Senate Rejects Criminal Code Revision In Tax Policy Split
The Senate rejected a proposed criminal code revision amid a House Senate conference split over a Texas newspaper access provision. The House approved Gov. John Connally's cigarette tax increase, 139 to 7, while AP editors warned the bill would curb crime reporting and public understanding of arrests and charges. See CRIMINAL Page 16.
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Associated Press Ustin
Senate
Texas
House- Senate
la Conference Committee
Paca
House
John ‘Connally
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Associated Press
Richard D. Smyser
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridger
APME
Heiress of Du Pont Fortune Found Dead in Detroit Suburb
Mrs Warren, once married to Franklin Warren and heiress to the Du Pont fortune, is found dead in her locked bathroom at her Grosse Pointe Farms home. Servants notified police. funeral planned at Christ Episcopal in Grosse Pointe with burial in Wilmington.
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Ethel DU Pont Warren
Frese Rosse Pointe Farms
Pontess
du Pont
Franklin
Detroit
Warren
du Pont Chemical
Eugene I. du Pont
Eugene du Pont
E. I du Pone de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Delvice
Christ Episcopal Ace
Grosse Pointe
Wilmingon
Public school trustees create six new positions in Lubbock area
In the A J Bee multiple pages note the Lubbock area city school trustees approve six new public school system positions. Other items include retirement of Dr Albert Barnett after a teaching career spanning six decades and national and world news briefs from the Bee sections.
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Albert Barnett
Bec. A
U.S
Bee. A
Seation
Senate votes cloture on Johnson voting rights bill
The U S Senate limited further debate on President Johnson's voting rights bill and prepared for final action. A series of nine roll calls rejected Southern attempts to soften terms while approving a compromise escape hatch for counties meeting minority turnout. Aimed at demonstrators, an amendment was defeated as demonstrations and a Selma minister’s death influenced urgency. Cloture was invoked by 70 to 30, allowing one more hour of debate before final passage.
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Teenasmcomen
Ashington
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Senate
Excape Hatch
Russell B. Long
D-La
Louisiana
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Selma
Ala
Groundbreaking for Saint Marys Plains Hospital in Lubbock
City and Saint Mary of the Plains officials launched a $3.6 million project to expand Lubbock’s hospital capacity to 250 beds by 1967. The plan seeks a $1.5 million federal grant, with local matching funds, to build a six floor facility east of the airport on land deeded by a local parish.
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Saint Tae of
Dave Knapp Ayors
Avalanche Journal
HE Development Council
Saint Mary of the Plains
Plains Hospital
Lubbock
Aetorne
Protect
Lubbock de Amarillo Mas Minealene
Francis Wallace
Amarillo
Patterson
Hill-Burton
R. H
Bob) Brummal
Brummal
Professional Gifts
F.C. Goodwin
22Nd Place
Nashville
Luibbock
Lawrence DeFalco
Maxon
Lubbock Municipal Airport
R. B. Butler, Inc
Lubbock Ters
Saint Joseph of Esas
Incite
Levelland
Brownfield
Mary of the Plains Hospital
Plotters Turned Over To Army Indicted Coup Plot Uncovered
Seventeen army officers including a general and several colonels were turned over to army authorities for indictment on charges of plotting a coup in Korea. Investigators thwarted the plan to overthrow the government before President Park Chung Hee's U S visit, with May 18 cited as the target date.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Park Chung Hee
United States
Two Tornadoes Hit Texas Farm Areas Sparking Damage
Severe weather swept West Texas with two violent tornadoes striking sparsely populated farm regions near Roaring Springs and north of Silver in Mitchell County, damaging a home, overturning a truck, and injuring a driver. Additional hail and heavy rain occurred around Crosbyton as storms moved northeastward.
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Ava
Nach
Courna
West Texas
South Plains
Panhandle
Roaring Springs
Theother
Silver Community
Mitchell County
Canadian
Midwest
Lubbock
Doctor Holden resigns as West Texas Museum director
Longtime West Texas Museum director Dr. W. C. Holden will resign effective Aug. 31 to devote full time to teaching history at Texas Tech and to research. Acting director Dr. Earl Green will continue in that role, with Holden teaching American history and seminars and pursuing a publication on Apalache related history. The museum grew under Holden’s leadership and now draws up to 20,000 visitors yearly, including thousands of students and campus guests.
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W. C. Holden
West Texas Museum
Texas Tech
Texas. H
Naves
Jen
Naion
Tech
Earl Green
Holden
Memorial Circle
the College
Astronaut White to take U S space stroll on June 3
NASA announces astronaut James A J Boney will supervise astronaut Jerome White as White exits the Gemini capsule for a 12 minute space walk on June 3 during the second orbit. White will be tethered outside the spacecraft with life support gear and a chest pack. The mission follows the Pegasus 2 satellite lift into orbit aboard the Saturn I from Cape Kennedy.
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John Hickerson
Lubbock
Ouston
Hickerson
Ward H. White
United States
U. S
America
Cape Kennedy
Manned Spacecraft Center
Robert R. Gilruth
White
Air Force
James A.J. Boney
Cne
Eet
Methodists Back Merger Of Negro And White Churches
At the West Texas Annual Conference in Lubbock, Methodists approved three resolutions to speed the merger of Negro and white churches in Texas and adjacent states. The actions, part of broader jurisdictional legislative work, aim for an inclusive church by 1968 following the 1964 General Conference decision to accelerate merger.
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Methodists
Northwest Texas
The
Methodist Church
Lubbock
First Methodist
Texas
South Central
Central Jurisdiction
South Central Jurisdiction
Pas Gee Methodists
Weather Map Update for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm with a few thunderstorms this evening. Possible locally severe storms early tonight. High today 85 to 90 degrees. Low tonight mid 60s. Moderate southerly winds.
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Lam Suan
Mab Numa
Pugh
Ion
Aida
Mugs Ta Meor
R He Ces
Ieee
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