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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1966

Page

6

Record Low Readings Set In Texas Storm

A Arctic front swept the Panhandle and South Plains causing blizzard conditions and heavy snow across West Texas. Bowie reported up to 13 inches, Lubbock 6 inches, with a broader storm from the Southwest to the Atlantic Coast. a Chinook wind effect produced unusual temperature swings.

Texas Panhandle South Plains West Texas Bowie Lubbock Atlantic Coast Weather Bureau Dalhart Amarillo Resi

U S urged to resume bombing in Viet Nam war despite calls for pause

Senate leaders heard a vigorous plea from Gen Earley Wheeler chairman of the Joint Chiefs to resume bombing North Viet Nam. Meanwhile Prime Minister Sato urged the U S to maintain the halt as U S reconnaissance flights continue and fighting reports flow from Saigon Hanoi and the Gulf of Tonkin with Thai and Laos concerns highlighted.

U.S Earley Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff North Viet Nam Wheeler Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees Eisaku Sato Japan United States Tokyo Sato Edwin O. Reischauer America Peking Hanoi Bach Longe Vn Island Gulf of Tonkin Haiphong Saizon Laos Nguyen van Thieu South Viet Nam Thieu War Cabinet Hich Gia Long Saigon

Valley Crops Face Freeze Threat to Rio Grande Valley Harvest

The Lower Rio Grande Valley faces a first winter freeze risking orange and grapefruit crops. Growers like Brad Crockett mobilize 15 000 heat blocks and 3 000 smudge pots to warm groves while Frank Schuster notes optimism amid scattered clouds. The citrus crop stands at about 5.1 million boxes this year with potential gains next year if trees survive.

Amarillo Dalhart Browns Ville Dallas Rio Grande Valley Brownsville Karcher Santa Fe Texas Brad Crockett Crockett Nurseries Inc Harlingen Valley Crockett Frank Schuster San Juan

Alabama Democrats remove White Supremacy motto from emblem

In Birmingham the Alabama Democratic Executive Committee voted to drop the White Supremacy motto from the party emblem by voice vote after a secret ballot decision. A motion to table the resolution failed 40 to 51 on secret ballot before the measure passed. Governor George Wallace attended but did not speak.

Birmingham Alabama Democratic Executive Committee George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace

Youth Meet At Morton Sees Strong Turnout Despite Weather

Cochran County officials marked the Morton youth conference a success as about 280 youths attended. Speaker Rep. Jesse T. George replaced absent Atty. General office director Sonny Davis. The program offered 16 seminars on state youth activities and actions.

Johnson Tone Hints Resumption Of Vietnam Bombing

President Johnson signals a possible return to bombing North Vietnam after a Christmas Eve pause, as debate over timing continues. He asserts resolve to sustain U S fighting force in Viet Nam with full support from Congress and public.

Odessa financier wins Lilienthal Medal for 647 mile flight

Alvin Parker, 46, of Odessa, received the Otto Lilienthal Medal for a July 31 1964 flight from Odessa to Kimball Nebraska covering 647.17 miles. The achievement surpassed the world soaring record by more than 100 miles and marked a peak in aviation sport.

Dallas Alvin Parker Odessa Otto Lilienthal Parker Kimball Neb Mexico City Mexic Can Asidoes Asso Ewes Eheus Warlad Talavieinn

Avalanche blocks Mount Blanc tunnel road in Aosta Valley

An avalanche swept over Aosta Valley main road blocking traffic from France via the Mount Blanc tunnel. No injuries were reported as authorities aimed to clear the seven mile tunnel with snowploughs before midnight.

Aosta Italy UPI France Mount Blanc Europe Parker U. S

Truly Great Artist Tureck Captures Monterey Audience

More than 1,100 members of the Lubbock Community Concerts Association braved icy roads to attend the Monterey High School Auditorium for the second concert of the 1965 66 season. They heard pianist Teresa Tureck in a performance praised as impeccable and world renowned.

Jess Lubbock Community Concerts Association Monterey High School Tureck Handel

Burial Of U S Red Leader Set For Arlington

The ashes of Robert G. Thompson, one of 11 top Communist leaders in the 1949 trial, will be buried January 31 at Arlington National Cemetery. Thompson, a former New York State Communist chairman, died October 15 at age 50. His widow asked that no gun salute be given at the burial, opposing U.S. Viet Nam policy. Arlington confirmed the burial date and noted eligibility rules for national cemetery burial. Thompson served in World War II and later denounced the slogan my country right or wrong.

New York Robert G. Thompson Arlington National Thompson New York State Communist Party Atlanta Sylvia Washington Arlington Arlington Cemetery Oregon

Suspected car theft leads to multiple arrest reports

Police stopped a redacted vehicle headed east on East Broad Way with three men from Lubbock aged 26 25 and 21. A chrome revolver a payroll check and 85 55 in cash were found. A woman customer later dropped a billfold with the payroll item and more cash. Additional burglaries and thefts were reported across Lubbock including a 16 year old lookout and a 14 year old accomplice.

East Broadway Ed Nelson Quirt Ave Lubbock Marlier Jack Kelly R_ DPD Kendrix Ave Dielding Ebmer Ray Conoco 34Th St Wayne Yarborough Slide Road Kathleen Foster Ave. N James Dell 29Th St Wendell ‘Massey Clovis J. L. Trish Abernathy Municiipal Coliseum

U S Officials to Witness Autopsy of Dead American

Moscow promised to perform an autopsy on Newcomb Mott with an American official present after U S Ambassador Kohler pressed for a full investigation. Mott, 27, died under unclear circumstances while being transported to a labor camp. officials plan a Monday examination by Soviet authorities with U S representation.

Moscow Newcomb Mott U.S Foy D. Kohler Foreign Ministry Washington Mott Soviet Union Kohler Firstto Vasily V. Kuznetsov United States Korov Kuznetsov Air Force James W. Bizzel Adriei A. Gromykov Sec Dean Rusk Gromyko Nikolai V. Podgorny Massachusetts Scandinavia Norway Murmansk

Coast Guard Rescues 100 From Ice Floes Off Ohio

The Coast Guard and the Catawba Volunteer Fire Department rescued about 100 fishermen, including women and children, from three ice floes in Lake Erie off Catawba Point near Port Clinton, Ohio. Ice was eight inches thick and cold weather kept it from breaking up.

Port Clinton Ohio Coast Guard Catawba

Local Birth Announcements From Lubbock Hospitals

Multiple birth notices list families in Wolfforth Idalou and Lubbock detailing newborns with weights from 6 pounds up to 8 pounds 8 ounces. Fathers’ occupations include civil service at Reese AFB manufacturing at Harris Thrush and Vickers stations student status at Texas Tech.

R. I. Madison Wolfforth Highland Hospital Civil Service Reese Air Force Base John Rainwater Mis Harris and Thrush Manufacturing Co Manuel Garcia Ave, J Lauf Choice Phares and Wilking Manufacturing Co Jose R. Garcia Walnut St. Idalou Labbock Osteopathic Hospital Vickers Service Station Lubbok Mis TA. Webb Fine St.oon Weishing Texas Tech Sound Toto Lavela St Wlaim Lubbock

Carr Won't Interfere With Texas Bullfights

Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr told Harris County District Attorney Frank Briscoe there is no need for state action to stop or halt the planned bullfights in the domed stadium next month. A Houston Sports Association spokesman said the events remain on the schedule.

Houston UPD Texas Hareris County Atty. Frank Briscoe Waggoner Carr Harris County Carr Attorney General's Office Houston ‘Sports Association

Spur Native Andy Garcia Killed in Viet Nam Action

Spur mourns as Andy Garcia, a Spur High School graduate of 1962 and former military policeman, dies in Viet Nam on January 16. He is believed to have been killed by land mine fragments while on patrol. Survivors include his parents, six brothers, three sisters, and several relatives in Spur, Ralls, and Pittsburg Texas.

Viet Nam Spur Andy Garcia Garcia South Plains College Levelland Andy Luis Garcia Pete Jack Lawrence Aurellana Ralls Joe Margarita Anita Oliveiraz Julie Punte Frances Navarro Pittsburg Tex

Select units of National Guard to form fast deployable brigades

The report describes independent brigades drawn from Michigan Wisconsin Oklahoma and from National Guard units in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Oregon and California. These units would be at full war strength about 3800 to 15000 soldiers with extra funds and equipment and weekend drills. Military sources say combat readiness could occur within 60 days of call up with deployment within six to eight weeks after war begins.

Michigan Wisconsin Oklahoma National Guard Honolulu Iowa Nebraska Lincoln Kansas Missouri Topeka S6th San Antonio Portland Ore San Jose Calif UPI U.S Viet Nam

Obituary Notice for Wilbanks Family Survivors

Wilbanks is survived by a wife couple from Lubbock with two brothers Guy and Hugh Bennett of Fort Worth and three sisters Ada Cavander Iowa Park Susie Hyde and Ruby Ayers both of Fort Worth. Also four sisters Oma McMillan Lorenzo Nancy Collier and Happy and one brother C. B. Wilbanks Seymour along with five sons and eight grandchildren.

Lubbock Guy Hugh Bennett Fort Worth Ada Cavander Iowa Park Susie Hyde Ruby Ayers Wilbanks Oma McMillan Lorenzo Nancy Collier Happy C. B.wilbanks Seymour

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