Absentee vote surge seen in Lubbock County ahead of election
Deputy clerk Mrs. Irma Vaughn says absentee ballots may exceed 1964 totals as mail requests rise. In six days, 790 absentee ballots cast 230 in person and 260 by mail with deadline adjustments for in person voting November 1 and mail ballots due by noon November 5.
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Local Men Join Staff of LCR
Two former Lubbock law officers join the Texas Liquor Control Board as investigators after training at LCR headquarters in Austin. Cody Briehn will cover Harlingen and a large Rio Grande Valley area, Bill Allen is assigned to the lease office, Leon Bowman reports no local staff additions. training ended Oct. 18.
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Leon Bowman
Goin' Band to Sell Limited Homecoming Record
Goin' Band from Raiderland will offer a special edition homecoming record after the game this Saturday. Texas Tech students, fans and alumni may buy the 215 rpm disc for $1.50 at East and West gates, featuring Tech Fight Song and Matador Song among others performed by the Court Jesters and the Goin' Band.
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County Attorney Wins JP Case In First Since Office
County Attorney Tom Purdom won his first justice court case since taking office on October 16. The trial before Justice Wayne LeCroy ended with John William Grabber found guilty of speeding and fined 20 dollars. Purdom, who has handled one other case, swore in assistants Philip Brumiette and Harold Brown on Wednesday.
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Indians protest relief delay in Jalpaiguri riot
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi cut short a visit to the flood struck Jalpaiguri as more than 400 victims staged violent demonstrations. Protesters pelted police guarding Gandhi’s lodging and several were injured before authorities dispersed the crowd.
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Johnson Signs Military Justice Reform Bill
President Johnson signed a bill streamlining the military justice system and expanding protections for servicemen tried by courts martial. He said the measure ensures fair treatment under law and may be his last act on behalf of armed forces before leaving office.
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