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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1966

Page

3

Gun Control Looms As Next Legislative Item

Texas lawmakers weigh gun control after the 1966 campus massacre. Debates over lifetime confinement for insane criminals and wider pistol permit ideas surface alongside questions about reporting rifle and shotgun sales. Officials warn many firearms remain in civilian hands and could reach dangerous users.

Garth Jones Associated Press University of Texas Texas Johnson John Connally Waggoner Carr U. S Carr Dave Finney Fort Worth Connally Austin Outdoors Oswalds LBJ Ranch Dallas Outdoors President's Ranch Texas Department of Public Safety

Reward Offered For Missing Black Dog Linked To Rabies Fears

Don Davis offers 100 dollars for information leading to the return of a small black dog reported to have bitten Scott Davis. If not found by Saturday morning the 6 year old may need rabies shots. The dog is 12 to 15 inches high, black with a white throat spot, wearing a blue green collar with a tag, last seen east of the bite scene behind a neighbor's house. Reports to Lubbock Police or Davis at SW9 6805. Fire destroyed the bedroom of a rear unit at 1922 9th St. total loss, with smoke damage to the rest of the house.

Don Davis 13Th St Scott Lubbock Davis

Two Charged In Bank Job In Minnesota

Two young gunmen from Little Rock Arkansas were charged after robbing Citizens State Bank of about ten thousand dollars at Big Lake Minnesota. They fled by plane to Little Falls and Detroit Lakes before authorities arrested them in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis UPI Bic Lake Minn Citizens State Bank FBI Little Rock Ark Johnny Bauzh Herman Dale Scates U.S Bernard Glimpfer Bauzh Scates Hennepin County Big Lake Little Falls Detroit Lakes

El Paso Water Bill Completed In House

The House passed a bill amending repayment provisions of a contract between El Paso County Water Improvement District 1 and the government for a reclamation project. Payments will be proportional to water actually available from the Rio Grande, replacing a fixed annual amount. the measure, sponsored by Rep. Richard White, D Texas, had cleared both chambers and returned for minor changes.

House Senate

Twirling Clinic Set At Tech Next Week

National champion Terry Stephens will conduct a twirling clinic at Texas Tech August 15 18. Classes run 9 a.m. to noon on the band practice field near the Music Building. Stephens a 1965 Texas champion and 1966 national international boys crown holder is a featured Tech Band twirler. Contact the Tech Band Office Ext for details.

Terry Stephens Texas Tech Tech Music Stephenville Texas Tech Tech Band

Mop Handle Sought as Murder Weapon in Texas Slayings

In Fort Worth detectives and Johnson County search fields for a pink mop handle believed used to strangle Edna Sullivan 16. Roy Green 18 and Kenneth McDuff 20 are charged in three killings in Johnson and Tarrant counties with Green alleging McDuff killed Edna and raped her twice.

Fort Worth UPD Johnson County Edna Louise Sullivan Robert Brand Mark Dunnam Roy Green Kenneth McDuff Green McDuff Johnson Tarrant Edna Louise

Banquet Dad Treats Daughter at Caprock Club Event

Don Adams and his daughter Angela attended the Caprock American Business Club father-daughter banquet at the Johnson House Restaurant. Angela, three, appeared in various moods from doubtful to amused as photos captured the moment.

Don Adams 49Th St Angela Caprock American Business Club Johnson House Don

Panhandle Davidson clan reunion stitches two branches

About 52 Texas Panhandle Davidsons plus nearly as many Southern California kin gathered at Newport Beach after arriving in Fullerton to join a weekend reunion organized by Sister Pearl Cluck of Grover Texas. The event blends a reception dinner harbor cruise and trips to Disneyland and local venues.

Newport Beach Calif Davidson Clan Texas Panhandle Fullerton California Okla Davidson Inglewood Sister Pearl Pearl Homer Davidson Cluck Grover, Tex Southern California Mrs. Cluck Disneyland. Mrs. Cluck Altus Okla Cluck Panhandle Davidsons Peggy Ralph Bell Georgia Miller Gardena Okla Lee Davidson Tory Davidson Long Beach Terry Davidson Ernest Davidson Denver Colo

CAP Meeting Ends With Final Sessions Today

The second and final day of the Community Action Program workshop convenes in the Arnett Room of Citizens National Bank with Bob Allen and Dwight Davis delivering featured addresses. CAP directors from multiple Texas towns gather with officials for talks on youth programs and local media use.

Arnett Citizens National Bank Bob Allen Dwight Davis CAP Citizens National Chamber of Commerce Joe Meador Gov Austin Joe Kelly Lubbock Bob Nash KFYO Area Cap Don Malone Vernon Frank Latimer Dimmitt O. L. Watson Levelland Sweetwater Snyder San Angelo Lamesa Plainview Amarillo

Rodeo's First Round Complete At Post Stampede

The Post Special Competitors completed first go round action at the Post Stampede and Southwestern Championship Junior Rodeo. Winners in the second performance include Joan Minor Post in flag race Gladys Pinkett Ropesville in barrels and others with senior winners such as Judd Simms Lubbock in bareback riding and Marie Voss Snyder in barrels. The event runs through Saturday despite Wednesday rain delays.

POST Joan Minor Gladys Pinkett Ropesville Jennys Voss Snyder Glenn Carrol Crane Wayne Cunningham Gail Wade Lewis Hereford Charles Coax Amarillo Judd Simms Lubbock Marie Voss Jess Everett Paul Butler Truman Mauldin Sylvester

Backbone and Conviction Teach Steady Living

Motivational verse stresses building character through conviction and right choices. It urges readers to stand firm with courage, wisdom, and confidence, guiding plans and decisions with strength and positive purpose.

Premier Petroleum Buys West Texas Reed Oil Stations

Premier Petroleum Co purchases Reed Oil Co with about 34 stations in 14 West Texas cities. Meehan says operation transfers immediately and notes Lubbock sites mark first Premier stations there.

Andrews Big Amarillo Borger Brownfield Lubbock Midland Odessa Pampa San Angelo Stamford Stanton Sweetwater Jr

Tornado Rider Roy Bennett Dies After Tornado Injury

Roy Bennett 46 a former Air Force master sergeant who rode in the center of a tornado funnel two years ago died of an apparent heart attack. He survived injuries from the April 3 1964 twister that killed seven at Sheppard Air Force Base and carried debris past his home. Funeral mass set for Saturday. survivors include his widow parents two daughters and a brother.

Wichita Falls Roy Bennett Bennett Air Force Sheppard Air Force Base

Former Rio Grande developer dies in Houston

James Bruce Relin Sr. 64, lumber man, rancher and real estate man, died Wednesday night. Relin, president of Statewide Juimber Co., helped develop the Lower Rio Grande Valley and moved to Houston in 1933. He established an early on your lot home firm and later ran 5B Ranch near Brenham. Survived by widow and three sons J Bruce Jr Douglas and Gary Belin of Houston. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday.

Houston James Bruce Relin Relin Statewide Juimber Co Lower Rio Grande Valley Midwest Camilla Brenham J. Bruce Jr Douglas Gary Belin

Summer Is Dead The Airline Strike Hits Miami Beach Hotels

Miami Beach hotelier George Bernstein says business is the worst in 25 years as a nationwide airline strike decimates occupancy. Delano Hotel runs about 65 percent, with July at 100 percent then collapsing. Chamber of Commerce puts daily losses at 2 million dollars.

Doug Bailey Miami Beach Fla George Bernstein Florida Delano Hotel Chamber of Commerce Jules Schoen Bernstein Ajong Moro Row Miami Delano

Morahan Death Reveals Lubbock Widow Rites

Mrs. Julia C Morahan 92 of 4805 Canton Ave died at 3 a m in Colonial Manor Nursing Home She will lie in state at Christ the King Catholic Church with a Requiem Mass set for Saturday Burial follows at Whiteshoro Cemetery under Henderson Funeral Directors She was born in Rogers Arkansas and lived in Lubbock 14 years Survived by three sons two sisters two grandchildren and three great grandchildren

Julia C. Morahan Canton Ave Colonial Manor Lubbock Christ the King Catholic Church J. F Charles J Corpus Christi George L

Prominent Texas Surgeon Dies at 65

Dr. Joseph R. Shaeffer 65 a noted surgeon and disaster medicine authority died Thursday in San Antonio. He was director of medical education at Santa Rosa Medical Center and earned awards from the American Cancer Society. Surviving are his widow and two sons.

San Antonio Joseph R. Shaeffer American Cancer Society Shaeffer University of Texas South Texas Medical School of Medicine Cornell University Army Medical Corps Houston Ronald Shaeffer Gainesville Fla

Funeral set for Rev Aleic Vela in Hammond Ind

Services for Rev Aleic Vela longtime pastor and Lubbock native who died Monday at Baylor Hospital Dallas will be held Saturday at First Southern Baptist Church in Hammond Indiana. Vela formerly led Templo Bautista Mission Primera Iglesia Bautista in Lubbock First Mexican Baptist Church in Ropesville and the Latin American Baptist Mission in Mineral Wells. He had been hospitalized since January with an acute kidney illness and was licensed to preach in 1959 ordained in 1960.

Aleic Vela Lubbock Baylor Primera Iglesia Bautista N. Sherman Ave First Mexican Baptist Church Ropesville Latin American Baptist Mission Mineral Wells

Mrs Roberts Funeral Se t in Amarillo Church Services

Mrs Jonahnnie Leo Roberts 85 of 2813 9th St Amarillo died at 2 a m Thursday in St Anthony s Hospital Funeral services set for 10 a m Saturday at Grace Baptist Church with Rev M O Garner officiating Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under direction of Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home Survivors include her husband R M Roberts a daughter Mrs Rex Tatum Lubbock a sister two brothers P H McKinney Silverton and R L McKinney Harris Ark and two grandchildren

Amarillo Jonahnnie Leo Roberts 9Th St St. Anthony’s Hospital MelKinney Roberts Grace Baptist Church M. O. Garner Llano Cemetery Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home R. M. Roberts Rex Tatum Lubbock P. H. McKinney Silverton R. L. McKinney Harris, Ark

Herring Rites Set for Saturday in Franklin-Bartley

Funeral services for TC Herring 74 of 5001 11th Street will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Franklin-Bartley Chapel with Rev. George Faison of Grace Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Petersburgh Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran, a retired farmer, and survived by his wife three daughters and ten grandchildren.

R. B. Bryant Dies: Longtime Jones County Resident

R B Bryant 77 a Stamford merchant and longtime Jones County resident died Thursday in Shannon Hospital San Angelo He owned Bryant Link Stores started by his father in 1884 He served on the McMurry College board planned for SMU and on a Methodist Home board He was married 1909 to Josephine Gentry Survivors include his wife two daughters four children a brother and a sister Seven grandchildren accounted for Services set for 3 p m Saturday at St John s Methodist Stamford Burial in Highland Cemetery Stamford Johnson Funeral Home in charge.

San Angelo R. B. Bryant Stamford Shannon St. John's Methodist Church Eugene Matthews Highland Cemetery Johnson Funeral Home Anson Bryant Jones County Bryant- Link Texas McMurry McMurry College SMU Methodist Home Waco Rotary Club Josephine Gentry Rule Tex J. E. Lovelace Welby Callicoate Robert L Lake Jackson John C Hamlin W. J Stanford Charles G.eralish Corpus Christi

Alton Seigler Services Pending in Crosbyton

Alton Oliver Seigler 58 of Crosbyton died Thursday at his home. A WWII veteran, he ran a radio and television repair service and was a Baptist Church member. Funeral services are pending at King Funeral Home. Survived by wife Mary Lou two sons Richard and Gary daughter Mrs. Billy Don Renfro of Stamford Tex a brother Weldon Seigler a sister Georgie May Grace and three grandchildren.

Crosbyton Alton Oliver Seigler Seigler Tie The Baptist Church King Funeral Home Mary Lou Richard Gary Billy Don Renfro Stamford Tex Weldon Se

Carleton Rites Scheduled Here

Thomas R Carleton 51 died Wednesday in Reese AFB Hospital. Services set for 4 p m today at Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. He was a retired Air Force technical sergeant and longtime Texas Tech library staffer. Family: Ruth daughter Sandra and mother Essie Carleton. Brother Charles S Carleton and sister Mrs D H Jewell Jr. reside in Shreveport and Austin respectively.

Thomas R. Carterton 62Nd St Air Force Reese Afb Sanders Memorial Chapel Bill Wilkerson Colorado City Ruth Sandra Essie Carleton Shreveport Charles S. Carleton Austin 1D. H. Jewell Jr

Santos Cruz Services Pending At City Funeral Home

Santos Cruz, 51, of 650 Zenith Street, died Wednesday at his home. Three sons Encarnacion Ruben and Jose and two daughters Maria Cruz and Mrs Rosabel Martinez reside with him. Public services are pending at San ders Funeral Home in the city.

Sanders Funeral Santos Cruz Zenith St Encarnacion Ruben Jose Maria Cruz Rosabel Martinez

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Charles Herring Austin J. S. Green James S. Chapman Minnesota el Paso Twirling Ray Westbrook Panhandle Dugout Davidson Mexico City Mexico United States Nugents Sir Ralph Drake Bahamas Luci Pat Nugent Lady Drake Government House Julien C. Hyer West Fort Worth Oil Company Ave. Q E. Broadway Rio Grande Lincoln Road Mall Rev Vela Mrs. Roberts Jones Alton Seigler Carleton Sesthaew
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