Solons Debate Early Adjournment Amid Budget Battles
Senators wrangled over adjourning before next Wednesday while fighting over a $417 million agriculture bill and a $400 million supplemental package. Key disputes included a Dawson Georgia peanut lab and Burns Creek dam in Idaho as part of broader public works funding. House and Senate leaders eyed adjournment as pay raises and federal salary revisions were threaded into a sweeping federal pay bill alongside foreign aid and UN bond purchases.
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Smathers
Congress
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Dawson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate House
Russell
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Burns Creek
Snake River
Idaho
Saylor
Public Works Committee
House Interior Committee
Kennedy
Congo
Middle East
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
United States
General Aniline & Film Corp
Peace Corps
Bishop Corson Issues Call for Reappraisal of Christianity
Bishop Fred Pierce Corson, head of the World Council of Churches, argues Christians must revitalize outreach to the working man, speak plainly, and reinterpret Christ for modern minds. He warns growth lags population and urges unity to combat materialism secularism and atheism.
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Hiladelphia Christianity
World Methodism
Fred Pierce Carson
Corson
World Council of Churches
Ecumenical Council
Roman Catholic Church
Rome
God
Spur honors ex-student Mr Ex-Student Billy Ray Barrett
Spur High School homecoming honors ex-students with Billy Ray Barrett named Mr Ex-Student. Other awards include Ollie Hindman as oldest attendee and Martha Smith Pickens as youngest. Dick Hindman traveled 1200 miles from California for the event. Float prizes awarded in Spur unit parade with winners in both high school and ex-student divisions.
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Spur
Billy Ray Barrett
Barrett
Ex-Students Association
Ollie Hindman
Martha Smith Pickens
Dick Hindman
California
Exstudents Association of Spur
FHA
FFA
Organ and Piano Recital Slated Here Today
Mrs. Walter Lane presents organ and piano students in a fall music festival recital at 7 30 p m today at Jenkins Music Co 1220 Ave Q Participants include Casandra Jackson Coral McCray Rogers Celestine Johnson Judy Abernathie Betty Sue Riggs Brenda Davis Pam Keeton Sandra Kemp Loretta Ledger Mary Stewart Carolyn Buchanan Jamie Hargett Cheryl Hargett Eloise Patterson Glenda Sparto man Sandra Alford Connie Elliott Duwayne Hastings Mike Boone Frank Morgan Steve Boone Robbie Burkart Dianne Hodge Alice Ann Erma Darline Malone Anna Fay Newsom Zenobia Hall Mitzie Hastings Dianne Hill Ann Bell Sonja Fair Ruth Hodges Mrs Morgenson Mrs Mildred Chil dress Mrs Joe Abbott Dr Charles Led ger Mrs E Patterson Mrs Doris Led ger Mrs Allen Pruett Mrs Lynch Mrs Gholson Mrs Louise Wright Nina Scales Steve Black Richard Harvey Bobby Bandy
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Walter Lane
Jenkins Music Co
Ave. Q
Casandra Jackson
Coral McCray Rogers
Celestine Johnson
Judy Abernathie
Betty Sue Riggs
Brenda Davis
Pam Keeton
Sandra Kemp
Loretta Ledger
Mary Stewart
Carolyn Buchanan
Jamie Hargett
Cheryl Hargett
Eloise Patterson
Glenda Spartoman
Sandra Alford
Connie Elliott
Duwayne Hastings
Mike Boone
Frank Morgan
Steve Boone
Robbie Burkart
Dianne Hodge
Alice Ann Erma
Darline Malone
Anna Fay Newsom
Zenobia Hall
Mitzie Hastings
Dianne Hill
Ann Bell
Sonja Fair
Ruth Hodges
S. Morgenson
Mildred Childress
Joe Abbott
Charles Ledger
E. Patterson
Doris Ledger
Allen Pruett
Lynch
Gholson
Louise Wright
Nina Scales
Steve Black
Richard Harvey
Bobby Bandy
Weekend Clear and Warm With Cool Nights on South Plains
Weather Bureau predicts a clear weekend with warm days and cool nights across the South Plains. A passing frontal system will bring winds steady but slight cooling before noon today with minor showers reported in several towns. Lubbock Municipal Airport recorded 0.26 inch, Seagraves 0.50, and Mule Shoe 0.30 as light rains spread Friday morning.
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South Plains
Weather Bureau
Lubbock Municipal
Seagraves
Muleshoe
Santa Fe
Slaton
Hale Center
Sudan
Lockney
Benjamin
Chillicothe
Crowell
Fort Stockton
Lubbock
Trio Nabbed From Page One in Colo. Robbery
Police reported three youths robbed a Colorado Springs liquor store. One grabbed cash from a register as another took a 2 year old from a family home. A getaway car sped south on U S 85 87 then into Garden of the Gods. Suspect Nicholas Cowman, 21, escaped from Denver General Hospital and is identified as the primary suspect. Others were Denville Boyd Mayfield, 17, of Waco Texas, and Wilson Gidney Crabb, 22, of West Texas. Cowman was being held on robbery charges and sought by Santa Cruz authorities.
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Scott
Nicholas Cowman
Denver General Hospital
Denville Boyd Mayfield
Waco
Tex
Wilson Gidney Crabb
West
Colorado Springs
Cecil McKissick
Cowman
Santa Cruz
Calif
Denver
Three teens accused after break in reports in Lubbock
A west Lubbock resident reported a home intrusion at 6:20 p m Friday. A trio of boys in a car were seen later, drinking beer and eating bananas taken from the kitchen after knocking and entering the house while the occupant bathed.
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West Lubbock
Bomb device hits Cardinal Spelman's New York home
A bomb like device was hurled and exploded through a basement window at the residence of Francis Cardinal Spelman, archbishop of New York. The blast occurred in a maid’s quarters. the Cardinal, age 73, slept on the second floor in quarters removed from the blast. No one was in the room that exploded.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spelman
Madison Avenue
51St Street
Manhattan
Judge Orders Psychiatric Exam For Walker
Judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation after Edwin A. Walker former Army general faced insurrection and seditious conspiracy charges stemming from Mississippi riots. Government psychiatrists cite functional and psychosomatic disorders and potential paranoid-type outbursts based on Walker’s medical history and news reports.
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Louis G. Panos Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Walker
Charles E. Smith
Federal Bureau of Prisons
James V. Bennett
Bureau
U. S. Dist
Claude Clayton
University of Mississippi
Federal Prison Medical Center
Springfield
Cal Mende
Minnesota
Mende
Medical J Center
Smith
Oxford
Miss
United States
Homecoming for Southland schools ex students Oct 19
Ex students association president Sam Ellis announces Homecoming for Southland schools on October 19. Bobby Durham's Orchestra plays a 845 PM benefit dance in the Palm Room for Muscular Dystrophy. tickets are 5 dollars per couple. Lubbock Marine Corps recruiting sub station earns July September recruiting and September station awards. SSGT C O Enderud in charge. Mr and Mrs C D McClintock return from Mineral Wells after a family reunion with relatives from Vernon Wichita Falls Dallas and Fort Worth. Brownie Scout circus and parade set for Rush Elementary in 4823 16th St from 10 AM to noon.
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Southland
Sam Ellis
The
Ex-Students Association
Bobby Durham
Palm Room
Lubbock
Muscular Dystrophy
Lubbock Marine Corps
S. Sgt
C. D. McClintock
32Nd St
Mineral Wells
Brownie Scout
Rush
16Th St
Bishop Smith rose to top Methodist post era
Bishop Smith, elected at 40 as one of the youngest Methodist Episcopal Church of the South bishops, led multiple conferences from 1930 to 1934 before becoming Texas Conference head. He later held the world’s highest Methodist post as president of the Council of Bishops. Survived by widow, brother Bishop William Angie Smith of Oklahoma City, daughter Mrs. Donald G. Griffin of Midland, Michigan, two Houston sons, and 12 grandchildren.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of the South
Bishop Smith
St. Louis
Council of Bishops
William Angie Smith
Oklahoma City
Donald G. Griffin
Midland
Mich
Houston
Crop Duster Pilot Escapes In Crash Near Lockney
J W Colley a 41 year old crop spraying pilot from Springfield Missouri escaped with minor injuries after his Stearman crashed when it hit a power line about a mile east of Lockney Texas. The $5000 aircraft belonged to Lou Quinn and was not burning.
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Lockney (Special
Here
J. W. Colley
Springfield
Lockney General Hospital
Stearman
Lou Quinn
Colley
Nottinghams New Sheriff Given 1913 Death Verdict
The Nottingham sheriff was told in 1913 that his life would be short, signaling a grim prophecy about his remaining years.
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Nottingham
Local Birth Announcements in West Texas Hospitals
A series of birth notices: multiple families in Abernathy Lubbock Ralls and nearby towns announce newborns with weights from 5 pounds 13 ounces to 8 pounds 10 ounces. Parents list occupations from sausage company to building contractor and farmer. Hospitals include West Texas Methodist Marys Goodnight Lauf Porter clinics.
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John Alton Scales
Star Rt
Ralls
West Texas Hospital
J. J. Wicht
Mitchell St
Reese Village
Goodnight Hospital
Reese Air Force Base
Andrew McGee
Birth Ave
Lauf Clinic
Vanexss Catering Service
Services Pending For Portales Man
Funeral services are pending at Wheeler Mortuary for Walter Leo Bradley 82 who died at 11 40 a m Friday at his home after a long illness Bradley had lived in Portales for 20 years moving from Eddy County Survivors include his wife Trudy three daughters Lenora Funk Roswell Gertrude Thompson Roswell Alma Carlin Kirtland a son Billy Bradley Portales seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
Levelland Lobos Rally Past Andrews Mustangs 20 14 Friday
Levelland Lobos erased a 140 deficit with a strong final quarter to beat the Andrews Mustangs 20 to 14. Wayne Burton scored the first Lobo TD from 14 yards, Benny Tyler added a 65 yard drive capper, and Ross Joplin contributed the two point conversion. Andrews tied late in the game before Burton connected with Joplin for a 35 yard TD with 3 55 left. Levelland outrushed 188-132 and outgained through the air 34-7. Levelland improves to 2-1 while Andrews drops to 1-3.
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Levelland
Levelland Lobos
Andrews Mustangs
Wayne Burton
Lobo
Benny Tyler
Ross Joplin
Andrews
Joe Lyles
Roy Sparks
Lyles
Sparks
Burton
Joplin
Jerry Nixon
Tommy Parrish
Raymond Rister
Ralph Solis
Lobos
Mustangs
Plains Blank Sudan 28-0 in Non-District Football
Plains defeated Sudan Hornets 28 to 0 in a non district game. Jimmy Harris scored on a seven yard run in the second quarter, Ronnie Hendricks added a 10 yard TD run in the third, J B Wilson plunged for a yard in the fourth, and Fred Blount returned an interception 55 yards for a score. Plains totaled 385 yards, Sudan 119.
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Plains
Sudan
Hornets
Jimmy Harris
Ronnie Hendricks
J. B. Wilson
Fred Blount
Schirra Endures Flight Test Questions and Return
Schirra faced drift control issues and a perceived goof during orbit operations yet left the final orbit with 78 percent attitude-control fuel. He photographed Lower California on the fourth orbit but skipped the fifth over South America due to clouds. He landed aboard the Kearsarge with a minor hand scratch, and officials discussed upcoming travel to Hickman Field and Houston for briefings and a news conference.
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Schirra
California
South America
Kearsarge
Powers
Virgil Grissom
Hickman Field
Honolulu
Space Agency
New Space Center
Houston
Los Angeles
Houston Center
Eleanor Roosevelt's Condition Worsens
New York officials report Eleanor Roosevelt age 77 has an infected lung condition and worsened Friday but is not in a critical state. A Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center bulletin notes a recurrence of a slight temperature after days of progress and says treatment continues with her staying hospitalized until the infection clears.
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New York
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Kennedy campaigns for Democrats in key states
President Kennedy barnstorms three regions urging Democratic candidates in Kentucky Ohio and Michigan while steering clear of Cuba and Berlin issues. He backs Lt Gov Wyatt in Kentucky and Lausche and DiSalle in Ohio and focuses Michigan on stopping Republican Gov Romney from Swainson. Police estimated about 80,000 heard him in Cincinnati.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
Kentucky
Wilson W Wyatt
Thruston B. Morton
U.S
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
Romney
Michigan
George Romney
John B. Swainson
Cincinnati
White House
Berlin
Cuba
Mississippi
Pierre Salinger
Gaynor Mills
Congress
United States
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Soviet expels US naval attache over espionage claim
In Moscow the Soviet Union ordered the immediate expulsion of assistant US Naval Attache Lt Cmdr Raymond P D Smith 41 accused of being caught with a camera tape recorder and spy gear in Leningrad. Washington protested rough handling and detention as a violation of diplomatic immunity amid retaliation for Soviet expulsions in New York and at the United Nations. Smith, at the embassy since June, plans to leave Monday with his wife and three children.
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United Preas International
OSCOW
Soviet Union
Cmdr
Raymond PD. Smith
Leningrad
Washington
State Department
Smith
New York
United Nations
United States
U.S. Navy
John McSweeney
Foreign Ministry
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Izvestia
U.S
Moscow
Columbia University
Tufts College
Gorge Winters
Winters
Walker Aide Freed On Bond In Dallas
Ashland F. Burchwell a 22 year old campaign worker for Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker was freed on 500 bond after being arrested in Dallas on charges of interstate transportation of a prohibited weapon involving a cache of weapons found with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
Ashland F. Burchwell
Wreck Victim Hopkins Remembered After Fatal Car Crash
A man injured in a late night accident near Roosevelt School remains unable to speak. His wife rushed to the hospital, later learning his condition as she cared for their two sons Nicky and Donald and reflected on a hoped recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky
Donald
Roosevelt School
Hopkins
Jeven
Gander Uses Electronic Buoys to Spot North Atlantic Icebergs
Gander adopts ped buoys to detect iceberg hazards in the North Atlantic. The new system enhances navigational safety by providing real time iceberg location data to ships and coast guard units operating in transatlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
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U. S. Medical Center
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Ntws Briefs
Donald Ray Marcy
Abernathy
Lee Sausage Co
Belby Glenn
St. Mary's Hospital
Delma Ronald Odom
60Th St
Roy Cleveland Walker
Marion Warehouse and Storage Co
New Deal
Ventura Valdez
Porter Clinic
John Ragan
Portales Man
Earth View
Larisa Klimkina
Svezdochka
Tass
Dinga
Zabava
Strelka
Ato
Motor City
JFK
Latin America
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