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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1961

Page

10

Repeat Showing Of Planetarium Program Slated

ANCIENT WRITINGS FouND AMMAN, Jordan (AP)-Stone inscriptions dating back to between 880 and 725 b.c. have been discovered in the Roman citadel of Amman, the Jordan Antiquities Department said. The West Texas Museum announces a repeat planetarium program, the Sky, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday on the Texas Tech campus. Tickets cost 25 cents for members, 50 cents for nonmembers, with children admitted free for Museum Association members. Telescope viewing is available and weather permitting, with discussion of constellations and major planets Jupiter and Saturn. Admission is in advance at the Museum office, limited parking behind the building.

Amman Jordan Jordan Antiquities Department Budapest Hungary East Germany Franz Liszt West Texas Museum Planetati WC. Holden Texas Tech Robert Riles Thuesdiy Labbock South Plains Tronomy Club Museum Association

Three Break-Ins Probed by Lubbock Police

Lubbock police investigated three break-ins at local businesses Tuesday. A door was pried at Hubert Whatley Era Service Station. damage estimated at 3. Noth ing missing. Change taken from a wash machine at Presto Laundry and from a vending machine at Tako Laundry. A coin box from a sc machine was found. suspect later arrested. Also reported theft from a car and a short change incident at a local firm. Police detained a suspect after matching evidence from an automobile and a motorist.

Hubert Whatley 34Th St Presto Ste Ave Tako Laundry S. T. Barnett Ave. Q Shortehaner “Art Ml-America Aveiptance Corp Offivers Patrmian Dan Marka Harvey Kiser Elen Clarence Smith Hafael Hava Mesica Austin UBL Carea Duncan Sindy School Ave. D Vt St Kenta M 4 Jos Nigeruay Cikouner Lange Tin Smelting

District Drops In June Liquor Fines Ranking

Lubbock district of the Texas Liquor Control Board fell to sixth place in June fines and court costs, amid reports of 15 convictions, 6 dismissals, and 1 non criminal case. State totals and other districts show Paris, Longview, Beaumont, Abilene, and Houston leading in fines and costs. Minor trouble reports claim minors involved in liquor violations and several new cases filed.

Lubbock Texas Liquor Control Board Ube Paris Lonaview Beaumont Abilene Houste Avilene Hania Gases

City Man Named New Bank Post at Citizens National

J Clyde Hillin, longtime Citizens National Bank staffer, named vice president and cashier succeeding Doreell Young who resigned recently. Announcement by Robe Re Mer yon, board caseman, after a Dee Usllin meeting. Hillin, an officer and member of the executive committee, has served as head of the royal guard in Anan and previously worked in the Securty State Danie. He is native of ftalis and has two children.

J. Clyde Hillin Yon Eseen Hye Janety, KG Ftalis Danie Rolis Aegs Statin Amiable

Explosive Device Found in Package to Dick Clark

Philadelphia police and chemists confirmed a package mailed to TV host Dick Clark held an explosive mixture. The Sunday night dispatch, the third suspicious delivery to Clarke in months, broke open in rain. City chemist Dr. Charles Lampert said the tube contained di ter and calcium carbide powder, chemicals that can form acetylene explosives when mixed with air.

Philadelphia UPD Dick Clark Clarke Charles Lampert

FPC Members To Hit West Texas For Study

Joseph Swidier and Howard Morgan of the Federal Power Commission fly to Dallas and will visit oil and gas sites in Texas and New Mexico. The tour includes a carbon dioxide removal plant and a large pipeline system operated by Southern Pacific Pipeline Co.

Washington Joseph Swidier Howard Morgan Federal Powersion Dallas Basi Phoy Texas New Mexico South Kostern Pipeline Co

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