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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1971

Page

7

Rain deluge smashes South Texas with up to six inches

Heavy storms drenched parts of South Texas with up to six inches of rain on Monday while the South Plains stayed cool and dry. The downpours stretched from the Rio Grande to the San Angelo area and east toward Brownwood, soaking Carrizo Springs with six inches and Ahserton with four. Nearby Batesville, Hondo, and Uvalde reported 3.70, 3.45, and 3.34 inches respectively.

Avalanche-Journal News Services South Texas South Plains State San Angelo Brownwood Rio Grande Carrizo Springs Ahserton Batesville Hondo Uvalde McAllen Texas Dalhart Marfa Baltimore New York New York City National Weather Service Jon the Moon Ther Weather Service Roy Rahway New Jersey Turnpike Great Kills St. George Staten Island Baltimore County Civil Defense Army Ft.Meade Maryland Little Gunpowder River Belair Towson Katie Merrill Louis Madacara

Birth notices and weather clash in late week issue

A string of birth announcements from families in Lubbock and surrounding areas lists newborn daughters and sons with weights and hospital times, noting parental occupations. The section also covers violent weather across West Texas, including flooding warnings along the Nueces, San Saba, and Colorado rivers, plus reports of rain and storms in Dallas, El Paso, and New York area incidents and fatalities.

Crystal City Amarillo Spearman Fritch

Helpful Driver Loses Boots After Hitchhikers Attack

David Underwood of 4620 17th St reported to police that he gave two Mexican American men a ride from Brownfield Road and 29th Drive toward N Detroit Avenue. One man wrapped a belt around his neck and demanded money, then the attackers took his boots valued at 25 dollars and several items from the glove compartment before disappearing into the early morning darkness.

Lubbock David Underwood 17Th St Tod Brownfield Road 29Th Drive N. Detroit Avenue Underwood Gore

Laos Involvement In Report Signals Secret War Details

A declassified U S Senate subcommittee report reveals CIA backing for Laotian forces and Thai irregulars, with total 1971-72 aid around 350 to 374 million excluding air costs. It notes rising North Vietnamese and Chinese influence and a secret war gradually slipping into Open scrutiny.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Laos Central Intelligence U.S CIA James G. Lowenstein Richard M. Moose Executive Branch Sen Stuart Symington D-Mo Foreign Relations Committee Senate China Thailand United States William P. Rogers Committee Ho Chi Minh Vietnam Pathet Lao

Fort Worth Judge Clears Two Lach Attorneys in Retrial Bid

UPI reports Criminal District Judge Byron Matthews exonerated lawyers Carl Sayers and Dale Gillespie, saying Lach received able representation during all phases of his trial. Lach, 27, a former Texas Tech student, was convicted last November of murdering Mrs. Alice Morgan on December 3, 1967, in the Texas Tech Science Building. Mats will hold a hearing on Lach’s renewed motion next month after denying the new trial request.

Fort Worth UPI Byron Matthews Benjamin Lach Lach Texas Tech Alice Morgan Lubbock Carl Sayers Dale Gillespie Wubbock Sayers Gillespie Matthews

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