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Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

11 Sep 1964

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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1964

Page

5

Gains Narrow On Stock Market Persistence After Mixed Day

The stock market held a small gain amid mixed trading as oils and rail stocks rose while motors and steels lagged. The Dow Jones edged up to 50.90 with the AP average at 32.01, and the S&P 500 rose to 85.21 amid a 5 million share day. IBM rebounded but pared gains later.

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Jury Deliberates Child Custody Suit

A 240th District Court civil jury began deliberations on a child custody issue in a divorce suit between Clendon Harry Bigham and Betty Jo Bigham. Judge Robert H. Bean noted custody was the sole question for the panel, with jurors A G Hastings Ada Mae Scott Johnnie White Mrs T M Chumley D C Rainwater Paul McLaughlin Herman Norris Cecil Pray Ephraim Larsen Ben R. Low Richard W. Schultz and Dorothy B Nichols.

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Stock list by Mohbat reports Gro Nouski dismisses talk

New York stock list by Joseph E. Mohbat notes Postmaster General John A. Gronouski scoffing at discussions of postal reforms. The brief item highlights reaction from the administration amid market chatter.

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Joseph E. Mohbat Washington John A. Gronouski
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Gronouski Sees Solid Polish American Vote for Johnson

John Gronouski, the first Polish descent cabinet member, says Polish Americans back Johnson. He notes a lack of backlash among Polish groups and estimates 8 to 10 million Polish Americans, concentrated in key states, likely to support Johnson over Goldwater. He has spoken to many Polish American groups this year.

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Livestock Market Report Chicago and Austin AP

Chicago market shows hogs to 17.75 with various weights and price ranges while cattle maintain steady to strong trends with prime loads and mixed grades. Austin poultry in South and East Texas steady with ample supplies and fair demand. slaughter and range pricing noted.

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Texas Tech praises faculty as it enters 40th year

President R. C. Goodwin reported a faculty of 1729 at a general meeting for Texas Tech’s 40th year. The audience filled the Union ballroom as the institution prepares for more than 13 000 students this fall. He commended scholarly achievements and noted plans for further work this year.

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Tech Faculty Plans Eight Year Expansion Totals 727

President reports planning for tech expansion over eight years as directors authorize study. Faculty invited to participate, with goals set on where to go and when to get there. A reception for faculty and staff follows today at the Tech Union ballroom. Student registration runs Tuesday to Thursday noon with classes starting next Friday.

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Credit Union Meet Opens With Registration Near 300

The Texas Credit Union League conference at the Pioneer Hotel begins with 9 a.m. ceremonies as 225 attendees register and expected to approach 300. Keynote by J Orrin Shipe urges education for members and staff, with executives from CUNA and TCUL participating in sessions on finance, advertising, loans, and management.

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Ruth Carter D O opens general practice office

Ruth Carter D O announces the opening of her general practice office at 117 North Avenue U at the corner of Clovis Road. Office number is PO 2 5524 and residential PO 3 3612.

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East German Leader Ulbricht Visits Sofia on Official Trip

East German leader Walter Ulbricht flew to Sofia for an official visit to Bulgaria, the East German news agency reported.

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Panama Canal Sees 13017 Ships Pass In 1963

In 1963 the Panama Canal recorded 13 017 ships transiting the canal. The figure highlights a busy year for global shipping through the waterway.

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Reese AFB Class 65 B Graduates With Silver Wings

Brig. Gen. Henry C. Newcomer urged 47 graduates of Class 65 B at Reese AFB to use their new wings with rigid, aggressive performance. Awards: Corwin H. Kipperhan and Lee A. Adams named distinguished graduates. Brent P. Maxon and Robert J. Wielatz earned ATC trophies. Barrett Jr. received commendation. One graduate became a father as his daughter was born at 3:37 a.m.

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Texas Bases Give Shelter To Planes

A large number of military planes were flown to Texas to escape Hurricane Dora. Dyess AFB sheltered 19 cargo planes from Eglin AFB. Four other cargo aircraft were sent to Bergstrom AFB in Austin, one to Kelly AFB in San Antonio, and another to Perrin AFB in the Sherman Grayson area. Carswell AFB at Fort Worth received 15 aircraft from Hurlburt Field near Fort Walton Beach Florida.

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