Burglary Wave Hits Homes and Stores in Lubbock
Police investigated multiple burglaries Friday across Lubbock including a break in at Staller Brothers Grocery at the Tohoka Traffic Circle where about 9.25 in merchandise was stolen. Additional thefts included a tire and wheel from a car on 5th Street and a bathroom wall entry at a rent house on Oh Street where a toilet and water heater were taken. Suspects were sought after two electrical meters were stolen from a residence on 21st Street and a coach and chair were missing from a home on Erskine Street. A console radio, a suitcase and clothing were reported stolen from other parked vehicles and homes as officers canvassed the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Staller Brothers
Tohoka
CL Staller
Mike Wright
5Th St
Oh St
Eidith Dickson
Roscoe Wilson
21St St
Tye Shockley Jr
Laubbock
Erskine St
FLOM
Chaney
Donald CG. Schaffer
Borger
Ave
Townsend
Soth St
Cabiera
AO Dyesenfiedd Poe
Smith Speaks In Seymour at Chamber Banquet
The Seymour Chamber of Commerce banquet featured a speech by Smith who urged government reform and civic involvement. He cited visiting areas including Falls, Vernon, Chilbenthe, Quangh, and Maunebas Spthsad, stressing the need for practical solutions to modern problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Seymour
Davidii
Pope
Spelling Bee Book Orders See Regional Contest Effort
Spelling Bee book orders exceed expectations for the regional contest organized by Slaton and Latbhoek County educators. Books titled Wards of the Champions are offered at ui cents each with orders directed to Spetline Woaeee at Tahbock Ava hinehe Journal in Lubbock, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood
Slaton
Wotanebe O* Journal
Spetline
Tahbock Avahinehe - Journal
Lubbock
Vex
TAAOS
Two Bonds Set by Judge Boedecker on Friday
Judge Edwin Boedecker set two bonds Friday in County Court at Law. Johnny Scott pleaded not guilty to a charge described as driving with a suspended license and a bond of 150 dollars was set. A second defendant, Sweet Humphresy, pleaded not guilty to the same charge with bond set at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Boedecker
The Big Wait Beguiles Khe Sanh Amid Dense War Fog
In Khe Sanh Vietnam the Marine siege tightens as North Vietnamese forces close in around the camp. Marines, Green Berets and Montagnard allies endure bombardment and mud while airlifts, patrols, and nightly roars of mortars fill the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCarther
Associated Press
UR Saned
Vietnam
Taro
Bie
Khe Sanh
Pemigos
Pevendiere Gre
Laas
Gabrielle
Beatrice
Hugette
Dien Bien Phir
26Th Marine Regiment
Green Beret
Tess
Special Forces
Lang Vei
Saigon
Annamite Range
Air Force
Rommel
da Nang
Banker Whittenburg Announces Texas Governor Bid
Edward L. Whittenburg a Houston banker and insurance executive announced his Democratic bid for Texas governor. The 39 year old native of Whiteface and Texas Tech graduate filed by mail in Austin. Whittenburg said government should run like a business with profits returned to the people. He is chairman of the boards of the National Bank of Dallas and Central National of Houston. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khe Sanh
Houston (Ap
Edward L. Whittenburg
Houston Insurance
Texas
Whittenburg
Hockley County
Tech
Lubbock
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Whiteface
Texas Tech
Commercial National Bank of Dallas
The
Central National of Houston
Lavern Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Strones
Golden Nuggett
Circle
Tahoka Highway
Village Lounge
Brownfield Hwy
FBI
Chico
Oper
Tom
Soulutions
Dilla Club
Velda
Villa Deach
Burnea
Dina
Jerry Lamberts
Jack Petit
Jack Maynard, JR
Drummer
Presterm
Westmiore
Westmoreland
Kha Sanh
ACU
Ccu
SC A Kh
Wisson
James Stewart
Ronald McLean
Gloria Stewart
Quantico Marine Base
Stewart
Marine Corps
Banker
Tokyo
UPI
China
Alexei Kosygin
Indira Gandhi
India
Tito
Yugoslavia
Houston
America
Town & Country Center
Southwestern Public Service
Kendra Schriver
Melinda Lee Bray
Douglas Carr
Kim McGrew
Sharon Salem
Debbie Allen
Karla Smith
Vickie Malone
Paul
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!