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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1966

Page

5

French Troops in Germany Face New NATO Command Debate

West Germany presses France to clearly define the role of about 75 000 French troops based in Germany within NATO. Chancellor Erhard and US Britain back an explicit German-led command framework with a possible repositioning of French forces in peacetime. Paris argues for legal rights to keep troops until a peace treaty, while offering possible joint war contingency plans.

Bonn Gerhard Schroeder U.S Britain France NATO Germany Schroeder Maurice Couve de Murville Chanceilor Ludwig Erhard John McCroy McCroy Hamburg Welt Am Sonntag Wenton Erhant Paris Wastengton Lap Acmerie Harlan Cleveland Sumlay Secuttis Clevelind North Atlantic Cleveland Tastoo Semtenther Washington Charles de Gaulle

New Withholding Rules Change Tax Payments and Refunds

IRS shifts to six tier withholding rates from 14 percent, factoring standard deductions and marital status. The plan aims to boost collections by 95 million this year and 275 million next, reduce spring tax bills for millions, while about 29 million taxpayers may break even at filing.

Sheldon S. Cohen Internal Revenue Service IRS

Hall's tough stance sparks faculty clash at Nebraska journalism

Dr. Hall defends his new post as director of the University of Nebraska School of Journalism amid protests from nine professors who accuse him of an insult and threaten departure. Tra Harkey Jr. and Robert McGiffert denounce Hall while praising prior achievements in the field and cautioning against his plans.

Hall the Lantern Tra B. Harkey Jr Paul Barton Robert G. McGiffert University of Nebraska School of Journalism Nebraska University of Columbia Graduate School of Journalism Wiliam Randolph Hearst College Texas Tech Albuquerque Tribune University of New Mexico Panhandle Press Assn

Educator flies to classes in a Piper over 120 miles weekly

Moriarty superintendent CCliften Edwards with 1400 flight hours pursues higher education at Eastern New Mexico University Portales. A veteran Marine Corps pilot and flying sergeant, he aims for an education specialist degree while balancing teaching duties and family affiliations.

Portales Ccliften Edwards Moriarty Eastern New Mexico University Marine Corps Eastern Oklahoma Hawaiian Islands Central Oklahoma State College Edmond Oklahoma State University Stillwater New Mexico Causey Max University Robert Portales Police Department Lynn Strother Albuquerque Moriarty High School Dewey Hunt Clifton Edwards N.M

Britain and Sudan resume diplomatic relations

The Foreign Office said Britain and Sudan have resumed diplomatic ties severed last year amid the Rhodesian independence crisis. A spokesman stated the resumption was by mutual consent.

London UPD Foreign Office Britain Sudan

Moonlit Blaze Near Matador Ranch Sparks Fire Brigade Mobilization

Volunteers from Roaring Springs race to the town's edge to battle a large blaze at the Matador Ranch known as the White House. Fire chief urges speed as a moonlit glow and eerie lookouts heighten tension. Firefighters laugh at their glowing faces.

Matador Ranch White House

Olton beautician dies in one car crash near Clovis

An Olton woman, beautician Janette Pelham Pelham, died when her car flipped Saturday night on Pleasant Hill Road about miles north of Clovis. Her companion Johnny Garrett of Fort Worth was hospitalized with injuries. The driver lost control on a curve and overturned. Pelham was born February 23 1945 in Paducah and had lived in Earth and Orion 21 years. Funeral services are at 2:30 p.m. today at Spring Lake Baptist Church with burial in Earth Cemetery. Survivors include husband Gerald Pelham of Earth two parents a daughter Jennifer and siblings Linda and Renny James.

Olton Clovis Dear Clovis Hos Phu Janette Jones Pelham Johnny Garrett Forth Garretts Pleasant Hill Road Mra Pellman Plainview Floydada Robert Selman Selman Methodist Hospital Ray Selman Fred Lenz 40Th St Boston Ave William H. Workman 46Th St Workman Luis Chavez Santos Chavez West Texas Hospital Joe B. Murphy Adron C. Miller Lubbock Ave Esther Flores Murphy Date St Miller Fiores Rt. 3 Pellhome Paducah Earth and Orion Spring Lake Baptist Church M. B. Baldwin iRev Don Larkin Earth Parson Funeral iHome iGerald Peilham J. B. James Orton Jennifer Peilham Arth Jeral Wayne James Linda James Renny James Olten Eunice Beardon Gayle Sawyer Ronnie Smith Roy Tom Packard Hugh Alexander Gary Cawley Gayland Stephens WD. McKay Clovis Rd Muriel W. Rose Buffalo Lake Tom Martinez Highland Lodge I. Broadway

Home Show Highlights Cotton Industry Theme

The event runs 6 to 10 p.m. weekdays and 4 to 1 a.m. Saturday with free admission. Exhibits cover home living, appliances, and crafts, plus a sailboats and boats display. Cotton industry ties are showcased with dedicated booths and a slogan echoing Kennedy on cotton for the Plains.

South Plains Ami Nancy Bernard Dasbback Balis-Tex Plains Co-Op Oil Mill Texas Teely Institute West Texas Kennedy Plains

Movie Costs More Than Admission

A Saturday night drive in at Red Raider Drive-in ended with Leo Montgomery’s car damaged and tools stolen. Thieves cut cords, removed the back seat for trunk access, and fled with Montgomery’s tool box and spare tire valued at 147 dollars. car damage estimated at 150 dollars. A Mexican statue from Design Today Inc on 34th Street was also missing after vandals cut cut cables.

Leo Montgomery Red Raider Montgomery Takeo Old Mexico Design Today Inc 34Th St

Weather spreads rain and frost across plains and mountains

A sweeping frontal system brings rain from Montana to Texas with cold spells across the Northern Plains. Reports note 1.3 inches in Oklahoma and 1.75 inches in Texas, plus hail, snow in Montana and Wyoming, and widespread frost warnings from Washington to Nevada.

Montana Nebraska Kansas Texas Colorado Wyoming Washington Oregon Idaho Utah Nevada Mission D.C Todd County Buzzy Bechtold Philip S.D Mercury Plains Casper Wyo Cut Bank Mont Missoula Livingston Bozeman Lander Dixie Appalachians Asheville N.C Billings Mont Charlotte N C Chicago Raleigh Bismarck Birmingham Ala New York City

Soviet Italy pact boosts radio television exchange

The Soviet Union and Italy signed an agreement to exchange more radio and television programs. It covers live broadcasts of concerts and cooperative production of music and drama shows.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Italy

Auto fuel tax reached 7.2 billion in 1965

UPI reports the National Automobile Club says motorists paid 7.2 billion dollars in vehicle fuel taxes across the United States in 1965.

San Francisco UPI United States National Automobile Club

Sam Johnson Starts His 102nd Year in West Texas Town

Sam Johnson of 2100 Ave K marks his 102nd birthday after celebrating with friends at home. A rugged West Texan who operated a shooting gallery on 706 Broadway, he has defied health odds amid aging arthritis and hearing loss. Locals recall his move to Lubbock County in 1889 and memories from Mackenzie Park. Johnson hints he may live to see another birthday and invites visitors to return next year.

Sam HH. Johnson Ave Sam TL Johnson Ave. K West Texas Acu Broadway Johnson Ladbrock Jobnaen Lubbork County Lubback Sam Jobnaen Lving Mackenzie Park Eoring Courast Saa Fort Grahert Brazos River Wace “Lye Lubbeck

Red Stowaways From Red China Detained in Japan

Two stowaways from Red China were removed from the Japanese freighter Dai-ei Maru on arrival from Tientsin with rock salt. Identified as Chou Yung-hsing and Shih Chung-tien both 25, they said they fled due to disgust with Communist media and planned to go to Formosa. Police have not disclosed their fate.

Senzake Japan CAP Red China Tientsin Chou Yung-hsing Shih Chung-tien Formosa

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