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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
3
A political call urges Texans to elect Crawford Martin as Attorney General noting his record as mayor and state senator. The piece highlights endorsements from newspapers lawmakers and colleagues and claims broad support across counties and professions.
Readable lines urge Texans to back a specific attorney general contender for experience and integrity. The message emphasizes promise and calls for voting on a Saturday to ensure representation of the majority.
Plains farming supporters urge quick passage of the Cotton Promotion Act as cotton markets struggle in a downturn. Leaders like Horne and Burris push for federal funding to back research and promotion to boost exports and domestic demand amid synthetic fiber competition.
The Johnson family ties to Tulia schools span generations with four children attending Tulia High School and a granddaughter John Mays earning a diploma. The article traces Johnson descendants in Texas and Oklahoma, noting a pioneer life including cattle ranching and local farming, and references regional towns and dates.
Robert W. Mitchell a Texas Tech professor receives a doctorate from the University of Texas for ecological studies. His work on troglobitic beetles has appeared in scientific journals and his images featured in National Geographic and Wild Around North America.
Lubbock Christian College will serve as the test site for ETARC testing today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. High school students will take SIN tests covering ability, aptitude, reading, speed, vocabulary, interests, personality traits, and study habits. The program seeks to guide students toward career choice and job placement, with future testing dates announced.
Alfredo Muniz Solis, 29, is held on murder charges after a dispute with his father over TV programming escalated into a fatal shooting. Police say the incident occurred Friday. Solis faces a possible life sentence if convicted.
Larry Riley formerly of Tulia has earned a NDEA Institute grant to study at the University of Hawaii this summer. The Rileys, Americans on the island of Pata in the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, will move to the District Center next year where Riley will teach social studies at Truk High School. He is the son of Mrs. Lois Riley.
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