S
Copenhagen
William McCormick Blair Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry ‘Truman
Eugenie Anderson
Arthur J. White
New York
Abram T. Elkus
Bassador
Turkey
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
To. Seo
Orville L. Freeman
Kennedy
Minnesota
George W. Jacobson
Democratic Party
Interior Department
Department
Robert D. Whipple
Vlantcal Rela
Lubbock
Litton
Yale
Austries
R. van Cleve Jr
Sree Saseer
Koko Palace
Whipple
Rise
W. 8. Strader
Earl Jones
Distributi Education Club
Washington DC Voters Face First Presidential Choice Since 1800
Washington residents will vote for President and Vice President for the first time since 1800. The upcoming May 5 primary and November election influence a possible home rule bill, with campaign efforts focusing on registration and turnout amid complex Hatch Act rules and a racially diverse electorate.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
D.C
Johnson
Focal Party
Jed House District Committee
Shipley
Innocent Plea In Homicide Case In Frost Death
Gilberto Salinas Gomez 26 entered an innocent plea Friday on negligent homicide charges in the death of Larry Dennis Frost 23 after a Monday auto crash at Loop 289 and North Ash Street Frost died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital as a passenger in Gomez s car Bond set at 1500 Gomez faced additional county court actions for theft and other offenses with multiple defendants receiving jail time fines and costs in connected cases
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Gilberto. Salinas Gomez
Ute
Larry Dennis Frost
E. Tice Dr
Methodist Hospital
Frost
Gomez
Loop 289
North Ash St
Tnother County
San Antonio
Paul Salazar Ramos
James A. Ellis
Ave. P
Ave. Q
Gene Frazier
E. Bates
H.L. Shairick
E. Bates St
Billie 8. Copeland
43Rd St
Jose Martinez
Pat S. Moore
C. L. Ream
Hurlwood
Don Horton
E. Auburn
Tower Explains Farm Bill Vote
Washington Senator John Tower said he voted for final passage of the farm bill, criticizing government interference in agriculture and urging a split of the bill into cotton and wheat sections to aid the cotton industry and address broader agricultural issues. He noted the move could influence the conference committee and House consideration.
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Washington
UPD
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
House of Representatives
Outstanding Area Women Honored at Caprock District Meet
The Caprock District of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs held its 4th annual convention in Levelland at Texan Hall South Plains College. Sammy Hale Floydada won outstanding club woman of the year. W E Cantell Tahoka named outstanding mother. Fred B Hegt Tahoka named outstanding teacher. The Tejas Study Club of Denver won the press book sweepstakes in a two day event with 333 registrations.
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Levelland
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Caprock
Texan
South Plains College
Sammy Hale
Floydada
Texas Federation For Women's Clubs
W. E. Cantell
Tahoka
Phoebe K. Warner
Fred B. Hegt
Warner
Tohoka High School
I Press
Bi ‘Tejas Study Club
Denver
Austin Guard Unit Wins Eisenhower Trophy for 1963
An Austin unit of the 38th Infantry Division received the Eisenhower Trophy as the outstanding Texas Army National Guard unit for 1963. Headquarters and Headquarters Company 1th Supply and Transport Battalion, commanded by Capt. John L. Prater Jr., was awarded the trophy with Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Bishop presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPD
Texas Army National Guard
John L. Prater Jr
Thomas. S. Bishop
CAB Warns 80 Cities Might Lose Local Air Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board lists 80 cities across the United States as failing to meet minimum passenger traffic, including four Texas towns and two New Mexico towns. CAB Chairman Alson Boyd says air services to smaller towns, already costly, must show adequate use or be discontinued to protect public interests and government subsidies.
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Washington
Texan
New Mexico
Boyd
Trans
Kan
Guymon, McAlester
Muskogee
Iokla
Lamar, Colo
Paris. Tex
Man Gets Five Year Term In Murder Case
Edmondson, 41, convicted of murder without malice after an argument over trespass at Belizare property. He, wounded in a shootout with Albert Belizare, killed Belizare with a shotgun blast. Case heard in Beaumont.
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Beaumont
Edmondson
Maljice
Caravea
Albert Belizare
Loma
Blanco
Belizare
Talks hard money Mansfield in plea for silver dollars
The Senate debates silver dollars and Kennedy half dollars as Mansfield urges funding for 150 million coins. He cites a silver shortage in Montana while Robertson defends gold backing and warns against excessive money printing. The House panel withheld 1.92 million to mint more coins unless silver content policy changes.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield D-Monti
House Appropriations Committee
Mansfield
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
Senate Banking Committee
Appropriations
Treasury Department
JFK
John F. Kennedy
House “Economic Committee
Congress
Federal Reserve
Frank J. Lausche Dohio
U.S
Bureau of the Mint
Lazbuddie exhibitors sweep Palmer County livestock show honors
On Friday Lazbuddie exhibitors dominated the Palmer County Junior Livestock Show with top awards in lambs and barrows. Theresa Seaton won grand champion barrow with a Hamp shire entry, while sister Charlotte earned reserve for a crossbred barrow. Lazbuddie youth swept the lamb division with winners including Mari Janna Gammon in medium wool and Terry Parham in fine wool.
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Palmer County
Lazbuddie
Theresa Seaton
Hampshire
Charlotte
Barrow
Mari- Janna Gammon
Terry Parham
Southdown
Dar- Tell Mason
Ude
Ace di
Lab Jones
Bo Polind
Chiba Bobty Gleason
Lashus Dle
Biddle Biabry
Naroahine
Teresa Reson
Sammy' Harlan
Larbut Mae
Bom Rears
Anata Ie
VIC Students Hold Meeting In Lubbock
Vocational Industrial Students from a 75 county area attended a spring meeting in Lubbock High School auditorium. New officers will be elected at the closing business session. District President Ricky Rich of Lubbock High presided at the first session. James R. Burnett coordinated the regional meet.
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Ricky Rich
Lubbock High School
Vic
James R. Burnett
Hereford Steer Tops Rio Grande Valley Show
MERCEDES Texas Ray Carayco of the Rio Hondo Future Farmers showed a Hereford steer at the grand champion Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show in Mercedes.
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Rio Grande
Mercedes, Tex
Ray Carayco
Rio Hondo Future Farmers
FFA
America
Rio Grande’ Valley
McAllen Oar Club Reserve Grand Jobi Scene
Readable fragments describe a reserve grand jobi event near McAllen and Hills of Blanco. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present in the text.
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McAllen
Blanco
Protestant ministry losing pace with industry says Texas dean
In Dallas 1963 Protestant church enrollment growth lags behind population and industry, with Methodist leaders warning fewer new ministers than needed. Dean Meade Treveese of Emory’s Candler School cites rising salaries and laity focus as factors. Meanwhile Dallas crime tops 2 100 incidents in Jan Feb, prompting calls for more courts and a jail expansion to 2 200 inmates. Oslo reports Norway to donate 50000 to UN Cyprus peace force.
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Don McKee
Irs
Atlanta, Ga
Meade Treveese
Iground
Ayn Fon
Candler School of
Methodist
Emory University
Min
Methodist Bist
Caron
Cannon
Candler
American Association of Theology
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Taylor
Association
Taylor
Dallas
UPD
Mager
John McKee
McKee
Jack Ruby
Dist
Atty
Henry Wade
Amarillo man charged in dog slaying electrocuted pup
Horace Ray Cox, 24, of Amarillo, charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly electrocuting a neighbor’s dog by luring a 9 000 volt transformer wire to a fence in his yard. Cox pleaded innocent, claiming he only wanted to keep dogs out of his yard.
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Amarillo
Horace Ray Cox
Cox
Hhem
Theft Losses Varied Across Lubbock Incidents
Lubbock police report a Friday break in at Glenn Dippel’s El Paso service station with about 42 dollars in cash and checks stolen from a desk money bag. a vending machine looted. Other thefts include a motorcycle fuel tampering, car loot of clothing valued at 211.20, gold trophies missing from a foot locker, eight batteries from a farm, a timing light, a bicycle, and a tire and wheel. Suspects held after reports of obscene telephone calls.
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Lubbock
Glenn Dippel
el Paso
4Th St
Canton Ave
Charles Soberence
Auburn St
A.M. Bana
Pasadena
Parkway
Glenn Peters
Lilian Granthers
Bush predicts 7-to-1 West Texas gain in May primary
United Press International reports George Bush of Houston with Dan Sullivan of Andrews predicts a strong showing for the Republican ticket in West Texas May 2. Bush argues for oil and cattle import policy reforms and urges voluntary action by oil states to ensure Texas gets its fair share of domestic oil. In other races Senator Yarborough and incumbent Joe Pool are discussed as voters weigh record and leadership.
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United Press Internationalpublican
George Bush
Hous
At-Lange
Candiston
Dan Sullivan
Andrews
United States
Port Arthur
Texas
Atomic Workers Union
Idustries
West Tex
Gram
Bush
Vol Sullivan
West Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Pool
Senate
San Antonio
National Association
Letter Cartiers Conference
Ibly
Straw Vote Set By Travis GOP
Travis County Republicans schedule a preferential straw vote among eight GOP nominees at a rally Monday night in Austin at the Coliseum. County chairman Mario Findley announced the event with U S Senator Wilber Simpso and candidates George Bush Jack Cox among backers mail ballots were sent to about 4000 Republicans in Travis County for their presidential choice.
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Austin
UPD
Travis
Mario Findley
Republica
Austin Coiseum
Wilwerd Simpso
R-Wye
U.S
George Bus l
Jack Cox
Houston
Findley
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Red Bank
N.J
U.S. Enoy
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L Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Tion
Alexandria, Va
Wilson Alplanalp
Monterey High School
Ronnie Day
Lubbock High
DE Chapter
Gro
GOP
Toth Federal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
N.Y
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold E. Stassen
Carl L. Shipley
W. S. Strader
Louise Prather
Strader
Fletcher's Electric
CAB
Forrest Bowers
Huff and Bowers
Friona
Oslo
Norway
Storting
United Nations Peace Force
Cyprus
Amarilloan
West
Travis Gop
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