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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1970

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Lubbock man dies in overpass crash near southeast area

Kenneth Earl Minner 41 dies when his auto roars through a guard rail on a southeast Lubbock overpass, sails under a second car and overturns three times. The crash fatally wounds Minner and injuries small, several others in additional Saturday wrecks. Autopsy ordered. driver may have died of natural causes before impact.

Lane Arthur Avalanche-Journal Lubibock Kenneth Earl Minner Zith St Justice of the Peace Wayne ‘LeCroy LeCroy Minner A. L. McMinn 19Th Street Avenue F East Lubbock Parkway Drive Quirt Avenue 18Th Street Avenue NX Southeast iDrive Spur 331 James Burfield 35Th St John D. Jones Main St Feliciano Gallegas Jr Robstown Lubbock

Miss Aussie Quits First Grade After 63 Years Teaching

Junction Texas AP says Miss Austin Durst known as Miss Aussie retires from first grade after 63 years. She reflects she learned more than she taught and will miss four generations of pupils. She notes highway construction reshaping the hills near her longtime home.

Aussie

Integration efforts stalled in 26 Texas districts

Federal officials report frustration as the Justice Department seeks court action to force integration in 26 Texas districts. Judges limited further moves, delaying decisions beyond the upcoming school term. Some districts oppose OUITA actions while 11 districts gained HEW approval for unitary plans to be in place by September.

Robert E. Ford Associated Press Justieee Texas Justice Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Fatal car truck crash kills three near Amarillo

Three people died and two injured in a fiery crash on the northeastern edge of Amarillo. Victims are truck driver Robert D. Gouge 48 and passengers Faye Weatherly 60 and her grandson Allen Dean Weatherly 12. All residents of Amarillo Texas.

Amarillad Amarillo Robert D. Gouge Faye Weatherly Allen Dean Weatherly Texas Panhandle

Prayer Card Invocation for Faith and God’s Presence

A short prayer asks for God to hear prayers and affirm that faith makes Christians good. It emphasizes God’s constant presence, ending with Amen and a reader’s sign-off.

Safety Aids Green Street Signs Go Up Citywide

Bright green overhead signs with simple arrows are being installed at 28 busy intersections in Labbock to reduce split second driver confusion and improve safety on high speed approaches. City officials say the city council approved $3,240 in October for installation along Loop 289 and at University intersections as two experimental models were tested.

19Th Street University Coy Funderburk Leonard Kitten Pauline Warner Perry Flippin Avalanche-Journal Labbock Texas Highway Department Green Street

Israeli warns cease-fire flop could spark bitter Middle East war

Former Israeli intelligence chief predicts breakdown of the cease-fire may trigger a bitter struggle and an Egyptian attempt to cross the Suez Canal. He says Israel must be ready to respond and ensure missiles and air defenses cover any crossing, as Jordan accuses Israel of undermining peace efforts.

Tel Aviv Israel Middle East Egypt Suez Jordan Canal Haim Herzog Herzog Tus Gamal

Ben Barnes Emerges as Johnson Praises Texas Demo Revival

Lyndon Johnson backs Ben Barnes at a $100 dinner as he returns to Texas politics. The event, with 2000 paid attendees, frames Barnes as a future leader and signals possible Democratic coalitions for 1972 races for governor or the Senate. Fullerton and Bush loom as Republican contrasts.

Austin Lyndon Johnson Texas Ben Barnes Johnson Chicago Barnes Byron Fullerton Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Theodore Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt John F. Kennedy Gov Preston Smith Allan Shivers John Connally Robert Strauss National Democratic Party Lloyd Bentsen Senate George Bush Relex John Tower R-Tex Fullerton

Bomb Blasts Injure Shoppers At Two Columbus Stores

Bombs rocked Penney's and Zayre's department stores on a Saturday night in Whitehall Ohio injuring at least 16. One man critical, another with a broken leg under guard. Unexploded dynamite found near four East Side locations. suspect arrested after pursuit by motorcycle. Authorities cite two nearby blasts two miles apart.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Jlee Penney's Zayre’s Department Penney’s Zayre’s Whitehall

Partial Eclipse Of Moon Visible In Lubbock Area

A partial lunar eclipse will be visible over Lubbock tonight from 8 pm to 1 am Monday. Retired Texas Tech professor R S Underwood says the moon enters Earth shadow at 8:07 pm and reaches 41.3 percent immersion at 10:23 pm before exiting at 12:41 am.

Lubbock R.S. Underwood Texas Tech Underwood Umbra

Bombing Swarms North Vietnam as U S Reaches O Reilly Base

American B52s pound Communist positions around the O Reilly artillery base while North Vietnamese and Cambodian troops mass near Phnom Penh. More than 750 tons of bombs are dropped along the Laos border toward the DMZ, with fresh Viet Cong incursions reported around Ou Dong and Saang.

Avalanche-Journel Saigon O’reilly Cambodia UPI Frank Frosch Phnom Pehn Teporieu A Shau O'Reilly Bes 1St Infantry Barnett U.S Phnom Penh Ou Dong Saang Viet Nam Vinh

Lubbock property owners weigh taxable value hikes this week

Local residents in the Lubbock area prepare to argue against increases in taxable values this week while notices direct readers to employment and school coverage. The edition notes teachers report to assigned schools Monday for the upcoming year as broader national events and sections are listed.

Lubbock Sec

Navy delayed voyage of nerve gas ship by Burger order

Chief Justice Warren E. Burger ordered a pause in the sailing of a World War II freighter carrying 418 steel-jacketed vaults of obsolete Army nerve gas to a disposal site off Florida. The delay lasts until at least noon as the U.S. Court of Appeals considers a temporary injunction.

Associated Press Sunny Point N. C Warren E. Burger Supreme Court Navy Florida Burger Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Atlantic Cape Kennedy Fla A. G. Hamilton

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