Maryland Primary Focus Shifts Back To Delegates
Washington AP report notes Maryland Democrats will rate Gov Wallace against Johnson era civil rights while the state votes in a presidential preference primary. The piece tracks GOP delegate selection, Oregon results, Rockefeller’s delegate haul, and tentative party standings with Goldwater leading.
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Larry Osius Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Selec
Wallace
Johnson
Maryland
Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Millard Tydings
Louis L. Goldstein
J. Glenn Beall
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Wilbur Renk
Goldwater
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
GOP
Nelson
New York
Illinois
Alaska
Rockefeller
Nixon
Lodge
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Pair Charged In Safecracking In Midland
Two Midland men were charged Monday with burglary and safecracking in the April 12 theft at the Hickory Inn restaurant at Monterey Center. Losses totaled 2900 in currency 300 in change 300 in checks and a .32 caliber pistol. Suspects Tommy Gebhart and Tommy Stewart were named in the felony complaints. Stewart, 22, was brought to Lubbock County jail after arrest in Odessa and police planned to question him. A meat cleaver found at the scene was used to batter a hole in the safe.
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Midland
Hickory Inn
Monterey Center
Jerry Looper
Stewart
Lubbock County
Odessa
Lubbock
Informa
50 Area Residents Face Reserve Duty
Beginning May 24 more than 50 Lubbock area residents will swap civilian clothes for khakis and regular jobs for two weeks of Army life. They are members of the local 1166 ARSU Lubbock USAR school set to analyze the reserve program and training plans. Col. William P. Brockmeyer notes the duty with 8th Corps Headquarters in Austin will benefit staff training. One of the world’s largest plywood factories is in Gabon with the United States as principal customer.
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Lubbock
Arsu Lubbock Usar
8Th Corps
Austin
William P. Brockmeyer
Secretary Group Installs Officers in Lubbock Legal Secretaries
The Lubbock Legal Secretaries Association held its eighth annual installation at the Johnson House South. New officers include Doris Dye as vice president and Ruby Alexander as president, with Ruth Woods named corresponding secretary and Julia Lock treasurer. Past president Eleanor Wallin received a pin and the 1963 History Yearbook. Ben Caddell represented the National Association of Legal Secretaries.
Man Sentenced in Hanging of Own Children
Winston S. Churchill 40, father of six, convicted of aggravated assault for hanging one daughter by the wrists with a rope. Six months in county jail. Judge Wallace C. Moore noted the punishment exceeded normal standards. Churchill’s wife Mary 29 was found innocent. Children testified of being punished for minor acts, including eating a banana, and two children, Margaret 7 and Spencer 9, were hung on walls. The other children were in foster care.
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Houston (Ap
Winston S. Churchill
Wallace C. Moore
Moore
Churchill
Mary
Spencer Churchill
Harris County Probation Department
Margaret
Spencer
Houston
Sharon
Testimony Opens In Two District Court Actions
Testimony starts at 9 a.m. in two district civil cases. Ambrosia Flores sues Dr. Irvin Majors for 101000 dollars over the death of Aurora Garza Flores, seeking the amount for himself and his children. In the second case Lance Houston sues Sisto Castillo Ramirez for 5420 dollars over a vehicle collision on Quirt Ave. near Idalou Road last Aug 18, with Houston as a passenger.
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Victor H. Lindsey
Ambrosia Flores
Fof Earth
Irvin Majors
Lubbock
Flores
Casilda
Roy
Oscar
Gilbert
Ernesto
Barney Flores
Aurora Garza Flores
A. J. Angerer
Harry J. Shaw Jr
J. B. Easter
Jack H. Wilson
R. T. Downgar
W. W. Holmes Jr
James M. Halsey
Doyle Shepherd
James T. Scott
E. Baker McAlister
Lewis Stump
Calvin Williamson
99Th District Court
Plains Farmers Test Broadcast Cotton Planting Techniques
South Plains researchers and area growers test narrow row planting. Farmers like Tom Patterson and Jim Barron adapt methods, develop harvesters, and evaluate impacts on cost, yield, and fiber quality amid drought conditions and mixed rainfall.
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South Plains Research and Extension Center
Tom Patterson
Littlefield
Jim Barron
Plains
Patterson
Barron
R. J. Purtell
Brownfield
C. EF. White
Cotton Center
Bill Weaver
Lamesa
South Plains
Dawson County
Weaver
French Communist Party Congress Sees Moderate Shakeup
Paris observers say the French Communist Party shows little change at its 17th National Congress despite a leadership shuffle. The event underscores continuity within the party's long standing election posture and policy emphasis.
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Paris
UPI
Communist Party
Range Management Group Names Officers At Tech Chapter
Tommy Welch of Seagraves a Texas Tech senior was installed as president for 1964 65. Other officers include Bob Whitson Spearman vice president Darrell Ueckert Merkel secretary treasurer Winfred Bauer Llano Whett Johnson Throckmorton counselors and Virgil Helm Gatesville student council representative. Advisors are Dr. Thadis W Box Dr. Joseph L Schuster and John Hunter.
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Tommy Welch
Texas Tech
Seagraves
American Society of Range Management
Bob Whitson
Spearman
Darrell Ueckert
Merkel
Winfred Bauer
Llano
Whett Johnson
Throckmorton
Virgil Helm
Gatesville
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Smith
Tommy Gebhart
Beaumont
Tommy Stewart
Gabon
United States
Pacific Finance
Pacific
THE
Pacific Finance Loans
America
Texas Avenue
Marvin Umlang
Avalanche-Journal
Elmer Hudaspeth
Range Management Group
Tech
Texas
Johannesburg
South Africa
P. G. van Oudtshoorn
Krugersdorp
Oudtshoorn
Japan
American Council On Schools and Colleges and Commission On Adult Education
Academy For Home Study
Cole Avenue
Dallas
Cole Ave
Tex
Apt
Maytag
Jobe
Great Southwest
North Lubbock
Jetstar 88
H.p
Oldsmobile
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