Spy trial witness named in Russian espionage case
Oliver Jackson a former Abilene Christian College track coach and Lub bock insurance official was cited Tuesday as a government witness in the espionage trial of a Russian couple in Brooklyn. His wife Brigget Rowland Jackson disputes the name use and passport switch details, with hearings opening Monday.
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Panhandle South Plains Fair draws 42550 students and record crowds
Lubbock students visit the Panhandle South Plains Fair as part of an education program illustrating the cotton industry and agriculture, with Tuesday bringing the second day of events and a total attendance surpassing 100000. The fair features displays on cotton from seed to cloth and exhibits on other crops as well as farm equipment.
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Ceylon Prime Minister to bring Buddha relic to London
Mrs. Sirima vo Bandaranaike will deliver a gold encased bone fragment of Buddha to London on October 13 for enshrinement at the new Buddhist center in Chiswick. It marks the first Buddha relic officially enshrined outside Asia.
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Warren Report Reopens Question of Presidential Security
The Warren Commission report questions whether a president should decide his own security and notes potential bias in risk assessment. It highlights aides influencing Kennedy's Dallas trip and crowd control as key issues with Secret Service and FBI deficiencies cited.
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Congress Stumbles Over Appalachia Bill Roadblock
Capitol Hill confronts a stalled election year agenda as Senate pressure to approve the 1 billion Appalachia development bill meets House resistance and rising absenteeism. Senate action accelerates on foreign aid, while the sugar quota stop-gap is dropped amid industry opposition.
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Connally Responds To Estes Statement Talk In Texas Probe
Gov. Connally said Estes made no statement to DPS or state officials to his knowledge. Fagan Dickson claimed Estes would admit facts about a 1960 gift to Sen. Ralph Yarborough, a claim Yarborough says he has not seen. Dickson alleged lie detector tests were rigged against Yarborough in the campaign.
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Prayer text praised by Mrs. Rasor in public school context
In a brief dedication a parent prays for divine guidance to share valuable information in public schools to foster better citizens. The speaker asks for wisdom and understanding to cradle teach and support teachers in their mission.
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Governor rebuts claim DPS not to investigate alleged gift
The governor disputes Yarborough in asserting the Estes gift to Yarborough is a federal matter. He argues the DPS has a clear duty to investigate and refute the charge, insisting responsibility lies with state authorities. Further details appear on page 10.
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Editorials and Columns Australia page eight section B
Opinion pages in section B feature a range of columns and editorials. Writers analyze politics culture and local issues with signature voices and clear stances. Readers get concise essays reflecting community concerns and rising topics.
JohnsonBacks NATO Ties With SAC Visit to Chief Nuclear Center
President Johnson escorted NATO leader Manlio Brosio to Strategic Air Command headquarters to show U S commitment to Western Europe amid criticism from Barry Goldwater. Briefing aimed to highlight SAC readiness to retaliate quickly and to emphasize NATO aligned targets.
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Goldwater unloads harsh critique of Johnson in Ohio rally
Senator Barry Goldwater assailed President Johnson as soft on communism and criticized Democratic policies as drift and defeat. He spoke to large, all white crowds in Cincinnati and smaller stops in Marietta, Athens, Chillicothe and Blanchester, promising to win and warning of four years of a regime soft on communism.
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Sun Returns as Texas Warms and DroughtFed Rainfalls Noted
Weather across Texas shows warming with coastal light rain and mist. West Texas trends mild, central and eastern regions cloudier delaying warming. Max temps mostly in 80s to 70s. Austin 0.29 inches rainfall, Beaumont 1.29, Houston 1.31. Rio Grande flood stage recedes as Del Rio and Eagle Pass see lowering levels. river crest at Eagle Pass near 23 feet on Monday.
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China may test nuke soon says U S official
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that Communist China may detonate its first nuclear device in the near future and that the United States would disclose such test if it occurs. He noted timing remains speculative but cited Oct 1 anniversary and Oct 5 non aligned meeting as possible moments for an announcement.
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