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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
12
Taylor plans another meeting with the President as U S officials and South Viet Nam allies discuss Viet Nam operations. Johnson stated Taylor will return to Saigon after discussing strategy and potential negotiations with aides and newsmen.
Officials report an ongoing manhunt following an air loss incident as two victims are moved to Singleton Funeral Home. The Navy plane was downed with its pilot rescued, and diplomatic work resumed at the U.S. Embassy. Suspect believed to head toward California or Lubbock. security tightened in the west Farwell area.
Hardin says staff will push to register cars before midnight deadline. Courthouse offices at 2201 34th St. open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today as about 4,809 tags issued Wednesday and 69,092 total by mid-February. If not renewed, motorists face 20 percent penalty or must sign affidavit claiming no operation since midnight April 1.
A Pittsburgh hotel death investigation centers on two men, Guy and Price, after a late night interview at a plant site and subsequent drinking. Police report a broken eighth floor window and a guest hearing a disturbance at 3 a.m. A Lubbock attorney said one man, Price, is believed dead in a fall from the hotel.
A newspaper reports a drug showing pain relief for superficial second degree burns and some third degree burns, swelling reduction in twists, and relief from acute bursitis and arthritis. It is noted to help nine of ten scleroderma patients, with varied improvements and possible collagen effects, while trials in cancer and other areas are described as inconclusive.
A Texas proposal aims to curb the new coordinating board with power to delete courses after notice and hearing. Critics warn it could revive 1940s academic controls while supporters cite governance and oversight. The bill faces opposition from university groups and advocacy by Rep Eckhardt and Gov Connally.
Cass Daley faces charges in Newport Beach for furnishing alcohol to minors and contributing to delinquency after a party for 20 youths. Daley asserts her mother had no involvement while police describe underage drinking and a motel party attended by 9 girls and 11 boys.
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference executive board led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr arrives in Baltimore for a meeting. They plan a nationwide boycott of Alabama products and to protest school restrictions that kept parents from voting. Camden, Alabama is cited with Wilcox County having only one Black voter registered recently.
A series of birth notices lists families at West Texas hospitals with newborns and weights. The notices name the parents, addresses, and employers. Separately, a Lubbock Rotary conference features speakers William Walk Jr., Dr. John H. Furbay, and district governor nominee G. C. Raciff with activities planned through Friday. A dynamite bomb incident near Methodist Hospitals is reported with police saying the fuse burned to inches from the charge. no injuries noted.
Mrs. Alfredo Chavez, 26, of 106 Ave U, died of a forehead gunshot at her residence Wednesday night. Justice of the Peace F R Land held an inquest. Police reported a 22 caliber pistol at the scene. Funeral services were pending at Sanders Funeral Home. Surviving are husband Alfredo Chavez Jr and three sons Alfredo Jr David and Robert and two daughters Lilly and Debby.
The defendant admitted stealing merchandise beginning in late January. He worked in the mark ling and receiving department and in display, taking items from company vehicles and bringing them home. The inventory included dishes, cologne, shirts, jackets, swim trunks, shoes, walking shoes, phonograph records, a billfold, shoe trees, and more.
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