Redistricting Shifts in Texas House Seats Noted
The plan moves Yoakum County to Pendelton and adds Cochran and Bailey to Rep. Clayton. Crosby County joins Rep. Rosson. Briscoe shifts to Rep. Simpson. Most South Plains counties stay in place. Travis and Burnet share four members. The 1965 act is repealed after Supreme Court ruling on equal population standards.
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Yoakum County
Pendelton
Cochran
Bailey
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Crosby County
Renal Rosson
Snyder
South Plains
Briscoe County
Bill Heatley
J. M
Red)Simpson
George
Hockley
Yoakum
House
Mutscher
Travis County
Burnet County
Travis
Burnet
U.S. Supreme Court
Housewife Returns to School After Long Absences
A La Te town housewife recalls trying correspondence courses but finding them inferior to high school. She credits her husband for support and notes church and social life shaped her eight-year pause before resuming study, raising her county education prospects.
Local Births Found in Reeves AFB Area Notices
This notice column records multiple birth announcements from Reeves AFB area. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. El Hat at 1915 mith Bt, a son 7 pounds 1 ounce born 11 20 Wednesday at Neil paint Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Kendrick at 702 Bg. Ave. FB with a newborn. Delbert Spencer at 494-B Helin Ave. with twins born Thursday morning. a TIME Fretan Inc. employee father and Texas Tech student. Don Wallace Henalty at 30S Glet St. with a son. Mrs. Kenneth Watenzat at Main with a newborn. James ate at a residence with a newborn. Airman J.C. and Mrs. Gerald Lubbock with father stationed at base. James P. Gealey at Harmon Dr Reese Village with a daughter. Benjamin W. Moates Rt. 5 Lathock with a son. Airman 2.C. and Mrs. Clarence B. Harris at West Carlisle with a newborn. all births occurring at local hospitals or base hospitals and noting parental occupations or base assignments.
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el Hat
Mith Bt
Neilpaint Hospital
Delbert Spencer
Helin Ave
Texas Tech
Time Fretan Inc
Don Wallace Henalty
Wen Henne
Colonial
Clarence BD. Harris
West Carlisle
Reese Afb Hospital
Marines Fight to Take Hill 117 Bunker Positions
Marines fight to seize bunkers on Hill 117, three miles west of Concord, amid heavy exchanges. Spokesmen report Leatherneck units opened fire, called for reinforcements as the assault progressed.
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Baca
Con
Auctioneer keeps sale going late in Texas oil land case
Referee Joe Huffstutler of Tyler ordered the auction to continue into the early hours as thousands filled a vast Beaumont area barn and outsiders lined the streets. The dispute centers on heirs to land tied to Spindletop oil, with Medders claiming he may be heir to Pelham Humphreys League lands near Beaumont. The case involves multi million dollar debts and bankruptcies and no one has secured a final heirs declaration after years of effort.
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Itrom
House de War
Ben Barnes
Consor
George Hinson
Mineols
Conference Committee
John Connally
John Field
Dick McKissack
Dallas
McKissack
House
Senate
Connally
BS Vee
Promoti Ee
Delwin
Jones
Joe Huffstutler
Tyler
Cook
Newaman
Muenster
Gaines
Mrs. Care
Dad Casiine
Ringo Sansimone
Han
Medders
Ceed Tig
Grinnell
Calonial
Three High Schools Plan Evening Graduation Programs
Graduation services begin in the city as Monterey High School with 637 seniors leads 1967 ceremonies at Municipal Coliseum under the theme A Call To Commitment. Corona do High School 380 candidates and Dunbar High School 121 seniors hold eight p.m. programs at Municipal Auditorium and their own venues respectively.
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Land
F. W. Mattox
Christ the King High School
Christ the King School
Lubbock Christian ‘School
St. Christopher's ‘School
Monterey
Monterey High School
Municipal Coliseum
Coronado High School
Municipal Auditorium
Dunbar High School
Sharon Anderson
Tony Windsor
Dennis Graham
Sue Sudduth
Jimmie Hall
Jimmy Snowden
Ceremoy
BJ. Randies
Sieee Mage
James R. Cochran
Fred Holmes
Pamela Hall
Don Kuykendall
Pamela Cox
Mike Clendenin
Richard Holton
Howard Price
Ronald Gooch
Nat Williams
Lubbock Public Schools
Watson Carlock
Board of
College yearbook dispute over text and photos
School officials clash with Wilhelm over controversial yearbook content including potentially defamatory text and photographs. President Leggett may reject a compromise. Wilhelm and Philips threaten self publication citing ownership of the copyright and student fees of seven dollars each.
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Mia
Wilhelm
Leggett
Philips
Ambulance Licenses Debate in Lubbock Council Hearing
Lubbock council reviews Henderson and Napier ambulance applications amid talks on license limits and minimum needs. Officials consider two firms, city and Henderson, amid wage guideline questions and the June 10 effective date for a new ordinance.
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Lubbock
Franklin Bart
Hey
34Th Street
Iservice
Henderson
City
Rogers
Napier
Diekemper
Bill
Blackwell
East Lubbock
Navy 6th Fleet Embarks as Arab-Israeli Crisis Mounts
Navy spokesmen said the 6th Fleet with about 50 ships and 5,000 men remained in an eastern Mediterranean posture while avoiding the crisis area. The U.S. privately warned Egypt to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open. Meanwhile Israeli, Jordanian, and UAR forces moved on strategic fronts and talks continued in Washington and Cairo as tensions rose.
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Weasel Arphthesiers
Ely
Navy
Mediterranean
Washington
6Th Fleet
Endian
Medi Terranees
U.S
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
6Th
United States
Egypt
U.A.R
Kremlin
Johnson
Sec
Dean Rusk
Rusk
George Thomson
Israel
Jordan River
Aqaba
Elath
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Palestine Liberation Army
PLA
Dier al Balah
Gaza Strip
U.N
Gaza
Exceiew
Tel Aviv
Hecpla
Ir ‘Ahmed
Shukeiry
Palestine Liberation, Organization
Jordan
Hussein
Ibassy
Aid State Department
Syria
Strait of Tiran
Sano
House OKs four year draft continuation bill
The House passed a bill to extend the draft four years and retain deferments for college students. it preserves graduate deferments and allows a congressional veto on a lottery system for draftee selection. A Senate House conference will reconcile differences.
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Washington
House
Senate
Otis G. Pike
Vietnam
He ‘Wai
Vietnam War Turmoil Across DMZ and Central Highlands
The report notes heavy fighting near the DMZ and in the central highlands of Vietnam during the early 1960s. U.S. forces face a feared Communist drive as casualties rise, with a weekly toll nearing a previous record of 274 in a prior period.
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Dmz
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
U.S
Highlands
Distertente
Weather notes report mixed rain and snow in Boston area
Occupants of the John F. Kennedy Federal Building and higher offices in the Prudential Tower report seeing mixed rain and snow. The city’s latest snow season record dates back to May 11 in 1907 and 1945, with conditions noted before Thursday.
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John F. Kennedy Federal
Prudential Tower
Boston
Pari Mutuels Bill Faces One Amendment Consideration
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a legislative scene with discussion of a pari mutuels bill and a single amendment. Unable to extract clear entities, dates, or outcomes from the garbled text.
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Jack B. Clendenin
B.H. Showden
Pepper Shelton
Lubbock High School
W. E. Shelton
Reese Afb
Billy Smith
Joel Dagby
Hpec
Sammy Kendrick
Reining & Pou de
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Father Ia
U. Army
Ft. Biss
el Paso
Amon Batty Paba
Kenneth Waten Zat Main
Tate
West Twaas” Hospital
Pancake House
Tharesday
Bethadint Faee
James
Reece
Howitt
J.C
Gerald Lubbock
James P. Qealey
Harmon Dr
Reese
Vilage
He Rees
Anes
Benjamin HW. Moates
Lathock
Leathernec
Alberta Lincoln
Dianna Baldwin
Shirley Wiley
Marilyn Parrish
Harolyn
Long
Ishmael Hill
George Scott Jr
James M. Reynolds
Board of Education
Dunbar
Stind Ae
Ing. Henderson
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W. E
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James H. “Gransberry
Hewes Ant
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Liberation Army
Jerusalem
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Weather Ladd Selene
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