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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
5
A garbled OCR shows scattered names, witnesses, and actions related to warranties deeds and property notices. It includes references to individuals such as Walker, Mosley, Meier, and others, with stray mentions of locations and dates, indicating a mix of legal and real estate notices.
Police report burglaries and vandalism cases in Hurghars and surrounding streets. Incidents include thefts from vehicles and shops, attempted break ins, and property damage at multiple locations. Investigations underway with several suspects described.
The article notes upcoming bid openings for new school construction. It lists parties and locations including Hodges and Posey, with potential contractors submitting proposals for Hadd and Harwell schools and related projects.
Navy officials defended ultrasonic testing methods used aboard the submarine Thresher after a 1963 loss. Capt William Hushing and Rear Admiral Hasting cited high standards and ongoing reviews, while a congressional panel pressed for tighter procedures and accountability in the testing program.
Jim Sexton elected to Housing Authority at annual base meeting on Monday succeeding Kent Was L Ramps as vice chair. Kenneth May noted directors appointed by City Council. BRIT EARL DIES LORD LONDON CAPE, former First Lord of the Admiralty, died at 79 in London hospital.
The Lions Club tentatively schedules the annual Talent Tournament for February 1 at Brownfield. David Nicholson reports the steering committee will meet with club directors early Wednesday. organizers note the event aids community families, with over a hundred children expected to participate.
A Lubbock woman, Mrs Hankins, is released from the hospital following a fatal incident connected to her son and a long local piano career. The report notes her prior activities as a regular pianist at the Dobie and mentions community church events and a distant birthday observance.
Wayland Baptist College plans spring registration with increasing admission applications noted by Dean Robert J. Colmer. Freshmen and transfer students begin orientation at 8 a.m. with Dean Mianice de Sharp in charge. The following day sophomores juniors and seniors will register, with some classes starting Friday Jan 2.
A New York hair stylist was fatally stabbed as she entered her Queens apartment on Monday, marking the second slaying in eight hours. Police said the victim lived alone and died from a deep neck wound after collapsing inside the building.
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