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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1966

Page

6

Nationwide manhunt for Chicago killer Speckhurst

Chicago police linked fingerprints to the suspect at a residence and noted he used aliases including Richard Franklin Lindberg. The manhunt centers on Richard B. Speckhurst, suspected in Speck’s Chicago murder case, with prior Texas prison terms and a 1965 assault conviction. Authorities say he was seen near North Dearborn Street and may have left the city after a police sketch was published. Speck’s family ties and prior burglaries are mentioned, along with a pattern of work as laborer and trucker.

Speck Richard B. Speckhurst Richard Franklin Speck Richard Benjamin Speck Richard Franklin Lindberg Texas Mlinois Monmouth Dallas Chicago Wilson Miss Amarao North Dearborn Street Loop Crain Lubbock Country Club

Texas record Speck identified as murder fugitive in Dallas case

Police traced Richard Speck to Texas where he lived at an address with amet La Speck and worked construction at Ferguson and Wynn units north of Huntsville. He faced parole revocation, later sent to Darrington. Dallas records show theft and assault charges, tattoos, and aliases Richard Lindberg and Richard Speck. The Chicago warrant prompted a nationwide manhunt.

Speck Texas Ferguson Huntsville Wynn Darrington Houston Dallas Monmouth Bill Decker Chicago Decker H. L. McGee Dallas Police Sarah Wadsworth Penitentiary

Rescue Effort From Page One At Copper Country Mine

An unemployed electrician recounts a deadly accident near Calumet Michigan in the copper country. Ruth Ann Taylor 16 and her 10 year old brother Gary fell into an old mine shaft during berry picking as crowds watched. The shaft reportedly dives over 2300 feet deep and rescue crews scaled the area with a crane while officials fenced the site during the Calumet & Hecla centennial festivities.

Ooutside Calumet Michigan Upper Peninsula Houghton County New York City Taylor United Press ‘International Ruth Ann Gary Calumet & Hecla Mining iCo

Mobilization orders threaten Hanoi airmen trial

A partial mobilization order from North Viet Nam threatened to try captured U.S. airmen, drawing sharp international reactions. Thant urged restraint and adherence to the Geneva convention, while U.S. officials warned of severe consequences if trials occurred, including potential escalation of the Viet Nam war and jeopardizing postwar reconstruction plans.

Fee Viet Nam U.S Thant Berlin North Viet Nam Johnson Hanoi George D Aiken R-Vi Richard B. Russell D-Ga North Russell U. S W. ‘Averell Harriman Hubert H.humphrey Senate Mike Mansfield White House States Department Cairo United States United Arab Republic Harriman Hianoi Southeast Asia Mansfield Frank Church Idaho

Chicago unrest cools after two nights of clashes

Crowds of up to 5,000 looted, burned, and hurled rocks since Tuesday night, but by Saturday streets were quiet with minimal hostility as troops patrolled. A teen cited demands for more basketball courts and pools, while residents continued daily life amid the disruption. Cairo plans streetcar tracks.

Traffic lanes and underpass near Lub bock described

A staff aerial photo credit notes Pauline Warner and Town and Country Aviation. The image shows approaching Lub bock from the north with two main traffic lanes beneath and two east west lanes for through loop traffic, plus access roads crossing.

Lubbock Pauline Warner Town and Country Aviation

Births and highway plans mix in Lubbock brief

The notice lists numerous newborns at Methodist and Highland Hospitals with parent occupations and addresses, followed by Crain discussing Tahoka interchange projects, two level circle plans for U S 87 over U S 8, an underpass flood control system, and warnings about the Tahoka highway’s danger zone with a multi million dollar reconstruction proposal slated for 1967 plus related airport access concerns.

Tohoka Circle Oan Lubbock Crain Tohoka U. S. 87 Lubbock County Tahoka

Taal volcano erupts for seventh day with ash columns

Manila reports Mt Taal roaring for a seventh straight day as tremors shake nearby towns ash clouds reach 3000 feet at ten minute intervals volcanologists say. The dramatic activity continues to disrupt life while experts monitor changes.

Manila UPI Mt. Taal Taal

Marines Clash With Guerrillas Near Vietnam Border

In a large Hastings operation near the 17th Parallel south of the no man’s land, Marines and government troops engage Communist guerrillas. Casualties are light for Marines, but five supporting helicopters crash. total Viet Cong dead reported at 91.

Saigon U.S North Viet Nam Leathernecks No Man’s Land North

Calf-Roping Accident Fatal To Borger Man

Amarillo AP report says Larry Siefkin 38 of Borger died Saturday from injuries suffered Thursday when a horse rolled on him during calf roping practice at Johnson Park rodeo arena Borger He was taken to an Amarillo hospital for surgery. Russia will make champagne.

Amarillo Larry Siefkin Borger Johnson Park Siefken

Air Mishaps Halt Florida National Guard Flight

A C119 carrying Florida National Guardsmen to two weeks of active duty lost an engine shortly after takeoff from Cecil Field Jacksonville. The plane went down in a pasture 17 miles west of Jacksonville, killing the pilot Maj. Howard Cole. All aboard were Miami Guardsmen from a green beret Special Forces company heading for Mississippi training. The worst injury was a sprained ankle.

Florida National Guardsmen Howard Cole Mi‘ami Gerald Lewis Lewis Miami Green Beret Mississippi

Gloria Davy Requiem Mass Held for Slain Nurse in Dyer

About 130 relatives and friends attended a requiem Mass for Gloria Jean Davy at St. Joseph Church in Dyer Indiana. Six fellow student nurses led the procession to a black limousine for burial after the service. The procession paused traffic on U.S. 30 as it moved to the cemetery amid a bright Indiana day.

Ambrose E. Switzer Gloria Jean Kennedy Switzer U.S. 30 Indiana

Miss Universe contestants reveal mixed feelings after semifinal loss

Miss India, surprised to be in the top 15, says she aimed to show national spirit and hopes to become a surgeon. Miss Israel, exhausted and tearful, longs to sleep and go home, saying her week was controlled by a chaperone and she cannot be herself.

Thailand Miss India Emily Cirlin Miami Beach Sweden

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Tates Amet Richard Franklin ‘Speck Mon‘mouth Mary Margaret Speck Lindberg Otto Kreuzer FBI Lubbock Association of Credit Managers Pioneer Hotel James Gross S&t States Mexico Korea Humboldt State College Arcata Calif Gross Frank Ball 26Th St Ball Amarillo Road Conny Tynn Chance Abernathy West Texas Hospital First State Bank James R. Lowe 49Th St University Hospital Allstate Insurance. Co Tahora William Rice 43Rd St Observers Methodist Hospital aw-Hill Book Co T & Ral McGraw-Aut Ieee Paul Hastings 27Th St Cook Auto Sales Jack. Campbell Morton Aberardo Trevino Lubbock Rt. 6 Lubbock Mfg. Co Fred Louis Graff Highland Hospital USDA 82Nd St 94Th St 114Th St Lynn County Lubbock Municipal ‘Airport Rai Big Spring Philippine Volcano Lubbock Chamber of Commerce el Paso Wichita Falls Oklahoma Austin Salt Lake City Denver Ave. Q 19Th St Russia Levelland Hwy Lubbock Christian College Gloria Davy
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