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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1966

Page

2

Story Of A Man Dog's Best Friend

Jim Stockman of Chester Pennsylvania found a stray dog at his door with two vaccination and licensing tags linking to New York. After a long search across California and New York he located the Brennan family in Plainview and reunited them with their dog Lucky, who rewarded him with a lick.

Jim McCord New York State Stockman New York City Albany Dr. McCord Reseda Calif Brennan Brennans Bethpage N. Y Reseda Post Office Reginald Ballard Ballard Reseda Police Plainview Chester California New York Jim Stockman R Bankroft Drive Breennan Patricia Michael Engineering Department General Electric Co Lucky

Five killed and two wounded in New Haven shooting spree

Bearded gunman Arthur Davis shot five dead and wounded two in a Connecticut apartment house project before fleeing to New Jersey. A 95-mile chase on the Turnpike ended with his capture in Washington Township. Davis, armed with a carbine and pistol, did not fire during the chase and was held for arraignment.

New Haven Sweetyheart Arthur Davis New Jersey Davis Washington Township Highstown Connecticut William Blacken Mary MecClease Carolyn Sykes Maury Sykes The Hartford Charter Oaks McClease Royal McClease Mary Menchaen Royal Leathers Teathers White Callie Dog United Nuclear Corp Olin Mathieson Joseph Davis Joseph! Davis

Legislation Considered Onbogus Dog Papers Racket

Rutherford Phillips of the American Humane Association told a House subcommittee of a booming fake dog papers trade. Officials say bogus AKC papers are used to sell stolen dogs as purebreds or show dogs, while humane groups push for federal licensing and oversight to curb abuse.

Edmond Lebreton Washington American Kennel Club Rutherford ‘T. Phlliss Denver Colo American Humane Association Humane Associaton Phillips

Suspect Charged With Burglary Of Warehouse

A 21 year old man was arrested about 1 15 a m Friday in a break in of Economy Mills warehouse 1400 Avenue B Charged with burglary was Duke Howard 305 10th St Bond of 1000 was set by Justice of the Peace Land Patrolmen Thompson and Lane said they heard a noise and found the suspect with two gallon cans of grain The evidence showed spilled grain from the suspect to an unlocked sliding door vandals damaged several properties nearby including a window at C T Young s residence and a broken bottle at David Rogers home. multiple complaints followed about property damage and thefts in the area

Economy Mills Avenue B Duke Howard 10Th St Justice of the Peace FR Land Trail of Grain CG. W. Thompson CE. Lane C. T. Young Young David Rogers 55Th St Joe Sutphen Joliet Clarence Winterrowd Ave. C I. L. Joby 44Th St

Bangkok Hikes Stability as Currency Levels Off

Thailand reports its currency is now stable, signaling a level stance amid market chatter. Authorities say exchange rates have steadied with improved investor confidence and reduced volatility.

Bangkok Thailand

Texas system plan eyed by Texas Higher Education

AP reports Texas Higher Education Commissioner Dr. Jack Williams outlined a blueprint for a state wide junior college system. He proposed a council including senior college and junior college leaders to draft the master plan and then win public support. Williams spoke in Houston at the University of Houston commencement.

Houston Texas Higher Education Commission Jack Williams Joh Williams Texas University of Houston

36 Hour Duty Call Tiring Medics Scramble In Vietnam

Army doctor Capt Fernando Guerra and three medics endured a 36 hour shift in Vietnam starting with 7:30 a.m. sick calls. They aided civilians after Viet Cong mortaring two villages near Luong San Camp, performing emergency field surgery with improvised tools and later transporting the most serious cases to a civilian hospital.

Robert D. Ohman Associated Press Dong BA 17Th Army Aviation Group Guerra Luong San Wha Trang Dong Ba Ting

Export subsidy payments shift to cash only

The Agriculture Department announced that export subsidy payments will be in cash only for U S farm products sold abroad. Cash payments replace a decade of in kind subsidies with stocks reduced by higher demand. Exporters may choose cash or certificate on outstanding commitments, but new sales after 3 30 p m Friday grant only cash.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S U. S Department

County Mayors Convene Here for Round-Table Talks

Five Lubbock County cities and a county commissioner gathered for an informal luncheon to discuss mutual interests and the area’s future. Mayors Rogers Cain Guess Chapman Timms and Commissioner Lamb attended, praising the cooperative spirit and planning future meetings to study specific problems for consensus solutions.

Lubbock W. D. (Dub) Rogers Jr Slaton Jonas Cain Idalon Frank Guess Wolfforth C. J. Chapman Shallowater J. E. Timms Arch Lamb

Eucalyptus Trees in San Francisco Shy On Cold

UPI reports that eucalyptus trees, though tall and stately, are thin skinned to cold. They cannot survive temperatures below 27 degrees Fahrenheit.

San Francisco UPI

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Subscriptions

An old printed page advertises home delivery options for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal including morning and Sunday editions. It lists subscription rates by duration and format with per issue prices and postage details.

Lubbock Avalanche Journal 8Th and Avenue J Lubbock Texas Tex Morne.&sun

Belgium police uncover rifles hidden as water pump parts

Police on an Antwerp dock find 250 Czech made rifles in 25 crates marked as spare water pump parts. The firearms were unloaded from the Polish freighter Wrocklaw, bound for Aden, a noted British Arabian trouble spot.

Antwerp Belgium Wrocklaw Aden

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