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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

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Chicago clash as demonstrators face white mob violence

In Chicago a 3,000 plus white mob attacked 350 civil rights marchers in Marquette Park, burning cars and breaking store windows as police tried to separate protesters. Cries of racial slurs filled the scene and several people were injured or arrested.

Hidcago AP Marquette Park Martin Luther King Jr King James Bevel Chicago Bevel Wallace R Blackstone Rangers Neigro Rangers Miami Beach Robert Steelens Jefferson Super Steelens Art Porep

Into the Am Junior Birdmen Inspire Lubbock Residents

A fragmented clipping notes Lubbock residents embracing the INTO THE AM junior birdmen adage. It mentions Crosbyton potato yields per acre down with quality up and an arraignment for A RICHARD SPECK accused of slaying eight nurses in Chicago.

Crosbyton Growers Richard Speck Chicago

Rebellious Machinists Reject Contract Offer

Democratic officials announce veteran Rep Walter Rogers has withdrawn from the 18th Congressional District race in November. Rogers, 58, of Pampa, plans to return to private law practice after eight terms in Congress. He won the Democratic nomination in May and would have faced Republican Bob Price in November.

Associated Preas AMPA Democratic Party Walter Rogers Rogers Pampa South Plains Bob Price Price Texarkana Ark Congress Eugene Worley Guill Walter Knapp Amarillo Legislative Committee

Bombings In Zone Cause Of Concern

The International Control Commission for Vietnam expressed concern over warfare in the demilitarized zone as U S B 52 raids followed North Vietnamese use of the zone for troop concentrations. North Vietnam protested the strikes and alleged American bombings of four dikes.

George McArthur Aigon International Control Commission For Viet Nam India Canada Poland U.S

Prayer and Geneva Accord Tensions Highlight Demilitarized Zone

A fragment discusses a prayer and a vague mission aboard an American vessel. The International Control Commission vows to enforce the 1954 Geneva agreement. It notes concern over recent demilitarized zone developments and says it remains in contact with the demil zone team.

International Control Commission 17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone Commission Teame

From The Hurricane Deck Of A Spanish Cawpony

Porter Garrett of Lubbock and Lloyd Greer travel to a small Texas town seeking work. Rancher O W Osc ar Sumner offers a chance for Greer and Garver to prove themselves by handling horses in Puffin s pasture beside a Model T with a saddle on the hood.

Porter Garrett Lubbock Fatbhack Garrett Lloyd Greer O. W.oscars Sumner Lynn County Laihback Wesy Fabboeck Alwat Texas Tech Sumner

Canadian Dam A Closeup Look

Observers describe the vast Canadian Dam and aqueduct system as a monumental engineering feat nearing completion far ahead of schedule. The project will furnish water to 21 Panhandle and South Plains cities and is the largest of its kind built by the Bureau of Reclamation. See Tuesday morning Avalnache Journal for an on the spot look.

Panhandle Plains Bureau of Reclamation Tuesday Omorning Avalanche Journal

Hopes Collapse as Machinists Reject Air Strike Contract

Rebellious machinists overwhelmingly rejected a new contract with major airlines, keeping planes grounded and prompting anticipated congressional action. The International Association of Machinists said the 3 to 1 vote did not include wage rises or timely fringe benefits, ensuring the 24 day walkout continues as lawmakers prepare to intervene.

Frank Swoboda Qquashington APD Johnson White House Pr. Il Ray) Siemiller International Association of Machinists Siemiller San Francisco United Air Lines Trans World United Eastern Northwest National Congress Washington New York Pittsburgh Cather Licals Lister Thi Pe Ala Senate Labor Committees

Berkeley youth dies after LSD use and jump

Berkeley police said a 19 year old youth identified as Pavalin jumped from a third story window after reportedly taking LSD for the first time. Witnesses said he became violent and tried to leave the building before leaping to his death. The incident occurred early Sunday at an apartment building as friends alerted authorities and rushed him to Hernek Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Berkee Coax Wenneth TD ‘Pavalin Pever Cox Art Ayer Cax Hernek Hospital

Springlake Man Dies In Highway Collision Near Muleshoe

Don R. Watson 28 of Springlake was killed when struck on U S 84 near Progress Community six miles northwest of Muleshoe. The Morris family of Wichita Falls occupied the car. Watson stood in the highway after passing another vehicle. Watson’s death was deemed accidental by Justice of the Peace Jane Vaughn. Funeral services set for 3 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Springlake. He was a lifelong resident, married April 29 in Lubbock, member of the Baptist Church and Barth Junior Chamber of Commerce. Survivors include wife, six parents, son Donald Ray, three steps, brother Horton Glenn. Burial at Springlake Cemetery.

Uleshoew Springlake Oman Don R. Watson Muleshoe U.S. 84 Progress Community Don Robett Morris Wichita Falls Morris Highway Patrol Aman Freddy Jack Watson Justice of the Peace Jane Vaughn First Baptist Church Springlake Don Larkin Troy Walker Muleshor Larry Tunnel Donne Chiyton Terry Green Robby Murrell Jim Hadewayv Jearl James Burd Parsons-Fllis-Singleton Funeral Home of Earth Springlake Cemetery

Weather Map Pace Forecast for Lubbock Area

Sunny and hot today with a high in the upper nineties. Tonight will be fair and cooler with a low in the lower forties to mid fifties. Winds light to moderate from the south.

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