Tentative Postal Reform Bill Moves Through Senate Panel
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee advanced talks on a postal reform plan linking an 8 cent letter stamp and broader rate hikes to a move toward an independent postal agency with a nine member board. The agreement includes wage bargaining authority with unions and a rate commission for setting prices, with final action pending House action and conference.
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Mittee
Nixon
Senate House
McGee
Sen
Gale W
D-Wyo
Civil Service Committee
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Blount
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Congress
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House Committee
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Lubbock Graduation Week Begins With Sermon and Exams
Graduation week for 1,836 seniors from Lubbock area high schools starts with a 2 p.m. Sunday commencement sermon at Municipal Coliseum. Public and parochial schools schedule exams, separate ceremonies, and senior assemblies through the week with honors declared at morning assemblies.
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Lubbock
Municipal Coliseum
Morris Sheats
Trinity Church
Homer Henderson
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
A. L. Davis
St. Luke Baptist Church
Coronado High
Coliseum
Estacado High
Lubbock High
Dunbar High
Monterey High
Lubbock Christian Igh
Sunset Church of Christ
Abe Lincoln
Sunset School of Preaching
Moody
Lubbock Christian College
Christ the King
James E. Fitzgerald
Christ the King Church
Christ the King School
St. Christopher's School
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
Evans Junior High
Ties Elementary
Explosion Injures Nine At Ames City Hall
An explosion ripped a hole in the side of Ames City Hall injuring nine people, one critically, as glass showered over employees. The blast hit a building that also houses the police station, occurring nine days after a Des Moines police station blast.
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City Hall
Ames
Postice
Des Moines
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Wendell Nichols
Statehouse
Newly Elected UAW Chief To March In Georgia
Leonard Woodcock sworn in as UAW president seeks to join a march against repression in Georgia led by Ralph David Abernathy. He succeeds Walter Reuther killed in a plane crash and plans to attend the Atlanta protest with other civil rights leaders.
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United Auto Workers
Georgia
Woodcock
UAW International Executive Board
Walter P. Reuther
Atlanta
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Reuther
Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
UAW
Woodcockeft
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I City
Douglas A. Fraser
Fraser
Red Cross Forms Advisory Committee For Tornado Relief
Floyd I. Stumbo announced a 12 member advisory panel to aid the Lubbock Red Cross disaster relief team. The group from business labor religious and civic groups will interpret programs and review family assistance requests. Members include J C Chambers Joel Greenlee Don Workman Walter Allison Robert Lugo William Moss Willard Paine Polanca Carlos and M Sgt and Mrs Terrill Clampett.
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