Lubbock Building Boom Tops 32 Million in Nine Months
The city nears a record pace as September starts push building permits to 32 390 706 for the first nine months of 1965. Anticipated industrial and commercial expansion in downtown Lubbock may lift year end totals past 58 million and the cotton harvest is not expected to curb the boom.
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Arms Talk Sees No Concessions at UN Meeting
British Foreign Secretary Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met at UN headquarters in New York to discuss disarmament options including a potential North Atlantic Warsaw pact nonaggression pact and West Berlin guarantees. The talks followed a policy speech by Home and aimed at a work program for future steps. Rusk planned to meet Gromyko, then Kennedy in Washington.
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Kennedy presses civil rights bill over tax cut in 1965 race
President Kennedy reportedly urged both civil rights and tax reduction bills be passed this year. Senator Humphrey warned that if the two clash in the Senate, rights legislation would take priority, risking a delayed tax cut. House Speaker McCormack and Senate Leader Mansfield defended simultaneous action.
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Fistes pleads Fifth in bankruptcy case over Abilene rented home
Billie Nol Fistes, facing prison terms for fraud, refused to answer bankruptcy trustees questions about the $50,000 Abilene home he rents for $390 monthly. The case, before referee Brooke Jacek Ho Bryant, notes he may not have income and states his home may be seized to satisfy creditors while federal authorities pursue asset recovery.
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Communism: A Government Form and Election Privilege
In this brief column a definition of communism is offered describing a system where every citizen can vote yea during elections. The piece reflects editorial tone about political structures and civic participation.
Congress Urged to Permit Wheat Sale to Soviet Allies
Democratic lawmakers pressed President Kennedy to allow U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union and its satellites excluding Red China. The President offered no clear indication of his own stance on the issue.
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Protest and political maneuver disrupt union actions
A chaotic scene unfolds as phone union protesters outside a southwestern Beeb Telephone facility press officials about contributions and labor representation. Florida protests highlight broader labor dispute as United Fund and board dynamics come under scrutiny amid political tensions.
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Prayer Fragments Silent Amid Odd Lines
The text presents fragmented prayer phrases and garbled lines resembling a prayer or chant. It appears as corrupted OCR with missing letters and stray words, showing partial religious phrases and scattered names.
Maryland Referendum Strife Follows Public Accommodations Win
Voters in Casibenkee endorsed a public accommodations amendment but protests loom amid security fears. National Guard troops were mobilized to safeguard demonstrations as officials reported sharp divides over the measure and predicted further actions in the wake of the vote.
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Trial in Alabama as three face dynamite possession charges
Police recovered a dynamite cache outside town leading to the arrest of three men charged with illegal possession. All were freed on bond after a preliminary court appearance. one defendant remains held on an open charge while the case proceeds.
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Hurricane Flora Slams Caribbean as Death Toll Rises
A massive hurricane named Flora tracks toward the West Indies two days after devastating Tobago. Port of Spain reports at least 17 killed and hundreds injured as crops, towns, and coastal areas suffer widespread damage. Winds near 125 mph drive destruction across Trinidad and surrounding islands, with emergency crews and Red Cross efforts mobilized to aid survivors amid uncertain future threats.
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Burglar Outerips’ Strength Machine Scene Report
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a burglary involving a strength machine and references an incident on a Tuesday. The text is garbled, but indicates a break in at a location tied to a Post Cy hbachimes and mentions attempts to rap back from a scene. Names and details are unclear due to damage.
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