Goldwater Backers Seek To Bar Lyndon From Ticket
Gallup polls show Barry Goldwater gaining among GOP voters while Nelson Rockefeller leads overall for the 1964 nomination. The study tracks preferences across February through April, listing Hatfield Romney Scranton and other names as options. Rockefeller leads independents but Goldwater rises with party voters.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N.J
Bar
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arizona
Gallup
GOP
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Romney
Sermton
Hatfield Ne
U.S
New York
Scranton
Hatfield
Honeymoon Home Rumor Ties Governor to 812 Fifth Ave
Reports say a new 14th floor cooperative near Central Park connects to Gov Nelson Rockefeller’s 810 Fifth Ave residence forming a seven bedroom suite with playroom nurse’s room and marble terrace. The Daily News notes plans filed February 18 by Harrison Abramovitz amid Rockefellers divorces and Murphy custody agreements.
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New York
Central Park
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Daily News
Margaretta
Happy) Fitler Murphy
Fifth Ave
The
Harrison & Abramovitz
Rockefeller
Rhode Island House Backs State Lottery Vote
The Rhode Island House approved a state lottery bill by 60 to 23, seeking to repeal the constitutional ban. Supporters cite potential $15 million yearly for education and aid, but Senate opposition looms. constitutional amendment would need two legislatures and a statewide referendum, not before 1965.
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Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Senate
New Hampshire
Texas Tech Little 500 Bicycle Races Today
Tech's Little 500 bicycle race on the campus starts at 2 p m with 24 men's teams and 18 girls teams. Prizes include first to third place trophies and a sportsmanship trophy. the girls run 16 laps around Memorial Circle and the boys 25 laps including Memorial Circle and Will Rogers Memorial. A four member winning team earns a traveling trophy, and the perpetual trophy goes to any team winning three years in a row.
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Texas Tech
Tech
Memorial Circle
Will Rogers
Marriage Licenses and Civil Cases Listed in Lubbock Courts
A compiled notice lists marriage licenses for Charlies B Straughan and Barbara M Weir, and others including John A Lewis with Darlene Melton. It details numerous civil suits across district courts, including damages, divorces granted, promissory notes, zoning actions, and probate applications in Lubbock, Texas.
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Charlies Benjamin Straughan
Barbara Mari Weir
Lubbock
John Allen Lewis
Reese Afb
Darlene Melton
Ramiro Machado
Helen Valdez Machado
Officials to honor Tyler native Byron Tunnell on Saturday
State officials travel from Austin to Tyler for Byron Tunnell Day. Gov. Connally Lt. Gov. Smith and other leaders join House members for a parade and barbecue honoring the Texas House speaker from Smith and Gregg Counties. Thousands are expected to attend the downtown celebration ending with a municipal fairgrounds barbecue.
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TYLER
Byron Tunnell
Tunnell
John Connally
Preston Smith
Waggoner Carr
Texas Supreme Court
House
East Texas
Texas Jaycees
Smith
Gregg
Austin
Tyler Apache Belles
Shrine Band
Kilgore Rangerettes
LCC Science Fair Opens At Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock Christian School begins its first annual Science Fair at 4 p.m. in the fieldhouse with student exhibits under the high school science department. The PTA hosts a bean supper from 5 p.m. to raise funds for band and basketball uniforms and library books.
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Lubbock Christian School
Lubbock Christian College
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Portales Superintendent Candidate Interviews Held
Dr. M. G. Hunt Portales school superintendent participated in interviews for the state school superintendent post alongside four other applicants. Hunt has led Portales schools for 20 years as one of six finalists, with one dropping out. The state board of education will name the new superintendent at its May 2021 meeting in Las Cruces.
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Portales
M. G. Hunt
Hunt
State Board of Education
Las Cruces
Paint Too Late at Peterborough Station
Peterborough East station in England gains its first paint in nearly three decades while slated closures follow under a British railways reorganizational plan. The move signals changes in service and potential disruption for local travelers.
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Peterborough East
England
UPI
British Railways
Saxon praised by House panel over banking policy actions
In Washington AP report, Comptroller James J. Saxon defends bank policy decisions before the House Banking Committee amid criticism. He admits a misstep in soliciting banker views but earns praise for honesty, while defending the dual state national bank system and his ruling on national charters.
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Washington (Ap
James J. Saxon
House Banking Committee
Saxon
Wright Patman
D- 'Tex
Clarence E. Kilburn
R- NY
Congress
Unitarian Address By Rev H Paul Osborne In Lubbock
Rev H Paul Osborne of the First Unitarian Church Wichita Kan speaks at the Lubbock Unitarian Universalist Fellowship tonight at 8 p m on Is Organized Religion Justified by Its Popularity Discussion to follow A sermon titled Liberal Religion a Passion for Understanding will be delivered at 11 a m Sunday A pot luck dinner precedes at 6 30 p m and reservations are requested by calling Mrs Dorothy Keho Saturday noon Both services are open to the public
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H. Paul Osborne
First Unitarian Church
Wichita
Kan
Osborne
Dorothy Keho
Yarborough Defends Silence On TFX Contract
Senator Ralph Yarborough defended not criticizing the TFX fighter plane award to General Dynamics Fort Worth. He said speaking would not help and emphasized Texans’ capability to win defense work. He cited ongoing Senate inquiries into possible favoritism and noted rival Boeing’s bid was overridden.
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Fort Worth
USS
Ralph Yarborough
General Dynamics Fort Worth
Texas
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Boeing Co
Seattle
Robert McNamara
Fort Worth Star - Telegram
Washington
Yarborough
General Dynamics
ENMU Rodeo Queen Named at 28th Annual Event
Portales. Mary Lea McAfee, an Artesia sophomore, was named queen of ENMU’s 28th annual Ag Club rodeo the oldest college rodeo in the nation. The two day event opened Friday night with the first performance. A second rodeo is set for today at 2 p.m. in the Roosevelt County Mounted Patrol Arena. A downtown parade at 12 30 p.m. will feature Miss McAfee and ENMU president Dr Donald C Moyer. A dance at 8 30 p.m. at the National Guard Armory closes the activities.
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Portales
Artesia
Eastern New Mexico University Ag Club
Mary Lea McAfee
Roosevelt County Mounted Patrol
McAfee
Donald C. Moyer
ENMU
National Guard Armory
Baptist Choirs Sing At Festival In Lubbock
About 1,000 boys and girls from 26 junior Baptist choirs will perform at the State Junior Choir Festival at First Baptist Church in Lubbock. Directors meet at 9:15 a.m., main session begins 9:30 a.m., judging starts 10:15 a.m. Choirs from Dalhart Amarillo Brownfield Dumas Plainview Littlefield Levelland Odessa Lubbock Tulsa Phillips Canyon Panhandle Hereford and Memphis attend.
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First Baptist Church
Lubbock
Dalhart
Amarillo
Brownfield
Dumas
Plainview
Littlefield
Levelland
Odessa
Tulsa
Phillips
Canyon
Panhandle
Hereford
Memphis
Bergerac Sues Malone for Divorce in Los Angeles
French actor Jacques Bergerac files for divorce from Oscar winner Dorothy Malone in Los Angeles claiming she deserted the home and refused to live with him. Malone counters in Santa Monica seeking alimony and child custody for Mimi 2 and Diane 1 while Bergerac seeks equitable division of property.
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Los Angeles
Jacques Bergerac
Dorothy Malone
Bergerac
Beverly Hills
Mimi
Diane
Miss Malone
Santa Monica
Hong Kong
Ginger Rogers
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Evening Worship Training Union
Lofton Hudson
Kansas City, Mo
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Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
Daisy Daniels
Jimmy Daniels
A. P.E.M., Inc
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Victor H. Lindsey
Luis Mendez
George Bankston
Macario Rodriguez
Isabel Rodriguez
Jesus Valdez
Wilson Speer
Cecil Kuhne
Zoning Board of Adjustment
City of Lubbock
Elva Lee Kyle
Claude H. Kyle
Lane Wood and Co
Ronald Smith
Vance Hyatt
99Th District Court
Howard €. Davison
Betty Hood
Larry B. Hood
Lana Davis
Haskell B. Davis
Citizens National Bank of Lubbock
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Charles Billings
Maurice P. Vanney
140Th
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Avinger Lumber Co
Florence Harris
J. W. Bentle
Myrtle Jean Bentle
Patsy Ruth Brownlee
Cliff Brownlee
James A. Ellis
Bernardo V. Meza
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Roland Roy Franks
George L. King
R. R. Woodall
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