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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

12

Ford urges bombing of North Viet Nam missile sites

Washington AP Gerald R Ford House Republican Leader urged U S bombing of Soviet built missile sites in North Vietnam He warned surface to air missiles threaten American personnel and Hanoi defense bases should not be defensive The White House said bombing decisions rest with the administration and Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Lubbock Washington House Gerald R. Ford United States North Viet Nam Michigan Ford Hanoi Haiphong Southeast Asia White House George E. Reedy U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff Mutual Broadcasting System John W. McCormack D-Mass Johnson Pentagon North Viet Nam State Department South Vietna

Father Relents After Teen's Jail Term for July 4 Party

Albert J. Scobie agrees to welcome home his son Buddy after an 18 year old rowdy party sparked a police fight. Buddy Scobie faced a 15 day jail sentence and a $100 fine for disorderly conduct as fourteens teens were arrested. The father, once critical, says he will give him another chance and help turn the page. Mothers’ protests influenced the decision as Buddy admits disgrace and vows to change.

Southgate Mich Albert P Buddy) Scobie Scobie Albert J. Scobie Buddy Detroit Wayne County Michigan

Bond Set In Assault Case In Carlisle

A 33 year old man Willie Lee Perry of Carlisle pleaded in county court to assaulting a member of a cotton chopping crew near Carlisle. Judge James A Ellis set bond at 500 dollars. The complainant Cynthia Ann Lintsey 17 alleged Perry bloodied her nose and threatened her with a hoe on June 29. Perry charged with aggravated assault. Similar bonds were set for Tommy Thornhill Crosbyton and Jeroen Gray 4001 21st St both charged with check law violation.

County Court-at-Law No. 1 Carlisle Willie Lee Perry James A. Ellis Cynthia Ann Lintsey Ave. C Perry Asst Couniry Atty Carson Smith Tommy Thornhill Crosbyton Jeroen Gray 21St St

Spur Methodist Men elect new officers and plan church grounds project

SPUR The First Methodist Church here announces new officers for the Methodist Men group led by President Jack Rector. Melvin Boothe is vice president and Dr. Ed Murray serves as secretary treasurer. The group voted to landscape the church grounds as a yearlong project.

Spur Jack Rector First Methodist Church Melvin Boothe Ed Murray

Vernon Man Nabs Suspect After Car Burglary

A 25 year old man was tracked through downtown Lubbock and arrested after a car burglary near Main and Avenue K. J W Carrington of Vernon, a footwear salesman, retrieved his coat and glasses from the suspect who yielded them during a brief confrontation before police arrived. Patrolman Ed Rice arrested the man at 16th and Avenue H after Carrington alerted authorities from a Broad way store and charges were expected to be filed.

Lubbock Main Avenue K J. W. Carrington Vernon Carrington Broadway Ed Rice 16Th Avenue H

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