Cold front pushes through Texas with autumn hints
A mass of cold air from the Rockies spurs freeze warnings from the Canadian border to Kansas on the first day of autumn. Texas reports varied temps with Presidio at 98 and Dalhart at 60, while rain totals touch the coast and inland areas as a powerful cold front moves east.
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Victoria
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Policy Veto Of U N Seat Stressed
United States policy to keep Communist China out of the United Nations until Peking renounces its chaotic and violent tactics was outlined by Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg in a General Assembly speech. He urged talks to resolve the Vietnam War and praised U N action in Kashmir while proposing a flexible UN unit to manage peacekeeping and pushing for arms control and nuclear nonproliferation measures.
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Security Council
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Soviet Union
Johnson
Bright New World Shines At Maegden Elementary
A group of first graders Sherry Lee Graham Danny Evans and Debbie Gay Delano appear in a Maegden Elementary school feature celebrating a month of classes. The caption lists student homes at 3603 45th Street 3408 48th Street and 4009 46th Street in the city.
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L. M. Graham
45Th St
Danny Evans
Roger Evans
48Th St
Debbie Gay Delano
Ray Delano
46Th St
Maegden
Pauline Warner
Tax Dispute Likely Not To Tie Up Lubbock Funds
Legal observers say suits against the City of Lubbock and Lubbock ISD probably won’t affect tax revenues or the operating budget. Three cases challenge valuations after a citywide reappraisal, with hearings set for Oct 22.
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Kenneth May Avalanche
Journal
Lubbock
Lubbock Independent School District
Texas
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Board of Equalization
Dallas
Victor H. Lindsey
Computer to match 250 pairs of tech students event
Tech Union hosts a large matchmaking event for 250 pairs among computer science students. The activity aims to pair peers for collaborative projects and study groups within campus tech programs.
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Tech Union
Sec. B
First Grade World Opens in New School Year
Avalanche-Journal highlights first grade life as Parsons Elementary School begins a new year. Mary Jane Durham and Wilma Lee guide students through a maze of new routines and subjects while reporters note the varied reactions of pupils to the 1965 classroom.
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Mary Jane Durham
Parsons Elementary School
Wilma Lee
Car price shifts spark mixed signals across industry
General Motors cut average prices by 72 dollars on its 1968 line compared with 1965 similar models, while Chrysler raised prices on its 1966 line. Ford and American Motors prepared announcements, and union officials said the industry faces unclear shifts amid pressure from the administration and market rumors.
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Cainetroit (Ap
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Cherysler
Auto price shifts spark industry debate over cuts and hikes
The article notes GM considering price reductions while Chrysler defends its hikes. It cites tax cuts from 10 to 7 percent and new safety equipment as standard, affecting a $2,500 car by about $75 in tax. Critics urge tax relief belong to government.
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Son of Charles Boyer Dies in Suspected Gun Incident
Michael Charles Boyer aged 21 died from a bullet wound to the head in Los Angeles. Detectives note possible Russian roulette after a earlier game with a revolver, while Marilyn Campbell said he feared losing her. Campbell described confirming threats and a possible marriage discussion prior to his death.
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Torgerson
Los Angeles
Charles Boyer
Michael Charles Boyer
Marilyn Campbell
John Kirsch
Ron Page
Stock Market Boom Splits Wall Street Trading Pace
New York stocks surged with 10 million shares traded on a brisk session. The Dow fell 4.17 to 927.45 as experts called the move a buying blowoff amid profit taking and a tug of war between traders.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
the Exchange
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Kiwanis District Conven tion Set With Tower Carr Bellmon
Tower Carr and Bellmon headline the 47th Kiwanis District Convention in Lubbock with Tower opening speeches at 8:30 am and Carr delivering the noon luncheon address. Bellmon will speak Saturday morning as the 1966 senatorial race looms amid delegates from about 2,200.
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Avalanche Journal
OS. Osen
John Tower
Kiwanis
Municipal Auditorium
Tower
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Bellman
Tokyo
U.S
Carrois
Crat
Naval Communicationg
Three Appointed to District Meeting Leaders
Three trustees were appointed at a district meeting to serve the Texas Oklahoma District's Children's Foundation Home. The session highlighted the opening of a three day convention led by District Gov. R E Bob Finch.
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Dr. Whalen
McAllen
Texas
Oklahoma
Children’s Foundation Home
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