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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1966

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State Voting Bill Hits Icy Blast Closes Texas Schools

A late winter storm swept across Texas leaving up to 7 inches of snow and icy roads. Fort Worth and several districts closed schools while hazardous travel extended from the Panhandle to the Mexican border. Several fatalities and injuries were reported as temperatures plummeted and driving conditions remained dangerous.

Texas United Press Texas Panhandle Rio Grandeiro Sabine Highway Department del Rio Odessa San Angelo Abilene Brownwood Fort Worth Tom Green Grand Prairie Sey Mercury Aeres Perryton Plainview Longview Amarillo Panhandle South Plaine Pampa Dalhart Hereford Lubbock Lamesa Seminole Midland Ina Big Bend Paris-Tyler Weather Bureau U.S

Liberal pancake race winner tops record in trans-Atlantic contest

Rachel Crites a 19 year old Liberal Kansas receptionist won the Shrove Tuesday pancake race in 1 minute 4.5 seconds, beating Olney England rival Janet Bunker who set the earlier mark. Grace Riggs finished third as the women’s race kept Liberal and Kansas ahead in the series.

Dean Hawk Liberal Kan Hawk UPI Rachel Crites Miss Crites Janet Bunker Olney England Miss Bunker Miss Cries United States Kansas Grace Riggs

Baptists in Texas face split over federal aid for church schools

The article reports a divide among Baptists led by Dr. J Ralph Grant and Frank Junell on church schools accepting federal loans and grants. Texas Baptist leaders debate principle versus practical funding while noting potential impacts on HSU Baylor Wayland and other colleges. The piece cites viewpoints urging independence from government aid and others signaling adjustments to sustain education.

J. Ralph Grant Lubbock First Baptist Church Frank Junell Lubbock Ie Hardin-Simmons University Texas Baptists Los Angeles California Yuba Sutter Kern County Holcomb Fresno HSU Baylor Wayland Texas Grant Roy McClung Wayland Baptist College Plainview Robert J. Hearn Second Baptist Church Roy Bass

Six teens survive 36 below on Mt. Washington ascent

Six Boston youths practicing for a winter ascent of Mt. Washington survive a night in 36 below zero cold with aid from adult Gordon Ross of Boston. He kept the group awake and moving as frostbite and ice formed from their breath. three hikers treated for frostbite, Lombardo hospitalized with a collapsed windpipe.

Lake Solitude Ross Newbury Lombardo Newport

Richardson Announces Candidacy for 1967 House Speaker

Fort Worth representative George Richardson says he will run for speaker of the 1967 Texas House. He claims 22 of 148 members are pledged, notes pledges were withdrawn, and cites frustration with Barnes era rigidity and limited member expression.

Lee Jones Austin George Richardson Fort Worth Richardson Barnes DeLeon Speak‘ber House Barnes Richardson

Woman's Son Awarded Medals For Heroic Action In Viet Nam

A city woman's son, Sgt. Jimmy J. Horton, earned the Army Commendation Medal and Combat Infantryman Badge for valor in Viet Nam. Horton, serving with the 2nd Battalion 26th Regiment 25th Division ARVN, helped during a search and destroy mission amid heavy Viet Cong opposition, his unit sustaining casualties.

1.C Jimmy J. Hor Viet Nam Horton 26Th Regiment 25Th Division Army of the Republic of Spr Jimmy Z. Horton Rosa Nell Horton E. Rice E. Powell Ott Eee Diukion

Voter registration bill delayed amid reading aid amendment

A Texas special session delay stalls a free voter registration bill as lawmakers seek clarifications on registering voters who cannot read or write. Gov. Connally Speaker Barnes and A G department officials held high level talks while speculation swirled about extending the session to cover health care and emergency funds.

Armesene-Vouna News Services Austin Aes Smith John Connally Ben Barnes Attorney ‘General's Department Jim Bates Edinburg Senate Barnes Connally Legislature

Planning Commission weighs medical center zoning change

The city considers a new zoning district to group southwest Methodist Hospital and nearby blocks into a medical center plan. The measure would allow apartment uses within medical facilities, specify accessory uses, and set parking requirements for beds and clinical space.

Planning Commission Methodist Hospital Manv’e Hall Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Methodist Pital 18Th Street Lubbock

Interim appointments approved by Connally listed

Senators approved today several interim appointments by Gov. John Connally. Names include Regents of State Senior College Greentite and William Donnell of Marathon, Texas Tech directors Fiadger Tannery Dallas Retta Martin Lubbock and C A Cash Amarillo, Regents of Rice University Ralph OConnor Wells Stewart Houston Thomas Armstrong Galveston.

Cross Jr. Murder Case Hinges on Insanity Defense

In Austin James C Cross Jr a former University of Texas student faces murder trial for the July strangling of Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Starkin. Prosecution argues he knew what he did while defense counters an insanity issue with conflicting psychiatric testimony.

David Anderson Austin UPI James C. Cross Jr University of Texas Susan Rigsby Shirley Ann Stark Asst. Dist Phil Nelson Cross Eters Charlee Burton Saban Mace B. Thurmond Jeane

40 Inspirational Messages In A J Lenten Guideposts

The Avalanche Journal will publish in its evening edition starting Ash Wednesday a series titled 40 Inspirational Messages To Be Offered In A J Lenten Guideposts. Forty different authors share personal stories of faith in action, including famous actors scientists and athletes among the writers. Stories will run daily and Sundays throughout Lent, beginning tomorrow.

Avalanche Journal

Expert testimony links hair to Powers in Messler case

An expert witness testified hair found in Messler's hand differed in color from Melvin Powers claimed to match his hair. Powers, 28, stands trial for the killing of Messler's husband on June 30, 1964, a case tied to Messler and her aunt.

Messler Miami, Fla Pat Hee Melvin Pow Powers Head Candace Messier

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