Sneak Punch Predicted by Johnson on Tour
Special Correspondent Louise Evans reports from Winston Saleem NX where Sen Landon B Johnson warns Democrats of a looming political swing. He predicts Republicans especially Dick Nixon will resort to desperate tactics, calling for readiness as a “sneak punch.” The remarks were delivered amid a campaign swing.
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Louise Evans
Winston Saleem
Landon B. Johnson
Johnson
Dick Nixon
Bauntington
Lodge
Winston Salem
iLodge
Nixon Land Lodge
Role Of Press And Campaign Notes Highlight Political Tour
A newspaper feature outlines press duties toward truthful ads and public understanding while a political whirlwind with Johnson and Lodge tours Winston Salem. The trip shifts to Ohio Valley and North Carolina stops as rain and fog affect plans. Johnson benches Lodge clash over cabinet posts and race.
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Obie
Huntington
Ohio Valley
Johnson
North Carolina
International Tobacco Queen
Traiier Gaddy
Columbia
S. C
United States
Tiod
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Willamsport
Pal
Executives Of Christian Homes To Close Meet
The eighth annual meeting of executives of Christian children's homes will close today at Lubbock Christian College. Panels will discuss problems of teenagers and evaluating spiritual resources with leaders from Tipton Medina Bowing Green and Spring Hill. A luncheon speaker is Virgil Trout, and Dr. Paul Southern spoke Wednesday. About 1,500 children are cared for by five homes, with three more planned.
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Christian Children's Homes
Lubbock Christian College
Durward Bates
Tipton Home
Tipton
Oklo
Phil Bradshaw
Medina Home
Medina
Tex
Inez Baucum
Lubbock Children’s Home
H. W. Taylor
Potter Orphans Home
Bowling Green
Gayle Oler
Boles Home
W. B. Richter
Tennessee
Spring Hill
Tenn
Virgil Trout
Sunset Church of Christ
Parkway Manor Motel
Paul Southern
Abilene Christian College
Boles
Grover C. Ross
New Mexico
Final Arguments Due Today In Trial Here
Final arguments will be heard today in the trial of A. C. Bowers, 59, 2403 Second Street, charged in a three count indictment with indecent exposure to a minor, fondling a minor and enticing a minor for immoral purposes. Dist Atty George E. Gilkerson chose enticing a minor for immoral purposes as the count to prosecute. The alleged offenses occurred in 1908 against a nine year old girl. Gilkerson and attorneys for the defendant, Travis Shelton and Forrest Bowers, completed examination of witnesses Wednesday afternoon. The defendant is tried before a grand jury in the 99th District Court with Judge Howard C. Davison presiding.
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A. C. Bowers
2Nd St
George E. Gilkersey
Gilkerson
Travis Shelton
Forrest Bowers
Tate
Plaintiffs Favored In Civil Case Here
In a Moth District Court civil suit jurors favored cross plaintiffs Larry Holley and George Carpenter. After five hours of deliberation they awarded damages. defendant Kansas City Fire and Marine Insurance Co. was found liable for the cross action. The jury also considered whether the insurer owed a statement that no policy covered an airplane crash dated November 2, 1959. Testimony in the case before Judge Robert H. Bean opened Monday afternoon.
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Larry Holley
George W. Carpenter
Kansas City Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Hall
Carpenter
Lubbock National Bank
Robert H. Bean
Break-In Cases Reported Across City On Several Streets
Bryan Baxter reports a spare tire stolen from his car at 2206 28th St. Preston Gott says four hubcaps vanished from his vehicle at 2705 24th St. Bob Stepp claims three hub caps taken from his car on Avenue N. Fernando Garcia reports S850 stolen from him on Theblock Avenue CC after a Tuesday afternoon incident. A Black woman is accused but the victim did not notice until Wednesday.
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Bryan Baxter
28Th St
Preston Gott
24Th St
Bobby Stepp
Ave. N
New Deal
Fernando Garcia
Bill Show
Avenue CC
King
Laos Decision Continues Amid Aid Distribution Debate
Officials say resuming aid to the Laotian army remains the basic policy though distributing aid to every Laotian splinter is physically impossible. State Department declined comment while Peru moves forward with funds for a 44 million Marcapomacocha water-diversion project.
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United States
Washington
State Department
Peru
Debate Set Prospects On Eight Minute Openings
The Democratic nominee urged practicality and questioned public telephoned queries as the debate moves forward. Each candidate will deliver an eight minute opening, face a 30 minute panel, then give a five minute summary. ABC CBS NBC and Mutual networks will carry the event with live and taped feeds across time zones. The first panel occurred Sept. 26 in Chicago, with subsequent sessions in Washington and Los Angeles and New York, produced in split screens.
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American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mountain
Pacific
Chicago
Washington
Nixon
Los Angeles
Kennedy
New York
Five Finalists Named For Homecoming Queen at Tech
Five finalists have been named for Texas Tech Homecoming Queen by the Student Assn. editor Ralph Carpenter lists Janice Cobb Lubbock junior Beverly Quintanisa Dallas sophomore Beth O Quinn San Antonio sophomore Shirley Stephens Denton senior and Joyce Tallman Fort Worth senior. The queen will be revealed Friday at a pep rally and coronated Saturday during the Texas Tech SMU football game.
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Texas Tech
Student Assn
Ralph Carpenter
Toreador
Janice Cobb
Lubbornk
Beverly Quintanisia
Dallas
Beth O'Quinn
San Antonio
Shirley Stephens
Denton
Joyce Tallman
Fort Worth
SMU
Nixon Stop Here! Dimmitt 4-H Boy Stull Uncertain Shows Champion
Uncertainty swirls over a planned Nixon stop in Lubbock amid airline inquiries and official talks. A Wednesday meeting among five West Texas towns sought to confirm a November 3 appearance by Vice President Nixon, with officials citing possible disruption from an event the next morning. Local buzz centers on airport jet handling and travel plans as officials await steady confirmation.
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Nixon
Dimmitt
Stull
Noa
Richard Nixon
Lubbock
Texas
Richard Wood
Washington
Wood
Ed Cotles
Larbbock Munipal
American Airlines
Dairy Council Says U.S. Milk Output Reaches New Peak
The National Dairy Council reports that American dairy herds set production records in 1959 with the average cow yielding more than 2,994 quarts of milk.
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Chicago
National Dairy Council
New Directors of Hobbs CC Named
Eight new members have been elected to the Tahbe Chamber of Commerce board of directors in Hobbs. They include TFL McAdams Jack Daniels Lloyd Meore Bob Jackson Tee Reed George Mansur and Ray Tily. They will join reelected members Phil Mc Gee George Haley Don Chirk R R Alworth B B Bailes Lynn Kincaid G I D Shelley Ben Alexander Zearl Youn and Walter Ling who will serve another year. The new board members will assume office at the chamber October meeting where officers will be chosen.
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Ben Alesander
Zearl Youn
Walter Ling
Coast Guard Rescues Three Runaway Teens at Sea
Coast Guard detains Larry Reitz 14 Mike Muassei 18 and Nick Brisseau 14 after they flee Newport Beach to sea aboard a Mefcot boat. The youths were taken into custody aboard a cutter for a supervised return home with possible charges pending.
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San Dusgo
Cali
Cap
Larry Reitz
Mike Muassei
Nick Brisseau
Newport Beach
Calif
Westside zoning and home addition requests noted
City planning records show Ronine and others seeking permissions for dwelling use on a trailer park site and a carport plus storage on Farvis Street. David Crockett and George Young request temporary permits to house live hogs in four parcels in Fig Avenue AP industrial zone, with health regulation compliance and neighborhood notification for two years. Coast Guard action concerns youths who allegedly fled by sailing ketch Alpha Too and were intercepted near Newport Harbor, with no prosecution expected from Larry Reitz’s family.
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Joe Hindman
Purdue
Vonine Ettairce
Ch. B. Buchanan
Suis Farvis St
David Crockett
George Young
Fig Avenue
City Health Department
Larry
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