Post Sub Stations Stay Open While Main Post Office Closed
Hemphill reports that all U S Postal Service sub stations will operate through Saturday while the main Post Office remains closed. Readers are told to plan mail visits accordingly.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1964
Page
6
Change in the South as Race Integration Advancing
Mississippi and other Southern states show mixed progress toward integration in 1964 65 with signs and restrooms desegregated in Jackson and McComb. Civil rights violence arson bombs and 1965 testing plans frame a cautious shift amid political silence and evolving leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriston
Jackson
Continental
McComb
Mississippi
Tuskegee
Ala
Georgia State Senate
South
Allen Thompson
Paul Johnson
Ross Barnett
Tilman C. Cothran
Atlanta University
Appalachian Needy Receive Christmas Gifts From Americans
In Whitesburg Kentucky a father praises gifts sent by Americans from southern Ohio and other states to poverty stricken Appalachian families. Salvation Army coordinator Col Roy Barber says convoys of toys clothing and food are being distributed through local groups with teachers and pastors selecting eligible recipients. A loaded Detroit truck remained to be unloaded and would head to Hazard Kentucky, with more shipments expected Friday and Saturday from California. Barber notes the joyful reactions of children as they receive gifts for a memorable Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
UPI
Ohio
Roy Barber
New York
Welfare Services
The
Salvation Army
Col. Barber
Hazard
Cal
Barber
Santa
California
Suspect Admits Slaying Wife in Christmas Morning Stabbing
A 45 year old Negro man told Lubbock police in a signed statement that he stabbed his wife during an argument at 1826 Ave A at about 3 50 am Christmas Day. Mrs Willie Mae Hervey 32 died at Methodist Hospital of a single chest stab wound. Her husband Edward Eugene Hervey of 1813 Ave B said they had not lived together for years and the stabbing occurred after an argument. He was found with her in his arms on the restaurant steps. Funeral services were pending late Friday at Sedberry Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Ave. A
Methodist Hospital
Willie Mae Hervey
Ave. B
Edward Eugene Hervey
Hervey
Sedberry Funeral Home
Cairo Press Attacks U S as Shelepin Sees No Fear of War
Cairo papers joined anti American agitation as Soviet Deputy Premier Shelepin told Al Akhbar the United States pursues adventurism and fears no war. Sudanese official El Mahi backed Nasser and Congo rebels, saying the era of behind the scenes diplomacy has ended. The UAR pressed China aid and warned Washington with an imperialist charge amid Yemen Congo and Sudan links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
U.S
Alexander Shelepin
Soviet Union
Eltigani el Mahi
Sudan Supreme Council
Nasser
el Mahi
Port
Middle East
Shelepin
al Akhbar
United Arab Republic
Kremlin
Nikita S Khrushchev
Sovie Union
UAR
China
America
Congo
Sudan
Yemen
Boy Receives Four Foot Indigo Snake For Christmas
William Fritz Jr., 12, awoke to a Christmas surprise when his father William Fritz Sr. the Wicomico County health officer, gave him a four foot long harmless blue indigo snake found in Milford Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, Md
William Fritz Jr
Fritz
Wicomico County
Milford
Del
Johnsons Celebrate Sentimental Christmas at LBJ Ranch
President and Mrs. Johnson spent Christmas Eve at the LBJ Ranch with gifts of old letters, Luci poems, and a century old sampler. The First Family attended St Barnabas Church in Fredericksburg with about 50 worshipers, sang carols, and asked prayers for California Oregon and Vietnam. Reporter frenzy followed, while Johnson joked about budget talks and his beagle Him stole the show. Dinner for about 20 featured turkey and traditional side dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsons
Luci
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Lynda
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
LBJ
Jack Lang
Ford
Comfort
Langford
California
Oregon
Viet Nam
Presi
Roosevelt
Paul Betz
Washington
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Hemphill
Robert Gordon Jackson
Miss
Deep South
NAACP
Charles Evers
Greenwood
Laurel
Phila_delphia
Athens
United Nations
Paris
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lakes
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Central Plains
Central Plateau
Northern
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Hemphill’s
Monterey
Appalachian Needy
Porarily
Whitesburg Mountain Eagle
Detroit, Mich
Durban
South Africa
Shelepin Interviewed
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