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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1965

Page

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Plans for modern new stiety building downtown

Lubbock area announces a plan for a contemporary style building in downtown Lubbock. Police search for suspect in a knife point robbery while other burglaries are being cleared. News notes include water supply issues and state legislation. Other items cover Gemini space tests, Admiral Rickover, UN voting rights, and Russia China's leaders. Bargain-hunter column defines a shopper chasing yesterday's deals.

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Solons Reject Connally Plan For Higher Ed Systems

West Texas lawmakers predict Gov. Connally’s three-system plan for state colleges will fail in the legislature. Sen. H J Blanchard and Rep. Bill Parsley back a four-system approach led by Texas Tech and a coordinating board, arguing the governor’s plan harms higher education and should be studied first. A move to split the School for the Mentally Challenged, with Amarillo and El Paso backing smaller institutions, also surfaces.

Jerry Hall Avalanche-Journal Lubbock John Connally H. J Doc) Blanchard Bill J. Parsley Blanchard Senate Texas Tech Parsley Reed Quilliam Lub Connally Fof West Texas Amarillo Midland-Odessa el. Paso Arillo Solon Hudson Moyer

Wind Storm Kills Woman In Portland Area

Violent Pacific Northwest winds up to 102 mph hurl a woman to her death while uprooting trees and snapping utility lines. Portland area gusts disrupted power and traffic as Newport clocked 102 mph near the coast. Oregon City woman, 40, died after being struck by a wind-battered awning.

Avelanchedeereal News Soerviews Pacific Northwest Oregon California Washington Great Lakes New England Texas Harlengen San Antonio Pacific Willamette River Portland Newport Coaast Tom Abraham Oregon City Hamilton Air Force

Zip code mix up delights Tahoka postmaster

Tahoka postmaster Happy Smith grapples with crank letters and wrong zip codes. A note addressed to Mr W B Jones at 103 Trenton Place triggers an investigation revealing the error stems from readers using Tahoka’s 79573 zip. Some letters carry other towns post codes, ending up in Washington DC.

Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal Pahoka Smith Tohoka W.B. Jones Trenton State James Doe Malin Charles Townes Tahoka Washington, D.C Townes Des Moines Iowa Self Brewer Post Office Department

Retired mail carrier declines inheritance to fund schools

In Ohio Adiz, Thomas W. Barr 69 receives his brother Harry 76's $256,407 fortune. Barr passes $256,407 to two village school libraries in honor of his late brother. He says the act was the honorable thing to do, despite legal and family complexities from the 1963 accident and unsettled estate.

Thomas W. Barr Barr Harry Thomas

Two Hour Fire Rages In Michigan Town

A general alarm blaze in Muskegon Michigan burned for over two hours in the congested downtown business district. Four stores in the Rogers Building and twelve nearby apartments were destroyed. Firemen sustained minor injuries with two reported.

Michigan Muskegon Mich Rogers

King to Seek Johnson Meeting Over Alabama Vote Drive

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said he would leave jail to meet with President Johnson in a bid to gain federal backing for the Negro voter registration drive in Alabama.

Elma Ala Martin Luther King Jr Johnson Alabama

King's Plan for Federal Registrars and Voter Rights

Hundreds more Negroes were arrested in Selma as Martin Luther King Jr announced a plan to push for constitutional amendments, federal registrars, and equal standards for federal and state registration. He met with lawmakers and said literacy tests should be abolished, with ongoing demonstrations a real possibility. King planned daily registrars, urged stop-arrests for courthouse walks, and prepared to expand into adjacent counties after returning to Atlanta.

King Alabama Johnson Selma Atlanta U.S. Dist Daniel H. Thomas Mobile Mississippi Marion Here

Lubbock Man Buys 14529 Acres From Estes Estate

L. Cy Pup Thomas of Lubbock bought 14 529 acres of Pecos County farm land formerly owned by Billie Sol Estes for 2 million dollars. The land, including 10 500 acres sold in five tracts, is subject to court confirmation. Thomas will lease the irrigated blocks near Girvin and plans to convert part to pasture and sell remaining acreage.

Lubbock Pecos County Billie Sol Estes L. Cy (Pup) Thomas Morris Jaffe American Grain Corp Estes Bob Boyd Plainview American Grain Jane Bank Harry Moore al Paso Thomas American Grain and Agriculture, Inc Boyd Jafter Corporation Jaffe Mel Berns Dave Martin San Antonio Girvin McCamey

Connally to Press Texas Case Before Federal Power Commission

U S Texas Gov John Connally will testify in Washington to urge favorable action for Texas in a Permian Basin natural gas price case. He will be joined by Atty Gen Waggoner Carr and Railroad Commissioner Jim Langdon. The case affects state revenues from oil and gas taxes and could shape Texas competitive standing.

iAvahinehe Jearnel News Services USTIN John Connally Federal Power Commission Washington Permian West Texas Connally Garrio Waggoner Carr Texas Railroad Jim Langdon Texas FPC Commission

One-Man Bank Fails in Winona Texas

Butler McClung 62 year old president and sole employee of Winona State Bank was charged with false entries totaling 980 992.54 in bank records. The bank with 20000 capital and 50000 deposits closed after directors posted the door notice of declining condition. McClung, missing from Winona was found in Tyler hotel registered as Joe Mack. He waived preliminary hearing and posted 10000 bond. FDIC investigator Lievel Thomas said preliminary checks show over 60000 taken from the bank over several years. The event shocked Winona residents where McClung had been a leading figure.

Associated Preeti Yser . Butler McClung Winona State Bank McClung Smith County Tyler Joe Mack Lievel Thomas Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Winona See Banker

Reeds Office Bugged Claims Stir At White House Press

Capital reporters and columnists question President Johnson’s press sessions as secretive and possibly monitored by bugging. Journalists say the Johnson era may redefine the traditional press conference, with speculation that Reedy’s office is being listened to.

United Fresh International Ashington Johnson Rosene Drummond Washington White House George E. Reedy Reedy

Weather map page reads clear and windy in Lubbock area

In Lubbock and vicinity clear to partly cloudy and windy conditions prevail today and tonight with warmer temperatures. Highs near the upper 60s and lows in the low 40s, with moderate to strong southwest winds and humidity around 48 percent. Data notes include scattered cloudiness early morning and regional readings for nearby cities.

Lubbock

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