Northwest Texas LDS District Holds Open Quarterly Conference
More than 1,000 people are expected at the first quarterly conference of the reorganized Northwest Texas District of the LDS Church in Lubbock. Sessions run today and Sunday at 3211 58th St with leaders from Salt Lake City to oversee priesthood and genealogical meetings.
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Texas
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Lubbock
58Th St
Sanfred Elieson
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Texas Mission
Melvin O. Deardon
Midland
Albert Wilson
Panhandle
Amarillo
John M. Anderson
Mission Presidency
F. S. Gonzalez
Relief Society
Dorothy Erick‘son
Congress Debates Reapportionment Proposals Amid Chaos
Senate leaders discuss the Dirksen Mansfield amendment claiming it worsens chaos while Pastore urges constitutional change and hearings with governors invited. House considers Rep. Tuck’s bill to strip courts of jurisdiction, opposed by Celler as unconstitutional though deemed lesser evil.
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Supreme Court
Congress
House
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Tuck
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Dirksen
Celler
Pay Hike Aims at Federal Pay Raise For Elite Posts
Congress races to adjourn by August 22 as negotiations continue on foreign aid and Social Security. New pay scales raise top officials to 39 500 for Supreme Court associate justices and 40 000 for chief justice, with cabinet undersecretaries and agency heads also boosted. Average increases hover around 10 percent for white collar workers and 5.6 percent for postal staff.
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America
Jenius
FBI
Space Agency
Agency For International Development
State
Defense
Solicitor General
Selective Service
Supreme Court
Chalk Garden at Tech shows stage flair in adaptation
Chalk Garden on page one highlights a Tech production directed by Ray Moody Dailey a graduate assistant in the speech department. The cast includes Pat Eakins Pat Rogers Maitland Elyse Soape Pat Bailey Susan Harris Joyce Taylor Laurel Mary Dee Harris Olivia and Dale Karpe who also serves as technical director each performance offers a distinct dramatic interpretation compared with the film.
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London
New York
Raymo Dailey
Chalk Garden
Pat Eakins
Miss Madrigal
Pat Rogers
Maitland
Elyse Soape
Pat Bailey
Laurel
Susan Harris
Joyce Taylor
Laure
Cyprus Crisis Deepens As Hunger Warns Of Blockade
In Cyprus the Greek and Turkish communities face renewed tensions after Makarios moves to alter minority rights sparked December clashes. UN mediation continues as India’s Thimayya and Kuchuk report on a five day ceasefire and a looming bread shortage threatens 35000 Turkish Cypriots unless kerosene supplies resume.
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Greece
Turkey
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Peta Feridun Cemal Erkin
Papandreou
London Foreign Office
Richard A. Butler
Kuchuk
Thimayya
Nic Osia
U.N
Lubbockite Wins In Crosby Rodeo Bulldogging Title
Crosbyton Special Lloyd Croslin of Lubbock won bulldogging in Crosbyton rodeo with a 3.3 second time, besting Bowie Wesley of Happy at the second performance of the 17th Crosbyton Rodeo. Darrel Williams of Crosbyton finished third with 5.1 seconds. The final performance starts at 8 p.m. today at the rodeo grounds sponsored by the Lions Club, with an art and sidewalk show to follow.
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Lloyd Croslin
Lubbock
Bowie Wesley
Happy
Croslin
Wesley
Darrel Williams
Rodeo Grounds
The
Lions Club
Myred Cargill
Plainview
Uo Baldo
Allen
Nashaw Iffle
Judy Kerr
Idalou
Red Whatley
Crostor
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Koonsman
Dickens
Garandy
Is Viewi Ng
Craik Merie ‘Guthrie
Guy Daniels
Ralls
Turk ey politician dies after long tenure in San Antonio
A Turkish politician who served as county judge in San Antonio since 1920 died Friday. The loss ends a nearly century of public service in the region.
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San Antonio
Turkey
House raises Members expenses and funds extra clerks
Representatives boosted annual expense accounts by 600 dollars and voted to hire an extra clerk each. The changes take effect January 1 with salaries rising to 30 thousand dollars for members. Some 2 million additional operating costs could result if all use the increases.
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Washington
House
John Kyl
R-Iown
Senate
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Johnson
Congress
Police Seek Tattooed Killer After Dallas Freeway Shooting
Two people were killed on a downtown Dallas street when a gunman with a tattoo on his forehead pulled up, ordered Manuela Chavez and Pablo Estrada into a car, and opened fire after Chavez resisted. A 15 year old witness described the slayer’s cross tattoo.
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Dallas
UPI
Manuela Chavez
Pablo Estrada
Estrada
Miss Chavez
Martha Gaton
Prisoner Electrocuted at Huntsville Construction Site
A prisoner working on the roof of a building at the Ellis unit near Huntsville touched a live power line and fell onto a pile of tools. State penitentiary officials reported the incident occurred Friday during maintenance at the Texas facility.
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UPI
State Penitentiary
Beroy N
Ellis Unit
Peter
Radio Listings Highlight August Weekend Schedule
Saturday August 15 features Market am Wort at 9 0 Farm. Sports at 9 30 Alaki 5 30 Roller Derby 16. Cartoon at 6 30 Heotena 1890 1 3 Swe n Bunny 6 09 Hollywood 1 3 Big Picture 11 00 Mike Coustas 2 00 wie Horse.
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Tomer
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Ministeriat
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Dawes
Mat Disney
First Christian
Dawg
Ae Binnie
Bill
Amarillo
Dalton
Delenter
Pitt
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Bait
Jadee
Town' Ah Century Channel
Odessa
Qu 3: Am 10: E Rin Tin Tinighty Mouse Lucy-Desi Rey Risers
Cacao
Baptist Church
Death Valley
H. Heathcote
Elton
Faith Today Roscours Hom
Burne & Allen
Rome
Valley
House Approves Broad Increase in Student Loan Aid
The House advanced a bill extending the National Defense Education Act and raising loan funds to 163.3 million for 1965 with future increases, expanding education aid to history geography and English while trimming some graduate fellowships and related programs. The extension runs to 1966 with ongoing study planned for a major revision.
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Washington
House
Senate
Albert H. Quiet
R-Minn
Edith Green
D-Ore
United States
Qquie
Bush and Yarborough Clash Over REA and Policy Issues
Senate corridor fight sparks jokes as Bush defends separation of powers and foreign policy. Yarborough accuses Bush of echoing ultra-extremist views and seeks to portray him as opposing the Rural Electrification Administration amid Texas election tensions.
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Bush
Senate
Yarborough
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Austin
Sen
George Bush
Texas Electric Co- Operatives
Barry Goldwater
Rural Electrification Administration
Connecticut
Texas
Two Soldiers Die in Helicopter Crash Near Saigon
Two US Army soldiers were killed and seven injured when a UH 1B helicopter from the 118th Troop Carrying Co. plunged into Black Virgin Mountain 55 miles northwest of Saigon. Mechanical trouble suspected. rescue teams airlifted casualties to the summit and then to Saigon.
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Saigon
Here
Black Virgin Mountain
U.S
Tay Ninh
Peet
Pilot Killed as Planes Downed by Pathet Lao Fire
Five Laos Royal Air Force planes damaged as communist anti-aircraft units shot down one American T-28 during a Phou Kout Hill attack in Xieng Kuang Province. Pathet Lao claimed three T-28s entered airspace and strafed Laotian positions and villages. The pilot died in the crash.
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Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Khang Khay
Radio 1 Peking
Royal Air Force
Phou Kout
Xieng Kouang
Plaine Des Jarres
Phou Kout Hill
Bush appoints Midland County chairman to campaign team
Bush reveals addition to staff as state campaign chairman. The appointment follows a day when the Midland County chair led Bush's campaign efforts.
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Bush
Day
All Day
Midland County
1964 Lubbock City Directory grows in size
The 1964 Lubbock City Directory is heavier and thicker than the 1963 edition, with 270 more pages and a blue telephone section of 99 pages. It lists entries from A to Z including a variety of businesses and residents like an air conditioning firm and Zyla Volodymyr at 3807 39th St, published by Hudspethere Co., Dallas. The compilation grows over the years. a 1931 directory in the archives has 578 pages. Mexico City reports Mexicans seek lower food prices.
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Lubbock
Zyla Volodymyr
39Th St
Smiths
Hudspethere Co
Dallas
Avalanche - Journal
Same Bank Man Held For Two Robberies
William L. Abromowski faced a $50 000 bail on charges he robbed the Brightside branch of the First National Bank of East Islip and later returned the loot as a deposit to the bank. Assistant U S Attorney James LaRossa said the March theft totaled 2062 dollars and used serial numbers later matched at the bank’s Central Islip office.
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New York
William L. Abromowski
U.S
James la Rossa
Abromowski
Brightside
First National Bank of
Americans Return From Cuba Trip Passports Withheld
Eighty four young Americans came home from a forbidden Cuba visit with their passports tentatively withdrawn. Several were ordered to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The group demanded a hearing to prove not all critics of U.S. Cuba policy are Communists. They were greeted at Kennedy Airport by about 40 Students Committee for Travel members.
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New York
Cuba
iHouse Committee On UN
Kennedy Airport
Paris ‘9
Evangelist J. V. Davis to Speak at Vandelia Village Church
Local evangelist J. V. Davis will lead four worship periods at Vandelia Village Church of Christ on Sunday. Services begin 7:30, 8:30, 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Bible classes for all ages meet at 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
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J. V. Davis
Vandelia Village Church of Christ
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