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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1966

Page

6

Johnson Says Vietnam Crisis Likely to Resolve peacefully

President Johnson told reporters in Washington he believes South Vietnam’s political crisis will resolve in good time with a new constitutional government. He cautioned about domestic cost pressures but blamed no immediate action, and he pledged support as needed for Westmoreland’s war effort.

Washington UPI Johnson South Viet Nam Jobrean Newsreen Baltimore Viet Nam Teevand Honolulu Saicon Oarenert U.S Henry Cabot Ledee Ledze Owhr William Co Westmoreland CAS Oender Jabneon Westmoreland North Viet Nam Viet Conc

Plane Crash Near Oklahoma Spurs Air Safety Probe

Thunderstorms and heavy rain blamed for a fatal crash in Oklahoma. American Flyers based in Fort Worth reported the pilot as Ruby Hickman with copilot Bill Marr and chief flight engineer Tony Pica. Two survivors were reported. a Civil Aeronautics Board team headed by Thomas R. Saunders traveled to Ardmore to investigate. The incident marked a severe loss for military personnel, with past crashes cited for context.

Oklahoma Meacham Field Fort Worth Ruby Hickman Pigman Hickman Ardmore Tokyo el Toro Calif Larson Afb Wash

Three-Vehicle Crash Kills Dallas Woman Mrs Leftwich

Wreck described as a three vehicle collision on U S 87 near Dallas. Ellis driver of a truck lost control on slick roadway and was hit by Mrs Leftwich s car and Sumerall s pickup. Mrs Leftwich killed. Sumerall and Mrs Leftwich survived with extensive damage. Funeral notices indicate services in Dallas and burial at Laurel Land. Police sought a white and light green or light blue 1963 or 1964 Fairlane Ford believed linked to the crash.

Alen Hichwar Hailelman Wayne Baker Ellis U.S Baker Fairlane Ford Uen Leftwich Brooklyn St Dallas Lamar and Smith Funeral Home Rix Funeral Home Lubbock Carl Jones Clara Cummings Ave Brooklyn St. Methodist Church Fort Worth Montgomery Ward F. L. Davis Laurel Land Cemetery L. R Dona Hulsey T. Reacy Hughes Mississippi Ave. H. Lubbock Nora Windell Beulah Webb Cleburne iLubbock Edgar Jones Claude Jones New Deal Oscar Jones B. F. Jones Anson

Birth of a Daughter Noted in Local Hospital Report

A local hospital report records the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Keene Pereen of Losbork. The infant joined the family as parents celebrated with kin and friends, with details limited by the fragmentary text.

Critics slam Mabon Agency over Job Corps comic books

Critics call the Mabon antipoverty agency a “faddie factory” after 435000 copies of an Abner comic by Al Capp funded for Job Corps recruitment sit unused in Washington warehouses at $125 a month. OFO chief James Kelleher cites overwhelming recruitment slows.

Washington PL Mabon Faspushilean Freo Peps Albert HL Quie Lina Charles BL Grosdellh Noy Oheen Office of Econatric Oppnomimity OFO al Capp Washington James Kelleher Wei

Lions International convention ends with queen selection and officer bids

A Friday crowd near 1 400 to 2 000 gathered at the Keka Palace as Lions delegates awaited the district queen and new officers. Ball, breakfast, and sessions featured speakers Bert Hoffman and district leaders while nominations for governor and camp director were discussed.

Joe Gordon Avalanche Journal Chih Moniters Ropx Eveenl Keka Palace Governor's Inn Koka Palace Lions Bert Hoffman Texas la Arm Alton Ballouine Littlefield Lamesa Kako Palace Theo Pete) Cheaney van Greene Lubbock Texas Tech Chile Wlor. Thorn Wichita Kan Thorn Metropolitan B Baptist Church Lubbock Toons

Twins vie for district queen title in Plainview

The District 2-T Lions International Queen Contest faces a double twist as twin sisters Sharrell Harris and Shirley Harris, both Plainview High School seniors and Lions Club representatives, compete for the queen title at Koko Palace. One sister wins tonight at the governor's ball amid a 1,200-plus crowd with Darlene Oldham from Hub Lions Club also competing.

Lions International Plainview Shirley Harris i Sharrel Harris Lions Clubs Sharrell Harris Plainview Noon Lions Club Shirley Darlene Oldham Hub Lions Club Lubbock

Marines Halt Major Communist Offensive Near Chau Nhat

Allied forces under heavy artillery and napalm attacked a defended Communist force around Chau Nhat near Quang Ngai, claiming a decisive victory. U S Marines and ARVN reported heavy enemy losses, with estimates of 500 plus killed. Casualty figures for allied troops were not released.

Saigon Ups 7Th Marine Lewis Jeff) Fields Salisbury Chau Nhat Quang Neal U.S

Sop Homoreres? Pageant Qs Reveal Humorous Replies

The event features questions posed by master of ceremonies Bill McAlister to contestants. Sandra Jo Hill from Lubbock Industrial Club jokes that the toughest part of being a sophomore is dealing with juniors and seniors. Kathleen Howard of Whit harral offers a humorous plan if her date breaks a foot or they run out of gas, saying she would walk to town to fetch gas.

Bill McAlister Sandra Jo Hill Lubbock Industrial Club McAlister Kathleen Howard Whitharral

Rain and storms sweep across Texas with record totals

A weather summary notes widespread rain across the region with Plainview reporting 1.35 inches and Wichita Falls near 1.97 inches. Temperatures fell under clouds with highs from 86 in Brownsville to 56 in Lubbock. Major sports events were postponed due to rain and thunderstorm activity across Dallas, Fort Worth, and Dalins.

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Uranium Energy Potential Compared With Fossil Fuels

The Atomic Energy Commission states one cubic inch of uranium metal equals 90 000 cubic feet of coal 30 000 cubic feet of oil and 25 million cubic feet of natural gas in energy content.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission

Export Wares Shown Washington

The Bureau of International Commerce reported 1965 export promotion programs drew 2 488 U S exhibitors, 684 more than 1964. Of these, 1 021 were new to the markets, while in 1964 only 479 were new to the markets.

Washington Bureau of International Commerce U. S

Judge Denies Estes New Trial Amid Perjury Accusation

Judge Brewster rejects Estes request for a new trial and condemns alleged perjury in his testimony about antipersonal meetings with Mr. Kreeger and dealings with Walter Heller Co. The judge calls perjury a threat to court integrity and criticizes post conviction tactics aimed at reducing sentences.

Kreeger Wiis Brewster Walter EB. Heller Co Freison Actos

Artificial heart aid for DeRudder boosts hope for recovery

The bulletin reports DeRudder connected to a tennis ball sized pump that handles about two thirds of his left ventricle workload while his damaged heart rests. Doctors say swelling and brain edema may be temporary with no blood destruction from the device. DeBakey notes the operation could extend life expectancy toward normal if recovery proceeds. DeRudder, from Westville Illinois, arrived in Houston seeking relief from long heart disease history.

Buletin DeRudider Tt Gs DeRudder DeBakey Westville Houston

Diplomat Notes Weak Points in U S Foreign Policy

Evie Kocher, State Department diplomat in residence at the University of Texas, told about 300 Texas social studies teachers that three weaknesses hinder U S foreign policy: poor understanding of Asian, African and Latin American leaders, and a crowded, slow policy process with many agencies involved. Moscow reportedly weighs grain shipments to India.

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