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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

Page

9

Storms Deliver Wide Rains Across Texas With Tornado Reports

The storm system swept across central and eastern Texas bringing heavy rainfall amounts from .30 to 1.40 inches, with a reported tornado near Hale Center at 9:52 p.m. All clear issued at 10:40 p.m. High winds downed lines and flooded several areas, including Rockdale. No injuries reported as thunderstorm activity extended from Midland-Odessa to Houston.

Abernathy Hale Center Idalou Cal Olton Plainview Littlefield Floydada Levelland Muleshoe Downstate el Paso Texas Rockdale Bertha Williams Hill Country Weather Bureau Midland-Odessa Housjton High Plains San Antonio Panhandle Dixie Florida Midwest Columbus Miss Mineral Wells Tex Jacksonville Fla Boston Mercury

Fire damages storage area at Plains Textiles plant

A blaze at Plains Textiles Inc. at 1125 E Loop 289 caused several thousand dollars in damage to stored cotton in a rear storage area. Lightning from a thunderstorm struck nearby and smoke enveloped the material processing room. No injuries were reported. the fire was under control within about 30 minutes.

Plains Textiles, Inc E. Loop E. L. Price Price

Government urges cotton planting shifts to meet demand

The 1966 1967 policy cut cotton output to reduce surpluses, but crops were smaller than expected. Now the government backs higher plantings as demand outstrips supply, with the August 1 carryover at about 6.75 million bales the lowest since 1953 and total season demand around 13.6 million bales, including 4.2 million exports. States report varied acreage changes for American Egyptian cotton.

U.S Department Texas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico California Arizona

Four Injured In Mishaps On Lubbock Streets

Four people were injured in separate crashes Monday in Lubbock. Albert A. Johnson in critical condition after being struck at 50th Street and Avenue H. Sandra S Gordon driver of the car. Barney Castro treated and released after a Grinell Avenue crash. Jack Visague treated and released after a Loop 289 collision. Ronald Ralph Martin treated and released after a three car pileup on U S 62 west of Oxford Avenue.

Lubbock Albert A. Johnson Rt. 1 Slaton Methodist Hospital 50Th St Ave. H Sandra’ S. Gordon 32Nd St Barney Castro Jarvis Ave West Texas Hospital Grinell Ave Jack Visague 8Th St Loop 289 4Th St Ronald Ralph Martin 37Th St U. S. 62 Oxford Ave

Tech to Present Guitar Program at Texas Tech

The Student Union at Texas Tech will host Argentine guitarist Jorge Morel in a free concert at 8 p.m. in the Coronado Room. Morel will perform works from his broad repertoire, including pieces by Paganini and Albeniz, plus his own compositions. The program highlights classical and South American music as Morel makes his United States debut.

Texas Tech Jorge Morel Coronado Morel South America Paganini Tedesco Albeniz Villa-Lobos Bustamente Escobar More United States Hollywood Robert Carnegie Hall Blake RCA Victor Willie Boy Hawaii Robert Redford Puerto Rico

Turbulent Beechcraft Finishing in Midair Collision Report

Officials described a Beechcraft Bonanza slipping toward the ground after an encounter with a jetliner about 500 feet above. The light plane radioed the tower twice with unclear transmissions as turbulence and timing affected warning procedures. Beck led Rio Grande Capital Corp and leaves a wife and three children. Stephens had oil holdings and is survived by his wife and three sons.

Clark Chet Church Beck Rio Grande Capital Corp Mary Evelyn Stephens New Mexico Colorado

Pound Receives Allied Help Amid Grim June Trade Figures

Pen of adverse reactions to the June trade figures released Friday suggests Britain’s turn toward solvency has not yet begun. Allies weigh in as the report expected to show continued economic strain and limited improvement for Britain.

Britain

Central American summit notes and Britain’s sterling plan

The article notes President Johnson praising the Central American summit in El Salvador and Luci Nugent's appearances in San Salvador. It also reports France’s hesitation, widespread support for a new currency plan, and Britain's £12.96 billion total debts as chancellors discuss $2 billion credits to back sterling, reducing withdrawal risks and delaying repayment.

Johnson el Salvador Texas Central America Luci Metropolitan Cathedral San Salvador Austria Belgium Canada Denmark West Germany Netherlands Italy Japan Norway Sweden Switzerland United States Britain London Jenkins House of Commons

Solar flare disrupts worldwide radio transmissions

The U S Space Disturbance Forecast Center reported the largest flare since 1966 disrupted short wave radio from 184 to 10 megacycles Monday. Forecaster Karl Kildahl noted a 64 percent chance of a second wave on July 10 and explained Earth’s magnetic field shields reduce radiation risk while hampering certain radio bands.

Boulder Colo U.S Karl Kildahl Kildahl

Accident Kills Three Near San Angelo

A head on collision on rain slick U S 87 six miles north of San Angelo killed three people from Sterling City Texas and seriously injured another. The car passengers were Thomas Eugene Carr his wife Pauline and Luther Benjamin Hallmark. The truck driver Robert B Kennedy of San Angelo was in critical condition.

San Angelo UPI U.S. 87 Thomas Eugene Carr Pauline Luther Benjamin Hallmark Sterling City Tex Robert B. Kennedy

Pink and Yellow Roses Adorn Gas Mask Designer

Jane Jessor defies public enemy number one air pollution by decorating a World War I gas mask with pink and yellow rose garlands, chic false eyelashes, and pipe cleaner eyebrows. The mask features an activated charcoal filter at its heart or top.

New York YPI Jane Jessor

Mundy crafts roach necklace and beaded moccasins

From page one description highlights Mundy with an eagle claw necklace and a red roach running from scalp to heel. The roach is porcupine quill outlined deerskin decorated with beadwork. Roach makers favor Texas porcupines and Mundy makes most items himself, trading for the roach and moccasins.

West Texas Texas Mundy

Mundy the Quiet Pawnee Dancer Draws Crowds and Critique

Lester Mundy, a Pawnee dancer known for his braided scalplecks and authentic costumes, tours Oklahoma powwows near Canyon and West Texas University. Critics say his dance blends tradition with personal flair while observers joke the bag and act reveal motives beyond spirits. Mundy balances teaching and education with performances, earning a national prize for best authentic Indian costume last year.

Mundy Scurry County Oklahoma West Texas University Canyon Lester Mundy Lester Munday Fluvanna

Hedden's Store Runs Deep in Oregon Town History

Hedden's Store in Scottsburg Oregon blends supplies and history. Emma Hedden has run the 17 year old shop for about fifty years. her grandfather founded it in 1851. The store stocks groceries work clothes dry goods tortoiseshell hairpins whalebone corset casing straight razors and a gold finding pan. A nearby historic shipping point once hosted up to 500 mules daily at the old docks.

Scottsburg Ore UPI

Brokerage firms test split fees with mutual funds

Two major brokers testified at SEC hearings that they would split as much as 60 percent of earned fees with other brokers at mutual funds. They noted splits vary by fund and suggested long associations influence the share kept by their firms.

Joseph R. Coyne Washington Securities and Exchanges Commission Harry A. Jacobs Jr Bache & Co Robert M. Gardiner Reynolds & Co New York City SEC New York Gardiner Jacobs New York Stock Exchange Bache New York Exchange Reynolds Wellington

Tech Campus Invaded by Teen Cheerleaders From Four States

More than 500 teenagers from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado descended on the Tech campus for the annual Cheerleader School. They range from college age to junior high and were told to cut back pep and wiggling for better effect under director Robert Shields.

Tech Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado Robert Shields Dallas National Cheerleaders Association Shields Edsel Buchanan Willard Holsberry Texas Tech Susan Schooler Whiteface Mary Jane Conner Spur Nancy Brown Plainview Brenda Wason Matador Ronny Allen

Bus Crash in Colombia Kills Twenty Eight Injured Eleven

Police report a bus leaving the highway to avoid a truck plunged down a mountainside in Bogota Colombia killing 28 and injuring 11. Authorities are investigating the cause and identifying victims.

Bogota Colombia UPI

Local families welcome newborns in Lubbock area

A series of birth announcements from Ab ernathy to Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital notes parents and occupations for nine newborns. Children include two daughters and seven sons with birthweights ranging from about 5 pounds 15 ounces to 7 pounds 12 ounces, born between Friday and Monday mornings, with fathers employed by firms such as Lee's Sausage Co Goodpasture Grain Co Commercial Metal Co Hancock Manufacturing Co and students at Texas Tech.

Jack A. Addison University Hospital The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Robert Bartlett Post West Texas Hospital Post-Tex Cotton Mill Julian Alvarado Auburn Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Lubbock Rodney Carroll Hudgens Dover Highland Hospital Bottenfields of Juan 8 Hernandez Ave Mondas Commercial Metal Co Gale Lewis Joe Ervin Hancock Manufacturing Co Allen Green Texas Tech

Old Cave Keeps Up With Modern News At Meramec Caverns

In Stanton Missouri at Meramec Caverns on Route 66 visitors can read daily newspapers and latest magazines inside the 100 million year old cave. The feature blends ancient scenery with current information for tourists.

Stanton UPI Meramec Caverns U.S

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