Nixon Muskie Set South Plains Spotlight Tour
Nixon and Muskie will visit Texas on a two day swing stopping in four cities. Nixon plans Fort Worth San Antonio Austin and El Paso with Julie and Tricia and David Eisenhower. Entourage includes Thruston Morton Melvin Laird Donald Rumsfeld and Robert Finch. The exact speech site remains to be determined.
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Tricia
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
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San Antonio
Austin
Paso
Sen
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Kentucky
Melvin Case Laird
Wisconsin
U.S
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Ilinois
Robert Finch
California
Time and politics mix in late 1960s coverage
The piece notes daylight saving time and time zone adjustments under the Uniform Time Act of 1966. It highlights regional changes, upcoming referendums, and travel plans for Senator Muskie including a West Texas visit with local officials coordinating a two to three hour stop at the Lubbock venue.
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Minor
Transportation Department
United States
Hawaii
Arizona
Tesas
Utah
Kansas
Michican
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
John Connally
Plains
Muskie
AL Sturdevant
Wish- Inston
McAtster
Hod
Doed Bhanehiard
Delwin Jones
Elmer Tarbox
Elmer Tarbox. “Loam Pleased That Sen. Muskie
Mahon
Avalanche-Journal
United States Senate
Texas Tech Celebrates Homecoming Parade and Banquet
Almost 60 000 people lined Broadway for the Homecoming parade while more than 10 000 exes and families filled Municipal Coliseum for a luncheon. A record 50 552 attended pregame ceremonies at Jones Stadium as Alpha Phi Omega led planning efforts. Sigma Nu earned the Sweepstakes Trophy for its float, with Kappa Alpha and Phi Delta Theta also placing in the fraternity division. The day concluded with a Coliseum dance to the Strawberry Alarm Clock.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Small
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Delta Delta Delta
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Weymouth Hall
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
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Dunlap's
Frontier Saving Stamps, Inc
Roy Furr
Tech Board
Retha’r. Martin
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Red Raider Band
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Mark Anthony
Brownfield Man Dies After Illness
Arnold Gene Tyview 2b of Brownfield died at 4 20 p m Saturday in Brownfield General Hospital relatives said he had been an invalid since birth Funeral services will be in Brownfield Memorial Chapel today at 2250 nom Daisy Wiltbanks of Lubbock will officiate Burial will be in Terry County Memory Cemetery under direction of Brownfield Funeral Home Survivors are his parents Mr and Mrs Burley Vyter a sister Linda McWilliams of Lubbock and a stepmother Apes Troy Wright of Brownfield
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Mas
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P Brownfield
Moon Shot Prelude Hailed By Reds In Space Rendezvous
In Jodrell Bank England Sir Bernard Lovell says Russian Soyuz 3 could circumnavigate the Moon in a month if successful. Space expert notes such rendezvous techniques are essential for future moon and interplanetary flights and orbiting space platforms.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
Two Die as Wreckage Cleared from Talley Crash
Two men died after a high speed Talley car crash in Lubbock. The right rear tire and a four foot ax handle were torn from the wreckage, officials said. Talley identified at hospital around 6 p.m. Justice of the Peace LeCroy announced both deaths about 5:45 p.m. at the Methodist emergency room. Gomez child funeral pending at Henderson Funeral Directors. Talley’s body to Bellaire, a Herston suburb, today.
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Wayne LeCroy
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Henderson Funeral Directors
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Oto Bellaire
Herston
SMU Rolls Past Tech on Homecoming as Raiders Collapse
SMU Mustang quarterback completes 29 of 50 passes fueling a 34 14 victory over Tech in homecoming chaos. Tech fumbles in second quarter set up SMU scores including a bomb reception by Jerry Levins and three Ricky Lesser field goals. The win improves SMU to 3 0 in SWC while Tech drops to 2 1 conference play and faces tough remaining games.
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Kenny Winyard
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Jerry Levins
Secant
Mustangs
Ricky Lesser
Crimson Tide
Hayden Fry
Rice
TCU
Baylor
Arkansas
Dallas
Sixth
University
Birth Announcements From West Texas Hospital And Local Homes
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R Castilla of 222 2nd St on a daughter born weighing 4 pounds 6 ounces at West Texas Hospital Friday. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Clark Pepper of 1119 45th St welcome a son 10 pounds 2 ounces at 4 50 p.m. Friday. Mr and Mrs Donald C Barrett of 4th St announce a son 7 pounds 10 ounces at 4 07 p.m. Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Cleaver Rt 1 Meadow report twins 6 pounds 4 ounces and 8 pounds 1 ounce born 1 49 a.m. and 12 18 a.m. Saturday. Mr and Mrs Philip Campbell 2515 9th St announce a son 7 pounds 8 ounces at 1 57 a.m. Saturday. Mr and Mrs Subas Mendez Ropesville welcome a daughter 6 pounds 1 ounce at 1 28 p.m. Friday. Mr and Mrs Mroo Ramos 206 50th St report a daughter 6 pounds 0 ounces at 9 20 p.m. Friday. Mr and Mrs J Quigles 118 FB St report a daughter weight unknown at 1 p.m. Friday.
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Pam
West Texas Hospital
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45Th St
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Donald C. Barrett Sie
Tech
Frank Cleaver
Rt. 1
Meadow
Methodist Hospital
Sunset Church of Christ
Philip Campbell
9Th St
Subas Mendez
Ropesville
Latis Chine
Mroo
Jesus Ramos
50Th St
Lauf
J. Quigles
Cifford-Hill- Western
Polls show Nixon leading Humphrey amid shifting votes
A Daily News straw poll shows Nixon ahead by two points over Humphrey with Wallace at 8.6 percent. National polls by Harris and Gallup show varying results, Humphrey gaining breakthrough support while Wallace declines, as campaigns weigh national trends against electoral votes.
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Daily News
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Harris
Newsmen
Gallup
Cincinnati
GOP
Cabbies Report Dual Robberies Near Mast 24th Street
Two gunmen robbed cab drivers J. W. Ralston and Walter Hopkins and a passenger near Mast 24th Street and Redbud Avenue, taking about 150 dollars. They were last seen after picking up a Negro man at a drug store on 18th Street and Avenue A who asked to go to 22 Redbud.
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Eddie Reed
Mast 24Th Street
Redbud Avenue
Walter Hopkins
Checker Cab Co
18Th Street
Avenue A
International control of pelt sales urged to save big cats
United Nations and conservation groups urge tighter global controls on tiger jaguar leopard and other spotted cats skins. They warn poaching and black market trade threaten extinction with leaders and the public urged to curb demand to protect wild populations.
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