City Hall hearing on home beauty shops moved to auditorium
City Council moved the public hearing on home beauty shops to the Municipal Auditorium next Tuesday at 10 am to accommodate a larger crowd. Seating in the council room is about 150. The panel also approved zoning changes, a $350,480 contract for a Holly Ave power plant substation, an appropriation for Mackenzie State Park work, and routine bids.
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Jerry Hal
Avalanche-Journal
Stat
Brock
City Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Jack Eastman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Quaker Ave
50Th St
Holly Ave
Graybar Electric Co
Lubbock
Mackenzie Funds
Mackenzie State Park
State Highway Department
Eastman
Weather outlook for Texas brings light drizzle and warming trend
Chilly conditions gave way to mostly cloudy skies and a slight warming. Lubbock saw light drizzle with .02 inch total moisture, while Houston reported heavy rains totaling 2.08 inches. The Trinity River rose along its banks as two days of general rains moved through the region.
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Texas
Lubbock
South Plains
Jones Stadium
Houston
Bayou City
Trinity River
mid-Texas
Zoning Board Reverses Course Approving Center Site
The City Planning and Zoning Commission voted Thursday night to approve a shopping center at the southeast corner of 4th St. and Slide Rd., reversing a previous decision. Five other zoning changes were approved, with two overrides of past actions, while an industrial zone in northern Lubbock was rejected.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
4Th St
Slide Rd
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Lubbock
County Atty
Fred West
CCC Corp
Planning Commission
Hereshel Lindly
Planning Department
Spacecraft off target as booster goes awry in Mariner 3 launch
The Mariner 3 spacecraft failed to reach proper trajectory after an Atlas Agena D booster shut down four seconds early on its second ignition. Four solar panels did not deploy and the craft did not orient to the sun, threatening power and communications. A second craft, Mariner 4, was being prepared for a retry later in the month.
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Howard Benedict
Ape Kennedy
Mariner 3
Mars
United States
Red Planet
Mariner 4
Mariner
Jack N. James
Awe
Apace
City Honors Tech Youths For Quick Crash Aid
Three Texas Tech students from Amarillo were praised by the City Council for aiding victims of a two car crash in west Lubbock on October 17. Clay Speer Barry McFarland and Norman Cobb acted quickly possibly saving a life and received plaques from Police Chief J T Alley and Bill Wright. Mayor Tidmore read a congratulatory telegram from Gov John B Connally.
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Texas Tech
Amarillo
West Lubbock
Clay Speer
Barry McFarland
Norman Cobb
J. T. Alley
Bill Wright
Citizens’ Traffic Council
Max Tidmore
John B. Connally
Lubbock
Reese Afb
CTC
Lubbock Police Department
Department of Public Safety
Carr Rules On Lease Of El Paso Coliseum
Texas AG Waggoner Carr rules El Paso County Commissioners Court had no authority to lease the county coliseum to furniture salesmen. He cites a five day sale leased to a local furniture chain owner for 2075 dollars as beyond county power.
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Carr
el Paso Coliseum
Austin
Waggoner Carr
el Paso County
Man Vows to Keep Tame Lion in Backyard
Howard Sautter vows to fight to keep his full grown lion Leo living in his backyard despite a township ban. Neighbors report nightly roars and fear of an escape as officials order removal after 55 residents petitioned. Sautter says the animal is tame and compares it to prior pets he has kept.
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Howard Sautter
Abington
Leo
Sautter
Grove
Philadelphia
John Thompson
Richard Dean
Ambitious West Texas Museum complex plan unveiled
Mark Hailey announces a regional museum complex to be built on 18 acres at 4th Street and Indiana Avenue with Texas Tech as first unit in exchange for the current campus building. Abilene chamber official George R. Jordan pushes tourism role while a $100,000 western painting gift from Mrs. Ruth Bryant is noted.
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Dudley Lynch
4Th St
Indiana Ave
West Texas Museum
Mark Hailey
Museum Assn
Association
Lubbock
Los Angeles
Hailey
Texas Tech
George R. Jordan
Abilene Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Bryant
Tucson
Ariz
Museum
Robert L. Snyder
Kcbd-Tv
J. C. Chambers
Russell Bean
State of Texas, Tech
The
Tech Foundation
City of
Peosea Museum
Reactionary: A man whose opinions stay with yesterday
A concise jab at a political figure described as constantly clinging to outdated views. The quip labels him as reactionary, implying stale beliefs and resistance to change.
Fallout in GOP as Goldwater clash reshapes leadership
The fight over control of the Republican Party after Barry Goldwater's defeat centers on Dean Burch and Conservative influence. Nixon labels Nelson Rockefeller a divider while Rockefeller rebuts, urging unity amid calls for a party-wide review and an early National Committee meeting to air factional views.
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Ashington
Republican Party
Barry M. Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Tucson
Goldwater
San Francisco
Phoenix
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Michigan
George W. Romney
Republcan
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Dwight D
National Committee
Spain
Humphrey Eyes Role in Johnson White House Move
President Johnson and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey left Johnson City after talks and victory celebrations. Humphrey floated taking on informal vice presidential duties before inauguration, said he might resign his Senate seat, and the White House planned a vice presidential office in Washington.
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Associated Press
Ohnson City
Johnson
Hubert H
Humphrey
Muriel
Washington
Here
Senate
White House
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Europe
Sec
Fee
Summit Talks Eyed As Reds Arrive For Meeting
Soviet China relations soften as Chou En Lai leads a Chinese expert delegation into Moscow for a post Khrushchev era summit among Communist leaders. Albania is absent, Pravda fronts a keynote appeal for the gathering on the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
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Frese
OSCOW
Chou Enlat
Red China
Moscow
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Chou
Peking
China
Albania
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Prayer request from Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor
A devotional Prayer asks for daily closeness to God, deeper gratitude, and the ability to carry through with grateful devotion in Jesus Christ's name. The note signs Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor.
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Holy Father
Jesse J. Rasor
Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock Vicinity
The weather map notes a mostly cloudy sky over Lubbock and nearby areas with a warmer high in the upper 50s. Local briefing indicates light winds and a slight temperature increase.
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Lubbock
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