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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1965

Page

6

Johnson grilled by leaders on war risks and civilian duty

President Johnson meets with committee leaders and Cabinet officials in a noon to afternoon session as national security concerns rise. Reports suggest plans to call up about 160,000 civilian reservists and extend Army enlistments from three to six months amid ongoing talks with bipartisan leadership.

Asia Johnson National Security Council Senate Russell B. Long Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Congress LBJ Mike Mansfield Mont

Housing programs and aid expand in proposed federal plan

Federal housing push outlines 240000 new public units and grants for repairs up to 1500 dollars. Loans for dormitories 955 million, water and sewer aid 800 million, park lands 235 million, and 50 percent federal share for grants. Elderly housing loans 150 million plus readjustment aid increases for displaced workers.

Federal National Mortgage Association

Slap on Wrist Radiation Firm Regains License With Restriction

The Texas Radiation Advisory Board restored General Nuclear Inc. of Houston to a restricted license after revocation for placing iodine 131 in a Harris County home water system. The firm may not use new materials without agency permission and cannot place radioactive substances in occupied dwellings.

Austin UPI Texas Radiation Advisory Board General Nuclear, Inc Houston Harris County State Radiation Control Agency General Nuclear R. Scott Royce Taylor Lake Village Charles R. Barden Radiation Agency Royce Taylor Lake

Venezuela Pipeline Blasts Injure Thirty in Anzoátegui

Thirty people were hurt, several seriously, when terrorists blew up three oil pipelines near Anaco in Anzoátegui state. The blasts disrupted oil development activities and prompted emergency response.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Anaco Anzo

15 000 Reported Packed To Go Into Viet Nam

The 1st Cavalry Division with over 400 helicopters and about 15 000 men is reportedly packing for deployment to South Vietnam from Fort Benning. Pentagon officials declined comment while Defense Secretary McNamara said deployment could be ready in about eight weeks if needed.

FT. Benning UPD 1St Cavalry Division South Viet Nam Defense Department Washington Pentagon Defense Sec Robert S. McNamara 1St Cavalry 11Th Air Assault 2Nd Infantry McNamara Army 11Th Ainees Hanoi Asst. Sec. of Defense Arthur Sylvester U.S Cuba Sylvester Johnson Viet Nam Air Force Air Force Phantom State Department Haiphong

Births Recorded at Methodist Hospital With Local Parents

Mr and Mrs Benny Perez of 1918 Nashville welcomed a son weighing pounds 4 ounces at 8 38 am Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. The father works for the City of Lubbock. Mr and Mrs Cal Segrist of 301 Ave A reported a son weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces at 1 56 pm Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. The father is a teacher at Texas Tech.

Benny Perez Nashvile Methodist Hospital City of Lubbock Cal Segrist Ave. A Texas Tech Danny Smith Earth Methodim Lacavita Nton Lewis Wilkinson Littlefield Tide Products Inc Clarence E. Scott Cornell Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Travis W. Borum King Oren Continental Moss Gordin Frank Gutierrez Ind Place Lauf Clinic George Peacock 15Th St Comptons Encyclopedia Clyde Lytle 66Th St Esquibb Pharmaceutical Co Floyd Devane Redbud Ave Latif Clinic Calvin S. Mitts 47Th St Sunday Inn Highland Hospital Charles E. Chambers 4Th St Highland Hospital Behrens Drug Charles E. Weichert 8Th St Donnie R. Harris Elgin Ave Robert J. Hoileman Ralph E. DuBois Jacky E. Florence Amarillo Pioneer Gas Co Norman W. Washburn Post West Texas Hospital Texas Highway Department

Birth announcements list dozens of newborns across several Texas towns

Mr and Mrs Santos Ramirez Abernathy welcome a son at Methodist Hospital. Mrs Doyle Neagle of Hobbs New Mexico, a son at Methodist. Earth resident Mr Danny Smith reports a daughter at Immaculita. Numerous other couples in Littlefield Lubbock and Erie areas announce sons and daughters with weights and times, noting fathers’ occupations from sheet metal work to sales and pastors. The notices appear as a countywide birth column in a local newspaper.

Jets Strike North Viet Nam Missile Sites

US jets bombed two antiaircraft missile sites in North Viet Nam with one site reported destroyed and the other damaged. Three F105s were shot down. two pilots parachuted to safety. Hanoi radio claimed six U.S. planes were downed and three Americans captured.

North Viet Nam Associated Press Ashington U.S Defense Department Radio

Shopping center appraisals spark tax debate in city

City leaders and experts clash over a new formula to value shopping centers, arguing over income streams versus cost depreciation. Horkey cites $460,000 sale figures versus $288,810 under the plan, while Whiteley calls for market price checks to avoid lawsuits and ensure fair tax shifts for the city and schools.

Ehrenberg Harkey Shoho Korner 50Th Ave. Q McMinn Whiteley 50Th St Monterey Board of Adjustments Lubbock Lubbock Qpereay Board Ehren‘borg

Vice President Warns of Costly Fight in Vietnam

At the governors meeting in Missouri Humphrey insisted the United States must pursue both defense and domestic well being. He argued for long term national priorities, stating the nation has resources for both guns and schools while rejecting a guns versus schools false choice. The speech described Communist aggression as ruthless and systematic, calling South Vietnam a testing ground for their war of national liberation.

South Viet Nam Humphrey Southeast Asia United States Hemisphere Ioutlook Republic of

Silver Treasure Sought In Lake Hendrix Lake Expedition

An expedition led by C. A. Spowlar from LeClaire Iowa arrived in East Texas to search Hendrix Lake twenty miles east of Ison for silver ingots said to total 2 million. The legend ties them to Jean Lafitte and a 1816 Spanish galleon raid, with artifacts found in 1913 and 1950. Spowlar bases at Carthage using detection gear and excavators.

LaFitte Galveston Island Carthage Tex

Severe thunderstorms sweep Midwest and Ohio Valley

Weather reports describe heavy thunderstorms across the Midwest and Ohio Valley. A funnel cloud was sighted over Lake Michigan near Chicago but did not touch down. Winds up to 60 mph hit Waukegan Illinois, with showers noted in multiple Texas towns and Missouri flood rain.

Lene Childress Houston Midwest Ohio Lake Michigan Chicago U.S Lubbock Weather Bureau Petersburg Crosbyton Woodrow Night Post Littlefield Plainview Kosciusko Miss Missouri Johnson Grandview Ft. Leonard ‘Wood Kansas City Nebraska Virginia Imperial Neb Olathe Kan Danville Andrews Air Force Base Norfolk Greenville Maine Pellaton Mich Duluth Minn

Cathedral Fund Pledges Drive Bristol Cathedral Construction

Anonymous locals pledged 2.8 million dollars for a new Roman Catholic Cathedral in Bristol. The Rt Rev. Joseph Rudderham announced the plan as local donors commit funds for the seaport project. Shortly after, hospital reports indicate a bishop’s health news as another unrelated item, while a separate accident in Mexico City reports a woman mortally struck by a car after leaving hospital.

Bristol England Fraemen Dieseph Rudderham Mexico City Laral Arez Hospital Zen Raquel Hernandez Ortiz

Jet aircraft houses thousands of parts and components

The text notes that a modern jet aircraft contains about 18 000 key structural parts and more than 500 000 individual components, highlighting the complexity of modern aviation engineering.

Wackman Elected President Of Talcott Inc In New York

Kenneth B. Wackman has been elected president of James Talcott Inc a commercial finance house in New York. Herbert R Silverman remains chairman and chief executive. Wackman an accountant succeeds in the corporate leadership role.

NEW York UPI Kenneth B. Wackman James Talcott, Inc Commercial Finance House Herbert R.] Silverman Wackman

Health care bill backs 237 Democrats and 70 Republicans

The measure drew 237 votes for and 118 against with 48 Democrats and 64 Republicans opposing. Critics labeled the plan unconstitutional and warned of rising Social Security taxes, noting a $174 to $277 jump for a 6600 earner this year to next.

House Thomas B. Curtis Rmo John W. Byrnes Wis Byrnes

Texas Solons Split On Medicare Plan

Washington UPI report notes the Texas delegation split 12-11 for the conference committee Medicare bill. The House passed the measure 307 with 12 Texas votes in favor and 11 against, listing names of supporting and opposing members.

Texas Solons Washington UPI Conference Committee House Lindley Beckworth Jack Brooks Eligio de la Garza Henry Gonzalez Wright Patman Graham Purcell Ray Albert Thomas Clark Thompson Richard White Jim Wright John Young Omar ‘Burleson Earle von Bob Casey John Dowdy O. C. Fisher George Mahon A. J Jake) Pickle W. R. Poage Joe Pool Walter Rogers Olin Teague

Quintuplets at Aberdeen Farm Celebrate First Birthday

Four girls and a boy born to Mrs. Andrew Fischer near Aberdeen Maryland on September 14 live on an 800 acre farm in a 20 room house outside the city. Their father Efren de Prieto a $10 a day oil company foreman now raises cattle after working as a shipping clerk at the quintuplets birth. The Fischer family previously lived in a $30 000 home donated by the father’s employer.

Andrew Fischer Aberdeen M.D

Bell Leases Building in Fort Worth for Helicoopter Units

Bell Helicopter Co announced plans to move into a leased 100000 square foot building in Fort Worth by mid August. Since December 24 Bell has received two 120 unit orders for Army models now flying combat missions in Vietnam.

BELL Fort Worth Best Helicopter ‘Co Army Viet Nam

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Southeast Moyers Horace Busby Busby Lodge Senate Foreign Relations Committee Henry Cabot Lodge Maxwell D. Taylor Sen Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse South Agency For International Development AID People To People Health Fund Inc William B. Walsh Project Viet Nam Wisconsin Ave. N.W Cubs Dean Rusk White House Santos Ramirez Abernathy Doyle Neagle Hobbs N.M Lindey‘s J. B. Cagie University Hospital Littlefield Missionary Baptist Church North Viet Nam TM Ac Robert Jensen Ffrom Executive Committee Tim Babcock Montana National Women’s Hospital Auckland New Zealand Momlhier Shirley Ann Lawson D. W. Lawson Shirley Ann Hilda Menzies Fletcher Christian
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