Final Push for Tuesday's Primary in May 1864
Vague notes show a political campaign push ahead of a Tuesday primary with references to Goldwater, Rocky Express, and unrest in California. Mentions Algerian revolt context and Johnson ban amid mixed campaign chatter and unclear dates.
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Ludeoge Avalancne-Journal
Goldwater
Rocky
California
Rockefeller
Ben Bella
Houari
Boumedienne
Hocne Ali Ahmed
Algeria
Alt’ Ahmed
FFS
Seciatist
Boumediene
Ali Ahmed
Sienett
Stabbing in Apartment Ends Teen’s Life Near Glue Fight
Ray Pierce, 18, held by investigators after a five inch knife and glue tubes were found near Jack Vaught’s body in his Pierce Street apartment. Vaught died from chest and arm wounds. neighbors reported a loud scream and a fleeing person yelling. Detective Captain Dewey Fillis called the stabbing linked to glue sniffing.
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Lake Cry
Uth Agi Isivexr
Tutue
Vaught
Pierce
Dewey Fillis
Blaze claims 10 lives in Norwegian freighter fire
The Norwegian freighter Sandanger burned with ten deaths feared as Coast Guard and Navy fire crews battled the blaze. Empty extinguishers found in the galley raise questions about the fire’s start and attempts to fight it. No crew member reported how the fire began.
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San Diego
Calif
Sandanger
A. Navy
Jesship
Shooting Ends In Death For Teenager In Ohio Apartment
Barberton police report a 17 year old and a companion fired rifles at a Navy ship, the 3/S Sandanger, near Navy property. One teen, Roger Shoeman, died from a gunshot wound. another, Jerome Bauer, died later at hospital. Evidence shows the youths tested distance and effects of chemicals during the incident. Authorities consider juvenile authoritiy actions as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Ohio
Frijneay
Gampage
Elseo
Barberton Citilalty
Zens Hospital
Robert Bau
Cosalyors
Sandanger
Navy
Roger Shoeman
Jackee
Moscow
Shoeman
U.S
Albert Snory
Coyne
Bauer
Tion
Shoemen
Hong Kong Pen Pal Ends Visit In City
Alice Mark a Hong Kong native left Lubbock after a six year pen pal reunion with Mrs Ray Zips of 3105 Amherst She will be a senior next Fall at Mary Hardin Baylor College Then she heads to San Francisco to live with relatives for the summer
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Alice Mark
Hong Kong
Lubbock
Ray Zips
Amherst
Creation
Orgal
Three Austin Civil Rights Commission members resign before first meeting
Three members of Austin's Civil Rights Commission resign their appointments before the first meeting. Cited criticisms by city councilwoman Emma Long as a key factor, with remarks that the panel appeared “predisposed.” Resignations included cochairman J Kellam and Dr. Edmund Heinsohn who said they lacked time or stomach for the job.
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Austin
UPD
Civil Rights Commission
Emma Long
Charles EB
Green
Cochairman J. ©.Kellam
Edmund Heinsohn
Heinsohn
University Methodist Church
Couker
Cecil Cabiniss
Virgil Lou
Walter Issowithe
Ley
Stein Overton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Judy Garland Out Of Danger After Hospital Stay
Judy Garland’s condition improved from a brief oxygen tent confinement with an undisclosed illness. Her physician Harry Colfer said she is recovering, while officials reported she was taken from the tent and aroused not in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
UPI
Judy Garland
Harry Colfer
Ea On
Roman Cathol ‘Ic Hospital
Gar‘Nand
Col Jony
Melbourne
Australia
Consumer Credit Group Installs Officers In Lubbock
The Consumer Credit Association of Lubbock held a Friday noon meeting at In Town Inn to install officers. Myron Ketter was named president, succeeding Delbert Nunn, with Frances Holder as 1st vice president Tommy Dunn as 2nd vice president Paul Meyer as treasurer and Dorothy Tanner as secretary. Directors include Wayne Bain John Cammack Wayne Pitman and Delbert Nunn. An installation hymn by Mrs Linda Beadle accompanied the ceremony and Nunn received a resident’s plaque for his service.
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Credit Group
Consumer Credit Association of Lubbock
Myron Kattner
Praires Holder
Tommy Dunn
Dorothy Tanner
Paul Meyer
Stett
Consumer Credit Association of
Frances Holder
Lester's Jewel
Southwestern Public Service Co
GAC Finance Go
Latham's Department Store
Wayne Bain
Lubbock Auto Co
John Cammack
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wayne Pitman
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Delbert “Nunn
First
Federal Savings and’ Loan Ass
Holder
Taper
Bonnie ‘Hudon
Magazine report on Birmingham bombing case status
The magazine outlines that the identities of Birmingham bombers are known but evidence is lacking. Officials say surveillance and high scrutiny hinder airtight charges while investigators press for decisive proof to bring the case to court.
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Birmingham
FBX
Essaistee
Bimingnar
Cenals
The
Post
George McMillan
FST
Saeedy
FBI
Mr. xX
Ellie Fata
McMillan
Police
Gas Explosion Shuts Windsor School After Evacuations
In Windsor Ontario a gas blast rocked a Riverside St. Thomas school just after 150 students were evacuated and 150 more hadn’t yet entered. No injuries reported though interior damage was extensive. Caretaker Ralph Parent and driver Ken Prescello helped evacuate while gas pipes were disrupted. Police and FBI officials were interviewed as they investigated the blast and threats surrounding the incident.
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Windsor, Ont
St.Thomas School
Riverside
Ralph Parent
Ken
Prescello
Allo
Tuer Lake
Shack
Carl Coates
Coates
Tran
Naval Reserve Seabees Begin Active Training in Texas
About 800 Seabees from Dallas Fort Worth Corpus Christi Houston San Antonio Austin Amarillo Abilene El Paso and Lubbock travel to Port Hue neme California for two weeks of active duty training joined by reservists from Arkansas and New Mexico.
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Naval Reserve
Dallas
Naval
Texas
Jeff
Port Hueneme
Calif
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Amarillo
Abilene
el Paso
Lubbock
Bey
Arkansas
New Mexico
Wormon Graduation Banquet Held for LDS Club
The annual LDS Church graduation banquet was held in the Comanche Room of the Caprock Hotel in Amarillo with Ralph J. Hill, president of the Texas Mission, Dallas, as guest speaker on The Future of Youth. A musical program featured guitarist John Reed and a three‑piece group, with F. S. Gonzalez as master of ceremonies.
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LDS Club
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Amarillo
Lubbock
Midland
Odessa
Seminole
Comanche Room
Capirock Hotel
Ralph J. Hill
Texas Mission
Dallas
John Reed
F. S. Gonzalez
Hub City Radio Group Plans Monday Meeting
Hub City Radio Group will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the Little Party House in Mackenzie State Park to discuss summer plans and club activities. Captains for the group’s two bowling teams were announced at a recent barbecue attended by 52 members and guests.
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Hub City
Memorial Day Closures Reported by Crosbyton Stores
Local groceries and city and county offices will close today in observance of Memorial Day as businesses in Crosbyton and surrounding area halt operations for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Stoahyton Business Firme
Grosery Stores
Rev Neunaber To Be Speaker At Concordia Commencement
The Rev Elmer J Neunaber pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church on 2nd Street and Avenue W, a vice president of the Texas District LCMS, will be commencement speaker at Concordia Lutheran Junior College in Austin at 10 am today. Among the graduates are two teacher training students from Lubbock James Diers and Percy Dewar. Diers plans to study at Concordia Teachers College Seward Nebraska while Dewar will enroll at Concordia Teachers College River Forest Illinois.
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Elmer J. Neunaber
Redeemer Lutheran Church
2Nd Street
Avenue W
Texas
Lutheran Naa Missouri Synod
Concordia Lutheran Junior College
Austin
Diers
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Nob
Miss
Dewar
Concortia
Teachers College
River Forest
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Coast Guard
Marcia C. ‘Mills
Guilds Jr
St. Christ
Topher
42Nd St
Elgin Ave
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South Carolina
Ted
Mary
Carolyn Chalk
John] R. Chalk
Alexander Pope Vickers
Johm E. Vickers
Rodney
Smith
Frank McLaughin
Uristees
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West-fal-Larsen Co
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Norway
Ove
Plana
Oregon
Los Angeles
United States
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Wandankume
Mills
Amore
George William Halt
Eren
Stockton
Cal
Robert Creason
San Diego County
Here
Aeterone
Austin’s Rights Board
Canterbury
England
Harold Bell
Gates
William ‘Cramer
R-Fla
Lea
Kuesuay
Cramer
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Rainwater
Florida
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Mer Gamup
Penmaame
Tom Fairfield Brown
Tampa
GOP
William D.pageley
Miami
Bhust
Brown
Associated Press
Cramer Slate
Frrman
Wanton
Maest
Penintes
San Francisco
Paysley
Ity
Sen
Ator
Pli
Consumer Credit Group
Myron Ketter
Lena Stephens
Department Store
Delbert ‘Nunn
Preston Smith
Reds
Jeither
Boalt
Seth
Prise
Mr. X
the Post
Pret Xald
Iso
Wormon
Hub City Radio Group
Havana
Martin Vazquez Diaz
Santa Clara
Vienna
Neunaber
Bible Study
KDAY
Church OF Christ Caprock
820 College
Calvary Baptist Church
W. B. Toler
FDI
Richard Cheatam
Wayland
Baptist College
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Carlisle Baptist Church
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