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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1965

Page

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Faculty award for Spencer A Wells at Texas Tech

Reed OS TODAY reports Texas Tech approved a faculty award in the name of Inte Spencer A Wells in a formal meeting. High Plains Research Foundation trustees adopt cotton quality and yield improvement plan. Fraternities name 268 new and 48 holdovers for spring. 22 year old explorer plans Amazon jungle expedition. World section notes a hanging in Syria and Arab world setback.

Lubbock Area Spencer A. Wells Texas Tech Sec. A High Plains Research Foundation Rayburn Brazil Sec. C

Storms and Cold Snap Hit Regions With Snow and Widespread Warnings

Storms sweep across the Midwest and Northeast as heavy snow and strong winds trigger travel warnings from Idaho to New York. Syracuse reports 9 inches in 12 hours while Florida records freezing conditions and Texas stays windy. In Sudan, a train crash near Khartoum leaves at least 46 bodies recovered and up to 100 feared trapped.

Idaho Utah Nevada California Appalachians New York Syracuse Florida Dixie Miami International Jacksonville Fla Casper Wyo New Orleans Salt Lake City Texas Lubbock Weather Bureau Khartoum Sudan UPI

Israel seeks direct U S arms aid amid supply fears

In Jerusalem Israel asks the United States for direct arms assistance after West Germany halted shipments. President Johnson’s envoy W Averell Harriman met Israeli defense leaders to discuss weapons above all, with a final talk planned before his departure to New Delhi and regional capitals.

Jerusalem Israel Upsisrael U. S W. Averell Harriman West West Germany Harriman New Delhi India Levi Eshkol Middle Far East Johnson

Longshoremen Reach Four Year Gulf Coast Contract

A 22 man negotiating team and maritime industry officials reached a four year contract in the western Gulf Coast, signaling the end may be near for a billion dollar walkout that began January 11. The deal requires district and rank and file approval, with ratification aim and deadlines yet to be set. It sets minimum gang sizes, a seniority clause, wage increases and fringe benefits, and could guide patterns for the southern Atlantic district as talks resume in Miami and Galveston.

Sey Alveston Gulf Coast Maine Texas Southern Atlantic Mant Re West Gulf District Asst. Sec. of Labor James J. Reynolds Reynolds Thomas W. Gleason International Longshoremen’s Assn Miami Gleason Galveston Atlantic

Indonesia Quiet Amid U S Tensions Reported by Rusk

Washington reports indicate Secretary Rusk discussed Indonesia's U S moves with Sukarno aides as Jakarta eyes takeovers of U S libraries and plantations. Medan offices noted some facilities closed or limited. officials warned of possible wider retaliation but no American injuries were reported.

Ltte Sukarno Dean Rusk U.S Howard P. Jones Tesla Uber Indonesia Sion U. S Theodore War Medan North Suma Tra Subandrio Jakarta Information Agency Wheaton Nowler Heavner de- Nolan Agree Makassar Nolan Glass Bowl No- Medan Ian Eaid

Miss Lubbock Friona Coed Wins 1965 Beauty Crown

Kay Burleson of Friona, 20, claimed the Miss Lubbock 1965 title before 2,000 in Municipal Auditorium, overcoming 27 contestants. Lynn Melton earned first runner up and Susanne Pichars was second runner up, with Jan Fauske named Miss Congeniality.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Kay Burleson Tech Jan Fauske 8. C. Fauske Borger Burleson

Trial recesses as Air Force doctor testifies in Helmus case

Air Force Lt. Col. David Davis testified about examining 17 month old Jeffrey Helmus three times on June 16 revealing about 25 bruises. Prosecutors closed their case as the murder trial of Richard A. Helmus, 19, paused until Monday in 72nd District Court.

Air Force Jeffrey Alan Helmus Richard A. Helmus David Davis Atty Alton Griffin George H. Nelson Helmus 72Nd District Court Victor H Lindsey Altman George Gilkerson John O'Shea Davis Reese Afb Hospital

Prayer and testimony on a child's death and injuries

The article reports on a church prayer and testimony regarding a child’s death. Dr. Davis describes the infant as well nourished yet not mentally alert, noting possible concussion and intestinal infection. He cites acute respiratory congestion and a lung condition, with vomiting prior to death at Reese hospital.

Davis Reese Hospital

White Paper Accuses Hanoi of Concealed Aggression

The United States released a 14 000 word white paper accusing North Vietnam of concealed aggression against the South and defiance of the UN charter. The report warns of air strikes if war widens and states the U S and South Vietnam will respond with any means necessary.

John M. Hightowerr Ashington United States North Viet Nam South State Department UN Secretary Council Soviet Union Birthie Mouie United Nations South Viet Nam Ane U.S

White Paper Urges Focus on Viet Nam War as Expanded Conflict

State Department report prepared after weeks of work argues the war in South Vietnam is a new, externally guided conflict rather than a local rebellion. It cites North Viet Nam’s total aim to seize the South, likening it to the 1950 North Korea aggression, and notes world misunderstanding of the war’s scope. The document includes maps and stories of Viet Cong fighters to bolster its case.

State Department South Viet Nam North Viet Nam South North Korea Hanoi GMGON Kien Ha Provines Saigon Xuyen Moc Lee

Fire Victim Rescued by Teen and Policeman Heroic Effort

Jerry Malloy a 17 year old Waterbury student aided a smoke inhalation victim Angela White 3 in a burning apartment. Officer Eugene Falcons directed him to help while Fireman Joe Pettinkel entered the fire. The girl survived and was taken to St Marys Hospital.

Jerry Malloy Eugene Falcons Angela White St. Mary's Hospital Son Falcons Sid Malloy Malloy Joe Pettinkel

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