Kennedy Sees Setback If Oregon Vote Loss Deepens
The report notes Kennedy signaling a loss in Oregon would hurt his campaign as Reagan supporters push for Oregon GOP votes to bolster California governor's convention bid. Kennedy admits a poor Oregon showing would damage his viability and hinder his active candidacy.
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Reagan
California
Oregon
Kennedy
McCarthy
South Dakota
New York
Nixon
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
J. B. Duncan
Morse
Duncan
Chicago
Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Police probe chemicals thefts and power equipment losses
Lubbock police and sheriff's officers investigated a series of break ins on Monday and Tuesday. Burglars stole about 500 dollars worth of chemicals from Red Barn Chemical Co. and stripped equipment valued at 1 146.58 dollars from Case Power and Equipment Co. in four to five weeks. Copper telephone wire totaling 4 800 feet was stolen from General Telephone Co. causing long distance outages and alarm triggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Red Barn Chemical Co
Acuff Road
Case Power and Equipment Co
Slaton Hwy
James Owen
General Telephone Co
Littlefield
Clovis Road
Lubbock-Littlefield-Muleshoe
Owen
Littlefle
Owen Co
Weather shifts as Hudson Bay high alters Rain pattern
Weather patterns shift as a Canadian high pressure system pushes west to east, slowing westerlies and intensifying rain across the plains and Atlantic. Missing submarine search areas feel the wet weather while political battles unfold with McCarthy Nixon and Reagan in Oregon and delegates tally toward Chicago.
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Weather Bureau
Canada
Hudson Bay
Maritime Provinces
United States
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Nanette FaCe guest stars with Lewis Burnett and Smothers
Nanette FaCe will appear as a guest star next television season joining Jerry Lewis Carol Burnett and the Smothers Brothers in a lineup that highlights contemporary variety acts.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jerry Lewis
Carol Burnett and
the Smothers Brothers
Birth notices celebrate multiple additions across families
Congratulations pour in from households listing births. Daughters and sons arrive at various Texas hospitals with weights and times noted for families including Johnson, Freeland, D. Ah ie ee, Baldana, and Moore, mentioning occupations and addresses.
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Melvin
Iid En
Rome
Mrs Callie Burt Dies at 94 Rites Set in Snyder
Services for Mrs Callie J Burt 94 longtime Scurry County resident who died Tuesday morning at a San Angelo hospital will be held at 4 p.m. in the Bell Seale Funeral Chapel Snyder with Don Browning of the Snyder Church of Christ officiating Burial in Snyder Cemetery under Bell Seale direction Survivors include her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Keller of Snyder and her sole survivor Mrs Keller Mrs Burt and Graves Burt were married in 1894 and came to Scurry County in 1896 from Hill County in a covered wagon
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Burt
Bell Seale
Don Browning
Snyder Church of Christ
Snyder Cemetery
Corona Tot's Rites Today
Services for Donald Roy Corona 83 son of Mrs Anna Marie Chapman of Rt 6 Lubbock will be at 2 PM at Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev C L Harris of Lubbock officiating. Burial will be in Tohoka Cemetery. He died Monday at Lub bock Methodist Hospital from injuries in a Sunday home car accident. Surviving are his parents and grandparents.
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Donald Roy Corona
Anna Marie Chapman
Rt. 6
Lubbock
Mt. Zion Baptist “Church
C. L. Harris
Tohoka
White Funeral Home
Methodist
Lude
C. Corona
Memorial services set for Gold Star families and veterans
The report notes a memorial observance with Gold Star Mothers invited at 11 a.m. at Legion Hall and a recognition tea hosted by the Auxiliary. Duplicate services are planned at Resthaven Memorial Park and Le Gardens with VFW and auxiliaries conducting a second observance at 10 a.m. The Lubbock High School band will provide bugle and trumpet music.
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Bert ‘Homer
Ed Inmon
iMarine Corps Training Center
Donnie Coleman
Lubbock High School
Legion Hall
Ave
Gold Star
J. Louis Murfee, Jr
VFW
George S. Berry
Resthaven Memorial Park
le Gardens Meghway
Andreyames
Cash St Chaps
Clyde Hall
VFW_ post
Funeral services for J died at home in Seminole
Funeral services will be held at 3 p m today at Avenue B Church of Christ with Tom Coffee, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Seminole Cemetery under the direction of Seminole Memorial Chapel. Luttrell died Monday at home after a lengthy illness. He had lived in Seminole 23 years and was employed by Gaines County. Survivors include his wife Eulalia a son Steve of the home three daughters Carolyn Craig of Casper Wyoming Judy Boner and Kay Sneed both of Seminole six brothers Homer of Anchorage Alaska Ray of Vista California Bob of Mineral Wells Ford of New Bern New Berdee
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Avenue B
Church of Christ
Seminole
Seminole Memorial Chapel
Luttrell
Gaines County
Eulalia
Steve
Hollywood Bandits in Rome to Be Directed by Alber de Martino
An Hollywood item notes the film Bandits in Rome will be directed by Alber de Martino. Production details remain sparse but the project is listed among upcoming international cinema ventures.
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Hollywood
Rome
Alber de Martino
Mild Texas Day With Showers Limited to Far South
Affected areas report only scattered showers Tuesday after a warm day across Texas with highs in the 80s. Lubbock reached 86 midafternoon. Beeville to the north saw a moist front with steadier rain, while Big Bend and South Plains remained mostly fair with moderate temperatures. Authorities seek updated damage figures as Rhodes requests disaster-area declarations for 27 counties.
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Midland
Big Spring
Texas
Plains
Mercury
Lubbock
Beeville
Rhodes
Florida Democrats Sweep Senate and House Seats in Runoff
Florida Democrats largely captured key Senate and congressional seats in a runoff. LeRoy Collins led a surge securing the party's majority, with strong showings in several district races and the state headed by a reform slate.
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Miami
Florida
LeRoy
Collins
Senate
Alrcardy
Scott Kelly
Urcloth
Budget boards trim liquor agency funds amid hearings
Lawmakers heard pleas from O N Humphreys acting administrator and Ray Walker as both the budget board and the governor cut the Liquor Control Board request from 5.76 million to 4.6 million and 3.5 million respectively. They debated enforcement costs, private club law enforcement, and proposed new hires for the Industrial Accident Board and Water Quality Board seeks.
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O.N. Humphreys
Ray Walker
Budget Board
LCB
Board
Stors
Walker
House
Bill Patman
Ganado ‘Walker
James O. Strong
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Liquor Control Board
Texas ‘Water Quality Board
Senate
Industrial Accident Board
Insurance Company
President MAO to Meet Westmoreland and Gorton
A White House briefing note traces steps for a 6 p.m. briefing to congressional leaders as President MAO plans a meeting at John son City ranch for Westmoreland and Gorton. The ceremony also included the swearing in of John Robson and Stanford Johnson.
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White House
Westmoreland
Gorton
Johnson City
John
Robson
Stanford Johnson
Local funeral plans for Charlie Stewart family survivors
Surviving Charlie Stewart include his brother and sisters Cynthia Jackie Sandra of the home, and another brother Russell, all listed among the immediate family. Arrangements call for transfer to Lubbock by airplane today with local services under Rix Funeral Home direction.
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Peete i Grea
E Bean
Charlie
Stewart
Cynthia
Jackie
Sandra
Russell
Oro
Craig
Cole
Lubbock
Rix’ Funeral Home
Contest Friction Grows in Lieutenant Governor's Race
In Dallas and beyond supporters of the lieutenant governor push back against Yarborough. Campaign Chairman W. P. Morgan says they are running scared while noting another candidate remains in the race amid wary voters and political maneuvering. Gordon Rose, formerly with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, now manages a regional effort.
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Dallas
Eee
W. P. Morgan
Gordon Rose
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Tarrant County
Aida Ote
G ' Euless
Hurst
Richland’ Hills
Haltom Mansfield
Arlington
Scorpion Search Focus Shifts to Oil Slick Evidence
Navy units 1400 miles east of Norfolk search for the Scorpion and possible debris or signal buoys after a mysterious loss. An oil slick identified in mid ocean prompts a vast 37 ship armada and 2 dozen aircraft to scour the area.
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Simon Bolivar
Norfolk
Davis
Pentagon
Ae Boma
Navy
Atlantic
Submarine Encounters Near Med During Return from 6th Fleet Exercise
The Mediterranean mission ended May 17 as the submarine completed an extended train free operation. The USS Monrovia and its amphibious squadron also returning from 6th Fleet maneuvers reported activity. A quartermaster aboard the Monrovia noted a sequence of events and potential contacts in the recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Ester
Monrovia
6Th Fleet
Tevi Lewis
Davis Ia
Navy fliers strike new North Vietnamese guns near DMZ
Navy jets from the carrier Bon Homme Richard bombed a long range 100mm anti aircraft position about one mile north of the DMZ. The action follows three straight days of locating and hitting new Communist sites as U S troops widen the offensive in central highlands and near Gio Linh.
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Saigon
APD
Dmz
South Vietnam
Bon Homme Richard
North
North Vietnam
Ghtiaircraft Oe
Io Central Highlands
Gio Linh
Viet Ames
No-Man’s. Land
Maye “Amerie
Nahtiong
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