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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1968

Page

12

U S Attorney Urges Return to Law and Order in Lubbock

Eldon B. Mahon the new U S Attorney for the northern district of Texas called for a return to law and order during a Lubbock visit. Judge Hal Woodward, recently appointed, outlined plan to start trials in Lubbock on August 5 and Amarillo on September 9, with trials likely through October.

United States District of Texas Lubbock Eldon B. Mahon Johnson Mahon U.S Hal Woodward Lubbock Country Club Lubbock County Joseph B. Dooley Woodward Coleman 11Th St Fort Worth Dallas George Mahon

Lubbock Man Fined for Aggravated Assault Case

Ronald Sawyer a 21 year old of Route 1 Lubbock was fined 150 dollars and court costs after pleading guilty to aggravated assault against policeman Bennie Ussery on March 15 in the 2400 block of 3rd Place Judge Denzil Bevers also set bail or bonds for Hodge 55 of Slaton and Kenneth Thomas 28 of Route 3 Lubbock who pleaded innocent to aggravated assault They also placed under bonds Joe Meador 25 Route 1 Lubbock on a check law violation and Gustavo Ramirez 23 of 114 Ave M for driving with license suspended

Ronald Sawyer Lubbock Sawyer Bennie Ussery Denzil Bevers Hodge Slaton Kenneth Thomas Joe Meador Route 1 Gustavo Ramirez 114 Ave. M

Vandalism and Theft Plague Lubbock Police Reports

Lubbock police logged busy Friday with vandalism, burglary and shoplifting incidents. Reports include rocks through windows at J. Kapadia's office, cut screens, broken window, air gun damage, and over $200 in clothes stolen from a car. A girdle theft at Globe Discount Center, a refrigerator theft, and other items such as a watch, jewelry, and a guitar were also reported along with two teens arrested for park vandalism.

Lubbock J. L. Kapadia Ave. G 1St Street Avenue J Chaney Crenshaw 17Th St 13Th St James Brand Donald Myatt 62Nd St John Dodd 65Th St O. W. Chisum Co 18Th St C. G. Leverett 27Th St Johnny Follis Bob Iserall Clapp Park George Lesley Amherst St Lesley Globe Discount Center Ave. Q Broadway St Madelyn English 22Nd Place Belva Young 45Th St 19Th Street Avenue W Grady Watkins 39Th St

Two Women Nabbed at Kennedy Airport for Heroin Smuggling

U S customs officers at Kennedy Airport seized four million dollars worth of pure heroin strapped to the bodies of two women from Buenos Aires, schoolteacher Maria Avelina Gonzelez de Rossi and hairdresser Melida Lucia Burgueno Mainardi. They were charged with importation and held on one hundred thousand dollars bail each. Additional arrests tied to a large heroin ring spanning South America Europe and North America were announced along with a related cocaine smuggling case in Miami and New York City.

New York U.S Kennedy Airport Brazil Maria Avelina Gonzelez de Rossi Melida Lucia Burgueno Mainardi Buenos Aires Stanley R. Spinola Spinola South America Italy France Canada Miami New York City

The Shepherd Price Cor 6 20 and prayer and duty

A devotional excerpt by Julian C Hyer on paying the price for prayer. It argues that faith matures through daily duties self respect and purity and that God helps those who help themselves. The author contrasts prayer with personal responsibility and diligence as essential to spiritual growth.

Rural traffic toll in Lubbock County tops 213 for 1968

Rural traffic accidents in Lubbock County in the first half of 1968 totaled 213, causing nine deaths and 111 injuries with property damage about 182,649 dollars. Statewide, 1,472 highway deaths occurred in the first six months, a drop of four from 1967’s period, with June reporting 39 accidents and four deaths in Lubbock and varied figures across neighboring counties.

Bock County Department of Public Safety Lubbock Cochran Crosby Dickens Floyd Garza Hale Hockley Lamb

Area Man Killed In Truck Wreck Near Silvert on

Doyce Lee Nelson 50 of Estelline died on arrival at Swisher Memorial Hospital Tulsa from injuries after a pickup and a truck tractor towing it lost control and plunged over a 10 foot embankment one mile east on Highway 86. Funeral services pending at Spicer Funeral Home Memphis per Highway Patrol report.

Silverton Doyce Lee Nelson Estelline Swisher Memorial Hospital Tulsa Here Spicer Funeral Home Memphis G. W. Morris

Red China-North Vietnam aid talks in Peking report

Singapore based AP reports Hanoi Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi heads delegation negotiating new military economic aid from Red China to North Vietnam in Peking. Local radio monitored in Singapore carried the broadcast.

Singapore Red China North Vietnam Peking Hanoi le Thanh Nghi Hanoi Radio

Seven Area Beauties Compete For State Miss Title

Miss America aspirants from seven areas will vie for the state crown in Fort Worth with a four night pageant beginning July 17 at Texas Tech standout Miss Kincannon and Miss Detten set to sing. Contestants include Miss Big Spring Sharon Hicks Crane sophomore and Miss Levelland Carolyn Flatt SPC Tex-Ams member, among others.

Molly Grubb Texas Maria Beale Fletcher Miss Kincannon America Tech Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority C. B. Kincannon Pasadena Detten Amarillo West Texas State University Miss Detten Arthur Detten Panhandle Hicks Big Spring Henry B. Hicks Crane Diamondhback Miss Flatt Levelland SPC Tex- Ams E. L. Flatt Plainview Floydada Milton Ashton Odessa West Texas Mabry Atlantic City San Francisco Ballet Company Nathan B. Mabry el Paso Odessa College Globe Theater Great Southwest

Peggy Kin cannon Miss Lubbock welcomes travelers on 20 foot billboard

Peggy Kin cannon Miss Lubbock greets visitors entering Lubbock on seven highway billboards. The 28 by 11 foot posters show Peggy enlarged to 20 feet, with the message Peggy Welcomes You To Lubbock. The sign set, costing 8000 dollars for three years, features annual Miss Lubbock successors and is a Chamber of Commerce project. Peggy said it’s great to be on a billboard.

Peggy Kincannon Lubbock Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Chamber Peggy

Linney services today in Stanton

Rov Daniel Linney d8 resident of Stanton since 1948 will lie in state at 3 p m at the First Baptist Church with Rev W H Uhliman and Rev Richard Payne officiating Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery by Gilbreath Funeral Home Linney died at 815 a m Friday in Midland Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness He was a farmer and pumper for Mobil Oil Co Survivors include his wife Lorena a son LeRoy a daughter Mrs Robert Herzog a stepson Jerry Hardin a stepdaughter Betty Hardin his mother Mrs R A Linney two brothers Lester and T T Linney three sisters Mrs Clarence Stroman Mrs John T Hale and Mrs E G Allen and four grandchildren

Stanton Daniel Linney First Baptist Church W. H. Uhliman Richard Payne First Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery Gilbreath Funeral Home Linney Robert Lee Midland Memorial Hospital Mobil Oil Co Lorena LeRoy Robert Herzog Jerry Hardin Betty Hardin Midland R. A. Linney San Angelo Lester Rising Star Bob Ed Blair Lemons Funeral Home Plainview Blair Earth Amherst Rosa B. Woolery Resthaven Funeral Home Resthaven Memorial Park Ruthie E. Wright Maple O’donnell First Baptist Church O’donnell Singleton Funeral Home Muleshoe Robert H. Kirk First Methodist Church of Lamesa Lamesa Memorial Park Branon-Philips Funeral Home Kirk Medical Arts Hospital

Five years later Marine private attempts 50 mile hike challenge

Robert McCollum now 19 and a Marine private led his brothers Rusty 13 and Ricky 11 on a 50 mile hike from Lubbock to Plainview. They started at 6 a.m. and reached Plainview after about 18 hours. The McCollum family lives at 2121 B 33rd St and 4928 17th Place.

Robert MceCollum Robert Rusty Ricky Lubbock Plainview John McCollum 33Rd St Virginia McCollum

Funeral Pending For A M Dellis In Plainview

A M Dellis 70 longtime Plainview resident died Friday at Marlin Veterans Hospital after a two week illness. Services are pending at Lemons Funeral Home. He lived in Plainview since 1921, worked for Gloverlake Dairy and Luster's Laundry, and moved to Waco in 1964. A WWI veteran survived by four daughters, three sons, a brother and three sisters with ties to Philadelphia Muleshoe Saf ford Cal Whittier Amarillo San Diego Olton Lockney and Plainview.

Plainview Philadephia Jimmie Donaldson Muleshoe Charles Mitchell Safford Ariz Milton Martin Whittier Calif Dean Amarillo Greer Houston Willard Midland Elmer San Diego Lola Still Lockney Mae Silcott Olton L. P. Cox

Funeral Pending For Mrs Rigby In Lockney

Mrs. Ethel Elizabeth Rigby 68 a Lockney resident since 1943 died after a heart attack at Lockney General Hospital Services are pending at Carter Funeral Home Survivors include her husband William H four daughters Mary Patterson Pagosa Springs Beth Hodge Lubbock June Stotts Pasadena and Barbara Leitner Kingfisher six brothers John Stewart Los Angeles Thurman Stewart Tempe Clyde Stewart Aspermont plus additional survivors listed

Lockney Ethel Elizabeth Rigby Lockney General Hospital Rigby Glen Rose Hart Carter Funeral Home William H Ike Stewart Mary Patterson Pagosa Springs Colo Beth Hodge Lubbock June Stotts Pasadena Barbara Leitner Kingfisher Okla John Stewart Los Angeles Thurman Stewart Tempe Ariz Clyde Stewart Aspermont

Barham Funeral Pending Locally

J. J. Barham, 83, of 2606 23rd St., a retired Lubbock grocer, died at 5 40 p.m. Friday in Highland Hospital. A Tennessee native, he lived 48 years in Lubbock County and once operated a Canyon Community grocery before moving to Lubbock. He was Presbyterian and a Mason. Survived by Myrtle, daughter Mrs. Lee Jackson of Phoenix, Arizona, and two grandchildren.

J. J. Barham 23Rd St Lubbock Highland Hospital Sanders Funeral Home Tennessee Barham Lubbock County Canyon Myrtle Lee Jackson Phenox Ariz

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S. Attorney Appeals For Law ‘Return Joe Frank Forrest Green and Monterey Freddie Cook 36Th St Bylow Foods Parkway Dr the Shepherd Julian C. Hyer RED Aid Aeaa Lovely Marcia Ruth MacEntyre Miss Mabry WTSU Carol Cutbirth Canyon School American Legion of Texas David Cutbirth Sweetwater Sharon Hicks Carolyn Flatt Miss Levell and Phyllis Detten Natalie Kay Mabry Miss West Texas State Annell Ashton Linney Services Ted H. Robertson E. Tulane St Stonewall County Peacock J. R. Williams Stonewell County Jerry Don Torbett Boston Ave Justice of the Wayne LeCroy Torbett A. M. Dellis
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