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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1966

Page

4

White House Denounces Steel Price Increases

The White House condemned a wave of steel price hikes announced by U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Inland Steel Co effective August 10 as part of broader inflation concerns. Across 11 firms the increases cover base prices for prime hot rolled and cold rolled steel used in autos and major appliances. Government sources warn the move could ripple into other industries amid anti inflation efforts.

U.S. Steel Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel Co Viet Nam Leslie B. Worthing Worthing Bethlehem

Weather and economic notes mix in Texas and national markets

Hot weather returns to the South Plains with temperatures near 95 degrees and a low around 65 after a cool spell. Forecasters note a slight chance of showers, while El Paso and Houston report heavy rainfall elsewhere. Separately, analysts discuss inflation, wage trends, and steel price increases affecting consumer costs and the broader economy.

South Plains Lubbock U. S. Weather Bureau New Mexico Panhandle el Paso Houston Galveston Beaumont Laredo

R R Holmes Rites Set For Saturday In Lubbock

Roy Holmes 60 of 2106 28th St died at West Texas Hospital after a heart attack. Services planned 4 p m Saturday at Ford Memorial Chapel with Rev J T Bolding and Rev I D Walker officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Survived by wife two sons Jerry D and James Eldon mother sister and seven grandchildren.

R. R Roy) Holmes 28Th St West Texas Hospital Ford Memorial Chapel J. T. Bolding First Baptist Church I. D. Walker Highland Baptist Church City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Holmes Lubbock

Felix Hadley Services Today in Friona

Felix Hadley 97 longtime Friona resident died Thursday in West Plains Hospital Muleshoe was a retired farmer Funeral services set for 3 p m today at Friona Methodist Church with Rev James Price officiating Burial is in Friona Cemetery under Clathorn Funeral Home survivors include two daughters Mrs Gibbie Trigg Friona and Mrs L D Cannon Muleshoe four sons A H and Carl Friona Raymond and Hiram Childress 24 grandchildren 63 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren

Friona L. D. Cannon Muleshoe A. H Carl Raymond Hiram Childress

Auto prices rise as steel costs bite car makers

UAW studies steel price impact and backs a price wage review board with a consumer council. If steel costs hold, 1967 car prices may rise as automakers absorb or pass on higher materials costs. Proposals include 60 day notice for dominant firms and greater public scrutiny of increases.

United Auto Workers Union UAW Auto Company General Services Administration Copenhagen Denmark

Idalou Girl Crowned Lubbock County Farm Bureau Queen

Beverly Davis 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Davis Idalou, won the 1966 Farm Bureau Queen title at Villa Inn Motor Hotel with runner up Carolyn Capshaw also of Idalou. Gwen Turnbow crowned Miss Davis. Ed Wilkes MC. Davis advances to the district contest Aug 11 in Brownfield en route to state crown. Over 150 Farm Bureau members attended the event. 10 contestants participated.

Beverly Davis M. L. Davis Idalou Lubbock County Gwen Turnbow Miss Davis Ed Wilkes KFYO Brownfield Corpus Christi Lubbock

30 Day Ban Permitted Airlines Strike Measure Wins Senate Approval

The Senate backed a three step plan to end the airline strike with a 30 day back to work order, 60 day and 90 day extensions at President Johnson's discretion, and federal injunctions against violations. Debates centered on courage and timing as union and airline negotiators were urged to settle, with estimates of daily losses and widespread economic impact cited.

House Senate Johnson Winston L. Prouty R-Vi Solons Everett M. Dirksen Sinois Congress Mike Mansfield Prouty Dirksen LBJ GOP Sen Jacob K. Javits R-Ny Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse Eastern National Northwest Trans World United American Automobile Assn Roy) Siemiller IAM Washington National Airport Siemiller

DeMolays Open Conclave in Lubbock Honors Mark Space Talk

The Lubbock DeMolay conclave opened with Houston MSC official Haney outlining Gemini to Apollo advances and a 1969 lunar landing plan. Mayor Rogers honored dignitaries, including Fort Worth's John P. D. Tomme Jr and Lubbock’s J. Q. Warnick Jr., with the DeMolay Legion of Honor as Lt. Gov. Preston Smith urged youth leadership.

Haney U. S NASA Houston Lubbock W. D Dub) Rogers Jr Waco Rogers DeMolay Istate DeMolay Waco DeMolay Order of Demolay Columbus Wright Brothers John Pd, Tomme Jr Fort Worth J. Q. Warnick Jr Walter L. Weaver Odessa Phelps E. Littlepage San Antonio Milton David Hendrix Sr Dallas Victor Thornton Allen Jake Watts Midland Preston E. Smith Chas.a. Guy U.S George Mahon Salxo

Gemini Control Spokesman Paul Haney Reveals Calm Demeanor

NASA public affairs chief Paul Haney, 38, spoke with reporter Dick McAlpin after injuring a finger in a motel room. Haney discussed his duties at NASA MSC, spaceflight humor, and a tense scene during a Gemini flight. He recalled a gunman incident on a Houston to Florida jet and noted MSC staff connections to the Whitman case.

Dick McAlpin Avalanche-Journal Gemini Control Paul Haney South Plains Order of DeMolay Haney National Aeronautics and Space Administration Walter Shirrer Tom Stafford Akron Beacon Journal Associated Press Erie Manned Spacecraft Center MSC Charles J. Whitman Austin Sandra Wilson Miss Wilson

Beatles Manager Rushes to New York Over Lennon Comment

Beatles manager Brian Epstein rushed to New York to gauge rising U.S. protests after John Lennon said the group is more popular than Jesus. Epstein will meet General Artists Corp. officials amid talks of altering or canceling their 19 day American tour starting Aug. 11 across 14 cities.

Gordon F. Josel London UPI Beatles Brian Epstein New York John Lennon Jesus Epstein General Artists Corp America United States John England Lennon The Evening Standard Evening News U.S Datebook Maureen Cleave London Evening Standard Maureen

Anatomy of a killer Whitman case draws expert comment

The document reports experts assessing Charles Whitman as a potential antisocial psychopath while notes show he intended not to be taken alive. It notes blood tests for drug influence and mentions Gov. Connally convening a national panel to study such behavior. Grand jury decisions praise officers and justify the shooting as necessary.

Whitman de Chenar M.D. Anderson Institute and Tumor Center Houston Gov. Connally United States Trn Whiteman Austin Billy Speed Ramiro Martinez Houston McCoy Jerry Day Allen Crum

Smith Orders Study of Connally Proposal

Lt Gov Preston Smith told the Texas Legislative Council staff to study a possible state law confining for life murderers acquitted by insanity. Gov Connally had proposed the idea, with the council tasked to research and prepare legislation for the upcoming session. In Tokyo, shops are hiring more detectives to curb shoplifting.

Youth Surrenders in Roscoe Nightwatchman Slaying

A 15 year old Sweetwater youth wanted in the fatal shooting of Roscoe nightwatchman Lewis Snyder, 65, turned himself in after calling Fort Worth police. He said his car ran out of gas on U S 80 and he was the murder suspect. The gun linked to the case was later found in Grandview. Johnson County Sheriff Noel Woford said the suspect had given the weapon to a girl in Grandview. The teen was questioned in Fort Worth late Thursday.

OUT Worth Sweetwater Roscoe Fort Worth U.S. 80 Lewis Snyder Roscoe Street Grandview Johnson County Noel Wofford Cleburne

Tulia Man Hurt In Car Mishap

A Tulia man, about 50, Howard Love, suffered serious chest injuries and possible punctured lung when his car struck a bridge on Hwy 87 five miles north of Tulia at 5:50 p m Thursday. Passenger O J Iave was not injured.

Tulia Here Howard Love Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo Bill Clifton Harold Evanson O. J. Lave

Ellington Wins In Tennessee Democratic Nomination

Former Gov Buford Ellington defeated John Jay Hooker Jr for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Tennessee. Frank Clement edged Ross Bass in the U S Senate primary, denying Bass a full six year term after Bass had ousted Clement two years earlier.

Nashville UPI Buford Ellington Johnson John Jay Hooker Jr Frank Clements U. S. Senate Ross Bass Bass Clement

Lubbock Stations Continue Beatle Airplay Amid Controversy

KLBK and KSEL in Lubbock vow to keep playing Beatles records after interviews with Maureen Cleave. KLBK cites misquoted text from Cleave interview and will air records until Lennon quotes are confirmed. KSEL reports over 2,000 calls favor preserving airplay and notes Cleave’s clarification of Lennon's stance.

Lubbock KLBK KSEL Amarillo Maureen Cleave Lennon Miss Cleave Cone Jesus London

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