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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1965

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Johnson Won’t Attend Churchill’s Funeral Reported By White House

President Johnson, ill with a virus, will not travel to London for Winston Churchill’s funeral. He has asked Secretary of State Rusk to attend, joined by Chief Justice Earl Warren and Ambassador David Bruce. Johnson remains under doctor care and calls his recovery gradual.

Washington Johnson Sir Winston Churchill White House Burkley George G. Burkley Las T London Naval Medical Center Bethesda Churchill Sec. of State Dean Rusk Earl Warren David Bruce United Kingdom J. Johnson

Thousands file past Churchill bier in Westminster Hall

Thousands, including British and Americans, filed past the flag draped bier of Sir Winston Churchill in Westminster Hall as dignitaries and the public paid solemn farewell. The queue stretched into the freezing night, with guards changing every twenty minutes and mourners remaining in line for hours.

Ondon Sir Winston Churchill Westminster Hall Jhhildren Lme Catafalque Churchill Christopher Soames

Fire Destroys Shady Kennels Killing Sixteen Dogs

A fire at Shady Kennels 4535 Brownfield Hwy destroyed an adobe building housing 18 dogs. Dr. S R Byrd said 16 dogs died and two survived severely injured, with beagles and Pekingese among the breeds. Damage to the building was $1,000 and animal value $3,000. The blaze started from burning trash blown by a sandstorm.

Shady Kennels Brownfield Hwy S. R Byrd Byrd Animal Clinic & Hospital Adobe House

Baltimore longshoremen blame Communist influences on failed contract

The Bee reports that AKUaw Lee and allies blamed for blocking a Baltimore longshoremen contract, jeopardizing a dock strike settlement. The article notes no major policy changes expected after Iran's Prime Minister assassination.

Baltimore Page & Lee. B Iran Bee, C

After Wreck Boy and Dog Reunite on Birthday

Jeffrey Witt 11 and his dog Rebel a part collie and shepherd mix were separated after a Kentucky crash on Aug 19. Jeffrey paralyzed from the accident underwent spinal and stomach surgeries and pneumonia treatment at Lexington and University of Michigan Hospitals. Their reunion at U of M on Jeffrey's 11th birthday brought joy beyond words for his mother Mrs John Witt of Taylor Township.

Arbor Mich Jeffrey Witt Jeffrey Corbin Rebel University of Michigan John Witt Taylor’ Township Tennessee Noy Lexington Dog Page Jeffrey Whitt Taylor An Arbor Francine

Estes Delivers Brief Jail Call From El Paso Cell

Billie Sol Estes, convict of mail fraud and conspiracy held in El Paso County jail, spoke briefly Wednesday to Sheriff Mike Sullivan thanking staff for their kindness. He asked to relay a call to his wife in Abilene, Texas, and authorities granted permission. Charges were reversed.

Paso Billie Sol Estes el Paso Sul Estes Mike Sullivan

Coup in Saigon Put U S Ambassador Under Pressure

U S officials say Ambassador Taylor will not abandon his post as Khanh alters leadership in Saigon amid a coup. Congress members question Taylor usefulness while warnings arise about U S policy and the war in Vietnam. Senate and House leaders voice concern as Saigon reshuffles unfold.

Congress Washington Taylor Johnson U.S George D. Aiken Vermont Senate Foreign Relations Committee South Viet Nam Aiken

Connally Gets Surprise Overhaul for Texas Colleges

Governor John Connally proposed a sweeping reorganization of Texas higher education at the Legislature. He urged a three‑board system, a new San Antonio campus, and expanded funding for junior colleges, libraries, and research, plus a vanity tax idea for personalized license plates. He backed a one‑year pay raise for teachers and a cigarette tax hike, with more auto inspection fees.

Garth Ustin John Connally Connally Charles Wilson Trinity

Prayer and policy notes mix in state budget page

A prayer column blesses contributors and leaders while state references discuss a $50 million student loan fund for high school graduates unable to finance college. The piece notes a 10-year plan to upgrade teacher salaries, with across the board raises from 186 to an amount not specified, opposing a $13 monthly hike sought by the Texas State Teachers Association.

Boands Connally Min Higher Education Study Committee Commission On Higher Education Legislative Budget Board Texas State Teachers Association Conty Page

Governor Smith’s address stirs Texas Legislature debate

Gov. Preston Smith delivers a rapid, wide ranging message to the Texas Legislature touching university systems reform water teacher pay and other education changes. Supporters call it constructive while critics expect six weeks of analysis before any clear outcomes emerge.

Jerry Hall Avalanche-Journal Sohn Connally Texas Core Lexes and Texas Tech Connally Texas A&m Lubbock Restair Middle Smith Talk 8 Preston Smith Bock

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