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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1968

Page

10

Severe South Plains Storm Dumps Hail and Tornadoes Over Lubbock

Emergency Operations Center activated as South Plains storm battering Lubbock produced hail up to marble size, 84 mph gusts, and multiple tornado sightings from Hereford to Plainview. Police reported debris, downed power lines, and damaged trailers while Reese AFB and Buffalo Springs Lake area sustained harm.

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New Jersey Floods Prompt Disaster Request and Caseload

A severe flood in northeastern New Jersey caused five deaths and forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 residents as Passaic River crested six feet above its banks. Gov. Hughes asked President Johnson to declare a major disaster area amid widespread property damage and health hazards from backed sewers and overflowing septic systems.

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Telegraphers Halt Plans For Strike In Texas

A planned strike by about 1500 Western Union workers in Texas was averted when a settlement over contract negotiations arrived at 10:40 p.m. The CTU aims for a seven percent wage increase and will seek ratification by members, extending the old contract until votes on the new terms. Some offices, like San Angelo, reportedly closed despite the settlement.

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Paris Strikes Ease as De Gaulle Reshapes Cabinet

Paris sees easing labor unrest as strikes narrow after a fracture in the mass movement. De Gaulle reshuffles the cabinet to back the Gaullist effort, naming Maurice Couve de Murville finance minister as Debre shifts to foreign affairs.

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Editor’s Honor Tag Highlights Tech Degree Conferral

An alumnus with deep ties to Tech since its 1925 opening receives today’s degree awards. The 1967 Chas. A. Guy Journalism Scholarship honors his journalism impact, while Texas lawmakers named him Man of the Year for Sigma Delta Chi contributions. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree.

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First Grad's Kin To Get Tech Degree

Texas Tech marks a historical first as Mary Dale Buckner of Lubbock receives Tech’s inaugural degree chosen by a draw from graduates. Clifford B. Jones presides. The ceremony includes ROTC commissions, college receptions, and a 40th anniversary for the Class of 1928.

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Dunbar and Monterey graduates urged to pursue lofty ideals

Dunbar High School seniors receive diplomas as speakers urge courage against discrimination and devotion to duty. Barbara Anh McGinnis tops honors with Thelma McNabb second. Larry Frank Hulsey is top male student. Monterey speakers stress reason and truth in the battle for individuality.

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Birth notices from Lubbock and nearby areas list multiple deliveries

A montage of birth announcements from Crosbys, Lubbock, Wolfforth and nearby hospitals records infants born on various Fridays and Thursdays. Details include weights from 3 pounds 5% ounces to 9 pounds 6 ounces, times, hospitals, and fathers’ occupations ranging from farm laborer to salesman.

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Texas runoffs shape up with vote shifts and bold contrasts

In a runoff battle between liberal Democrat Ralph Yarborough and conservative Republican-leaning incumbent Bill Smith, voters in West and Southwest Texas may swing as many counties backed Dolph Briscoe and Waggoner Carr. Yarborough touts a broad appeal while Smith slams him as ultra liberal, leaving the race to labor unions, conservatives, and evolving campaign positions.

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Dozen Injured as Glass Shatters at Air Force Academy

About a dozen people were cut by flying glass when a formation of four F105 Thunderbirds cracked the sound barrier and shattered over 200 windows at the Air Force Academy in Colorado. None were seriously hurt, though one person required stitches for a gash. officers and cadets avoided hospitalization.

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Auto Mishaps Cause Multiple Injuries From Friday Storms

High winds and rain led to three wrecks injuring four. Alton R. Hobbs, 32, of Idalou, suffered a severe arm cut and was hospitalized after his car rolled on Loop 289. A three car crash at 34th and University left one teen with a broken tooth and minor damage. Patricia Lee Langley, 20, of 2313 48th St, and her mother Mrs Helen Langley were hurt when Langley’s car collided with William Rychener near Paris Street.

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