Lubbock Youth Nominated For State Office
A youth from Lubbock is nominated for state office in a student government process. Committee selections and faculty input shape the path to a formal vote, with names such as Miss TPeath and Robert Schreanear cited among organizers.
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Pyeedes
Hstine Osesstas
Thas
Sexston
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Grel Robert Schreanear
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Million Suit Filed After Traffic Mishap in Albuquerque
A federal suit seeks more than 31 million in damages over a traffic collision near Albuquerque on Oct 19 that killed five people, including Janes E. Daugherty and Laurence J. Smith. Defendants include JW Jones Construction Co and Donon Pasion. Several relatives sue for themselves and minor children.
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James Smith
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Wright Plans Announcement on Future Office in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas Rep Jim Wrinklet indicates an upcoming decision on whether to seek re election or another office After addressing the Texas State Teachers Association annual convention his words point to a possible challenge to Sen Ralph Yarborough in the 1964 Democratic primary. A separate report notes a fatal car crash near Kingsland where 14 year old Darlene Kingsland died and a sibling was injured.
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TST RECOMMENDS S15 RAISE Education Group Ends Meet With Bid For Higher Pay
A fragmented report discusses education funding and a push for higher teacher pay. Mentions Lahore and Texas figures, a university professor, and policy debates within a state education group.
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Banouet honors Dr Cyrus Ray founder of Archaeological Society
Members of the Penge Archace honor Dr Cyrus Ray for years of service to the Thearsansa Hoan, including 17 years as editor of the society news bulletin. The Athene man received a plaque and the first copy of the 1963 society ballot edition. Ray was re elected president emeritus as officers were listed and El Paso was chosen to host the 1964 convention.
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BeGins Today Airline Opens Service Here
Bison Airlines launches local service with inaugural flight from Roswell to Lubbock today. Roswell Chamber of Commerce and news crews attend a noon arrival at Municipal Airport followed by luncheon in Sky Line Dining Room. The route links Midland Odessa, El Paso, Hobbs, Carlsbad, Roswell, Artesia, Las Cruces and Santa Fe with jet connections at El Paso, Midland Odessa and Albuquerque.
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Burglars Hit School and City Firms in Night of Vale
Burglars smashed doors and entered multiple locations including a school and City firms on a Friday night. They pried open safes, stole change and small items while leaving scattered papers and damaged offices. Police reported no fatalities.
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Yarborough to Oppose Connally in 1964 Primary
Liberal Democrat Yarborough will challenge Gov. Connally in the upcoming Texas primary. Connally opened the door for the challenge by criticizing a Texas districting ruling and attacking federal judges. Connally labeled the panel's decision politically motivated amid election tensions in Houston.
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Cotton Price Resolution Adopted By Lubbock Farm Bureau
The Lubbock County Farm Bureau approved a cotton price resolution at its annual convention held at the Lubbock Christian College Fieldhouse. The plan urges base purchase legislation toward a free market and supports gradual price reductions with increased acreage and sales incentives, aiming to boost cotton sales and offset government protections.
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Idalou
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Texas Tech Homecoming Parade and Events Schedule
Texas Tech hosts a two day Homecoming with a queen crowning and a full slate of activities. Friday features a 4 pm basketball game between Red Raider varsity and freshman teams, a pep rally at 7:30 pm, queen crowning at 8:30 pm, and class reunions later that night. Saturday includes a parade at 10 am through downtown Lubbock and a Southwest Conference football game as the Raiders face Rice.
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Governor Campbell attends NMMI Governor's Day in Roswell
Governor Jack M. Campbell and about 600 officials attended the first annual Governor's Day at New Mexico Military Institute. Cadet Lt. Col. G. Brooks Frazar of Wharton Texas received the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross Achievement first time in five years for an outstanding ROTC cadet. Cadets Jesse Mechem Las Cruces and James G. Meikle Palo Alto California won the Distinguished Military Student Award.
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