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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1964

Page

4

California flood strands cut off towns and routes

A massive storm left northern California isolated with hundreds stranded in Somes Bar Forks of Salmon Cecilville Sawyers Bar and surrounding farms. Civil Defense chief warns of freezing conditions and lack of food while relief efforts focus on delivering food medicine and clothing before evacuation to Yreka.

Bill Sowle Civil Defense Yreka Calif Somes Bar Forks of Salmon Cecilville Sawyers Bar Frank Dryden Office of Emergency Planning Arcata Humboldt County Johnson Dryden

Johnsons health routine and habits during campaign period

The article reports on presidential health details from Burkley. It notes Lyndon Johnson sleeps 7 to 8 hours, goes to bed around midnight, and often postpones sleep to work. It mentions a daily supervised fitness program, walking, swimming, emergency medical gear when traveling, and that Johnson recovered well after a heart attack.

Barkley Burkley White House Johnson

Severe Winter Storm Garages Europe S Late

Severe cold storm grips Europe causing transportation snarls, power and gas outages, and multiple fatalities across Britain France and other nations. Snow and ice disrupt roads ferries and highways as temps drop across the continent with heavy snow in the UK and seven foot drifts reported in Dorset.

London Europe Mediterranean Italy Britain France Sweden Switzerland English Dorset England Scotland Wales Amsterdam Paris Brussels Moscow Oslo South Lapland Germany

New Front Brings Brisk Winds Across Northwest Texas

Brisk southwest winds moved into the area Monday as a new cold front pushed into northwest Texas dust reducing visibility to four miles in Abilene and three miles in Dalhart. Highs reached 72 in Abilene and 42 at night with a forecast mid 60s today and a low near 30s.

Texas Dalhart

Driller Killed by High Voltage Line Near Maple

A 45 year old water well driller, Dove Lee Turney, was electrocuted when the crane mast touched a high voltage line as he drilled on the Eugene Huff farm three miles southwest of Maple. He died on arrival at Morton Memorial Hospital. His 16 year old son radioed for help but none could save him. Funeral services are pending for the Enochs resident. Turney served in WWII, held five bronze stars, and worked for Autry & Sons Drilling Co. Survivors include his wife, four children, his father, three sisters, and three brothers.

Morton Maple Here Dove Lee Turney Enochs Morton Memorial Hospital Eugene Huff Dennis Singleton Funeral Home Autry & Sons Drilling Co Turney Church of Christ Stigler Okla Myrna Kenneth Sharon Carolyn H. Turney Junita Ferguson Dallas Myrs Allene Been Lot‘tle Reeves Charlie Portales N. M James Roy

Local Birth News From Lubbock Hospitals

Congratulations to numerous area families on births. Names, weights, times, and hospitals listed include Maurice and Mrs Vester in Methodist Hospital for a son eight pounds five percent ounces at 7 48 a m. Howard E Rich Jr in West Texas Hospital for a son eight pounds two ounces at 11 55 p m. Curtis Ronald Marley in West Texas Hospital for a daughter six pounds fifteen percent ounces at 12 53 a m. Jerrell Bill Mitchell in Highland Hospital for a son eight pounds. Donald L Mansfield in Highland Hospital for a son six eight. Domingo Flores in Latif Clinic for a daughter six pounds. David DeLeon in Lauf Clinic for a daughter seven eight percent. Roosevelt Walker in Lauf Clinic for a son six pounds two and a quarter ounces. Gordon Wamble in Latif Clinic for twins a son five eight and a half ounces and a daughter six eleven. Inez Estrada Wilson in Lauf Clinic for a son nine pounds three ounces. Benito Vento in Lauf Clinic for a daughter seven nine.

Maurice Vester Zenith Ave Methodist Hospital Avinger Lumber Co Howard E. Rich Jr E. Stanford St West Texas Hospital Hancock Manufacturing Curtis Ronald Marley Ave, N Glidden Paint Co Jerrell Bill Mitchell Ave. J Saturda Highland Hospital Lubbock Donald L. Mansfield N. Sherman St Montgomery Ward Domingo Flores Ave. B Latif Clinic Pan-handle Construction Co David DeLeon Lauf Clinic Roosevelt Walker F. 28Th St Braniff Airlines Gordon Wamble 20Th St Mosher Steel Co Inez Estrada Wilson Benito Vento Idalou Lauf Clinies

Burglary and Theft Reports Prompt Local Police Briefs

Local police logged a series of incidents including a house burglary at 612 N Hudson St with TV set cameras radios and lamps stolen and damage caused. Other notes include thefts of a two wheel trailer from Ernest Exum and a purse with engagement ring from Beatrice Guajardo.

W. R. Johnson Rt. 2 Ernest Exum W. 14Th St Joe Gladden 47Th St Gladden Beatrice Guajardo N. Avches Hudson St E. G. White 53Rd St Bonifacio Allaniz Colgate Lauf Clinic

War on Poverty Gains Momentum as Job Corps Opens

President Johnson's anti poverty push expands with a Camp Kilmer Job Corps center training 2,500 yearly, plus 5,000 Los Angeles youth in part time jobs. About 1,200 college volunteers teach reading in Kentucky, as OEO moves to rapid implementation. Shriver says $117 million for 212 projects already allocated, with $784 million from Congress to be spent by June 30. He insists the pace is fast and the program is on track.

Louis Cassels Washington UPI Camp Kilmer N.J Los Angeles Kentucky Sargent Shriver Shriver Peace Corps Johnson United Press International Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Congress iCongress

Store Employee Shot After Bank Withdrawal Mystery

SAN ANTONIO AP A 38 year old supermarket employee Rudy Cortinas was found shot to death in his car after a rear end collision. He had withdrawn about 5000 dollars from a bank for the store operation and was reported missing from his employer Eloy Centeno’s offices. A witness described Cortinas exiting his car after the crash then reentering before slumping in the seat. Police pursued the potential link between the bank cash and the fatal shooting.

San Antonio Rudy Cortinas Cortinas Eloy Centeno Sntor

Berserk Dairy Farmer Kills Wife and Son Then Self

Sharon Springs New York AP report states Francis Hazzard 45 a dairy farmer and fire chief shot his wife Frances 45 and son Richard 21 during a family quarrel wounded two other sons Edward 10 and James 16 set fire to his dairy barn destroying about 65 cattle and then killed himself in the farm home near Sharon Springs. One wounded youth alerted a neighbor. the motive remains undetermined.

Sharon Springs N.Y Schoharie Francis Hazzard Albany Frances Richard Hazzard Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital Cooperstown Edward Bassett Hospital James Cobleskill Rt. 20

Robbers in Brinks Uniforms Slug Guard at Church Bank Robbery

A masked trio in Halloween masks and a ski hood robbed a Brinks guard at a church rectory. They seized about $200, bound Father Burke, and fled in a truck after triggering a police radio monitor. Johnston and parishioners described a rapid, tense crime with minimal descriptions of the robbers.

Pae Johnston Brinks Bernard Gendek Gendek Rita Herusband Richard Burke Father Morris Father Burke Heinz Beer Norridge Fire Department Beer

Civilian Vietnamese leaders seek return of powers in Saigon

In Saigon, South Viet Nam's civilian chiefs urged the armed forces to hand back powers to restore civilian government. They hailed a Viet Cong victory near Soc Trang while Washington flagged stalled aid of about 600 million dollars awaiting a stable government.

Viet Nam Avalanche-Journal News Services Saigon South Viet Nam Ald Armed Forces Council Washington U. S Sun Huong Nguyen Khanh Khanh United States U.S

Collision Kills Six In Family In Waterloo

Six members of one family died in a crash when a livestock truck hit their car on Highway 20 near Waterloo Iowa. Victims include Everett Horner 65 Mildred Horner 64 Marilyn Kendall 32 William Kendall 32 William Kendall 9 and Sarah Kendall 9 months. James Kendall 5 was in critical condition. truck driver Lester Stafford 59 of Versailles Missouri was treated and released.

Waterloo Iowa Highway 20 Everett Gerald Horner Mildred Bernice Des Moines Marilyn William E. Kendall Denver Colo Kendalls William Sarah James Kendall Lester Stafford Cersailles

Scientists Target Smart Pill To Aid Learning And Memory

Houston researchers and Baylor University collaborate on compounds with potential to form a smart pill for humans. A naturally occurring hormone improved learning in fish and animals, offering hope for children with mental retardation and elderly cognitive decline. Separate work at AAAS on RNA production in nerve cells underscores growing gene related insights.

Houston, Tex Baylor University College of Medicine William Krivoy Baylor American Association For the Advancement of Science Montreal Canada Jacob Sharpira National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Truck halted on highway over leaking radioactive material

The North Carolina Highway Patrol stopped a truck on U S 29 north of Concord Cabarrus County en route from Augusta Georgia to Winston Salem due to a leak. A radiological team from Raleigh was dispatched and traffic allowed past the vehicle while bystanders were kept 1 000 feet away.

Concord N.C UPI Highway Patrol Raleigh Augusta Winston Salem U.S. 29 Cabarrus County

Distance to star far exceeds Pluto in World Almanac

The World Almanac states the nearest star lies more than 7 000 times farther than Pluto the farthest planet. This comparison highlights vast cosmic scales and the relative emptiness of interstellar space.

Associated Press Pluto World Almanac

Longtime Lubbock postmaster reflects on service and change

The article profiles Howard, Lubbock postmaster since 1935, noting his steady leadership as the city grew from a 30-staff town to a 350-person operation. It recounts his calm demeanor, anecdotes with unusual mail items, and a creed sign behind his desk while detailing his family, career moves, and the expanding postal network.

Ohnemus Howard Britain Winston Churchill Lubbock Franklin D. Roosevelt Texas Bonita Wichita Falls Tennessee Munday Crosbyton Hemphill, Wells Co Reese Afb Texas Tech Carlisle 17Th St Amon H. Howard Jr Manson L.elizabeth Hawkins Lovington Methodist Church Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club 42Nd St

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