Victorious Congolese Attack UN Personnel and Vote
Congolese troops beat and arrested United Nations officials in Kinshasa during a bloody push to oust Ghanaian diplomats. Col. Mobutu announced Kasavubu won a seat at the United Nations as protests flare worldwide.
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Maid of Cotton crowned as Texas Tech wins crops contest
Texas Tech placed first in the Intercollegiate Crops Contest in Kansas City, setting a new team record of 5,924.8 points with three members tying for first in individual scores. Joan Wienke, 19, a Tech sophomore, was named Maid of Cotton for the South Plains.
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Bob Horton
Avalanche-Journal
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Municipal Auditorium
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Ethel A I Glasscock
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Petersburg
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Bahamas
Richard M. Nixon
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Zoning Board Rejects Plans For Tahoka Produce Building
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment denied Claud Ellis a permit for a vegetable produce building along the Tahoka highway after reviewing area photos and deeming the request unwarranted. The panel also granted four other requests including ratifying remodeling of a garage apartment at 2013 14th St while noting prior nonconforming use and lack of permit.
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City Zoning Board of Adjustment
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Marion Key
Gordon Gaines
14Th St
Gaines
Key
DVOTE CHARGE AIRING WOMEN'S NEWS AND SPORTS BRIEF
A clipped page item notes DVOTE charge airing and women’s news in Section B. It references sports scores and market items, with brief mentions of radio and TV program listings. The fragment hints at ongoing payment plans and dictionary credits.
Household Pony Wins Court Battle in Clearwater Suburb
Circuit Court Judge refuses to evict Copper Masterpiece the Shetland pony from the Darrow family home in an upscale area near Clearwater. Neighbors sought a temporary injunction citing deed restrictions on livestock and pigs. The pony, described as a household pet, roams with four Darrow children and four dogs, sleeping in the house and sometimes dining with the family. The judge ruled no irreparable damage, allowing the pony to remain during the lawsuit.
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Associated Press
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Fla
Robert S. Darrow
Clearwater
Jack F. White
Darrow
Robert $. Darrow
GOP National Group Delays Key Meeting
The Republican National Committee postponed its December 9-10 meeting to January 6-7 citing schedule conflicts and ongoing vote recounts and fraud investigations in several states. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Italians that the West is ready to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev if a reasonable settlement can be reached.
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Canadian River dam project wins broad support in panhandle vote
Eleven Panhandle Plains cities backed the Canadian River dam and 322 mile water pipeline in Tuesday elections. The plan costs about 96 million with 93 million government loan over 50 years. Cities Borger Pampa Amarillo Plainview Lubbock Slaton Tahoka O'Donnell Lamesa Brownfield Levelland voted 28 452 to 1 019 in favor.
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Tuition hike urged by Texas Education Commission
The Texas Higher Education Commission recommended higher tuition for state colleges and universities to raise about 5 million dollars annually. Resident tuition would rise from 100 to 150 dollars for a nine month term, with nonresident rates increasing from 400 to 500 dollars. The proposal heads to the 57th legislature in January for final action.
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Stae Colleges
Shivers Weighs Senate Run After Johnson Departure
Former Gov Allan Shivers said he is considering running for the Senate seat to succeed Lyndon B Johnson but will decide in 10 days to two weeks He discussed the possibility with Wichita Falls Republican John Tower who polled over 900000 votes against Johnson Other potential candidates include Regin Wright and Martin Dies Jr with Johnston resignation timing uncertain.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Shivers
John Tower
Wichita Falls
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Tower
Senate
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Testis
Martin Dies Jr
Austin
Slaton Settles December vote on water authority contract
Slaton will vote December 13 on its water authority contract while Lamesa waits, aiming to secure water from the Upper Colorado River project. O’Donnell led the tally with 170 to 0 for both contracts. Ama Villlo and Lubbock totals show strong approval in regional results. Dunbar and Hutchinson school boxes favored the government and authority contracts in Lubbock.
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Colorado
O'Donnell
Amavillo
Lubbock
Dunbar
Hutchinson School
Garner 92nd Birthday Reflections From a Storied Career
Former vice president John Nance Garner marked his 92nd birthday with humor and memories of 38 years in Washington. He spoke of living half public and half private life, cautioned young politicians on promises, and recalled his long service and the end of his Roosevelt era.
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Weather Map Page 5-A Lubbock Forecast Summary
Today's forecast fair with warmer afternoon temperatures. Low around 25 degrees high near 58 with northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Variable or unclear text remains unreadable in portions of the page.
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