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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1964
Page
3
Three persons sustained injuries in separate traffic incidents across the city. Joe Wayne Pierce drove one vehicle, Lupe Star, 3, was treated and released, and Lupe Star is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Astie Svar.
Denver AP reports a statewide survey showing snowpack at Berthoud Pass 50 percent normal, Fremont Pass 49 percent, Wolf Creek Pass 40 percent, and Dolores Animas headwaters near 30 percent. Dry soils also reduce spring runoff as melt is absorbed, worsening next summer’s water outlook. Survey date January 1 focuses on high elevations.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller rejects Goldwater’s accusation that he is a Democrat in disguise. He defends his liberal human concerns and conservative economic stance as he campaigns in New Hampshire while Goldwater declines to debate. Rockefeller also counters the charge and urges televised debates in the state as both seek the Republican nomination.
Senator Barry Goldwater said he views New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller as more of a Democrat than a Republican and would rather debate President Johnson than Rockefeller. He spoke at Dulles airport after announcing his presidential bid, crutches in tow, and pressed the case for a strong GOP race.
About 100 farmers wives and guests from Hale Floyd Swisher and Castro counties plus Idalou area attended the Hi Plains Sugar Beets Growers Association session in Plainview. Kenney Knaus agricultural specialist for Great Western Sugar Co. praised cooperation and noted five counties produced sugar beets well this year. He said area yields justify continuing sugar beet processing locally, referencing past 10 000 pound per acre marks and a push to fund a local plant for the 1986 crop with Washington representation planned in February.
Dallas obituary notes Charles Wintila Smith aged 62 dies Friday night. Survived by wife Marshall Sidhie and mother Mrs C. C. Ray of Dallas. Funeral services planned at Ross Avenue hospital chapel with arrangements incomplete.
Mrs Maygie Powell longtime city resident dies at Wie Avenue home. Services set for 10 am Monday at Ford Memorial Church officiated by Dr J Painter with Rev T Boldley assisting. Burial at City of Lote under Sanders Funeral Home direction. Survivors include daughters Mrs Roy Jenkins Catchock, Mrs Peter Fonda San Francisco, Mrs Curtis Levy Roswell, Mrs RD Rooke Monterey Park California and others.
Funeral services are set for Maud I. Swisher 82 Swisher County resident at 4 pm today at Wallace Funeral Home with Rev Coxgin and Dr Ixleyy Bishop officiating Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two daughters four sons nine grandchildren and great grandchildren Cortly New Year s Garland Calif UPI Oakland baker Joe Bremer 39 arrested for drunk driving after a 2 20 am stop and again at 10 pm booked and released on bail
Portales services announced forDr Hugh T Brasell a longtime physician in Portales with burial at Portales Cemetery. Officiants include Rev Ernest Poer and Rev Floyd Guiden former Easter New Mexico University president. Mrs Dorsett funeral set in Plainview with burial at Plainview Cemetery.
Services for Mrs. Ed Glazner 72 of Anson will be at 1 p m today in First Baptist Church Anson with burial in Anson Cemetery. Survivors include husband Leona and daughter Mrs William A Jackson Houston plus two sisters and three brothers all of Houston. Simmonds, 64, of Houston, died after a car crash on U S 83 four miles north of Abilene. Driver William K Glazner of Houston, brother in law, was treated for minor injuries. Simmonds died at a Houston area home where he had been receiving care. Keen funeral arrangements pending. The Syracuse Haly Cross football rivalry note appears.
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