Group Of Lawmakers Might Make More By Not Working
A nine member group with 32 years in Congress could collect about 350 dollars weekly by not working, totaling around 18 thousand dollars a year in pension. Veterans include Hayden Vinson Hill Cannon Celler Martin McCormack Patman Smith, with others eligible under various retirement provisions.
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D-Ariz
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Lister Hill
D-Alas
Clarence Cannon
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Joseph W. Martin
R-Mass
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Farm voters flip in key states amid wheat control referendum
In 10 Midwest farm states the 1963 referendum on Kennedy wheat controls shifted farmer backing. Montana Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota showed mixed gains for Nixon or Kennedy allies while Wisconsin and Illinois Michigan moved to GOP leads. The 106 electoral votes from these states factor into 1964 prospects.
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Nixon
Ers
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South Dakota
Wisconsin
Jack Bell
Washington
Midwest
Kennedy
Farm Bureau Federation
Administration
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GOP
Richard M. Nixon
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Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Windis
Nixon-Lodge
George Romney
Certificates Possibly Stolen May Be Historys Biggest Haul
A House subcommittee says missing 7.5 million dollars in U S securities from the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank may have been stolen rather than destroyed. The report by Reps Henry Reuss and Charles Vanik notes possible future payment to taxpayers, except 500000 covered by private insurer, and criticizes bank and Fed officials for secrecy and handling.
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U.S
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Bank
Secret Service
Burt L. Talcott
Calif
Senate seeks global ban on atmospheric and underwater tests
Thirty three senators led by Thomas Dodd and Hubert Humphrey push a resolution to bar nuclear tests in the atmosphere and oceans, with support from Democrats and Republicans. Javits and Keating call it a breakthrough pending Soviet agreement, while underground and space tests are excluded. The piece also notes Texas Tech ROTC commissioning events and cadet names.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dodd
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Kenneath B. Keating
Soviet Union
Keating
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Aggie Memorial
James A. Gunn III
Reese Air Force Base
C. L. Kay
Lubbock Christian College
Joseph C. Giles
Lubbock
Attila G. Papp
Amarillo
William E. Mercer II
Fort Worth
Joe W. Barnhart Jr
Harlingen
James C. Akers
Odessa
David E. Capeheart
Mt. Pleasant
Robert I. Tidwell
Dewar
Okla
Robert E.lee Jr
Waco
Lubbock Couples Linked in Listed City Pairs
A string of names and ages tied to Lubbock addresses appears in a local listing. The entries include Donald Klaus 20 and Carolyn Luker 98 Rt 4 Lub bock, Lester Weaver 20 Las Cruces NOM with Moss Anna Rob Williams 21 star Rt xtar, Ronald Jossid Hood 21 and Paul Nell Shaw 8 of Lubbock, Rodolfa Hinegosa 18 and Marie Vasquez 16, Weldon Aldridge 31 and Jeyce Burdine 26 of Lubbock, John Unger 22 and Jean Ettelman 22 of Fort Worth.
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Donald Klaus
Staton
Carolyn Josee Luker
Lubbock
Lester Charles Weaver
Las Cruces
Moss Anna Rob Williams
Rt Xtar
Ronald Jossid Hood
Paul Nell Shaw
Rodolfa Hinegosa
Marie Guadalupe Vasquez
Weldon Wayne Aldridge
Jeyce Ann Burdine
John Allan Unger
Jean Ardelle Ettelman
Fort Worth
Lubbock Courts Hear Personal Injury Claims From Two-Vehicle Collisions
In Lubbock County district court cases Joe Dooley and Melba Sherwood sue for injuries from a Feb 22 two-vehicle crash plus $1 750 asked to be removed from 72nd District Court. Victor Lindsey presides. Carlock and wife sue Household Supply Co for $89 000 damages from a similar collision. Howard Davison presides over name change and workers' comp dispute. Divorces granted include Wayne Maynard vs Maynard and James Wright vs Wright.
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Dudge
Melba Gai Sherwood
H. A. Firdman
Isfret
Lubbock County
Tind District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Tans G
9Th District Court
Howard
Davison
David Peesim
Eugene Follover
American Fun Dlovers Insurance Co
Aone
American Killed Two Hurt In Copter Crash
A U S Army helicopter crashed into St Marys church under construction in Goep pingen Germany killing one and injuring two aboard. The craft fell at 1 20 p m inside the church walls in a working area with no workers present.
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Goeppingen
Germany
US. Army
St. Mary’s Church
Snyder Rotan Water Pipeline Opened In Texas Ceremony
City officials from Snyder and Rotan gathered at Camp Springs to celebrate the completion of a 925000 water transfer project. A 12 inch line connects to the Camp Springs sub station, a 10 inch line runs to Rotan, and a 6 inch line remains between points. Mayors Justin Morrow and John Hamblen attended alongside city council members from both cities.
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Rotan
Camp Springs
Here
Atlan
Justin Morrow
John Hamblen
Red Cross offers staff aide training on June 6 in Denton
More than 210 applicants show interest in a one day staff aide training course to be held Thursday at the Red Cross building 2109 Broadway. Mrs Seon of Denton will conduct from 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 2 30 pm. Lucille Duncan, a Bozeman Elementary School guard, received a charm bracelet from students in appreciation for her work.
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Denton
Wichita Falls
Lucille Duncan
Bozeman Elementary School
Fort Worth Grain Market Roundup and New York Wool Update
Fort Worth reports wheat in the 2.30 to 2.40 range and corn at 1.435 to 1.454 with oats around 0.884 to 0.904 and mile prices near 2.15 to 2.20. In New York wool tops markets show no sales for certificated spot tops, with limited activity noted.
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GT&E Reaps Additional Army Awards for Radar Project
General Telephone and Electronics said it received 2.65 million dollars in further Army awards for ongoing development of a weapons locating radar system. Total awards to its Sylvania Electric products unit reach 38.835 million dollars.
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Waltham, Mass
UPI
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Army
Sylvania Electric Products
Grains Weaken on Board of Trade After Noon Trading
Pressure in grain futures grew moderately heavy as the Board of Trade turned weak. Soybeans fell two cents a bushel with fears exports dipped and favorable crop news weighed on sentiment. Wheat eased amid hedge selling indicating more new crop moving to commercial channels. July prices noted for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Three Plead Guilty to DWI Charges in County Court
Three persons pleaded guilty Monday in County Court at Law No 2 to driving while intoxicated. Clarence W. Noel was found innocent by jurors. Defendants Leslie N. Shannon Eusebio Najera Torres and Zelma Morris received fines and jail terms. Glenda Darnell Wilhite faced theft charges. Additional pleas included Thomas Utaris Jerry Young and Bob Shaver with various penalties. Jimmie Stephenson and Larry Marks remained at large on innocent pleas.
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Clarence W. Noel
Temple Ave
Pat Moore
Leslie N. Shannon
41St St
Eusebio Najera Torres
Zelma Morris
Levelland
Glenda Darnell Wilhite
7Th St
Jimmy Butler
Hoth St
James A. Ellis
Thomas P. Utaris
Reese Air Force Base
Jerry Young
16Th St
College Ave
Bob ‘Shaver
Odessa
Jimmie Lee Stephenson
14Th St
Larry N. Marks
Main St
Traffic markers stolen from four city intersections
Police report 75 rubber pyramid traffic markers worth 120 dollars taken from four intersections late Sunday night or early Monday. Locations include 50th Street and Avenue Q, St. and Canton Avenue, 34th Street and Indiana Avenue, and Broadway and College Avenue. A resident notes a separate theft of a 149.50 battery charger from the old Gary Avenue address.
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Ave. Q. St
Canton Ave
34Th St
Indiana Ave
Broadway
College Ave
Ray Holton
Gary Ave
49Th St
Work Influx in Bern Reaches All-Time High
Switzerland reports a record number of foreign workers on the job in Bern, indicating a sustained expansion of the international labor force across industries. The report highlights rising employment levels and ongoing migration trends shaping the Swiss economy.
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