Johnson Seeks Peace Ties in Tri State Tour
President Johnson meets Texas and Arkansas governors in Texarkana amid crowds estimated at 40,000 to 50,000. He urges unity against hate and endorses equality, recalls Robert E. Lee, and backs Social Security TVA and rural electrification. In El Paso, Lopez Mateos and Johnson attend Chamizal Treaty ceremony and discuss cross border peace.
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Johnson
Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas
Max Tacket
Federal Building
John B. Connally
Orval Faubus
America
TVA
Robert E. Lee
Oklahoma
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
el Paso
International Bridge
Viva Johnson
Mexico
Viva Lopez Mateos
Juarez
Rio Grande
Bow High School
Lopez Mateos
Kennedy
Chamizal
United States
Services Set for Mrs. Della Bural in Flomot
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Bural 83 of Flomot will be held at 3 p m Sunday in the Flomot Church of Christ with Jeff Browning officiating Burial will be in Flomot Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Home Matador She died Friday of an apparent heart attack after living in Flomot 47 years Survivors include four daughters a son a sister a brother two half brothers seven grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild
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Matador
Della Bural
Flomot
Flomot Church of Christ
Jeff Browning
Seigler
H. 8. Gilbert
Jim Currie
Amarillo
Howard Adkisson
Hanford
Calif
Albert Martin
Floydada
Quincie
Modesto
Minnie Kelly
Rio Frio
Sam Dodd
Salisaw
Okla
Ed Dodd
Oklahoma
Robert Dodd
Fort Worth Man Convicted in Narcotics Case
Jurors found Edward J. Hall guilty of illegal possession of marijuana in 140th District Court. Judge Robert H. Bean deferred sentencing 10 days. Hall faces 25 years in prison. Hall was arrested May 2 in a Lubbock motel after officers found marijuana cigarettes in a package.
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Fort Worth
Edward J. Hall
Hall
Lubbock
Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Partly Cloudy Nice Football Weather Ahead At Jones Stadium
The South Plains forecast calls for a brief break in the monsoon season with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60s tonight. Rain fell Friday across the area with Levelland reporting up to .70 inch and Lubbock airport at .26 inch, as a Pacific cold front neared, bringing more rain and a temperature drop by Sunday.
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South Plains
Jones Stadium
Levelland
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rockies
Lubbock
Birth notices flood area hospitals with various weights
A batch of birth announcements lists numerous families from Levelland Lubbock and Smyer noting newborns at Methodist West Texas Taylor and Porter clinics and hospitals. Parents include workers in farming teaching city services and IBM. Weights range from about 5 pounds 4 ounces to 9 pounds plus.
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Mickey Zane Carter
Main
West Texas Hospital
Tech
GM and UAW pickets spark warning of factory walkout
Union spokesmen estimate Chrysler Ford package would add 54 cents to wages over three years. Reuther accuses GM of failing to meet standards of decency in conditions and representation. GM spokesman calls the strike completely unnecessary and unjustified. Seaton warns a prolonged walkout would hurt the company, dealers, suppliers, and the public economy.
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Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Travel Abroad Tops Two Million in 1963
Nearly two million Americans journeyed abroad in 1963, about 220000 more than the year before, according to a survey by the National Industrial Conference Board.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Open House Sunday for Litton Lubbock plant expansion
Officials outline a Sunday open house for Litton Industries Lubbock plant with remarks by Walker and ceremony led by Rev. Smith. Groundbreaking Sept 4 1963. first hire Dec 2 1963. now 300 employees in 56 acre site with one and two shift operations. Production includes inertial guidance systems for Navy aircraft and space guidance, plus a modern electronics training program.
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U.S. Capitol
Austin
Walker
William S. Smith
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Litton
Navy
U.S. Navy
Grumman
Lockheed
Space Guidance Systems
United
Mrs. Belva Moffatt Funeral Planned in Lamesa
Services for Belva Moffatt 80 longtime Dawson County resident will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at Branon Philips Funeral Home Chapel with Brother Lowther of San Antonio officiating Burial will follow at Lamesa Memorial Park She died after a six day illness at Medical Arts Hospital Survivors include husband two daughters two sons a sister seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Lamesa
Belva Moffatt
Dawson County
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Lowther
San Antonio
Lamesa Memorial Park
Medical Arts Hospital
L. B. Goff
O. J. Bulsterbaum
Elida
N.M
Bob
J. M
Seminole
J. S. Parks
Goldwater Praised Keating Rockefeller At Albany Rally
Goldwater, greeted by Rockefeller at Albany airport, urged New York Republicans to unite behind party nominees while praising Keating and Rockefeller. Keating skipped the rally. Goldwater defended Kennedy as Lyndon Johnson’s pick rejected. About 5000 attended in steady rain outside the State Office Building.
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Publican National Convention
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Albany
Keating
Arizona
State
New York
Central Intelligence Agency
Europe
Panama
Ghana
Zanzibar
Uncle Sam
Rocky
Portland
Concord
N.H
Vermont
Burlington
Johnson
Barry
New England
JFK
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon
Kennedy
Three Injured in 31 Traffic Mishaps on Slick Lubbock Streets
Rain-slick streets sparked a series of 31 traffic crashes in Lubbock Friday. Three people were injured, none seriously. George Laney, 64, Brownfield, and Bobbi Krupp, 21, collided at 19th and Indiana. Laney treated by a private physician. Earl Leonard Cote, 17, was admitted for observation at Methodist Hospital after a crash at 22nd and Nashville with William Hearn Jr. Richard Gonzales, 18, of 5112 35th St., was treated and released from Lauf Clinic after a collision at Brownfield Highway and 19th St.
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Lubbock
George Edward Laney
Cactus Lane
Brownfield
Bobbi Paulette Krupp
19Th St
Indiana
Laney
Krupp
Earl Leonard Cote
Methodist Hospital
Cote
William Glenn Hearn, Jr
21St St
22Nd St
Nashville
Richard R. Gonzales
35Th St
Brownfield Highway
Gonzales
Lauf Clinic
Hundreds flee lowland homes as Rio Grande floods loom
Civil Defense units stand by as Zacate Creek isolates Laredo downtown and Del Rio evacuees reach about 500. Areas across Texas report rising rivers including Trinity at Crandall and Nueces at Asherton with forecasts of crest above flood stage. Cloudy skies and scattered storms prevail with mild temps and a mixed five day outlook.
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San Antonio
Zacate Creek
Laredo
Heights
del Rio
Trinity River
Crandall
Tex
Trinidad
Turkey Creek
Nueces River
Crystal City
Nueces
Asherton
Forecas
Cotulla
Austin
Texas
Edwards Plateau
Pecos Valley
South Plains
Shirt Sleeve Seminar for Broadcasters Led by Gordon McLendon
Radio professionals gather for a two day program with Gordon McLendon at Texas Tech University of Texas game tonight. Registrants attend three four hour sessions and enjoy hospitality. Parents Without Partners hosts a hobo party at Clapp Party House with live music and $1 admission. Church benefit lunches offer Southern fried or barbecued chicken with sides and peach cobbler for $1, delivery to Lubibock addresses for $1.25.
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Gordon McLendon
Dallas
Texas Tech University of Texas
Clapp Party House
Block Ave. U
Greater St. Paul's Baptist Church
Birch Ave
C. J. Tissdale
Crowd to pack Jones Stadium for night game traffic and bands
Tonight's event draws about 20 000 cars as overflow crowd and law officers prepare. Lt. Boyd notes 10 campus police and 15 city officers inside the stadium with more outside to direct traffic. Tech and Longhorn bands, one of the state’s largest, will perform despite recent rain hampering rehearsals.
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Avalanche-Journal
Tech
Dean M. Killion
Austin
Texas
Killion
Vince
Vincent DiNino
Longhorn Band
Dick Tolley
Tolley
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Ray Cherry
Box 28
George Ribbett
Cactus
Charles Flowers
A '35Th St
Wilburn Lynn Laws
Rt.3
Box 189
Department of Agriculture
Fred D. List
West Texas Clinic
Jesus Espinoza
Ave. M
City of
Sylvester Kilpatrick
Avinger Lumber Co
James G. Cunningham
Sir A. Temple
M. T. Patterson Dental Supply
Clifford Pierson
2Nd St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Kelly Tile and Supply Co
Curtis Melvin Flanagan
Taylor Clinic Hospital
Emmento Cantu
Idalou
Laut
Matias Ortiz
Bates
Laut Clinic
Ignacio Florez of
Smyer
Jerry Richard Ligon
Post
Porter Clinic
Eddie T. Calvert
49Th St
Taylor Hospital
IBM
The
Baker Co
Bruder Division
Hassell and Turpen Landscape Co
Royal McBee
Beverly Hills
Charles B. Thornton
Litton Industries, Inc
Allian A. Ryan
Royal McBee Corp
Royal
Litton Industries
New York City
Canada
Mrs. Moffatt
15Th
Flint
Raiders
University of Texas Longhorns
Bern
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