Johnson may reconvene Senate to ratify nuclear treaty
Congress adjourned with unfinished business as Johnson signaled a possible Senate recall to ratify the nonproliferation pact. He is consulting with signatory nations after the November elections while most lawmakers campaign. House and Senate members departed amid a quorum dispute and scheduling debates.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
James O'Hara
O'Hara
O'Mara
Roberty HE. Glumphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Ford
Mansfield
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Teouse
European group pushes for uniform U S cotton quality
A nine country spinners delegation opened a two day tour in the South Plains seeking reliable uniformity in U S cotton grades and bale quality to boost imports by West European mills. They noted varying growing seasons and practices require multiple varieties.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
High Plains
Ll-Man
U.S
South Plains
Texas Tech
Pitchfork Ranch
Guthrie
Gosta Persson
Norrkoping
Sweden
In Town Inn
Donald A. Johnson
Lubbock
The
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Europe
West Texas
J. Plumer
Seitverland
Longhair Justice Douglas Defends Beatle Haircuts
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas dissented on a plea by Dallas youths seeking a constitutional right to wear long hair in defiance of high school dress rules. He argued guarantees of life liberty and pursuit of happiness protect individual expression and privacy, while others favored shorter styles.
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Associated Press
Washington
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Supreme Court
Dallas
Apollo 7 crew trims orbit to avert emergency risk
United Press International reports Apollo 7 lowered its earth orbit to a safer altitude after a red light emergency. Astronauts Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walt Cunningham conducted tests, faced minor suit moisture and foul-tasting water issues, and dealt with cold symptoms as they prepared for a planned October 22 reentry. A power failure briefly disrupted systems but was contained and did not end the mission.
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United Press International
Walter Schirra
Donn Eisele
Walt Cunningham
Apollo Room
U.S
Moon
Cunningham
The
Space Center
Houston
Schirra
Eisele
Instructed Verdict Overruled In El Paso Case
Defense opened for Dolphus Brown after Judge Ward overruled a motion for an instructed verdict of not guilty. The prosecution rested on strong testimony from Anita Roberson and a DPS chemist, with Roberson as the key witness detailing blood stained clothing and clothing matching Brown’s worn on April 17 1967.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
EL Paso
Dolphus Jack Brown
William E. Ward
Brown
D. J
Buzz) Brown
Dist. Atty
Alton R. Griffin
Anita Roberson
2Nd St
Lubbock
Department of Public Safety Laboratory
Austin
Shallowater
Roberson
Lubbock County
Page
County Commissioners designate absentee voting box in Slaton
Slaton voters will find an official absentee ballot drop box designated by county commissioners located in the city, as part of expanded voting access.
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Slaton
Prayer Message for Christians and Youth
Today's Prayer asks God to bless all who call themselves Christians and to develop selfless loving hearts. It asks for the capacity to consider each youth and for inspiration for those for whom Christ died. Lua Rasor Lubhock.
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Max One
Christ
Lua Rasor
Lubhock
Hub of the Plains Lubbock Draws Tourists Year Round
Avabianche Journal reports on Lubbock as the Hub of the Plains with 48 168 vehicles entering daily and 2 662 tourists passing through. The city maintains strong hotel occupancy due to conventions meetings and Tech events, with August busiest for motels and downtown quiet in summer.
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Gerry Burton
Avabianche-Journal
Caesar
Rome
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Plains
Wallace campaign money rolls in from nationwide donors
The Wallace presidential drive receives daily mail from farmers, workers, and small businessmen, with envelopes often containing 5 to 50 dollars, and occasional larger gifts. A staff of 20 to 35 records each donation and sends acknowledgement letters. critics claim big donors are absent.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C Wallace
Wallace
Mili
Texas
Alabama
Cleveland
Ohio
Local loan program aids minority businessmen in Lubbock
A $1.5 million loan fund for Negro and Mexican American entrepreneurs debuts in Lubbock. The initiative, backed by six banks and the SBA, aims to boost startups and existing firms with loans and management training via Rotary, ICPA and SBA officials. A steering committee will administer the program.
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MED
Ctppitle
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Project Own
Carriage House
Federal Small Business Administration
Rotary Club
Boda E Ee Ain Delet
Jack Teddlie
SBA
Teddlie l
Joans
Rotary
ICPA
Eisenhower Turns 78 Amid Ward Birthday Salute
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower celebrated his 78th birthday at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The event featured a band performance and a public salute from Eisenhower to a crowd of servicemen and supporters, with a call for a Republican victory on November 5. He has recently recovered from heart attacks and last spoke publicly in August.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight DD. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical ‘Center
Army
Texas
Pla
Alarmie
Miami
Texans Must Pay New Mexico Tax ruling upheld
The Supreme Court refused to review a ruling allowing New Mexico to levy income taxes on Texans who work across the border at White Sands Missile Range. Plaintiffs Raymond Burns and James B. Hert, residents of El Paso, filed the suit against the state.
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Washington
API
Supreme Court
New
Alexics
New Mexico
Raymond Burns
James B. Hert
White Sands Missile Range
iState
el Paso
Littlefield Dinner Honors Bil Clayton With Overflow Crowd
State leaders from across Texas packed the Littlefield banquet hall Monday night to honor Bil Clayton from the Ting Legislative District. House Speaker Ben Barnes urged continued service, citing Clayton’s six years in the Texas House and his roles as businesslike farmer. Senators Jack Hightower and Gus Mutseher joined the remarks praising Clayton as an authority on water and public service.
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Littlefield
Supreme Court
Clayton
Texas
Mondey
Ben Barnes
Texas House
Bil Clayton
Lune
Barnes
Sen
Jack Hightower
Vernon
Gus Mutseher
Brenham
Hightower
House of Representative
The Leather Weather Map Page 9 A
The readable fragment references a weather map page 9 A in The Leather newspaper. It lacks a clear event, date, or named individuals, but suggests a feature page about weather mapping and forecast visuals. No actionable news item is present in the accessible text.
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Panama
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Australia
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Mont
Rochester
Mich
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Lansing
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James Bovett
Avalanched Journal
Clear Tee
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Okla
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