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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1969

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Storms Grip Texas with Tornadoes and Heavy Rain

Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes pounded Texas on Saturday as high winds hail and heavy rains disrupted communities from Matagorda to the South Plains. Lubbock logged 1.08 inches pushing the yearly total near 3.98 inches with other towns recording 0.49 to 7 inches locally.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Texas South Plains U. S. Weather Bureau West Texas Air Terminal Lanct Huntsville Houston Matagorda Victoria Laredo Austin Andrews Seminole Denver City Floydada O'Donnell Lubbock Abernathy Amherst Aspermont Brownfield Cotton Center Crosbyton Dickens Dimmitt Friona Gail Hale Center Hereford Lamesa Levelland Littlefield Lockney Lorenzo Matador Morton Muleshoe Orton Paducah Petersburg Plains Plainview Post Seagraves Silverton Slaton Snyder

Flood Losses Reach Five Million Across Midwestern States

Flood damage tops five million as Red River and James River surge along the North Dakota Minnesota border. Grand Forks evacuations and flooded basements persist while bridges, roads, and elderly housing developments face extensive harm. Gas hazards and renewed evacuations accompany the rising floodwaters across multiple communities.

Associated Press Midwest Red River North Dakota-Minnesota Grand Forks N.D William Guy North Dakota James River Jamestown James Foote Elm

Songs Chide Reformers Conservative Folk Singer At Yale

Yale junior Tony Dolan writes and performs conservative folk songs. He markets his album Cry, the Beloved Country and uses selective dating rules tied to National Review. His songs appeal to liberal and conservative crowds in Connecticut coffee houses and groups like Young Americans for Freedom.

Associated Press New Haven Conn Tony Dolan National Review Dolan Yale University Connecticut Young Americans For Freedom SDS Dr. Spock

Nixon forecasts $5.8 billion budget surplus for 1970

President Nixon announces a revised budget plan with a $5.8 billion surplus for the 1970 fiscal year starting July 1, citing large reductions in military and domestic spending. He contrasts with Lyndon Johnson’s lower targets and seeks $5.5 billion in reduced appropriations, with defense cuts of about $1.1 billion.

Washington Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson United States LBJ Johnson Congress Robert P. Mayo

Sheriff Deputy Jim Cooper Shot During Warrant Attempt

A 28 year old sheriff's deputy Jim Anthony Cooper was shot in the lower abdomen while serving a gambling warrant at 2801 Slide Road. Det. Billy Knox and police chased down the suspect Jasper Ray Pruitt who was charged with assault with intent to murder and held on $10,000 bond. The incident occurred as multiple officers responded and Cooper underwent surgery with a Serious condition reported.

Lane Arthur Avvalanche-Journal Jim Anthony Cooper E. Purdue Slide Road Cooper Methodist Hospital Jasper Ray Pruitt Justice For the Peace Wayne LeCroy Billy Knox Knox Ray Huffman Pruitt Huffman C. G. Bartley Jack Sealy Jackie Knox Preacher Deacon Kim

Real Flying Nun comes to Lubbock to instruct teachers

A clipped newspaper page lists diverse items: a Flying Nun tour to instruct teachers in Lubbock. Rotarian conference planned in Midland. Reese graduates celebrate 54 student pilots. a Houston transplant list. a Stargazer satellite update. FTC pre merger notices. Anguilla political moves. Soviet security talks. plus horoscopes, market reports, editorials and farming notes.

Lubbock

Prayer Aide Seeks Guiding Walk With Lord

A note from Mildred Voight of Lubbock asks for daily guidance and prayers as she reflects on rushing ahead of divine will to face the day and find clarity in faith.

Mildred Voight Lubbock

Taxes Too Safety Tag Deadline Sneaks Up

Procrastinators face long lines as Tuesday marks the deadline for income tax filings and vehicle safety inspections. Many taxpayers rush to the post office before midnight while inspection centers anticipate heavier volumes, with local reports noting 15 cars lined up Saturday and 60 vehicles at peak in prior days.

Texas lawmakers move to cap DPS helicopters at two

In Austin, Texas legislators push to limit the Department of Public Safety to at most two helicopters in the 1970 71 appropriations bill though DPS currently operates five and has two more on order. The House and Senate clash over crime fighting expansions with narcotics and highway patrol staffing proposals, split on campus enforcement.

Roland Lindsey Austin UPI Texas Law and Order Department of Public Safety House Senate DPS Texas Ranger

Letter from Gold Star Mother on Vietnam Deserters Plea

Mrs. Richard F. Keyer Sr. of Xenia protests a Stockholm based deserters committee urging relatives of fallen soldiers to press for ending the Vietnam War. She recalls her son Dennis Keyer, 21, Navy medic with the 3rd Marine Division, killed May 1, 1966, and says she has no sympathy for the deserters while trusting the government to end the conflict. Her letter to President Nixon rejects intrusion into her privacy and asserts her son volunteered and believed in his country.

Associated Press Xenia Vietnam Nixon American Deserters Committee Richard F. Keyer Sr U.S Deserters Committee Stockholm Sweden Congress Eisenhower Viet

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Wins Headliners Public Service Award

The Lubbock Avalanche Journal received the National Headliners Club outstanding public service award at a luncheon in Atlantic City. Editor Chas A Guy accepted the plaque. judges praised the paper's investigative reporting that helped solve the Texas Tech campus murder of a cleaning woman on December 4 1967.

Atlantic City N. J Lubbock -Avalanche Journal National Headliners Club Tom Pap) Paprocki Associated Press Adrian W. Phillips Chas. A. Guy Avalanche Journal Haddon Hall Jin Texas Tech

Missing Florida tot found dead in shallow grave

The mutilated body of 8-year-old Camillia Hand, missing since Thursday, was found Saturday in a shallow grave near where she was last seen. Deputies questioned a prominent local man as an angry crowd gathered outside. Clothing was found nearby.

Qocoee Fla Orange County Dave Starr Camillia Starr

Governors Reception Opens Mansion to 28th District

Gov and Mrs Preston Smith host a 5 to 7 pm reception at the Governor's Mansion in Austin for the 28th Senate district a series inviting Texans from Andrews Crosby Dawson Gaines counties to visit the mansion with families no invitation required the governor said the open door policy continues to welcome residents for six years in the Senate before his 1963 lieutenant governorship.

Glen Castlebury Avalanche-Journal Austin Bureau Austin Preston Smith 28Th District Governor's Senate Andrews Cochran Crosby, Dawson, Gaines Doc Blanchard Smith

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