Blond Bandit Hits 34th St Station in Hold-Up
A blond bandit, about 25, robbed Frank Keatts Conoco Service Station at 3546 34th St after 9:40 p.m. He demanded cash at the register then fled toward Knoxville Ave. Detectives link the suspect to another Sunday night hijack at a 50th Street station and a Monday night robbery at a 34th Street site, though age and size variances leave some doubt.
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Frank Keatts
34Th St
Howard Smith
50Th Street
Conoco
R. W. Woodard
Cosden
Keatts
Knoxville Ave
Brezhnev Signals Continuity After Khrushchev Fallout
In a public speech Brezhnev pledges peaceful coexistence and consumer goods while hinting Khrushchev’s removal hampered progress. Kosygin lauds the party as a creative force amid news of Marshal Biryuzov’s death in a Yugoslav plane crash.
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Fress
OSCOW
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Yugoslavia
Space Lead
Russia
Lenin
Red Square
Oil Worker Killed In Lovington Rig Fall
James Leon Rushing 34 died Monday after falling about 100 feet from a monkey board on a Forester Drilling Co. rig located about 15 miles west and six miles north of Tatum. Justice of the Peace Virginia Pier ruled the death accidental. Services set for 3 p.m. today in Smith-Yarbre Chapel with Rev. J. Harold Cates officiating. Lamesa services 3 p.m. Wednesday in First Baptist Church with burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Anne Liese, mother Mrs. Orbin Rushing of Hobbs, sister Mrs. Eulene Pierce of Hobbs, and brother Billy Ray Rushing of Odessa.
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Lovington
James Leon Rushing
Tatum
Forester Drilling Co
Justice of the Peace Virginia Pier
Smith-Yarbre Chapel
J. Harold Cates
First Methodist Church
Lamesa
First Baptist
Johnson designates National First Voters Week
President Johnson set October 25 as the start of National First Voters Week in Washington. The designation highlights civic participation during the week.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Ex-Intelligence Chief Attacks Goldwater Keating Over Cuba Crisis
Roger Hilsman former State Department intelligence chief charged that the Cuban missile crisis saw a drumbeat against President Kennedy’s firm stance. He accused Senators Goldwater and Keating of pressuring policy and praised Robert F. Kennedy’s alleged diplomatic maneuver. Keating countered with Look magazine claims about early missile intelligence.
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United Press International
York
Roger Hilsman
State Department
Barry M. Goldwater
Kenneth B. Keating
Kennedy
Maneed
Ahk LF
Andaew
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Hilsman
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Keating
U.S
New York
Look Magazine
Cuba
Hoover in coma then slight improvement in health
Former president Herbert Hoover slipped into a coma after a massive internal hemorrhage. Doctors fought poisons in his bloodstream as condition showed slight consciousness improvement and vital signs remained stable. A spokesman voiced cautious optimism despite grave outlook.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Michael J. Lepore
Burch Challenges FCC Ruling on Equal Time
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch condemned the FCC decision denying equal time for Barry Goldwater. He announced plans to sue the commission and urged voters to fund a 30 minute Goldwater broadcast Wednesday night to discuss the Kremlin and China developments. He criticized Johnson’s TV access as unfair and urged contributions to cover the cost.
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Associated Press
Ton
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Burch
GOP
Federal Communications Commission
Goldwater
Kremlin
Red China
Bureh
National Broadcasting Co
Prayer excerpt from The Country Parson sermon by Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor
A devotional note from Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor of Lubbock sharing a prayerful reflection. It cautions against praying for wealth and urges seeking work, worship, and daily communion to find truth, joy, and satisfaction in labor.
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Jesse J. Rasor
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Lubbock Area
Warmup Frosts Reach Plains As Cold Front Sweeps South
A Canadian cold front brought snow to northern Iowa and widespread frost to the Panhandle and South Plains. Lubbock and Amarillo saw temperatures dip into the 30s while highs near 70 cooled by afternoon sun. Snow showers touched northern Great Lakes and Fort Dodge rooftops.
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Iowa
Seaboard
Florida
Upper
Panhandle
Texas
Red River Valley
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Dalhart
Galveston
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Douglas
Wyo
Mercury
Nebraska
Fort Dodge
Great Lakes
Lubbock
Mike
Staeess
Sadees
Ham
Eae
Renee
Feaeee
Advertising: A Business With Drawbacks
A brief quip on advertising noting it reveals many ways to spend money but offers no clear path to earning it. The remark plays on the paradox of ads creating demand while not delivering profit directly.
Webb Says Soviet Flight Places Russia Ahead in Space Race
NASA administrator James E. Webb said the recent three man Soviet space flight puts Russia clearly ahead of the United States in the space race. He spoke on Monday in Chicago according to AP.
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Chicago
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Goldwater Demands Jenkins Security Check Details
Sen. Barry Goldwater pressed FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to explain why Walter Jenkins did not undergo a thorough security check when moving into a highly sensitive White House role. Johnson ordered a full FBI probe and said he would present all facts on Jenkins, who resigned after his second morals arrest in five years.
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Walter R. Mears Ashington
Barry Goldwater
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Hoover
Jenkins
Johnson
FBI
Congress
Rsonae
Gop
Dean Burch
Goldwater
National Security
Central Quest
Ree Jenkins
Space Agency to Recruit Scientist-Astronauts
NASA will begin selecting 10 to 20 scientists for astronaut training with applications open until December 31. The move follows Soviet orbital achievements and aims to blend scientific, medical, and engineering expertise with piloting training for nonpilot recruits.
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Associated Press
Ashington
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Project Mercury
Astro
The
National Academy of Sciences
Slaying Near Sundown Farm Leaves Man Dead
The mutilated body of Socorro Rodriquez, 46, a Sundown farm laborer, was found early Monday on an unnumbered county road seven miles southwest of Sundown. He had facial and throat slashes, four stab wounds, and a blood stained car. authorities questioned a Latin American man as they traced a second blood scene and a car drive after the attack.
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Avalanche-Journal
Evelland
Sundown
Here
Socorro
Rodriquez
Leveland
Lonzo Jackson
Rodriguez
Hockley
Weir Clem
Justice of the Peace
Earl Ford
Weather map snippet shows U S city readings
Fragmented weather data from AOL TIWEST Weather preface lists city readings for Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Houston Lamaridg Roswell Dallas Fort Worth Denver Oklahoma City with various numbers likely temperatures or codes. The readable portion indicates a regional forecast style but lacks complete sentences or a clear forecast.
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AOL
Tiwest
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