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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1964

Page

6

Compromise Eases Home Beauty Shop Zoning Fight

City Council approves a zoning amendment to regulate home beauty shops amid a civil suit by 12 homeowners filed June 11 in 140th District Court. New rules require a certificate of occupancy, one chair per shop, space limits, no advertising, and strict residential use with 25 percent floor area cap. Future shops face tighter equipment limits and stricter permits. current operators may continue under defined conditions.

140Th District Court Max Tidmore G. H. Nelson Jack Eastman Tidmore Eastman Rolan Simpson Simpson Quilliam Nelson

Poets Ceremony Held by Knights of Pythias Today

The annual state ceremonial of the Dokeys and Nomads of the Knights of Pythias takes place at Caprock Hotel. Registration started Friday night and continues this morning. A joint session of the Texas Khorrassan Society and Nomads of Avrudaka begins at 9 45 a.m. with Mayor Tidmore welcoming. Ceremonials start at 1 p.m. A banquet at 7 30 p.m. ends with a dance.

Dokeys Knights of Pythias Caprock Texas Khorrassan Society Nomads of Avrudaka Lubbock Max Tidmore

Birth announcements celebrate many local families

Congratulations to numerous area couples on the birth of sons and daughters. Read lists include weights from 4 pounds 15 ounces to 8 pounds 4 ounces with times and hospitals such as Highland Methodist and Reese AFB Hospital. Fathers’ occupations span architect to farmer to city employee.

Baker and Aguirre invoke Fifth Amendment in testimony

Baker refused to testify citing Fifth Amendment. Aguirre also invoked the Fifth when questioned about loans and trips to New Orleans Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Ehrlich said his client was dissuaded and warned that questions could form a chain of evidence.

Baker Aguirre New Orleans Las Vegas Los Angeles Ehrlich Washington Scott Puerto Rico Ellen Rometsch Capitol Nancy Carole Tyler Baker Aguirre Wilson Abraham Nick Popich Miss Tyler Tennessee Rometsch Europe Lennox P. McLendon Justice Department FBI McLendon Carole Mum Serv-A Corp Oklahoma Myrone Mickey) Weiner New Jersey Weiner Wayne Bromley Senate

Snowstorms and Flight Cancellations Hit Chicago and Midwest

A vast snowstorm hauling 12 to 16 inches blindsided Chicago and northern regions, halting O’Hare operations, delaying trains and buses, and forcing a citywide school holiday for over 500,000 pupils. Elsewhere, a railroad trestle collapsed under rain near Valdosta and an Ohio Air National Guard cargo plane crashed in Wilmington.

Mississippi Valley New England Missouri North Atlantic Rocky Mountains Chicago Loop O’hare Meigs Field Lake Front Benjamin C. Willis Rushville Ill Valdosta Atlantic Coast Line Ohio Air National Guard Wilmington Ohio

GOP governors push midcourse plank at conference

Gov. William W. Scranton leads a policy panel drafting a civil rights statement without naming names while Gov. Robert E. Smylie urges a strong exposition of equal opportunity. The group discusses reorganization of the national committee and leadership, with Volpe proposing a four deputy chairmen plan and Evans opposing surgical party purges. Gavin notes North Carolina Negro vote fell far short of expectations.

William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Barry Scranton Barry Goldwater San Francisco GOP National Committee Smylie Burch Governors Conference John A. Volpe Massachusetts Daniel ‘J. Evans Washington North Carolina Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller Orval E. Faubus Volpe Harmony Hatfield Hatfield John Love Colorado Love Gov. Love Gov. Scranton Gov. Romney Romney Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller

FBI Nabs 21 in Mississippi Slaying Case

FBI agents arrested 21 people in Mississippi and nearby states tied to the 1964 slayings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The suspects face federal conspiracy charges with possible penalties up to 10 years or $5,000 fines. murder indictments await local action.

FBI Associated Press Jack Thornell Naval Air Station Here Michael Schweriner Andrew Goodman James Chaney Meridian Philadelphia Miss Chaney Rainey Price Washington J. Edgar Hoover Georgia Col Lemuel Penn Washington, D.C Ft. Benning King Martin Luther King Jr Hoover New York Robert Goodman Rita Schwerner Michael Schwerner Fannie Lee Chaney National Urban League Istart Johnson Naval Station Red Clay

Christ Is King Yard Scene Wins Second in Doorway

Yulele filed entries in Exterior and Doorway divisions Friday winning second in the Doorway Division North of 34th St last year they lived at 1914 E Colgate now reside about a mile east of Lubbock Country Club The display features three choir boys with books forming Christ Is King a plywood window back open Bible 36 by 18 inches with verse above the garage two eight foot singing angels and star lights decorate eaves and trees Mr and Mrs McBrayer and Beth 12 expect lights on Tuesday night the decorations were designed and are being made by the family

34Th St E. Colgate Lubbock Country Club

Christmas morning delivery for Chief Goodfellow list

Volunteer assistants deliver packages to children on the Chief Goodfellow list chosen by a screening committee. The Avalanche-Journal publishes a coupon daily through Sunday Dec. 13 seeking information on qualifying Lubbock families. Helsinki Finland is short for ready cash.

Morriss Rites Slated in Matador First Methodist Church

Funeral services for Malcolm D. Morriss Sr. 68, Whiteflat, will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Matador First Methodist Church with Rev. Wilbur Gaede officiating. Burial follows at East Mound Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Home. Morriss, a Motley County resident and retired farmer, died Friday in Groom Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Ida, two daughters Estelle Nolan and Odell Wilson, two sons Malcolm Jr. and Gene, three sisters Bess Williams Mildred Walker Beautrix Hines, 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Matador Malcolm D. Morriss Sr Whiteflat Matador First Methodist Church Wilbur Gaede W. B. Vaughn East Mound Cemetery Seigler Funeal Home Morriss Motley County Groom Memorial Hospital Ida Estelle Nolan St. Louis Odell Wilson Amarillo Malcolm Jr Dallas Gene Fort Worth Bess Williams Sulphur Springs Mildred Walker Beautrix Hines Wellington Kan

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