Lawmakers Move To Outlaw Electronic Snoopers
Reps John Moss and Cornelius Gallagher sponsor a bill banning intrastate and foreign commerce transportation of listening devices. Violators face up to ten thousand dollars fine and a year in prison as privacy advocates warn of a growing snooping trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
Moss
House
Foreign Operations
Gallagher
Congress
New Lubbock Hospital Planned with 250 Beds and Hill-Burton Support
Officials from the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and local leaders including state Senator H. J. Blanchard and Rep. Delwin Jones announced a new Y shaped hospital. The facility plans 250 beds, expanded later, with nursing units, emergency services, radiology, five operating rooms, pathology lab, physical therapy, obstetrics and pediatric wards, and rooms with private toilets and air conditioning. The campus will feature a 100000 square foot grass area and close nursing station access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
British Aircraft Industry Objects To Pilot License Policy
The air craft industry in Britain protests a new policy for commercial pilot licenses. Trade groups say only four schools are approved and the course costs about 10000 dollars, with excessive emphasis on abstract theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
API
Britain
Tech welcomes new students with campus pep rally kickoff
A one day tech event provides a fall atmosphere as students move into dorms west of the marching field. Fraternity members and pledges help girls carry gear to rooms. Friday night hosts a campus pep rally to start the fall schedule before Tech’s first home football game against the University of Texas on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Hand
Tech
University of Texas
Presidents Wary Of Aides With Hidden Notebooks
UPI reports that past presidents feared aides kept notebooks and tape recorders to capture cabinet discussions. The piece notes Eisenhower’s fury at unauthorized memoranda and warns Johnson he may face similar intrusions from advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam Smith
UPI
White House
Washington
UPD
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Burglaries Plague Lubbock Retail and Church Properties
A rash of burglaries in Lubbock including $1800 worth of air conditioner coils stolen from First Christian Church at 2520 Broadway. Other incidents include thefts from Lub bock Livestock Auction Co vending machines, a Conoco station, a coin operated laundry, a car wash, a service station, and Bob's Midget Mart. Vandalism reported at homes and a church construction site. A window peeping case led to release on bond for Thomas Flores Diaz. Losses vary from $20 to $1800 with multiple residences and businesses affected.
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First Christian Church
Lubbock
John Davis
43Rd St
Broadway
Leroy Butler
Slide Rd
Bob’s Midget Mart
50Th St
Memphis Ave
Preston H. Funk Jr
11Th St
Jerry Swain
16Th St
45Th St
Stubb's Park Party House
35Th
Avenue M
Avenue O
Larry Downey
B. G. Willis
Thomas Flores Diaz
3Rd St
Joe Paulk
21St St
Preston Blum
28Th St
List St
Kerr Furniture
Ave
Air France Opens First Western Route to Communist China
Air France began the first Western service to Communist China with a weekly flight from Paris to Shanghai. The final leg over South Vietnam was approved minutes before takeoff after a handshaking ceremony with French and Chinese officials.
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Paris
API
Air France
China
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Jeff Orly
Radar sign greets drivers on I 40 in Amarillo
A roadside message in Amarillo Texas greets motorists entering Interstate 40 with the phrase Smile You are on radar warning drivers to slow down. The sign draws attention as travelers pass the city’s gateway on the highway.
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Amarillo, Tex
Interstate 40
Amarillo
Promising Results in Aeromedical Treadmill Test for Pilots
Preliminary findings by FAA and Civil Aeronautics Board researchers show a new treadmill test can detect pilots prone to coronary events. The study also notes starvation diets disrupt nitrogen balance and may negatively affect the coronary system during rigorous dieting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Winners Named In 4H Contests
Theresa Marshall and Louis Pinkerton won first place in the senior division at the Hale County 4-H Fair. About 50 members displayed 600 items of produce and handicraft. Vanessa Brittian and Gary Ellison led the junior division. Electric project winners were Larry Hogge and Miss Marksall in the senior group, with Terry Terrell and Kirk Cobb taking junior honors. Eight winners received plaques. blue red and white tags determined overall scores.
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Plainview
Theresa Marshall
Louis Pinkerton
Hale County
Vanessa Brittian
Gary i Ellison
Electric Project
Larry Hogge
Miss Marksall
Terry Terrell
Kirk Cobb
New Deal Pair Injured In City Crash
Two New Deal women were injured when a car collided with a truck at U S 87 and Erskine Ave near 4 p m Monday. Lupe Ortiz 22 driver of the car and Eladora Olivarez 25 both employed at Rays Hospitality Home were taken for treatment. Diane Dorsey 20 and Diane Stargel 20 were treated for minor injuries after a rear end collision at 4th St and Ave M about noon Monday.
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New Deal
U.S. 87
Erskine Ave
Methodist Hospital
Lupe Ortiz
Roy
Eladora Olivarez
Ray
Diane Dorsey
43Rd St
Diane Stargel
44Th St
University Hospital
4Th St
Ave. M
Pioneer Child Study Club Hosts Dr Rankin Meeting
Dr J M Rankin spoke on Behavior Problems In Children at Monday night’s Pioneer Child Study Club gathering held at Mrs Ronald Strawn’s home 3709 26th St Co hosts were Mrs John S Payne and Mrs A C Bishard Officers introduced included Mrs Bishard chairman Mrs James Allison vice chairman Mrs Sandy Bane secretary and Mrs Strawn membership chairman
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J. M. Rankin
Pioneer Child Study Club
Ronald Strawn
26Th St
John S. Payne
A. C. Bishard
Bishard
James Allison
Sandy Bane
Strawn
Couple Recites Vows In Slaton Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wilke wed Sept 2 at Grace Lutheran Church Slaton and reside in Lubbock where he studies at Texas Tech. Mrs. Wilke is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Blodgett of Post. Attendants included maid of honor Barbara Holleman and bridesmaid Laura Gerner.
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Larry E. Wilke
Grace Lutheran
Slaton
Lubbock
Wilke
Texas Tech
Mrs. Wilke
Gilbert L. Blodgett
Post and
Edmund Wilke
Southland
Barbara Holleman
Laura Gerner
Mike Schaffner
Reuben Walters
ABWA Tea Courtesy At Texas Lamplighter Chapter Meeting
The Texas Lamplighter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held its second friendship tea of the year at Mrs. Ed K. Querner's home on 56th Street. Tea chairman Mrs. Querner was aided by Mrs. Alton Steward and other hostesses as 26 guests and 27 members attended among fall floral decorations.
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Texas Lamplighter Chapter
American Business Women's Assn
Ed K. Querner
56Th St
Alton T. Steward
Querner
Mmes
Martha L. Collins
William S. Settler
Dwight Biggs
Marvin Perry
Indonesia Renames China in Broadcast Policy Shift
In Jakarta AP reports Indonesia's radio and TV now call China a Communist country rather than the People's Republic. The change follows accusations of Peking interference in Indonesia's affairs.
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Jakarta, Indonesia
Indonesia
China
The
People's Republic
Artesia Couple Plans October Wedding
Mrs. Cliff Downs announces the upcoming marriage of daughter Linda Nell Downs to Geoffrey Lynn Hulse. Linda Nell, a 1964 Artesia High School graduate, attended Hardin-Simmons University and works for Yates Petroleum. Geoffrey Lynn Hulse, an Abilene Christian College graduate of 1965, will return to work as range conservationist in Artesia after Army service, with plans to marry October 7.
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Artesia
N. M
Cliff Downs
Linda Nell
Geoffrey Lynn Hulse
Curtis L. Hulse
Meadow
Tex
Miss Downs
Artesia High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Yates Petroleum Corp
Hulse
Abilene Christian College
U.S
Fire deaths total 12000 in 1965 NFP A is Alarm
About 12 000 people died in fires in 1965 in the United States according to the National Fire Protection Association Nearly a third of the fatalities were children highlighting the danger to youths and families nationwide
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Boston
UPI
United States
National Fire Protection Association
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