Yarborough predicts parity retained in farm bill debate
Sen Ralph Yarborough told the Plainview audience that the Senate will take up basic farm legislation and likely complete action Tuesday. He backed maintaining parity for farm grain, cotton, and wheat, and said he and Sen Joe Montoya will offer an amendment to keep parity in the field grains program.
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Lubbock Chooses Architects for Memorial Civic Center and Library
Architects McMurtry and partners were named to design Lubbock Memorial Civic Center and a new central library in a regular meeting. Local firms were invited to bid, with no set fee figures yet, and work to be supervised by the city and the Urban Renewal Agency within the designated redevelopment area.
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Prayer for unity and duty from a Lubbock reader
A reader from Lubbock offers a brief prayer as the new year begins calling for unity of purpose devotion to duty and self discipline and concern for one another in peaceful partnership.
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Finest Lauded as Perry Police Banquet Honors 11th Year
Nearly 500 attendees including officers, spouses, and guests gathered at the Perry Park Coliseum for the 11th annual Police Appreciation Banquet. Dr Joseph P. Allen of NASA spoke on space exploration and public service while tributes came from Gov. Preston Smith Mayor James Granberry and other local leaders. See page 9 for full coverage.
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Agnew Targets Dem Critics In 6 State Campaign Swing
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew assailed Democratic critics as leftist and derelict while launching a Republican campaign tour. He voiced the Nixon message to the people and planned travels through six states where November elections hinge on new Senate races. Sen. Ralph T. Smith welcomed the visit as a boost in his race against Adlai Stevenson.
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Proposals for Juvenile System Overhaul Spark Local Protest
A National Council on Crime and Delinquency study on Lubbock's juvenile justice urges quadrupling probation staff and halting county jail detention of youths. It backs a $500,000 plus detention center, regionalization, and expanded counseling, while stressing gradual probation improvements and community care before building new facilities. Local officials at the courthouse cry funding limits, alarmed by the scope and cost of reforms.
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Hurricane Ella Aims for Louisiana Texas Coasts
Ella strengthens from a tropical disturbance to a major storm in the Gulf. Forecasters warn Louisiana and Texas coasts could be affected within 48 hours with landfall expected by Saturday morning.
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Huge Toll Seen In India Floods in Gujarat State
Reports from Bombay and Ahmadabad say between 500 and 1000 people are believed dead after a week of floods in Gujarat. No official tally due to cut communications with many towns. The army has been called in to rescue thousands stranded along river banks.
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Hostage Crisis Deepens as Passengers Include Women and Children
United States presses for release of seven hostages amid hijackings involving four planes. Geneva Red Cross coordinates airlift of medical supplies as 155 moved to Amman hotel and 257 remain aboard the jets. Maury Ammer, Red Cross officials say, notes precarious conditions.
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Front Brings Cooler Readings And Light Rain Across Texas
A cool front dipped into the Panhandle and South Plains with morning showers totaling up to 0.59 inches in Lubbock. Temperatures were forecast to stay cool with highs near the upper 70s and lows in the mid-50s as the system drifts southward, bringing continued unsettled weather across the plains and Gulf Coast region.
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