Red Bosses Approve of Two Man Leadership
The piece notes 40 years since Lenin's death and references Georgi Malenkov and Nikita Khrushchev in the Kremlin power shifts after Stalin. It mentions Malenkov briefly holding two posts and Khrushchev's ouster on October 15, with the sighted reaction from the Communist world praising mainly China.
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Red
V.I. Lenin
Malenkov
Georgi Malenkov
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Moscow
West
Poland
Gomulka
Mongolia
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchevy
Central Committee
Burton’s Death Spurs Memorial Services and Legacy
Memorial services announced for Justice Burton at All Souls Unitarian in Washington and First Unitarian in Cleveland. The Ohio jurist, a soft spoken reformer and wartime veteran, shaped a string of Civil Rights era rulings and served as U S Senator and Cleveland mayor. He influenced the Supreme Court during landmark decisions and remained active in public life until his health declined.
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Justice Burton
All Souls Unitarian Church
Washington
First Unitarian Church
Cleveland
Burton
Truman
Senate
Truman Committee
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S. Court of Claims
Ohio
361St Infantry
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Ypres
General Motors-Du Pont
Harry Bridges
American Unitarian Association
United States
Canada
Selma Florence Smith
West Newton
Mass
Weidner
R. Wallee Adler
William S. Burton
Robert 5. Burton
Shaker Heights
Republican caravan targets voters as candidates attack Democrats
The GOP caravan moves through Austin to Lubbock and Amarillo with speakers like Fred Neumann and Don Flanagan criticizing Democratic policies and urging tax restraint. Actor Walker accuses Johnson of mismanaging foreign policy and warns of communism, while Kennerly and Matthews push for a Texas Supreme Court seat and land policy changes.
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Fred Neumann
GOP
Dallas Calmes
Supreme Court
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
John) Connally
Matthews
Don Flanagan
Walker
Johnson
Goldwater
Cuba
Imate
Hubert Humphrey
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Russia
Lee Harvey Oswald
America
Austin
Lubbock
Laredo
del Rio J
San Angelo
Amarillo
Dalhart
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Houston
Bill Hayes
George Bush
U.S. Senate
Junior College Referendum Defeated in Lea County
In Lovington Hobbs Tatum and Eunice voters approved a junior college district referendum while Jal voters rejected it. Required 15 percent turnout per town. four towns backed the measure, Jal opposed..tax funding would have come from local taxes with two years to regroup before another vote.
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Lovington
Lea County
Hobbs
Tatum
Jal
Eunice
Bush Cancels Lubbock Stop on Senate Campaign Trail
Texas Republican candidate George sh cancels plane stop in Lubbock during a brief Saturday visit plan.
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Bush
Lubbock
Texas
U. S. Senate
George Sh
Athletic budget details reveal football dominates costs
The annual budget of 703 500 covers salaries for Robison football coach J T King basketball coach Gene Gibson and staff including a sports information director, a ticket manager and two secretaries. It notes six assistant football coaches and a trainer plus an academic counselor focused on football players. The piece outlines travel maintenance equipment and stadium debt tied to Jones Stadium with amortization funded by seat options and ticket surcharges not in the department’s operating budget.
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Robison
J. T. King
Gene Gibson
Bill Holmes
Gibson
Physical Education
Houston
Jones Stadium
Municipal Coliseum
Tech
Bank Robber Uses Taxi in $4000 Big Spring Heist
A man robbed Security State Bank in Big Spring of 4000 dollars on Wednesday using a taxicab as his getaway. He left the bank with the money after delivering a note to teller Darlene Dabney, then fled in the cab to Big Spring State Hospital where he was arrested 15 minutes later. The suspect, identified as Herginio S. Moto, 35, of Santurce Puerto Rico, claimed the crime. Police recovered the cash and obtained the cab number from a witness.
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Big Spring
Security State Bank
Big Spring State Hospital
Herginio S. Moto
Santurche
Puerto Rico
Justice of the Peace
Jess Slaughter
Darlene Dabney
Johnson Campaign Visit Draws Strong California Crowd
President Johnson's California trip drew large pro Johnson crowds as he urged medicare support and praised bipartisan Congress. He noted Governor Brown and Chief Justice Warren while GOP rivals Miller Goldwater Humphrey parts spoke of regional conservatism and electoral strategy. Police protected the downtown route as supporters waved from shops and offices.
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Johnson
California
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Gov. Brown
Earl Warren
Warren
City Hall
Civic Center
7Th
Broadway
Washington
Moscow
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Equal Time Exemption
Goldwater petitions the Supreme Court seeking immediate review of a ruling that grants an equal time exemption under the Communications Act. The filing argues the decision affects voters and the right to hear both sides before presidential voting, urging quick action. The Justice Department opposes lest the FCC ruling be altered, offering to present arguments if needed.
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Supreme Court
Goldwater
United States
Court of Appeals
Justice Department
FCC
Commission
Lubbock GOP alleges false addresses on voter rolls
Lubbock County Republicans accuse more than 140 voters in Precinct 20 of listing vacant lots parks demolitions or non existent post office boxes as addresses. They plan to hand the list to county officials and seek action amid broader Texas GOP poll tax and registration concerns.
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Lubbock County
Republicans
GOP
Syd Moore
Lubbock
Texas
Moore
William R. Shaver
Grady Harrist
Kellis Dibrell
Seguin
Dibrell
Births Reported Across Local Hospitals This Week
A sequence of birth notices lists dozens of families from Slaton to Lubbock and nearby towns. Parents include Melvin Walter farmer Jimmy Stewart mailman Cesario Torres archer Wilton Phillips and others with newborns ranging from seven pounds to over eight pounds. Hospitals cited include Tecust, Methodist, Keenne, Lubbock Hospital, Lauf Clinic and West Texas Hospital with fathers described as laborers, contractors, or repairmen.
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Melvin Walter
Slaton
Wedenday
Tecust Hospital
Jimmy
Stewart
21Th St
Methodist Hospital
Cesario Torres
9Th St
Keenne Hospital
Archer
Goldwater Campaign Appeals to Grass Roots Support
Goldwater drew cheering crowds across nonmetropolitan areas and urged voters to back his policies after denouncing extremism and criticizing church leaders for partisan politics. He accused Johnson of adopting his ideas on tax cuts and federal tax sharing with states. He warned media echo criticism and highlighted his insistence on a no-strings approach to federal-state funding.
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Worker
Communist Party
Republican Party
The
Oshkosh
Lourdes
Brother John
Goldwater
Belleville
Johnson
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U.S
Caravan
Armstrong
Bobby Baker
Walter Jenkins
ERN
Switzerland
Republica
Clint
Cheyenne) Walker
Barry Goldwater
Jack Crichton
Horace Houston
John Trice
Ageet
Oral Gop
Wednes- RY
Municipal
Ralph Yarborough
South Plains
Koko Palace
Sen
Axtell Byles
New Braunfels
State
Republican Executive Committee
Byles
Wilton Phillips
73Rd St
Hoeital
L. Gley Cement Contractor
Jacinto Rios
Rt. 1
Wilson
Lauf Clinic
Roque Infante
Lauf
Charlie Patton
Rt. 2
Brena
Phillips-Copus Co
BERR
Eramaso Cadena
Ropesville
Raymond Fosa
West Texas Hospital
Plaing Pump Service
Ernest J. Bowman
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