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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1967

Page

6

Lubbock Liquor Store Bandit Net $900 In 1963 Robbery

A bandit robbed a Lubbock liquor store at 2:20 pm getting $900 in cash and whiskey while a couple on the scene followed orders to lie down. Authorities, including Liquor Control Board agents and Texas Rangers, traced a 1959 Pontiac and conducted widespread searches across nearby fields and trailers.

Buffalo Lakes Lynn Liquor Control Board Texas Buffalo Lake Lynn County Caliche Pit Lake Lubbock Jackie Hopper Calvin Harrell E. 19Th St

McCullough Named Interim City Manager Amid Transitions

McCullough will serve as interim city manager until a permanent hire is made. He has filled the post during brief absences in the past and lives at 2115 56th St. Jim Stiff resigned as administration assistant, effective Jan 22, to become assistant city manager in White Settlement under Bob Honts. Hayden E. Routh has been reassigned from finance to the city manager's office.

McCullough 56Th St Jim Stiff White Settlement Fort Worth Bob Honts Lubbock Petty Hayden FE. Routh Andrews Randy Pendleton Smith McLennan County George Cowden Waco Cowden

Baker Trial Details Political Contributions by Savings Industry

Key witnesses describe Baker proposing a $100000 political contribution to promote savings and loan industry influence in Washington. Kenneth E Childs testi fied Baker named eight congress members needing financial help and cited industry back wardness in politics. Stuart Davis recounted delivering $50100 to Baker in October 1962 in a Washington hotel room in two brown envelopes.

George Smathers D-Flo Frank Carlson Kan Thurston Morton Wallace Bennett Utah Kenneth E. Childs The Home Savings and Loan Assn Los Angeles Baker Washington Savings and Loan Childs Congress Stuart Davis San Francisco Great Western Financial Corp Davis California

Two Men Attack 12-Year-Old in Lubbock Street Assault

A 12-year-old girl reported to Lubbock police that two men aged 19 to 22 attacked her on E Fourth Street near 1800 at about 6 45 p m. They grabbed her, tore a button from her coat and a blouse sleeve, twisted her arms, and threatened violence before she escaped and reported the incident from home.

Lubbock E. 4Th St

Two Americans Die In Plane Crash In Peru

A Beechcraft Queen Air 80 operated by W. R. Grace Co. crashed on take off from Paramanga on the Pacific coast north of Lima. Seven aboard were killed including Powers Kane and Bruce Simmons both Americans. others included Albert Meister Paul Parrinello Sanchez Tulio Peschiera Derek Brennan and Roberto Luza with two additional Peruvians. Officials investigated the cause as light rain fell.

Lima Peru W. R. Grace Co la Horeca Powers Kane Grace Bruce Simmons Simmons New York Albert Meister la Paz Bolivia Paul Parrinello Sanchez Tulio Peschiera Derek Brennan Roberto Luza

A M Hamilton Dies Rites Set In Plainview

A M Ham ilton former Plainview fire chief died in a local hospital Thursday at age 58. Rites are 10 a m Saturday at the First Baptist Church with Dr Tim Trammell officiating. Burial at Plainview Memorial Park under Lemons Funeral Home direction. Survived by Lena wife foster son Jessie Fitchett brother D C sister Thelma Fowler half brother Jim Boothe father J E and two grandchildren.

Plainview A. M Ham) Hamilton First Baptist Church Tim Trammell Plainview Memorial Park Lemons Funeral Home Fire Department

Paris Seeks to Export New Textbooks

Paris plans to export its newly printed textbooks to foreign markets. Officials say the move aims to expand educational access and promote French publishing. No dates or recipient countries specified.

Paris France

Local Births Reported in West Texas Hospitals

Congratulations to several families on newborns with details: Lorenzo Perkins and wife announce a daughter at West Texas Hospital weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces born 4 40 a.m. Thursday. Lonnie Greenhill and wife greet a daughter at Highland Hospital weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce born 6 45 p.m. Wednesday.

Lorenzo Perkins St. Apt West Texas Hospital Lonnie Greenhill 4Th St Highland Hospital U.S. Postof Ce Dept Chiois D. Smith 52Nd St Celco Construction Co Jerry Don Teston 1St St Foremost Dairy Jerry Campbell Cornell and Co

Folklore and Superstitions Across Time and Place

Friday has special meaning in Christian tradition and many superstitions persist. From ladders and umbrellas to mirrors and crickets, beliefs warn of bad luck. The piece notes New Year foods and charms like horseshoes and rabbit feet as protections.

House OKs Rules as Senate Fuss Complicates Session

Texas House approved a new rules package empowering the speaker and committees while the Senate debated sending a rules measure to study. Rep Pendleton said the rules prioritize the governor's program and set calendars by emergency, major state, and local categories.

Texas House Senate Connally Barnes Rep. R. H. Cory Victoria W. S. Heatly Parducah Ben Atwell Dallas House Rules Committee Pendleton West Texan

Pilot project for other cities on college area study

Lubbock officials consider a sweeping land use plan around Texas Tech with state and city funding. The study covers traffic housing open space and property values around the campus. Texas Tech staff will participate and the project aims to guide more than 20 institutions.

College Tech City Coordinating Board For Texas Colleges and Universities Coordinating Board Board of City Development Urbanovsky University Jim Bertram Ronald Bedemeyer Texas Tech Lubbock U.S Rogers

Jones ruling leaves voting registration method to Legislature

A federal judge argues that the ballot misled voters by offering repeal of the poll tax without indicating changes to registration. The decision could fuel legislative fights over annual versus permanent voter registration and upholds the idea that registration method remains under legislative control.

Jones Sam Houston Clinton Jr Evans and Matthews House Connally John Connally Afl-Cio Lubbock County Fred West Herman Jones Austin

Local Lubbock council tackles bids and housing policy

Lubbock officials address election validity for Wet-Dry vote, appoint members to electrical and plumbing boards, and approve policy changes for the Welfare Department. City to auction old vehicles, install airport signs, lease Mae Simmons Party House, and support a billboard at the Matador dormitory. Civil defense training officer appointed and curb construction costs eyed. Col. Cragg lauds city efforts at Reese AFB.

Cecil Jennings Bryan Martin Board of Electrical Examiners James E. Smith Plumbing Board Garland Newson E. G. Pharr Civil Service Commission al Couch Community Action Board Welfare Department Lubbock County Commissioners Court Welfare Board Rogers H. R. Bundock Lubbock Party House Carver Heights Community Center 22Nd St Ave. C Mackenzie Park Mae Simmons Matador 19Th Street Norfolk Avenue Brownfield Road College Avenue West Loop 289 Dover Clovis Highway North Loop Highway Dept RAFB Ernest Cragg Reese Air Force Base George Miller Citizens Traffic Council Lubbork U.S State Department

Absentee Ballots Reach 458 in Local Election

The Lubbock County clerk’s office reported 458 absentee votes after another mailed ballot arrived. The deadline to mail absentee ballots to the office is 1 p.m. Saturday.

Lubbock County

Marjorie Van Dyke Appears in Garden of Cucumbers Scene

Hollywood showgirl Marjorie Van Dyke, wife of Dick Van Dyke, joined a crowd scene in her spouse's new film Garden of Cucumbers as a playful lark.

Hollywood UPI Marjorie van Dyke

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