Johnson signs farm subsidy extension amid congress criticism
President Johnson reluctantly signed a one year extension of the farm subsidy program in Kansas City accusing Congress of political plays at farmers expense. He lamented inaction on his farm policy proposals and urged workable alternatives while noting the program supports wheat feed grains cotton and wool production.
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Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated Forecast Note
Rain and showers are forecast across Florida southern plains northern California and the northern Rockies. The forecast mentions western portions of the southern plains with potential thunder showers and AP Wirephoto caption indicates weather coverage. See Page 8 Sec B for full story.
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Debate Offer Renewed in 1960 Presidential Race
Nixon called the 10 per cent federal income tax surcharge a war tax and urged repeal soon. Humphrey and Muskie offered to guarantee debate costs with Nixon and Wallace, while Wallace faced heckling in Denver and silent treatment in Fargo. Senate Republicans blocked equal time legislation to permit such debates.
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Lipizzans Headline National Mexican Rodeo at Lubbock
Antonio Aguilar star and show headliner will ride Lipizzan and other trained horses at the National Mexican Rodeo opening 8 p.m. today in Lubbock Municipal Coliseum with a 4 p.m. Sunday repeat. Spectacle includes roping, rough riders, and a Mariachi band. admission 3 dollars adults and 1.50 children under 12.
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Lubbock Man Arraigned Over Roofing Co Burglary
Robert Lewis Wilson, 40, of 2808 Juniper St., was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy on a $5,000 bond after police stopped his car in the 2200 block of Avenue A. Wilson, arrested around 4 a.m., allegedly drove a stolen vehicle from Lydick Roofing Co. at 424 Ave. N and took $15.35 in change, two tires, and copper striping.
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