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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1964

Page

6

Nine Killed In Area West Texas Accidents

The report notes a fatal West Texas crash weekend with a fourth victim, Mrs. Paul Christian Eifert of Tomball, dying at Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene at 12 55 p m Sunday. Also dead are Mr Eifert’s 60 year old Lutheran minister husband from Tomball and Mrs Elroy Wayne Williams 20 and her year old son Anthony Wayne Williams of Hobbs New Mexico. Mrs Williams husband, an airman at Walker AFB Roswell NM, was listed in fair condition.

Paul Christian Eifert Shackleford County Memorial Hospital Albany O. D. Jones Hobbs Hendricks Eifert. Auto Elaine Stephan Cisco Eiferts Williams U.S

Fire chief recalls innovations and Texas hose milestone

W E Twitty recounts early 1930s department work on apparatus including a booster truck born in a workshop and the first use of 14 inch hose in Texas after a wary fire marshal’s reluctant approval. He helped organize the Texas Fireman Training School at Texas A&M in 1929 and stresses safety, funding, and better equipment as ongoing aims.

Twitty Texas Texas Fireman's Training School A&m W. E. Twitty

City Employees To Receive Service Awards Tonight

Service awards will be presented to 181 city workers at the annual Employees Banquet in the Municipal Coliseum at 6 30 p m today. Notable honorees include William E Twitty 55 years with the fire department H J Crawford 45 years in electric service Hardy H Woulard 40 years street and water Lavenia Lowe city secretary 35 years Lewis A Kittrell 30 years police Elmer Albert Stewart 25 years fire. City Marshal William J Pitstick will preside as master of ceremonies with Mayor Max Tidmore and council members presenting the pins and honors.

Lubbock William E. Twitty Fire Department H. J. Crawford Electric Department Hardy H. Woulard Street and Water Department Lavenia Lowe Lewis A. Kittrell Police Elmer Albert Stewart William J. Pitstick Max Tidmore Gene Aldergon Jack Ssartman Rolan Simpson W. E. Medlock

Luce Calls for Unity in Arizona GOP Endorsement Move

Claire Luce announces withdrawal from backing a single slate and urges Keating Rockefeller and other state GOP leaders to reach peace with the Conservative party. She seeks Goldwater’s name on both Republican and Conservative lines in November ballot.

Llas Arizona Barry Goldwater Goldwater Calla For Unity Luce Keating Rockefeller

Woman Hospitalized After Fire In Trailer

A Lubbock woman, Annie McMillan, 2317 Aue burn St Space 4, was hospitalized after a trailer home fire Sunday night about 8 30. She was taken to Porter Hospital by Franklin Bartley Funeral Home ambulance. She has a heart condition and the fire damaged a mattress and bedclothes with the blaze likely started when an lash tray was knocked over. she did not suffer burns.

Lubbock Annie McMillan Aueburn St Porter Hospital Franklin Bartley Funeral Home

Hurlwood Man Hurt In Shooting Here

Jim Rosales 37, a Hurlwood resident, was injured in a Sunday afternoon shooting at the Patio Club south of Lubbo. Sheriff's deputies reported a Cocalee suspect fled the scene. Further details were not available.

Hurlwood Man Jim Rosales Hurlwood Srt X Patio Lubbo Sheriff's Deputies Cocalee

Five-Cent Ferry To Stay As New Bridge Opens

Staten Island readies for rapid change as the Verrazano Narrows Bridge nears completion on Nov. 21 linking Ft. Wadsworth to Ft. Hamilton. The $350 million span promises faster travel, urban growth, and nostalgia for rural life, with fears the five-cent ferry could end but officials say the ride will remain.

New York Staten Island Manhattan Ft. Wadsworth Ft. Hamilton Brooklyn Green Hills Try Isle Herbert, Gericke 7 Re Aarey Giovanni da Verrazano New York Harbor United States George de. Cangy Triborough Bridge Smetrondl Area Long Island New Jersey American, Steel and’ Wire Division U.S Steel. .Corp Trenton Staten Eel Ae 8 the Staten’ Island

South Carolina Riots See Large-Scale Looting and Arrests

Violence erupts in a Black neighborhood as state police detain 362 with 341 injured including 64 officers. Looting shatters stores, police face criticism for slow responses, curfew enforces in Westminster, and a water scare prompts rental of beverage provisions amid ongoing clashes.

Father Slain Byron To Halt SAUCIER

AP report detailing the slaying of a father in Sa u cier Mississippi as three younger siblings watched. The mother Mary testified her husband had previously praised her for leaving to attend afternoon worship and tried to restrain her from taking the children.

Saucier David Thomas O'Neal Mary

Unclear OCR Fragment Reports on Trip with Curator Aide

Fragmentary text shows Mary Baltz Memphis Tenn and Robert Mattlin describing a cross country trip with a 2000 pound teen. The note calls the journey uneventful but contains garbled phrases about future plans and an assistant curator named Ohad Tapp involved in pickup.

Violent weekend storms lash Texas and Carolinas

Thunderstorms swept through North and West Texas and the Dixie Carolinas causing downed trees roofs and power outages across multiple cities including Loraine Wichita Falls and Charleston. Tornadoes were reported near Pawhuska Tonkawa Marlow and Laurinburg injuring several and damaging homes and boats.

Wichita Falls Dixie Mississippi Valley Carolinas Southern Plains Midwest Laurinburg N.C Pawhuska Tonkawa Marlow Okla Fort Dodge Badger

Owner protests lion as unwelcome guest at Chicago zoo

A Des Plaines man named Dennis Becker arrived with a leashed mountain lion near Lincoln Park Zoo. Police attempted to place the animal in a dog cage and later at the station while Becker faced a court date for allowing an exotic animal on park property.

Chicago UPI Ifa Dennis Becker Lincoln Park Robert Hanson Zoo Becker Hanson Des Plaines Brookfield Chicago Avenue Becker Eneed Bond

Four-vehicle crash injures seven in Lubbock County

A thundershower on Sunday caused a multi vehicle crash on U S Highway 62 near Idalou and in Lubbock County injuring seven. Lara Rodriquez a 30 year old from Lorenzo was hospitalized in serious condition after his car struck the rear of a truck driven by Domingo L Adame. Others injured include Sarath Downey 35 Royce Lane 38th Street and Timoteo Lara 28 Colgate Street. Police report two separate collisions and emergency treatment at Methodist and Taylor Hospitals.

Lara Rodriquez Idalou Lubbock County Rodriquez Lorenzo Methodist Hospital Franklin Bartley U.S. Hwy 50Th St Sarath Downey Lubbock Royce‘ Lane 38Th St Taylor ‘Hospital Jennie Swanson Muk Vey St Billy Tom Garner Duke, St Pas- Lara Jane Eof Timoteo ‘Lara

Mexican National dies in farm accident in Muleshoe

Juan Gom enay, a Mexican national, died Sunday in a farm accident on the Bill Nix property near Muleshoe. The mishap occurred in the p m hour as he worked on the farm complex.

Zeshoe Juan Gomenay Bill Nix

Births Reported In West Texas Hospital Notices

The Avalanche Journal records multiple birth notices including Leeman Don Lazarus son born at 12 06 pm Saturday weighing 7 pounds 2 1/2 ounces at West Texas Hospital. Additional entries list other newborns at West Texas Hospital with various weights and times and names linked to local editors and service stations.

Ray Weath Puter A. Ison Batuda West Texas Cal Avalanche Journal Leeman Don Lazarus Bangor Dr West Texas ‘Hospital Riker: Lab

World Cotton Output Seen Decline in United States

The International Cotton Committee forecast a U S cotton crop of about 14.8 million bales, down 500000 from last season, with anticipated falls in Spain Greece and Pakistan. Other countries may rise enough to offset the U S drop according to the committee report.

Washington UPI International United States Eco Spain Greece Pakistan the. Sommunittee

Hospital seeks staff amid seismic service strain

A hospital reports staffing shortages as patient demand rises after a major event. Administrators say recruitment efforts target nurses, technicians, and support staff to stabilize care capacity and reduce wait times.

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