Teacher Pay Raise Plan Clears Senate For Vote
Teachers left the Capitol after four hours of hearings with smiles as a $45-a-month pay raise bill cleared the Senate Education Committee led by Sen A M Alkin of Paris and moved to the floor for a vote. The Moore committee and House Appropriations committee held hearings, with W S Heatly sponsoring Gov Connally’s rival plan.
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Paris
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Corpus Christi
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Longview
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Houston
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Texas
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Hardin County
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Women’s News
MAHON Seeks Clarification On Lubbock VA Office Closing
A-Z Lubbock area briefing notes Rep George Mahon aiming to clarify misunderstandings over the closing of the Lubbock VA office. Other items include city council agenda and state policy debates with a focus on education funding.
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George Mahon
Lubbock VA
Lubbock
Blonde heiress, wife charged in $400000 Greenville theft
In Greenville South Carolina the wife of inventor John D Hollingsworth and another woman were arrested in a bizarre case involving the theft of $400000 in cash from the inventor's offices. Mary Jane Farrell surrendered in Miami with a warrant as police guarded the scene.
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Ruth Sutton
Greenville County
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Mary Jane Farrell
University of Miami
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Lunik 5 Moon Landing Hints at Partial Soviet Setback
The Soviet Union announced Lunik 5 hit the moon but did not achieve a soft landing. The early report stressed data collection and noted information obtained, signaling at least a partial failure in the first such attempt.
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Teen Jury Punishes Youth In Lubbock Court
Six teenagers formed the first session of Lubbock’s Teen-Age Court and convicted a 15 year old on three counts of careless driving. The jury ordered the violator to report to Methodist Hospital weekly for a month and give a 15 minute talk at the Summer Driving School. A $50 fine was deferred if he complied.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock
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Rathan
Methodist Hospital
Blair
Bobby H. Allen
Allen
Optimism Grows as OAS Seeks Interim Dominican Regime
An interim government backed by government and rebel leaders may oversee a return to peace in the Dominican Republic with free elections within six months. The United States supports OAS efforts, Caamano signals openness, and papal envoy Clarizio expresses cautious optimism after meetings with OAS peace officials.
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Santo Domingo
Camano
Dominican Crisis Echoes In Inter American Police Plan
A movement discussion questions Communist influence and contemplates an inter American police force in the Dominican Republic as a pathway to a constitutional solution. Mrs Amos Pate of Littlefield offers a prayer amid grief and strength seeking.
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Holy Father
Amos Pate
Littlefield
Dominican Republic
Plains Totals Hit 5 Inches
West Texas faced cloudburst rains soaking the South Plains with up to five inches of moisture, flooding creeks and highways and forcing evacuations. Brownwood and Eastland prepared to move flood-threatened residents as totals topped four inches in many areas.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Eastland
Weather Bureau
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Lynn County
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Dawson County
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Colesman
Marfa
U. S
Lubbock
Atom expert urges careful view on religion and science
Dr. Ralph T. Overman of Oak Ridge Tenn says science offers no moral verdict on atomic energy. He warns the public to distinguish between using the atom as a danger or lifesaver and to focus on core questions within religion and ethics. The noted nuclear scientist spoke in Lab-1 back Wednesday during a visit tied to the Southern Baptist Convention entrence.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Linda Loftis
Opal Dixon J
Oak Ridge Institute of Nu- Avalanche-Journal
Science
Ralph T. Overman
Oaks
Ridge, Tenn
Lab-1
Lubbock
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Southern Baptist Con
Weather Forecast With Local Notes
Mostly cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms today. High temperatures rise as southeasterly winds shift. tomorrow’s conditions expected to follow a similar pattern in the region around Lubbock and Vicinity. Dr. Overman discussed science and faith during long tenure in the atomic energy field and leadership roles in Denver and beyond.
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Atomic Energy Field
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