Burglary Hits City Firms Across Ave District
Police say multiple businesses were burglarized Friday night into Saturday morning. Loot included cigarettes, cash, clothing, watches, tools, and luggage from Hemphill Wells and other Montereyen centers, with merchandise stolen from Gilford Moore and Hemphill’s. Vandalism saw windows smashed, eggs hurled, and a restaurant on Redbud Square tied to breaks. A pistol was reported at one residence, and a grocery near Purdue noted entries with funds missing.
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Lubbock
Marvin C. McKenzie
Hemphill& Wells
Montereyen
E. 4Th St
Gilford Moore
Midland
28Th St
Dale
Havens
33Rd St
Anderson Brothers
Floyd Wilson
Davis
Grace Cruder
King
Redbud Square
Ray
Ave. A
J. C. Massengale
Sheriff's
Grocery
Jeniaha
Rantina Annenedy T
Four Men Try to Start Plane at Odessa Airport
Four men attempted to start a single engine plane at Ector County Airport by spinning the propeller from outside the cockpit. The pilotless engine caught, and the plane rolled, then taxied and flew about 100 yards before crashing in a pasture and burning. There were no injuries though Don R. Shutters 35 of 1622 24th St was treated after a dog bite to both hands at Methodist Hospital.
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Odessa
Tex
UPI
Ector County
Jack Vaught
Odessa College
Don R. Shutters
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Johnson recalls Duke Biddle to head protocol again
President Johnson ends his LBJ Ranch stay and recalls Ambassador Angler Biddle Duke from Spain to resume the protocol chief post on April 1. Duke previously led protocol from 1961 to 1965 before becoming ambassador to Madrid. Symington resigns as protocol chief. James Symington to Missouri for possible Congress run. Curtis faces a Senate race challenge from Edward Long. Johnson plans to press income tax surcharge and cut $3 billion from the balance of payments deficit as Congress opens.
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Michael L. Posner
San Antonio
UPI
Johnson
LBJ
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
James Symington
Missourri
Congress
Symington
Washington
Tom Curtis
R-Mo
Curtis
A Christian Solution to the New Morality Sermon
Dr William S Banowsky presents A Christian Solution to the New Morality at Broadway Church of Christ tonight at 6 p m The sermon ponders whether moral laws are absolute or situational and invites reflection on ethical decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Banowsky
Broadway Church of Christ
Voter Signup March Planned by Negroes in Lubbock
Members of Lubbock's Negro community aided by Texas Tech groups will march through east Lubbock Sunday to call attention to a voter registration drive. Beginning at Messiah Presbyterian Church at 5 p.m., the parade will end at Thunderbird Addition near east 19th Street with a goal to register 5,000 voters in Lubbock County. Tech participants come from Camus Christian Fellowship and Wesley Foundation.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
East Lubbock
Messiah Presbyterian Church
Ave. B
T. Merrell Reed
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Booker ‘T. Washington Park
Carver Heights
Coronado
Manhattan
Thunderbird
East 19Th Street
NAACP
Lubbock County
Tech
Camus Christian Fellowship
Episcopal
Presbyteriany
Wesley Foundation
Methodist
Ralls Boy Scout Receives National Honor in New Brunswick
Kim Cox 17 of Ralls Texas was named one of 13 royal scouts for a national honor. The award recognizes service to church, Scouting, and community. Cox will join the others for a February week of visits to Washington and New York to report on the anniversary events.
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New Brunswick
Kim Cox
Ralls
Itex
Dupreeves
Cambodia and Laos suffer border tensions amid Bowles talks
UPI reports Bowles warns of possible U S hot pursuit into Cambodia as Phnom Penh seeks heightened ICC border surveillance. Sihanouk efforts to balance North Vietnam and the United States are noted while Cambodia and Laos face renewed anti American and anti foreign statements from Peking Radio and regional talks.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Phnom Penh
International Control Commission
ICC
Bowles
United States
Shas
Vietnam
U.S
Peking Radio
America
Sihanouk
Laos
Moon digger Surveyor 7 drills furrow and snaps rocks
Pasadena report says Surveyor 7's steel tipped digger claw carved a foot long furrow in lunar top soil and moved a rock near the lander. The TV camera captured bright closeups of the digging claw and has logged more than 6,000 pictures since landing near Tycho crater Tuesday night.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Surveyor 7
Moon
Tycho Crater
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock United Lions Club
Walter Posey
E. Mth St
Arleen Jackson
30Th St
Lenin Juarez
2Nd St
Frey Salinas
49Th St
Hutchings Grocery
EF. Purdue
R. L. Hutchings
Envoy
50Th St
Armistead Reading Center
BALES
Ralls Boy Scout
Bangkok
Thailand
Haliand
Chester
Indochina
Roeo
Zales’ Welers
Caprock Center
Stk & Elgin
Jz Town & Casntry
A University
Rerview
Breedwey
Peem Letex
Firm
Bouyant
Monterey
FRAM
Pauntal
Raturdat
Thors
Fashion Manor
Pencale
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