Goldwater Seeks Harmony At Summit Meeting
At the August 1964 GOP summit Barry Goldwater pledges to use the presidency to promote peaceful enforcement of civil rights laws and would consult with Eisenhower and Nixon on top national security posts. Some dissent remains as Gov George Romney questions Goldwater and leaves the conference.
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Johnson Rally Draws 3 000 Lawyers at Waldorf Astoria
President Johnson addressed the ABA at the Waldorf Astoria, while his wife shopped near Kennedy Airport. He urged enforcement of the new civil rights law and warned against violence as a path to racial justice.
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Pedal Pushing Dope Salesmen Arrested
ACAPULCO Mexico federal police report a marijuana sales ring shattered with house to house bicycle delivery and telephone orders. Seven persons were arrested in the operation conducted in public areas where the ring operated.
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Riots Rock New Jersey Cities Across Night of Violence
United Press International reports a second night of rioting as hundreds of Negro youths clash with police in Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey. Six youths were arrested in Paterson while Elizabeth sees Molotov bombs, arson, window smashing, and threats as officers flee their burning patrol car.
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City Leaders Laud $3 Million Textile Plant Project
Lubbock officials and business leaders welcomed plans for a $3 million textile plant, praising the move as a boost to cotton quality and regional growth. Executives from Plains Cotton Growers and local banks credited the project with attracting investment, creating jobs, and signaling a favorable business climate in the Southwest.
Hanes Knitting Co to Build Textile Plant in Lubbock
Hanes Knitting Co plans a textile facility in Lubbock costing over 3 million dollars to process 15 000 bales of cotton annually and produce at least 100 000 pounds of fabric weekly. The plant would employ about 60 percent women and support a future garment mill complex for the Southwest.
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Great day for Lubbock as project gains momentum
A speaker praises the wide effort by Lub bock residents who toiled to advance the initiative. He expresses gratitude for the dedication and calls the development a milestone for the city.
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Echo Satellites Close Together Near Crosses The Sky
Echo I marked its fourth anniversary by approaching Echo 0 within about 200 miles. NASA notes that if overhead at night the paths would appear to cross, forming an X in time exposure photos. Echo I, launched from Cape Canaveral on August 12, has weathered its sphere shape but remains usable for bouncing radio signals to Earth.
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Turkey suspends Cyprus flights amid renewed Cyprus tensions
Turkish foreign minister Erkin announced suspension of reconnaissance flights for the time being and pledged UN peace efforts after Ankara cites air raid alerts across the island. Greek Cypriot leaders accuse the United States and Britain of backing Turkish attacks in the Kokkina area, amid protests outside the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia.
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Births and indictments fill Lubbock news items
Multiple birth notices from Sept and Oct list parents and hospital, with weights and times. Separate section reports grand jury indictments in a gambling case and a long list of offenses including burglary theft forgery and passing bad checks with names and addresses of accused.
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Pair Nabbed Near Shop Rite Warehouses
Nightwatchman alerted police after two Black men were seen nearby. Officers found a loaded .25 pistol and $138.25 on the suspects in a parked van. Bias identified one suspect in a 15 minute earlier holdup. A lineup tied one man to the crime. one suspect had prior burglary and armed robbery convictions. Earlier, an 18 year old was arrested after an armed holdup at a bottling plant on 30th Street.
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Liberal House foes worry over foreign aid bill and Dirksen rider
Liberal Democrats in the House vow to oppose any attempt to alter the Supreme Court decision or delay adjournment for a foreign aid bill. The House has approved 3.5 billion for aid, while the Senate trimmed it to 3.25 billion. Senator Gruening proposed adding 1.5 billion for a broader U S public works program.
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