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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
6
The June rise in living costs is blamed on meat and poultry price increases and higher fresh fruit costs. A wage increase for about 280,000 workers is planned, including 11,000 interstate bus company employees and 5,000 transit workers.
Voters in the New Deal Independent School District will decide on bonds totaling 530000 to fund a proposed high school. Architects Ralph D. Spencer & Associates of Lubbock design seven general classrooms science space arts and crafts library gym dining and auditorium with offices and dressing rooms.
In Cleveland two men exchanged shots over an auto repair bill. Willie Stowell, 60, was hit in the abdomen and arm by bullets from Robert Bufford, 33. Bufford used a .32 revolver. Stowell’s gun was an old .41 caliber loaded with .38 cartridges. Police seized both pistols.
Sixteen leaders of two ill fated peace movements face a South Vietnamese military court next Monday. The defendants allegedly started the People’s Self Determination Movement and the Committee for Peace Promotion, both crushed as pro Communist subversive. Three leaders were exiled to North Vietnam earlier this year. The shooting incident was reported a week ago with a bullet shown to police.
Mrs. George Brown of Webster Groves found her pond’s goldfish vanished and spotted an 18 inch alligator nearby basking in the sun. The Animal Protective Association took the reptile, noting small alligators are sold as novelties and suggesting pranksters may be involved.
In Plainview Patricia Ann Blevins a 10 year old girl was injured when her horse bolted after a motor scooter approached at a street intersection. She was treated for a sprained ankle knee bruises and abrasions and monitored at home for possible head injuries. Her mount reared and fell trapping her during the scare with Joe Fitch 15 witnessing.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee heard 20 minutes of testimony by Thurgood Marshall and unanimously recommended approval of his nomination to be the nation’s solicitor general. Subcommittee Chairman Burdick and Sen. Javits led the formal vote, with all four members approving. The full committee will act next before the Senate vote. Marshall pledged to represent the government fairly if confirmed.
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