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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

Page

10

Pope VI Proposes Church Role in World Peace Efforts

In his first encyclical Ecclesiam Suam Pope Paul VI calls for the Catholic Church to engage in global disputes and dialogue with all people. He condemns communism and atheism while urging cooperation with non Christian faiths on religious liberty and social welfare.

Vatican City Pope VI Vatican Ecumenical Council Pope Paul John XXIII Ecumenical Council Church of Christ Pope John Castel Gandolfo Rome Bendict XIV Paul Africa Asia Church of Silence

Four From Tech at Tennessee ASAS Meeting

Two Texas Tech faculty members and two graduate students attend the 56th annual American Society of Animal Science meeting on the University of Tennessee campus. Durhams lead papers cover lamb birthweight nutrition coprography and feed studies. Curl, Triplett, and Buchanan-Smith also present research on superovulation fertility and feeding effects on beef heifers.

Knoxville, Tenn Texas Tech American Society of Animal Science University of Tennessee Ralph M. Durham Sam FE. Curl B. A. Triplett J. A. Buchanan- Smith Tech Durham Curl Triplett Buchanan-Smith ASAS

Fire at Lindsey Auto Service Causes About $12,000 Loss

Firefighters say a Sunday night blaze at Lindsey Auto Service 1012 17th St was caused by a faulty extension cord on a valve grinding machine. Owner James R. Lindsey reports about $12,000 in losses with heavy damage to the office fixtures and smoke and heat damage throughout the building.

Lindsey Auto Service 17Th St James R. Lindsey

Dickens County First Bale Wins Big For Spur Farmer

R G Bostick, farming 8 miles north of Spur, produced Dickens County’s first bale of cotton this year a 505 pound prize on Monday afternoon. Simmons Gin owned by Rob Simmons ginned the bale from 2500 pounds of seed cotton and will pay a premium. Chamber of commerce officials said prize money would follow. The crop came from an irrigated farm.

R. G. Bostick Here Dickens County Simmons Gin Rob Simmons Simmons Chamber of Commerce

Arrests Made In City Wide Looting Wave

Police and sheriff's deputies arrested fourteen people, ten juveniles, in a looting wave. Adults Brooks Blair and Terrance Baker face burglary charges for stealing 60 pounds of sugar from a boxcar near Kim sbell Wholesale Grocery after a traffic stop. Seventeen year old David Ray Dorsett charged with burglary of a motor vehicle, plus two juveniles aged 14 and 15 arrested during prowling incidents on Baylor Street. Other suspects, including an 18 year old, faced various burglary and attempted burglary counts. Several youths questioned in juvenile units. Bonds set for two others on separate felony charges. Jackson held on $1,500 bond. other bond decisions noted.

Brooks Blair 9Th St Apt Terrance A. Baker Kimsbell Wholesale David Ray Dorsett Auburn St Baylor St Wayne West Sheriff's Larry Eathem Jackson 1St St Dennis Ploeger Albert Smith Canyon Acuff Road Jackson Lubbock County 19Th St J. Ellison Blackwell Newcomb St

Market notes on potatoes butter and eggs in Chicago

AP USDA market report shows potato arrivals 121 on track 123 total U S shipments Friday 215 Saturday 120 Sunday 27 with moderate supplies and good demand. Prices cited for California Washington Wisconsin Nebraska potatoes and butter and eggs wholesale prices with various grades and delivery figures.

Chicago Fotatoes Chicago USDA U.S California California Bakers Washington Jong Washington Bakers Wisconsin Nebraska Reds

City Youth Wounded In Shooting Outside Grocery

A 16 year old Lubbock resident Ramon Moreno was wounded in the left thigh in a daytime shooting outside E L Jones Grocery at Baylor Street and Avenue Q. He received emergency care at West Texas Hospital and was later released. A companion said two other youths opened fire after a dispute at the drink box.

Lubbock Ramon Moreno N. Ave. R West Texas Hospital Moreno E. L. Jones Baylor St N. Ave. Q Joseph Rosendo Rosendo

Jurors Resume Felony Case Study After Recess

Grand jurors of the 72nd District Court expected to resume consideration of 57 felony cases this morning after a Monday recess. The panel sworn in by Judge Victor H. Lindsey includes Willie Lusk Jr. and others in a session led by Dist. Atty. Alton R. Griffin.

Alton R. Griffin Victor H. Lindsey Willie Lusk Jr F. N. Robinson Robert Casperson Fred Underwood Clark Self E. E. Kerr S. S. Forrest Jr George W. Gates Jr Marion Sanford Dan Young John F. Schneider

Lucille Ball Expands Fall Radio Interview Show with CBS

Lu cille Ball expands her activities this fall with a new radio interview program for CBS. The program aims to showcase Ball's wit and star power, broadening her media reach beyond television in a bid to attract a wider audience and attract sponsors.

Lucy Hollywood UPI Lucille Ball CBS

Hoffa Moves for New Trial in Pension Fund Case

Teamster President James R. Hoffa and six co defendants convicted of draining 25 million from the union pension fund seek new trials. They cite 56 alleged trial indict ment errors and a 13 week proceeding that ended July 26 with Hoffa guilty on two wire fraud counts one mail fraud and one conspiracy charge. A federal judge is expected to rule next week.

Chicago UPI Teamster James R. Hoffa Union Pension Fund Hoffa Richard B. Austin Austin Benjamin Dranow Minneapolis Abe I. Weinblatt Cranow Zachary A. Strate Jr New Orleans Calvin Kovens Miami Beach Miami Beach, Flq S. George Burris New York Samuel Hyman Tennessee

New Idea May Ease India Pakistan Rift

New Delhi India AP Defense Minister Y B Chavan says India accepts a 500 yard wide no mans land on each side of the Kashmir ceasefire line as proposed by UN military observer Gen R H Nimmo. Pakistan has not replied and 341 incidents occurred along the line in past seven months with no casualty figures given.

New Delhi India No-Man's Land Kashmir Y. B. Chavan Congress Party U.N R. H. Nimmo Australia Pakistan Chavan

Blood donors sought for burn victim in Galveston area

Jimmy Smith, 20, of 4413 28th Street, is to undergo skin grafting at John Sealy Hospital after a July 31 gasoline explosion near his home. His family says blood donations are needed and may be given at the Southwest Blood Bank, 4015 Avenue, as reported in the local notices.

Jimmy Smith John Sealy Hospital Galveston Smith Istambul Southwest Blood Bank Ave

Livestock Market Slump Amid 8000 Hog Offerings In Chicago

In Chicago, about 8,000 head of butcher hogs marked the largest supply in over five weeks. Trade remained fairly active with prices down as much as 50 cents, mixed No 1 and 2 hogs at 17.25 to 17.50, and lighter grades 16.73 to 17.25. Bulls and heifers fluctuated, while lamb and sheep prices showed some strength in select cuts.

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Forest Fire Threat Near Monaco Villa Escalates

Prince Rainier of Monaco and Princess Grace faced a fierce forest fire near their summer home on Mount Agel. Firefighters including volunteers and French soldiers battled flames sweeping close to the villa before gaining control.

Monte Carlo Prince Rainier Monaco Princess Grace Mount Agel

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