Big Money Flows In Tech Football Setup and Budget
Texas Tech athletic budget details how 197,500 home football receipts, 120,000 road game take, 145,000 student fees, 55,000 Red Raider Club, and 85,000 basketball receipts fund operations. Six visiting teams share roughly 52,666 each, with large checks to UT and road-game returns around 30,000 per trip. surplus supports scholarships and non revenue sports. stadium capacity and student seats affect revenues, while expansion waits for sellouts.
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Texas Tech
Polk Robison
Tech
Red Raider
Robison
Jones Stadium
West Texas State
University of Texas
Municipal Coliseum
Fuans
Texas University
North Slope
SWC
College Comptroller's
Athletic Department
Comptroller
Johnson Draws Large Crowd in Way of Peace Message
Johnson urged patience and preparedness as he spoke to 18,000 at Convention Hall and hundreds of thousands watched the motorcade. He cited unity from Washington to Kennedy and noted Kosygin signaling cautious, peaceful U. S.-Soviet relations. He promised to uphold the presidency with a steady, prudent approach.
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Johnson
Convention Hall
Howard Leary
George Washington
John F. Kennedy
America
Wichita
Kan
Salt Lake City
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
United States
W P Hewitt Funeral Slated In Tulsa
Funeral services are set for W. P. Hewitt 88 a South Plains resident since 1902 at Wallace Funeral Chapel at 2 pm Burial follows at Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction Hewitt died Wednesday at Hill Haven Convalescent Home in Amarillo Born in Gainesville he moved to Tulia in 146 He was a farmer retired and married to Miss Henrietta Bowers March 10 1897 in Coleman County Surviving are his wife a Q T of Tulia a daughter in law Mrs Girlie Ricketson Amarillo three brothers Joe Grand Junction Colorado Holder of Waco and Frank of Seymour a sister Mrs Levenia Jackson Amarillo and three grandchildren
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Tulsa
W. P. Hewitt
South Plains
Wallace Funeral
Rose Hill
Wallace Funeral Home
Hewitt
Hill Haven
Amarillo
Gainesville
Tulia
Paris
Henrietta Bowers
Coleman County
Aeus
Q. T
Girlie Ricketson
Joe
Grand Junction
Coalo
Holder
Waco
Frank
Seymour
Levenia Jackson
Goldwater Attacks Rusk and Otepka Security Case
Barry Goldwater blasted Dean Rusk over the Otepka security matter and the Johnson administration for coverups tied to Bobby Baker and Estes. He cited wire tapping in the State Department and questioned cabinet level conduct. He spoke amid a Harrisburg train appearance predicting Pennsylvania would vote Republican.
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State Department
Otto Otepka
Goldwater
Dean Rusk
Otepka
Rusk
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Billy Sol Estes
Jenkins
Cabinet Leves
White House
FBI
U.S
Harrisburg
Steel
Pennsylvania
Yarborough Bid Ties to Johnson TV Appearance in Texas
UPI reports President Johnson invited U.S. Senator Ralph Yarborough to join him on a Texas election eve TV program to aid Yarborough in his tight race against Republican George Bush. Johnson will fly into Austin to vote on Tuesday as the White House considers a statewide or nationwide broadcast.
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Austin
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
George Bush
White House
Pee
Johnson City
Gypsy Prince Dies in Austin After Shooting
Fifteen-year-old Prince Miller Evans died from a gunshot wound after a two day vigil at Brackenridge Hospital. King Joe Evans led about 200 gypsies who camped outside the hospital since Tuesday. The prince, son of Mr and Mrs John Evans, was a member of the royal leadership of the E Evans gypsy tribe. The king said the youth shot himself with a .22 caliber pistol over a broken romance. The Evans tribe migrated from Romania and has traveled Texas for 25 years, coming from Illinois previously.
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Austin
UPI
Miller Evans
King
Joe Evans
Nephrew
John Evans
E. Evans
Texas
Young
Evans
Fort Worth
Illinois
Brackenridge Hospital
Romania
Pearson Funeral Held Today for Mrs Opal Pearson
Funeral services for Opal Pearson 57 of 3513 25th Street were held at 2 p.m. in Sanders Memorial Chapel with Dr J Ralph Grant and Rev J T Bolding officiating. Burial followed in Lubbock City Cemetery. She died at Methodist Hospital after a five month illness. Survivors include two sons, two brothers, two sisters and five grandchildren. Pallbearers were B J Gafford James Shearer Don Holton J C Rutherford Roy Beckner and Alton Brazell.
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Opal Pearson
25Th’ St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
J. Ralph Grant
First Baptist Church
J. T. Bolding
Pearson
Lubbock
Aspermont
B. L. Pearson
3Rd St
H. D. Pearson
25Th St
Ed Love
Amherst
Houston
Love
Colorado City
Swenson Boyd
Jesse Lankford
Longeach
Calif
B. J. Gafford
James Shearer
Don Holton
J.C. Rutherford
Roy Beckner
Alton Brazell
President signals concern over steel price rise
The President and associate voiced opposition to higher steel prices amid talks on wage pressures and inflation. Bethlehem Steel's report showed gains but did not match top industry highs, while executives weigh profits against political considerations on election eve.
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Blough
Bethlehem
White House
Martin
Mrs. Cobb Rites Today at Broadway Church of Christ
Services for Mrs. Mary Cobb 86 of 301 FE Loyola are set for 2 30 p m today at Broadway Church of Christ with Dr William S Banowsky officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park under Rix Funeral Home directions. She died Wednesday in Wichita Falls. Survivors include a daughter and a sister. Pallbearers named Travis Stone Marvin Lee Jones Roy Jones Bob Burnett Jim Witt and Herbert D Smith.
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Mary Cobb
Loyola
Broadway Church
of Christ
William S. Banowsky
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Mrs. Oliver Funeral Slated
Services for Mrs. Buddy Oliver, 62, of 2717 62nd St., will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Franklin-Bartley Chapel with Bill Brown of Broadway Church of Christ officiating. She died at 8:25 a.m. Thursday in West Texas Hospital after a lengthy illness. She lived in Lubbock 20 years, coming from Abilene, and was a member of Vandalia Church of Christ. Surviving: husband, Curtis Taylor of Troy Mo., two daughters Letha Farmer of Troy and Mrs. Charles Hutt of Kirkwood Mo., a stepdaughter Mrs. Glen Crocker of San Antonio, a brother George Pearce of Fairbanks Alaska, two sisters Mrs. King Mitchell of Tuscola Tex and Mrs. Blanch Gibson of Austin, and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers include Harold Chapman, Carroll Berryman, Tom Lawson, Graham Furrh, Leon Williams and Basil L. Webb.
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Buddy Oliver
62Nd St
Franklin-Bartley
Curtis Taylor
Troy Mo
Letha Farmer
Troy
Charles Hutt
Kirkwood
Glen Crocker
San Antonio
George Pearce
Fairbanks
Alaska
King Mitchell
Tuscola
Tex
Blanch Gibson
Austin
Harold Chapman
Carroll Berryman
Tom Lawson
Graham Furrh
Leon Williams
Basil L. Webb
Wayne Dolloff Funeral Today
Services for Wayne Dolloff 61 are at 3 p m today at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Elwyn Lambright officiating Burial will follow in Seminole Cemetery under the direction of Seminole Memorial Chapel Funeral Home Dolloff lived in Gaines County 32 years and died 11 p m Wednesday at Memorial Hospital Survivors include his wife two daughters Mrs Bobby Riordan Seminole and Mrs Clara Robinson Odessa two sons Clyde Seminole and Vernon Carlsbad two sisters Mrs Sam Young Lubbock and Mrs Homa Choate Milwaukee Ore four brothers Malcolm Lubbock Plains J Seagraves and Dawson Phoenix and nine grandchildren
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Seminole
Wayne Dolloff
Calvary Baptist Church
Elwyn Lambright
Seminole Cemetery
Seminole Memorial Chapel Funeral Home
Dolloff
Gaines County
Memorial Hospital
Bobby Riordan
Clara Robinson
Odessa
Clyde Seminole
Vernon
Carlsbad
Sam Young
45Th St
Lubbock
Homa Choate
Milwaukee
Ore
Malcolm
Ave
N. Lubbock
Plains
Seagraves
Dawson
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico to sign amended trade pact with Egypt
Mexico plans to sign an amended trade pact with Egypt, signaling a shift in regional economic ties. Officials expect the deal to expand trade and investment while clarifying tariff and regulatory terms for both countries.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Egypt
Sossaman Rites Set In Paducah
Johnny H. Sossaman 69 died Thursday after a 12 day illness. Funeral at Missionary Baptist Church Paducah with Rev. Richard Bolt presiding. Burial Garden of Memories Cemetery Norris Funeral Home. Survived by wife three sons John L Marvin Trivor all of Paducah two daughters Mrs William Long Cactus and Mrs Bonnie Lee Barnes Fort Worth sister Mrs Bonnie Green Sacramento Calif 15 grandchildren three great grandchildren.
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Paducah
Johnny H. Sossaman
Missionary Baptist Church
Richard Bolt
Garden of Memories
Norris Funeral Home
Sossaman
Richard Memorial Hospital
Cattle County
van Zandt County
John L
Marvin
Trivor
William Long
Cactus
Bonnie Lee Barnes
Fort Worth
Bonnie Green
Sacramento
Calif
Rites Saturday for Claude W. Moore in Fort Worth
Funeral services for Claude W. Moore a 52 year old former Lubbock resident will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Lucas Funeral Home Chapel Fort Worth Moore died Thursday morning in a Fort Worth hospital after about seven months illness He lived in Lubbock in the early 1940s then moved to Fort Worth later returned to Lubbock and again moved to Worth Worth where he owned a plant nursery Survivors include his wife Elizabeth a son Bobby Fort Worth and a daughter Mrs John Grisham of Hurst
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Fort Worth
Claude W. Moore
Lubbock
Lucas Funeral Home
Moore
Worth Worth
Elizabeth
Bobby
John Grisham
Hurst
Traitor or Convert A Rant On Loyalty By Julien Hyer
A fragmentary, polemical note cites Judas and Paul to discuss loyalty and shifting sides. The author, Julien C Hyer, questions judgment biases and how position affects moral labeling in a historical voice.
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Judas
Paul
Egypt to revise shipping laws to align with international norms
Cairo Egypt will revise several shipping regulations to harmonize with international standards. Officials say the changes target safety, port operations, and maritime trade practices to improve compatibility with neighboring economies.
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Cairo
Egypt
Rites Set For Miss Goodgame
Miss Rena Martha Goodgame 57 died at Harris Memorial Hospital Fort Worth after a month of illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday in Missionary Baptist Church with Rev G C Laney officiating. Burial Buck Creek Cemetery near Paducah. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs H C Goodgame Paducah four sisters and five brothers. Count of siblings and spouses listed. long regional ties.
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Paducah
Rena Martha Goodgame
Missionary Baptist Church
G. C. Laney
Richard Bolt
Buck Creek
Norris Funeral Home
Goodgame
Harris Memorial Hospital
Fort Worth
Tulsa
H. C. Goodgame
Mildred Baldwin
Denver
Colo
Grover
Black
Phoenix
Ariz
Nina Goodgame
Floyd Finch
Cee Wee
Tex
Lee
Vernon
Nolan
Midland
Clifton
Laquire
Okla
Melvin
Odessa
Muriel
Hobbs
N. M
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Yarborough
Gypsy ‘Prince
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Miss Goodgame
Kennedy Memorial
H. Self
Broadway
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