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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1967

Page

4

Rains Reach Six Inches In Spotty Area Storms

The report notes isolated thunderstorms and rainfall amounts up to six inches in spots through Friday. Winds gusting to 25 mph were observed near Lubbock, with Floyd County Sheriff Walter Hollams describing hard blowing rain and wind in Floydada but no wind damage reports received.

Lubbock Floyd County Walter Hollams Floydada U. S Foster Amburn Petersburg Spade Hart Slaton Olton Ralls Downstate Sherman Lamesa Wink New Mexico Austin Weather Bureau Port Arthur Texas Lake Texoma Central South Texas Brownwood Waco Abilene Cotulla San Angelo Laredo Presidio

Rioting and water crisis dominate Hong Kong news

Reports describe curfew breaches by Chinese mobs in Hong Kong island Kowloon and across the city with attacks on police, arson, and fatalities bringing total deaths to twenty. Authorities raid Communist union headquarters as water rationing reduces supply amid tense cross border issues with Red China.

Hong Kong Kowloon Sha Tau Kok Red China S Eel Peking U.S Vietnam Red

Table Tournament Continues In City at Stubbs Park

Denise Blackman of Rodgers Park won the Contack tournament at Stubbs Park on Tuesday afternoon. Witt Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. H T Stewart, placed second for Stubbs Park. The event was directed by Joyce Alexander and Dan Geraci, Davis Park directors.

Stubbs Park Wagner Park Rush Rodgers Stubbs Davis Pioneer Jeach Bozeman Denise Blackman Rodgers Park M. C. ‘Blackman Auburn Witt Stewart H. T. Stewart 37Th St Joyce Alexander Dan Geraci Davis Park

Explosion damages Swift building and stamp frames saved

An explosion blew out the east wall of the Swift building and fed a blaze that gutted the interior and damaged the roof. Firefighters from Central Fire Station arrived quickly and wind later picked up, but a double fire wall helped contain the fire. About 100 stamp frames stored in a meat cooler survived.

Black Central Fire Station Swift Bill Cummings Avenue G Elata Ely

Tulsa celebration in Swisher County scene and parade eve

A lively weekend in Tulia Texas features a birthday party with a red carpet welcome. The town promotes growth with a carnival midway parade and rodeo events on the courthouse square. Parades Thursday and Friday and a Saturday finish headline community pride.

Tulsa R. S. Mackenzie Palo Duro Canyon Tule Lake Swisher County Texas Young Boxer James Gibson Swisher Tulia’seconomy Courthouse Square Tulsa High School Ratten Brothers Happy Shirts & Skirts Square Dance Club Jimmy Mackey All Stars Tulia Jaycees

Health warning shift and Tulsa rodeo weekend events

The piece links a health hazards report and cigarette advertising backlash with a Tulsa weekend celebration featuring rodeo and parades. It notes smokers face exposure to ads, cites a surgeon general report summary, and mentions industry defenses while detailing births and local business employment notices.

Surgeon General Strickman

Army Reverses Reserve Plan Adds Three Brigades

The Army capitulated to congressional opposition and restored three Reserve combat brigades plus 20,000 Reservists. Secretary Resor told Senator Russell the Reserve drill level remains 260,000, while Guard strength stays at 400,000, and three brigade bases will be retained without specified stations.

Washington Pentagon Army Stanley Resor Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee National Guard Army Reserve Army Guard Defense Robert S. McNamara Resor Russell Reser

Burglar Hits Deep Freeze For $300 In Cash

A burglar broke into Mr and Mrs M L Brooks home while they were away and went straight to the deep freeze to steal $300 in cash stored as frozen savings. He tossed aside groceries as he searched each package until locating the money.

Rowltg Green, Ky

Cambodian sanctuary aid drives Ia Drang Valley fighting

UPI reports North Vietnamese infantry attacked U.S. troops in Ia Drang Valley from Cambodian sanctuaries, killing 35 Americans and wounding 26 as battle raged in a border area near the Central Highlands. Allied command began a separate offensive dubbed Operation Paddington, involving 13,000 troops including Australians and New Zealanders, while 40 guerrillas were killed in another engagement and U.S. jets targeted a MIG base near Hanoi.

Saigon UPI Cambodia U.S South Vietnam Ia Drang Highlands 4Th Infantry Division U.S. Command Southeast Asia Sydney Australia U.S. Ith Armored Cavalry Regiment 9Th Infantry Division George O'Connor Hanoi

City Council considers gas and fare hikes and street name change

The council reviews higher gas rates for 8 000 to 200 000 cubic feet blocks, a 12.1 percent minimum charge rise, and transit fare increases from 20 to 25 cents base. A name change proposal for College Avenue to University Boulevard is on the agenda with a 1 30 p m report on street projects and a Park and Recreation cost study.

Wall H. Zinder Lubbock Transit Corporation City of Lubbock College Avenue University Boulevard University Avenue W. D. Rogers Jr Gene Anderson Lubbock Reese Air Force Base Ernest T. Cragg

Summit aims at three way Arab chiefs in Cairo

In Cairo three presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt Abdul Rahman Aref of Iraq and Hourai Boumedienne of Algeria attend a conference of progressive socialist Arab states. Sources say the talks could mark a turning point in the Middle East crisis with near identical political systems and Soviet trained armies.

Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Abdel Rahman Aref Iraq Hourai Boume Dienne Algeria Middle East Nasser Arab Socialist Union

Renee Dunham Funeral Today

Services are set for 8 p.m. today for Renee Marie Dunham age 3 of Lorenzo. The Rev. John Jenkins will conduct at Lorenzo First Baptist Church with burial at Lorenzo Cemetery. She died after falling from a pickup driven by her grandfather Wednesday. Survivors include her parents grandparents and two sisters.

Lorenzo Renee Marie Dunham J. E. Dunham Lorenzi John Jenkins Lorenzo First Baptist Church Carter Ralls Lorenzo Cemetery Methodist Hospital Lubbock

Man charged in 1966 auto death case refiled then dismissed

Juan Campos age 25 of 2223 N Avenue R was recharged in County Court at Law No 2 with negligent homicide over a 1966 crash that killed Lua Pieper age 24. The charge was later dismissed after a faulty complaint. Campos pleaded innocent and was freed under $500 bond. a separate man Townsend of 202 Colgate faced an unrelated check law violation.

Juan Campos N. Ave. R

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