Charter Changes debated as city votes in November
A city charter amendment plan seeks a 15 year half mill tax tied to property value and an elected board of development. The report includes a minority view by Jack Eastman and others on governance and bond issues while noting proposed changes to candidacy timing and bond requirements.
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City Commission
Owen McWhorter
Board of City Development
Jack Eastman
Joe Moise
Charles W. Finley
H. J. Roper
Park and Recreation Board
Lubbock
Dr. Finley
BCD
Chamber
Britain
the of Commerce
Earl of Home
United Nations
Finley
Chamber of Commerce
Charter Revision Drive Behind Local Election Effort
The final election date noted is June 28, 1932, tied to a Lub bock League of Women Voters initiative. The group has prioritized charter revision as a principal project, shaping this campaign and its goals.
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Lubbock League of Women Voters
Britain warns Russia against double dealing in world affairs
UNITED NATIONS N Y UPI Britain cautioned Russia against double dealing in world affairs and urged the Soviet Union to abandon its satin seeming diplomacy in recent remarks at the United Nations in New York.
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Britain
Russia
United Nations. N.Y
UPI
Soviet Union
Disarmament Views At UN As Nations Clash Over Berlin
Policy briefing notes British Foreign Secretary Lord Home urging self determination for Berlin and all Germany in a UN speech. He contrasts U S colonial history with current aims, condemns Soviet deception over atmospheric nuclear tests, and defends Britain against attacks on its global policies.
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Erssion
Dag Hammarskjold
Home
United States
Berlin
Germany
Britain
Kennedy
America
Russia
Geneva
Tanker Burning Threat Dims as Winds Swing Bow Seaward
In Morehead City North Carolina the 60 foot tanker Potomac burned for nearly a day after explosions. Winds shifted late Wednesday afternoon reducing danger to nearby gasoline storage tanks. One crewman is dead and 27 injured from blasts and fire that struck the vessel while unloading 184 million gallons of high octane fuel.
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Morehead City
N.C
Potomac
Conference Set Nov 9 Traffic Safety Seminar Planned
Lubbock ministers and civic groups arranged a seminar on traffic safety to be held November 9 at Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Rev Don Megahan was chosen general chairman of the Religious and Safety Conference led by state and national traffic safety officials. He stressed the sanctity of human life as the core concern.
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Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Don Megahan
Megahan
Texas Traffic Association
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock Ministers Association
J. Lloyd Evans
Dallas
Texas ‘Traffic Association
Jerry Rice
Rafe
Lewis Kittrell
Lubbock
Airman Found Dead In Auto Near Carlisle
Airman First Class Donald W. Snell, 23, of Reese Air Force Base, was found dead in his car on Erskine Road near Carlisle, two farm workers reporting the body at about 7 p.m. The car showed damage to the floorboard and muffler, and the windshield washer hose lay on the floor. Funeral arrangements were pending at Rix Funeral Home. an inquest had not yet begun. Snell, stationed at Reese since June 1960, was a Gale, Til parents resident.
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Donald W. Snell
Reese Air Force Base
Erskine Road
Carlisle
Justice of the Peace
F. Roland
Rix Funeral Home
Sheriff's
Charles H
Choc) Blanchard
Jack Reeves
Snell
Reeves
Reese
Gale
Births and traffic talks amid Lubbock area events
The report lists multiple births at Methodist and other hospitals with parent names and weights, including twins and singletons, alongside a Texas safety seminar led by J. Lloyd Evans. It notes committee heads, local church and civic groups involvement, and planned conferences in Lubbock and other cities.
Nixon Opens California Governor Bid in Studio Fight Talk
Nixon announced his candidacy at the Statler Hilton in Los Angeles, branding Brown as amiable but bungling. He said he will not run on a slate, aims to unite California Republicans, and warned opponents to answer charges as the 1962 race begins. He also cited memory of past campaign innuendo and pledged to focus on public qualifications.
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Brown
Nixon
Statler-Hilton
GOP
Goodwin J. Knight
Joseph
Shell
Los Angeles
Harold J. Powers
California
Nixon Talks on Soviet Plan and 1968 Race
In a conference address, Nixon outlines a Soviet disarmament plan and details eight points on arms control, including banning nuclear weapons use and troop withdrawals. He says he will not run for president in 1964, plans to support a Republican candidate in 1968, and opposes a right-to-work initiative. He criticizes Governor Brown on job creation and law enforcement, and favors declaring atom free zones and verification posts to reduce tensions. The talk touches foreign policy steps and a potential nonaggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
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Sacramento
Nixon
Candi
Tolfun
Brown
Soviet Union
Spade
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Europe
Republi
Audience Society
Fair at Fair Park shows record crowds and champions
Record crowds attend the fair with grand champions named in livestock and swine divisions. Tracy Angeley of Earth crowned the grand champion barrow. Ernest Harris of Ralls claimed the grand champion pen of three, while James Duffey of Lovington won the Hampshire grand sow and Jesse Holloway of Petersburg the Poland China grand boar.
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Tracy Angeley
Earth
Melvin Walter
Kress
Ernest Harris
Ralls
Harris
Hampshire
James W. Duffey
Lovington
Jesse Holloway
Petersburg
Poland
Angeley
Joel M. Shepherd
Bridgeport
Air Force
Reese Afb
Jersey
J.T. Lively and Son
Dallas
Guernsey
Trena Corbell
Penny
Celia
Trena
Fair Park Coliseum
Yelia
I. Q. Zon
Bailey County
Orton
Tye
Trent
Lubbock School
Feo
Air Force di
Testimony in damage suit resumes in district court
Testimony continues today at 9 am in a 99th District Court civil suit where Alice Faye Edwards seeks 21000 from Gibson Discount Center BMT Ave HL. Edwards of Lubbock says she was injured in a store fall last January. Jurors include West, Nierlich, Atkinson, Cope, Ross Jr., Barron, Bundy Jones, Lide, Howell Jr., Carpenter, Lemley, and Jones.
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99Th District Court
Alice Faye Edwards
Gibson Discount Center
Bmt Ave
Miss Edwards
Lubbock
Roy T. West
Walter Nierlich
Thomas M. Atkinson
Robert R. Cope
Charles A. Ross Jr
Charles Barron
A. Bundy Jones
Theo Lide
A. J1. Howell Jr
Russell Carpenter
W. N. Lemley
Roy W. Jones
Ward's Included In Merger Deal
CHICAGO UPI Montgomery Ward and Co. a 88 year old mail order and store chain moved to enter the discount house trade and expand into general department stores. Ward and Interstate Stores Inc. announced a merger agreement creating a retailing empire with sales near 1.22 billion and assets above 768 million. The deal marks a bold expansion by Montgomery Ward since John A Barr became chief executive in 1955, relaxing prior cautious growth.
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Chicago
UPI
Montgomery! Ward and Co
Wards
Interstate Department Stores Inc
Montgomery Ward
John A Barr
Lowell Avery
Avery
McCone to Head CIA Follow Dulles Legacy
Dulles appoints his successor as consultant on intelligence matters and urges continuity. McCone, former AEC chief and ex under secretary of the Air Force, accepts, acknowledging the challenge of filling Dulles's shoes and pledging to do his best for the country.
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Dulles
Truman Honored By Interior Designers
New York interior design leaders named former president Harry S. Truman the first Thomas Jefferson Award winner for preserving and restoring the White House and shaping its architecture. The remarks touched on Truman’s public service and his hoped for cross party appeal. Nixon’s decision timeline caused some confusion during remarks with Eisenhower not immediately available for comment.
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New York
UPD
National Society of Interior Designers
Harry S. Truman
Thomas Jefferson
Truman
White House
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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Vernon Thompson
David Casey
McWhorter
J. Chess Lovern
W. E
Bill) Clark
Eastman
Pearl Smith
J.liam Davis
Harmon Jenkins
John Halsey
C.W. Ratliff
J. W. Jackson
E. K. Hufstedler
A. G. Barsh
Moise
J. D.hassell
W. S. Posey
J. O. Jones
Panhandle South Plains Fair
I. Q. Zoo
Donna Flowers
Ralph Flowers
56Th St
Randy Lee Singer
N. L. Singer
Littlefield
West
Texas
Sm Mannister
Mont Whitson
Dale Trice
Olton
Methodist Hospital
Michey
Texas Safety Association
Wednes Haaschodist Hospital
Bobby G. Storey
Auburn' St
Faye
Texas Tech
TSA
Midland
Abilene
Amarillo
Citizens Traffic Council
Sheriff's Officr
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City of
Calvin Frochner
St. John's Methodist Church
Robert Moore
Christopher S
Frank Harvey
Don Whitley
Methods Hospital
Grady Ammons
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Manuel Vasmuer
Visor
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Ramon Gonzales
Laabhocke
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Lovet
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Tenae Hospital
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HJ. Mason
Rimaday
West Tenae
Mainte
Texas Hespital
St Mtary Hospital
Jurmugas Cor
Abram Hernandez
Aso Welch
Mary's" Hospital
Amee
George William Berty
Msnn Weighin
Spee
Tania Henpan
Aye Tainre
Tes Toon
Rome
Wedres
Parier Cline Hospital
Fey Roane
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Wedenas
Hank Osten Thether
German Democratic Republic
Czechoslovakia
NATO
John F. Kennedy
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