AT A GLANCE TODAY: A J Lubbock area juvenile delinquency report
A brief roundup lists items from city juvenile delinquency data to a note about a hearing in Austin on a real estate bill. It mentions Lent guideposts about a businessman's life, a bank folding as the fifth federally insured failure this year, a Supreme Court rights ruling, and Greece quake tolls, with page and section cues for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
First State Bank of
Covington
Tex
HOUSE
Vetoed by Planners High Rise Backers Study Appeal
Proponent of a high rise apartment project at 19th Street and Boston Avenue said the appeal to the City Council is under study after the Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously rejected the proposal at a special noon meeting at the Lubbock Club. Spokesman Don Osborne questioned the commission’s stance and indicated they may appeal.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
19Th St
Boston Ave
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Lubbock Club
S Lyet
Don Osborne
Planning Commission
Boy Drain by Pony Deaths Spark City Review
Nine year old Bryan Eastman died after being dragged by a pony at a family farm in south Lubbock. The incident followed a riding accident as he tried to dismount the horse named Ringo. he suffered a head injury and never regained consciousness after neurosurgery at Methodist Hospital. Eastman, active in Cub Scouts and the Lubbock Rangers, was survived by his parents, siblings, and grandparents. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Bryan Eastman
Aji
Lubbock
Methodist Hos
29Th St
W. B.holmes
Commission
J. B. Hance
Ita
St. Christopher's School
Jack Eastman
39Th
Young Eastman
82Nd St
Indiana
Ringo
Methodist Hospital
Lubock Rangers
ABC
Eastman
Benton
Anna
Melanie
Fern Cone
43Rd St
E. Cone
32Nd
A. R. Eastman
Kansas City
Kan
Sanders Funeral Home
U S Planes Continue To Assail Reds
U S aircraft press the North Vietnamese targets in the 18th day of renewed aerial strikes. President Johnson will deliver a major Viet Nam speech from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore at 8 p.m. CST, carried nationwide by major networks, amid moves toward negotiations without preconditions by nonaligned nations.
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Uniiea reves _ifermatons
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
U.S
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Red Capital
Saigon
Coral Sea
Possible sites eyed for new school offices in Lubbock
Trustees study several locations including Hunt School property at 17th St and Ave L and a downtown site at 1715 26th St for a new administration building. Current offices house about 55 workers and may require a two story structure with 15 off street parking spaces.
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Bel
68Th St
Indiana Ave
Alliams
Nat
Williams
Old Hunt School
17Th
Ave. L
Lubbock
Hunt School
Millon
Occars
Fine School
Andrews Harrison Win Best Stars at Academy Awards
Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison named best star performers of 1964 at the 37th Academy Awards in Santa Monica. My Fair Lady wins best picture with eight Oscars including best director George Cukor. Peter Ustinov and Lila Kedrova surprise with supporting honors. Hepburn ovation highlights onstage moment.
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Julie Andrews
Miss Andrews
Mary Poppins
Harrison
England
Miss Kedrova
Zorba
Bob Thomas
Anta Monica
Calif
Julia Andrews
Rex Harrison
Professor Higgins
George Cukor
Ustinov
Hollywood
Peter Ustinov
Topkapi
Lila Kedrova
Lerner-Loewe
George Bernard Shaw
Warner Bros
Mrs Andrews
Audrey Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Eliza Doolittle
Area Elections In South Plains Towns Today
South Plains towns hold elections today to name city officials while Lubbock and five other cities skip contests this year. Follow results in Wednesday’s Morning Avalanche Journal, Page A.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Gemini to orbit in space walk mission pairing Schirra Stafford
Walter M. Schirra and Thomas P. Stafford were named to the Gemini-6 crew for an ambitious orbit mission. They will pilot and copilot the capsule for a possible nine month timeline and join Virgil Grissom and John Young as backups.
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Ay Alvin B. Webb Jr. Ouston
UPI
Walter M. Schirra
Ni Thomas P. Stafford
Schirra
Stafford
America
Federal Space Agency
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Today's Prayer Reflections on holiness and harmony
A brief meditation styled prayer pairing feminine piety and infant lisp with masculine strength. The anonymous verse envisions harmony in celebrating holiness and beauty, inviting contemplation of spiritual unity.
Cost Hike To Buyer Indicated By Farm Stabilization Plan
President Johnson urged Congress to authorize new farm stabilizing programs shifting costs to consumers. Bread may rise a penny per loaf and rice 5 to 7 cents per pound, with flour and wheat products up. Senate and House agriculture leaders expect hearings soon on extending stabilizers for 1966 1967 crops, plus a cropland retirement plan. Complex space flight news follows about Gemini 6 involving Schirra and Stafford and the planned spacewalk amid US Soviet rivalry.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Harold D. Cooley
D-Nc
House Agriculture Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Schirra
Stafford
United States
Soviet Union
America
Russia
Alexei
Leonov
Schir
Agriculture Department
Netaar
U. S
NASA
Area School Aid Cited in Federal Funds Outlook
Gov. Connally says the proposed Federal Aid to Education Act could bring about 737,000 dollars annually to Lubbock County for elementary and secondary schools with South Plains counties receiving varying amounts. The bill would require applications and proposals from counties and could be subject to denial, while urging local school control remains essential.
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Sue Flanagan
Aland
Ustin
Lubbock County
U.S. Senate
South Plains
John Connally
Texas
Edward Mitchell Honored as Carrier of the Year
Edward Mitchell, a thrifty 13 year old Lubbock Avalanche-Journal route carrier since 1961, was named 1964 Carrier of the Year. He earned an $1,800 college fund and an engraved trophy and wristwatch, with his name to be added to a lobby plaque. Runners-up Kenneth Chaffin and others won $25 Savings Bonds for carrier abilities.
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Edward Mitchell
Ford Mitchell
Avalanche-Journal
Kenneth Chaffin
Sea Thirty
Mike Read
Lubbock and
Imi
Lubbock
Neon
Pete
Mamuall
Madnight
Atkins
Edward
Ammterque Aba Houten
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