First Come First Served Help Wanted for Birds
Birds are sought to battle a bug brigade in Washington state forests. The program offers benefits to newcomers including lodging and food as the state Department seeks to attract more birds to wooded areas to control pests.
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Gordon W. Schultz
Olympia, Wash
UPI
Newcomrs
Natural Resources
Capitol Forest
Hubert Hoffman
Hoffman
Bert Cole
Cole
Olympia Boy Scouts
Europe
Department
Burglary Reports Spark City Police Investigations
Lubbock police are probing multiple burglaries and thefts including a service station window break, a residence break in on 30th Street with a radio coins and a camera taken, a cigar machine entry attempt on Idalou Road, a back door entry stealing a four speed recorder and a storage loot. Separate item notes follow about a birdhouse forest insect control project and a minor bicycle collision injuring Perry Tipton.
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Betty Mellen
Vanda
City traffic crashes send three to local hospitals
Three people were injured in separate traffic crashes in the city Friday. Michael Isaacs, 12, was hospitalized for observation after a collision at 32nd and Elgin. Charles Floyd, 19, Oklahoma City, suffered head lacerations and a shoulder injury in another crash at 4th and Flint. Pedestrian Nicholas Bidris, 45, Wolfforth, remained in fair condition after being struck at 3200 19th Street by driver Oliver Livingston.
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Hubbock
W. Michael Isaacs
Clovis Isaacs
Taylorspital
32Nd
Elgin Ave
Byron C. Taylor
24Th St
Charles M. Floyd
Okla
Oma City
Methodist Hospital
Case O'B Shea
37Th St
4Th St
Flint
Nicholas Bidris
Wolfforth
Methodist Hosital
Hub Lions Club Junior Rodeo Opens in City at Aufill's Arena
About 600 people attend the first of four performances of the Hub Lions Club Junior Championship Rodeo south of Lubbock on the Tohoka Highway. More than 100 contestants from the South Plains and Eastern New Mexico compete in three age groups 12 and under 13-16 and 16-19. Notable entrants include Tony Haberer Muleshoe 1964 all around world champion junior roper Larry Cochran Las Cruces and Larry Todd Odessa. Women like Jacque McAshan Hope New Mexico compete as top junior ropers. Performances continue today at 1 pm and 7 30 pm with final round Sunday at 1 pm Tickets available at the gate.
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Hub Lions Club
Aufill
Muleshoe
Larry Cohern
Las Cruces
Larry Todd
Odessa
Jacque McAshan
Hope
N.M
Whoopenanny Show Sparks Lubbock Lions Night
Tex Ritter drew seven encores before about 1 200 fans at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for the Lions Club Whoopenanny show. The program featured Handcock Raines the Cumberland Trio Grey the Clown and Bernie Howell orchestra with profits aiding Kerrville Crippled Children’s Camp eyeglasses and Little League youth activities. The second performance was set for 8 15 p m tonight.
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Tex Ritter
Lubbock Lions Club
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Robert Handcock
Barbara Raines
Cumberland
Texas Tech
Lamesa
Lions Crippled Children's Camp
Kerrville
New Schlitz Plant Breaks Ground in Longview
Longview hosts a groundbreaking for a 15 million Schlitz brewing facility. Jos A Schlitz Brewing Company president Robert A Uiblein Jr says a major can maker will build beside the plant and employ 250 plus workers. State officials including Lt Gov Preston Smith attend.
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Longview
Tex
Robert A. Uiblein Jr
Jos. A. Schlitz Brewing Company
Schlitz
Preston Smith
Byron Tunnell
Coke Stevenson, Jr
Liquor iControl Board
War Newsman Lloyd Lehrbas Dies At 66 In Boise
Lloyd Lehrbas a veteran AP foreign correspondent and World War II era official, died at 66 in Boise VA Hospital after a pulmonary ailment. He covered Poland Hungary Italy France China Korea and Manchuria and served with MacArthur in Australia before a long career in journalism and government service. He never married.
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Associated Press
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
Veterans Administration Hospital
Boise
Washington, D.C
No Man's Land
Lehrbas
Poland
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France
China
Korea
Manchuria
No-Man's Land
Warsaw
United States
Army
Australia
Army Air Service
U.S. News & World Report
Chicago
Chicago American
Chicago Tribune
Evening American
Far East
Manila Bulletin
China Press
Shanghai
Washington
Woman Weeps as Krebiozen Protesters Lie In
About 15 cancer patients, led by Mrs Gertrude Brou, staged a sleep in in the reception room of HEW Secretary Anthony Celebrezze to pressure lifting the ban on the drug krebiozen. Brou wept as she and others spent the night on cots and pallets in the secretary’s suite.
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Washington
UPI
Gertrude Brou
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Goldwater Jr and LBJ Campaign Trails Hit Texas Ahead of Voters
Barry Goldwater Jr arrives in Tyler for a rally and heads to San Angelo as his father speaks in San Antonio on a record-tying sixth Texas swing. Clint Walker joins the San Antonio rally with LBJ plans and other appearances across the state.
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Texas
Barry Goldwater Jr
Tyler
San Angelo
San Antonio
Goldwater
Midland
Clint Walker
Election campaign spans Texas and the nation
Reporters map early returns as results from key states shape the night. Dan Blocker schedules stops across Texas and nearby cities to rally support for the Johnson Humphreys ticket while Bush and Yarborough tour multiple counties.
Rally attendance and TV push for Johnson Humphrey ticket
A Houston rally drew crowds as Gov. Connally avoided campaigning on Friday. He planned no further campaign events but would join Gav Prien Danial on a TV program urging support for the Johnson Humphrey ticket. The film will air on 18 Texas stations across multiple southern states Saturday night.
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Houston
John Connally
Fayvmoer
Gav Prien Danial
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Touch Of Spring Noted Over Area
Gusty winds and seasonably warm dry weather give the south Plains a springlike day. A cold front moves into the Texas Panhandle, bringing a modest temperature drop but highs expected in the low to mid 80s. Blustery winds reach up to 34 mph across the region.
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South Plains
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Texas
Australia
Presido
Junci
U.S
Presidential Election Poll Closing Times Across States
The analysis tracks poll closings in states including Vermont Ohio Indiana Illinois Texas California Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Missouri and California results. It notes Johnson’s potential national impact from early states and describes Goldwater's strategy to win key Midwest and Western states.
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Vermont
California
Johnson
Ohio
Iinois
Goldwater
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Paper endorses both candidates in Corning race
The Corning Leader endorsed both President Johnson and Republican challenger Barry Goldwater after owners and editors could not agree. The 16 000 circulation paper stated it presents separate viewpoints to reflect divided loyalties nationally in the current presidential campaign.
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Corning
N.Y
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Levening
Republican Party
United States
Lubbock Hosts Free Halloween Shows and Receptions
Three free Halloween events in Lubbock today invite all ages. The J. B. Maxey Center hosts a House of Horror. Douglas Bowden residence on 2nd Street stages a haunted house with additions from last year. The Bragg home at 1312 32nd Street hosts a second year party with over 1,000 guests last year.
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Kathy
Tommy Bragg
32Nd St
T. E. Bragg
Lubbock
J. B. Maxey Community Center
30Th Street
Nashville Avenue
City Parks and Recreation Department
Douglas Bowden
2Nd St
32nd_St
Braggs
Bragg
FCC Refuses To Bar Tapes On Broadcast
Washington AP The FCC refused to bar George Bush from using taped voice snippets of Democrat Ralph Yarborough in Texas radio and TV debates. It upheld stations’ right to air excerpts despite Yarborough protests claiming distortion and censorship. The ruling cites KHOU TV Houston and 12 affiliates and notes no convincing evidence of distortion. London news brief follows about shopkeepers urged to report money linked to the Great Train Robbery.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
George Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Commission
Yarborough
Bush
Khou-Tv
Houston
KHOU
FCC
E. William Henry
Rosel Hyde
Kenneth Cox
Lee Loevinger
Kaiser Steel Raises Line Pipe Prices to Industry Levels
Kaiser Steel Corp raised prices for line pipe to align with other steel firms as of midnight Thursday night. The move places Kaiser in step with competitors amid broader steel price adjustments.
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Oakland
Calif
Evangelist Bob Hoover to Speak at Vandelia Village Church
Local evangelist Bob Hoover will be the speaker at Vandelia Village Church of Christ. Services are at 7:30, 8:30, 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Bible classes for all ages are held at 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. each Sunday.
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Bob Hoover
Vandelia Village Church
of Christ
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