Harrod and Benson Honored At Lubbock Pops Night
The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra and chorus marked the 20th anniversary with a full Municipal Auditorium, honoring conductor William Harrod and business manager Mrs. Alene Benson. Mayor Rogers presented gifts and plaques amid a standing ovation as the ensemble featured Charles and Betsy Roe, Grace Goodwin, Robbie Thompson, and A. V. Wall in a cohesive program.
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Avalanch Journal
Vine Arts
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The
South Plains
William A. Harrod
Martin H. (Alene) Benson
W. D. “Dub” Rogers
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Harrod
Rex Webster
Charles
Betsy Roe
Grace Goodwin
Robbie Thompson
A. V. Wall
Padilla
Lerner-Loowe
Wall
Mrs.Thompson
Cole Porter
Kate
Bombers’ All
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Bobbie Thompson
Charles Roe
Texas Tech Music Department
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Roes
Bess
Porter
Noel Coward
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Plans for Columbia town center near Washington Baltimore
A sweeping development concept for Columbia, a fast growing corridor between Washington and Baltimore, envisions 15,200 acres bought in nine months with $50 million backing from Connecticut General Life Insurance and others. The plan features interconnected neighborhoods with five three story “riding trails,” a central shopping mall, schools, nurseries, and a dense transportation network to reduce traffic. It aims to house 3,619 acres of open space, 3,000 acres for commercial use, and varied dwelling units from garden apartments to 10 acre estates, centered around a town core and a future sewer system laid in advance to prevent future disruption. The project emphasizes profit as a primary objective and includes a detailed, multi-neighborhood layout to accommodate rapid growth.
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Rouse
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Teachers Insurance & Annuity Assn. of America
Columbia
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Wile
Perry Miller
America
Miller
Richard Eberlia
Dartmouth College
Edwin Way Teale
Kennedy
Schlesinger
Jackson
Miss Porter
Texas
Testimony Continues in Idalou Bank Robbery Trial
Witnesses recount the Idalou bank holdup with Juan Ysasaga identified by multiple witnesses as one of three masked suspects. Patrolman Andrews described the evidence seized from Ysasaga and testified to the clothing and items recovered. Other witnesses described threats to bank staff and customers, the role of a man in a white coat, and the sequence of events inside the bank.
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Lilis
Alton Griffin
Juan Ysasagal
Idalou
Ysasaga
John McFall
Byron Chappell
Usasaga
C. R. Andrews Jr
Texas Department of Public
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Jean
Texas
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Lubbock County
George Ks
Leonard M. Rose
Department of Public Safety
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FBI
J.B. Douglas
Office of
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Joe Rackley
Idaoa
D. R. Rackley
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Richard D. Pruitt
Charles Jackson
Bobby Bartlett
Vena Surratt
Ray Everitt
Rose
Andrews
Paulk
Pruitt
Thad
Yasusuga
Idalou Methodist Church
Pamn
Aonre
Robbery Trial Details Bank Vault Claim and Witnesses
Testimony described a white coated gunman threatening a bank employee and forcing others to the floor during the November raid. Suspects fled in a car crash nearby. authorities later recovered most of the stolen items and described multiple witnesses, a lengthy court session, and a possible 99 year sentence for Usasaga. The case links to broader Viet Nam war era reporting on violence and investigations.
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Conl Highlands
Paralle
Jackson
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Ususaga
McFall
Thurst Usasaga
Lubbock County
Clarence
Absentee Balloting Rules For Saturday's Primary
Absentee voting ends at 5 p.m. today as county clerk closes. Ballots mailed must be postmarked tonight and received before 1 p.m. election day to count.
Pulitzer Prizes in 1966 Highlight War Coverages and Winners
The 50th Pulitzer Prizes recognized journalism and letters with awards for coverage of riots in Los Angeles, two robberies exposing an innocent man in Florida, and editorial writing on Viet Nam. Photographers Don Wright and Arnette Swada noted for war imagery. New Zealand correspondent Arnette praised for time with troops. prior winners include Browne and Horst Faas.
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New York World
Los Angeles Times
John A. Frasen
Tampa
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Fla S
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St. Louis Post-Dipatch
Viet Nam
Don Wright
Miami News
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UPS
Japan
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Swada
U. S
Arnett
U.S. Information Service
Arnette
Malcolm W. Browne
Horst *Aas
Birth announcements and awards shuffle through scattered notes
A flood of birth notices lists parents and hospitals across West Texas, from Lubbock to Denver City, detailing newborns with weights and times. Interspersed are acknowledgments of journalism prizes and literary awards, naming editors, reporters, and institutions across Boston, Washington, and Michigan.
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Chael Ws Rand
Louis Franklin Brown
Michael Ward
J. Q. Ward
St.lintous
Urdsy
Univeraly, Hospital
Yoakum County Hospital
Lubbock
Denver
Appeal Issued on Anton Light Mystery At Graveyard
Officials and residents of Anton urged youngsters and adults to stay away after reports of mysterious glowing tombstones at the Anton cemetery drew crowds. The town noted curiosity seekers were disturbing graves, with teens and locals reporting lights for several nights. A reporter’s invitation did not confirm the glow, though a photographer suggested a town light reflection could be possible.
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Avalanche- Journal
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Hair-raising rescues of two pilots in Vietnam mission
In Saigon AP reports two U S pilots were rescued after planes were shot down in North Vietnam. Lt Richard Mansfield of Brattleboro Vermont dangled from a jammed helicopter hoist while being carried to safety and later landed in the water aboard a destroyer. Capt James M Ingalls of Palo Alto California parachuted into mountains near the Laos border as Communist fighters closed in.
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North Viet_ Nam
South China Sea
England
Ingalls
North Viet Nam
Laos
North Vietnam
Air Force
3Rd Aerospace Rescue
James A. Rhodes
Prima
Frazier Reams Jr
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