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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1967

Page

4

Severe Thunderstorms Hit Idalou Area Floods Streets And Hail

Thunderstorms lashed the Idalou area with hail and heavy rain collapsing into flooded downtown streets and stalled traffic on U S 82. Residents reported lightning, winds, and up to an inch of rain in nearby towns while Ludbock reported outages and minor flooding in surrounding areas.

Gail Tohoka Ivan County Taileback Littlefield Cone Anton Weather Bureau Ludbock Wilson Idalou Idalou-Lorenzo-Crosbyton U. S. 82 Ted R. Jackson

Rail Strike winds down as back to work orders issued

Local workers were notified to return to duty shortly before noon Tuesday after official orders. Morse and his panel planned to reconvene early next week as major cities and 69 railroads resumed long haul freight and passenger service while some yards and stations remained closed. Court orders were issued where needed and few strike activities were expected today.

Morse Board National Mediation Board Congress Shepcraft Morse Johnson White House New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston San Francisco Frome Southwest

Congress criticizes Middle East aid and arms to Jordan

Rep. Lester L. Wolff leads calls for an investigation into U S armed assistance to Arab nations amid claims of muddled Middle East policy. He cites Jordan supplied F104 jets and M48 tanks and warns of intelligence leaks to Moscow Peking and Hanoi while urging curbs on foreign aid.

House Congressional Middle East Jordan Wilson Syria U.S Moscow Peking Hanoi Pentagon Iraq Israel Lebanon Libya Morocco Saudi Arabia Sudan Tunisia Lester L. Wolff D-Ny United States Wolff House Armed Services Committee

Bus Plunge on Pikes Peak Kills Two and Injures Thirty-Two

A sightseeing bus carrying 34 Maryland seniors plunged from the Pikes Peak Highway in Colorado Springs. Two women died and 32 were injured as the bus rolled at least once and rested on its wheels against trees. Police said emergency crews rushed victims to three area hospitals as the highway was closed for hours. The crash marked the third fatal accident on the peak in more than five decades.

Colorado Springs Colo Maryland Pikes Peak Frank Cang Reoul Urich Camp Seven Mile Post Colorado Denver Colorado Mountains Ft. Carson Air Force Academy Ent Air Force Base

U S Bombers Hit Haiphong Area Depot and Missile Site

U S Navy bombers from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf attacked the Thi Liet oil depot and a missile site near Haiphong, with pilots reporting heavy damage. Air Force bombers from Thailand bases struck a railroad yard near Hanoi, claiming destruction of 20 to 25 boxcars. Ground activity in South Vietnam remained limited.

Saigon Tonkin Gulf Haiphong Thailand Hanoi North U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam Thi Liet

Longtime Plainview Resident Jennie Duncan Dies at 93

Jennie Belle Duncan, 93, longtime Plainview resident, died Tuesday morning at Heritage Home. Services set for 3 p.m. with Dr. Marshall Rhew at Lemons Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Plainview Cemetery. Born in Sidney Iowa, she married E. G. Duncan on March 27, 1896. They moved to Plainview in 1910. Survivors: two daughters Dorothy Murrah and Mildred Tull. two sons Leon and Gene. seven grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.

Plainview Jennie Belle Duncan Heritage Home Marshall Rhew First Methodist Church Lemons Funeral Home Plainview Cemetery Duncan Sidney Iowa E. G.duncan Here Dorothy Murrah Mildred Tull Leon Gene Amarillo

Surviving Quad Battles For Life After Tragic Losses

Genoa Italy reports the second and third of Maria Rita Gariani s quadruplets died Tuesday while the fourth remains in critical condition. The babies were born Monday after fertility treatment. the smallest died Monday night and another boy and girl died on Tuesday afternoon. Giuseppe Gariani the lone survivor, age unknown, faces ongoing medical care.

Genoa Italy UPI Maria Rita Gariani

Plane Lands Safely At Kelly AFB After Wheel Loss

A United States carrier 727 jet carrying 91 aboard lost a wheel shortly after takeoff from San Antonio en route to New York. The craft circled the city for nearly an hour then diverted to Kelly Air Force Base where it landed with fire trucks in attendance. No injuries or further incident reported.

San Antonio UPI Fastern Airlines New York San Antonio International Airport Kelly Air Force Base

Births Reported for Several Families in Local Hospitals

Congratulations are offered to multiple families on newborns. Ken Arnold and wife of Shallowa had a son weighing 5 pounds 13 ounces at 2:29 a.m. Tuesday at Highland Hospital. Gene Phillips and wife at 4709 40th St announced a daughter of 6 pounds 21 ounces born at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. Lonnie R. Allen and wife of 4303 61st St welcomed a son 6 pounds 11 ounces at 5:19 p.m. Monday at West Texas Hospital. Alvin M. Muldrow Jr. and wife of Brownfield welcomed a son 3 pounds 11 ounces at 9:50 p.m. Monday at West Texas Hospital. Jerry Jess Rush and wife of Level land announced a son 7 pounds at 11:08 p.m. Monday at West Texas Hospital. The fathers hold various occupations including farmer, electrician, clerk with the Post Office, and Pan American Petroleum Co.

Ken Arnold Shallowafter Highland Hospital Gene Phillips Methodist Hospital Lonnie R. Allen 61St St West Texas Hospital U.S. Post Office Dept Alvin M. Muldrow Jr Brownfield Aarmer Jerry Jess Rush Levelland Pan American Petroleum Co

Lubbock hosts 1967 Baptist convention planning meet

10 000 to participate as Wayland College Howard Payne College choirs prepare. Dr Chadwick cites Lubbock as site for BGCT meeting Oct 31 to Nov 2 at Municipal Coliseum with 5 000 messengers and similar visitors. Steering committee includes Rev Fowler and church leaders.

Jim Cram Wayland College Bob Burroughs Fof Music First Baptist Church Abilene Richard Lamb Dallas Baptist College Coble Howard Payne College Glenn Boyd Highland Baptist ‘Church Lubbock J. B. Fowler Jr Southcrest Baptist ‘Church John Ramby Wilson First Baptist ‘Church Paul Cates Brotherhood Convent Southcrest Baptist Church Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Fowler Jack Gibbs John E. Schwensen Oakwood Baptist Church General Arrangements Lattimore Ewing John H. Johns Trinity Baptist Church Messenger H. F. Scott Bacon Heights Baptist General Convention of Texas J. Carroll Chadwick Center Rufus Spraberry Mineral Wells R. A. Springer Dallas

Gas Rate Fight Prompts Study and Franchising Talk

Councilman Diekemper pushes for independent study of Pioneer Natural Gas rate increase citing the need to compare figures with 55 West Texas cities. He urges hiring local gas rate analysts at about $430,000 of Lubbock citizens’ money to assess Pioneer’s data and bargain for a fair rise. The council tables the issue until July 27 while awaiting franchise negotiations.

Diekemper Blackwell Pioneer Lubbock Texas Railroad Commission Beir West Texas C. I Stony” Wall of Amarillo Pioneer Natural Gas Co Railroad Commission Wall James H. Granberry Zinder Ray Jack Eastman Eastman W. D Dub" Rogers Jr Windsor Hughs A. Graybiel The Windsor Star Richard Graybiel Star Castellars Lledonia Mich University of Michigan Canada

Astro Park Faces Revisions for Safety and Fun

Astro Park items were taken down for safety revisions after a park department official noted improper use. The Sputnik ride is being redesigned at the factory, while the spiral slide is being revised and should return by weekend. Lighting delays from a component plant strike postpone full use, but other space-age pieces remain popular with children.

Sputnik Blackmore

Lawmakers Reach $275.6 Million Office Support Bill

Senate and House negotiators on Tuesday approved a $275.6 million appropriation to fund congressional office operations. The measure allocates money for members to run their districts and staff.

Washington Senate House Congress

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