Lubbock County voters weigh contested races in light turnout
Light turnout in Lubbock County produced close results for several races. Incumbent judge Alton Brazell led with 18,000 plus, Rex Boyd won county school superintendent renomination by 6,865 to 4, and Reed Quillian held his state representative Place 1 seat with 8,592 votes to 2,845 for N. J. Murdock. Governor race showed John Connally with strong local support. Local figures noted apathy due to lack of statewide contests.
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James R
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H.C
Ralph Brock
Strek
Lubbock County
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Congress
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United States
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Central Fire Station
Don Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
Roy Brazel Brown
Eight Hurt In Rash Of Wrecks In Hub City Area
A Saturday series of traffic crashes injured eight people, nine seriously, in Lubbock area incidents. Victims included Mrs. LaVadia Parker and Jack D. Parker among others treated at West Texas Hospital and Methodist Hospital with varying conditions. Police reported collisions on Thalow Road, 27th Street, Avenue Q, and other city streets, with multiple drivers and passengers receiving urgent care.
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West Tess Hospital
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Erskine Road
Henderson Funeral Directors
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Pam
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Velma Watkins
Ave.ny
Jhiem
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Methodist Hospital
Fund Street
Wayne Avenue
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Teleford
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4Th Steet
Avenue M
Terry G. West
Howard Ke. West
Kenneth A. Jones
College Aven
Ind Street
Boston Avenue
Jones
Willie W. Pearke
Mrs Texas Wins Mrs America Crown in San Diego
Mrs. Texas Joy Noufer of Houston, 32, a University of Houston senior in psychology, won Mrs. America 1966 at the San Diego pageant. She has three children and a husband, John Noufer, and will receive about 20 000 dollars in prize money plus trips and appearance fees. The first runner up was Joan Berry of Lusk Wyoming and the second runner up Mary Hamie of Mattoon Illinois.
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First Negro Women Elected to Texas Legislature in 1967
Barbara Jordan wins Harris County precincts with 64 percent and 15 729 votes over Rev J C Whitfield for the State Senate seat. Curtis Graves also wins a Houston State House race in a three way contest. Redistricting reshapes Texas legislature with many new or altered seats across rural and urban counties.
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Drying Continues As Texas Basks After Rain
Texas remains mainly sunny with warming temperatures after a rain drenched period. Forecasters expect upper 80s in some areas while gusty winds ease, and floodwaters recede as cold air from Canada moves southeast and storms clear. Roads damaged by prior floods reopened and evacuees begin cleanup operations in Pharr and nearby towns.
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Bomb Scare Forces Jetliner To Land
A chartered jetliner with 97 passengers bound for Boston made an unscheduled landing in Jacksonville after a telephone caller reported a bomb aboard. Officials diverted the Northeast Airlines flight to Jacksonville. a two hour search found nothing and the plane resumed its trip.
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Carlier
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