Talento Traveler Dress and Matching Hat Ad
A downtown Monterey listing promotes a Persian bedspread dress set with matching hat priced at 30.00. Available in sizes 8 through 16, the casual dress is marketed for shopping luncheons and travel.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
7
89 Year Old Father Slain. Daughter Held in Riverdale
Jacqueline Shaw 39, Stanford graduate, charged with homicide after the brutal Tuesday slaying of 89 year old Raymond Shaw in the Shaws Riverdale home. Mrs Shaw disabled by stroke witnessed the crime but cannot speak. Police say victim beaten with a blunt instrument and slashed with scissors and a tin can. Neighbors recall the daughter as a devoted caregiver who rarely left home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jacqueline Shaw
Stanford University
Raymond Shaw
Marguerite
Shaws
Riverdale
Miss Shaw
Retroactive July 1 Military Pay Raise Becomes Law
The 3.21 percent pay raise for three million military and other uniformed personnel was signed into law by President Johnson with $17.4 billion for missiles aircraft naval vessels and hardware. Ranges from $69 monthly for top officers to $3 for recruits. The measure includes vetoes on shelving older bombers and requests full Congress information for major system changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
White House
McNamara
Congress
Matador Ranch Anniversary Tours Slated for August
Ranch tours of the Matador Ranch headquarters near here are scheduled for August 5 and 6 as part of a Diamond Anniversary celebration. A parade and barbecue will open the observance, with nightly historical pageants at the football field led by Mrs. L. M. Wingerd of Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matador Ranch
L. M. Wingerd
Brownfield
Amarillo Air Force Base
White House
Senate House
House
Senate
Congress
McNamara
Navy
Pentagon
Taal Volcano Clouds Visible From Manila
Smoke and billowing steam from the erupting Taal Volcano were visible in Manila about 40 miles away. A heavy ash rain began to settle on villages and farmlands within a five mile radius of the volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Metal Company rescinds molybdenum price hike under pressure
American Metal Climax Inc reversed its 5 percent molybdenum price increase after government officials urged restraint. Gardiner Ackley of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers called the hike unjustified and inflationary. N A Sawyer Jr said the move was at the government's request though the firm believes price increases are sometimes necessary to ensure supply. Climax Molybdenum accounts for about two thirds of US output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Metal Climax, Inc
Gard‘ner Ackley
N. A. Sawyer Jr
Climax Molybdenum Co
American Metal Climax
Sawyer
Washington
Ackley
The
Council For Economic Advisers
Appliance Warehouse Showroom Open Late on Thursdays
The Monterey shop invites shoppers to browse at Our Appliance Warehouse Showroom located at 4th Street and Avenue S with hours extending until 9:00 p.m. on Thursdays for a leisurely visit.
Mansfield and Cimber Agree to Trial Separation
Jayne Mansfield and husband Matt Cimber have agreed to a trial separation after less than two years of marriage. They will live under separate maintenance while he travels as her manager. Mansfield, promoting her film Single Room Furnished and appearing in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, said they hope to work things out and discuss daily. They share nine month old Antonio Raphael. Mansfield has four other children from prior marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Springfield
Mass
Jayne Mansfield
Matt Cimber
Miss Mansfield
Cimber
Antonio Raphael
Lubbock Protest Over Central Airlines Wichita Falls Plan
A 70 page exhibit filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development and the City of Lubbock protests Central Airlines petition to end Braniff and Continental service via Wichita Falls. The Lubbock group argues direct Lubbock Wichita Falls service would be eliminated and cites 1965 passenger totals and growth trends as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Airlines
Wichita Falls
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce—Board of City Development
City of
Lubbock
Lubbock-Wichita Falls
George W. McCleskey
Chamber
Braniff
Continental Air
Robert Reedy
Lubbock Municipal
Continental
Corpus Christi Pair Are Killed
SAN ANTONIO AP Two people died and four were injured, at least two critically, when two cars collided on U S 281 five miles south of San Antonio. Victims were Jordan Wesley King 55 and Shirley Mae King 63 of Corpus Christi. In the second car were Ed Qaulls and his wife of Pleasanton in critical condition, granddaughter Sarah Despain 26 of Pleasanton, and Ralph Harlan 22 of Jourdanton. Despain and Harlan listed as undetermined. Accident noted on rainslick U S 281 at Farm Road 1518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U.S. 281
Jordan Wesley King
Shirley Mae King
Corpus Christi
Ed Qaulls
Pleasanton
Sarah S. Despain
Ralph Harlan
Jourdanton
Miss Despain
Harlan
Rainslick U. S. 281
AFL-CIO Backing Rio Grande Valley Farm Workers March
Two Texas AFL-CIO committees adopted resolutions to support the Rio Grande Valley farm workers strike and 400 mile march on Austin led by Eugene Nelson. The plan seeks cash food clothes medical care publicity and a farm wage law during a Labor Day rally to persuade Gov Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Austin
Lee Jones Austin
Texas Afl-Cio
Rio Grande Valley
Capitol
Eugene Nelson
National Farm Workers Association
Starr County
Nelson
Brown
Labor Federation
State Capitol
John Connally
Marchers Increase In Trek To Capitol
The Rio Grande Valley farm workers march doubled to about 48 people as they advanced eight miles toward the state capitol. The march began with 12 on Monday, grew to 24 on Tuesday, and reached about 48 on Wednesday, led largely by women and children demanding higher wages.
Reward Offered For Return Of Tape Recorder
Olton prepares for a mosquito invasion as spray programs continue with 5 percent DDT and 3 percent chlorine. A $100 reward is posted for the return of a portable tape recorder taken during a car burglary near 44th and College Avenue. Missing checks total 2,835.69 from Lily Auto Fairs. An air conditioner was stolen from Kerr Motor Co. and a wife’s billfold disappeared from Jim Walters’ apartment. San Salvador teachers will receive a raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
44Th
College Avenue
Mark Smith
Orton
Jockey Club
Aeck
Lily Auto Fairs
E. Broadway
Kerr Motor Co
19Th St
Jim Walters
5Th St
General predicts Hanoi disengagement amid continued U S bombing
Lt. Gen. Joseph H. Moore, commander of the 7th Air Force, told reporters that sustained air strikes on North Vietnam could lead Hanoi to consider disengagement. He cited mounting costs and setbacks, and said selective bombing of military targets is beginning to influence Hanoi, though he declined details on what disengagement might entail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Joseph .H. Moore
North
Viet Nam
Moore
7Th Air Force
South Viet Nam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talento
Monterey
Charles OF
RITZ
Metal Company
Houston
UPD
Percy Foreman
Virgins, Inc
4Th Street
Avenue S
Jayne
City Files
Hank Brown
Aflcio
Carpet City
Lubbock National Bank
Texas
Carpet Land
College Ave
Olton
W. F. Williamson
William Son
Calvin Beckham
Po-, Tactical Air Command
Lice
San Salvador
Salvador
Dr. Ma
Pou-R-Reing
Midwest Metal Products, Inc
Ave
Lubbock, Texas
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