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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1966

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State Board decries insurer drift from at risk drivers

The State Insurance Board chair William Hunter McLean says insurers are increasingly denying mobile policies to young and old drivers and those with poor records. He cites rising assigned risk plan use and higher rates as hearings plan to address coverages, rates, and penalties for accidents and serious violations.

Associated Press State Insurance Board William Hunter McLean McLean

Sonya Gilliam Places Third In National Spelling Bee

Sonya Gilliam a 13 year old from Lubbock earns third place in the National Spelling Bee, higher than any Avalanche Journal champion. Robert Wake wins the title, Beth Sherrill finishes second. Gilliam visits the Capitol Washington Monument and National Archives before a Mayflower breakfast and final tours.

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GOP Solon Urges LBJ Conference On Vietnam War

Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen urged President Johnson to convene a bipartisan meeting of congressional leaders to review the Vietnam war. He criticized the administration as not candid or consistently credible and said a White House conference is increasingly necessary for the public to understand future policy. Johnson defended his approach, stressing patience and historical perspective while speaking at a Rose Garden ceremony awarding diplomas to foreign service and State Department officers.

Associated Press Ashington Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Johnson Dirksen Senate Republican Vietnam White House Magi Johnson Viet Nam United States Foreign Service State Department

Operation Cold Ranching at Yellowhouse Ranch

A Tuesday session at Yellowhouse Ranch opens Operation Cold Ranching with emphasis on ranching methods and regional topics. Nationwide labor actions impact workers as Western Union begins returning to duties after a nationwide strike. Public notices reference cotton promotion support by about 400 people at a city meeting and a Lubbock delegation's Washington trip aftermath.

Yellowhouse Ranch

Topeka Tornado Toll Rises As Cleanup Begins

Massive tornado wreckage in Topeka leaves estimated 15 dead and 100 million dollars in damage. National Guardsmen and relief workers hunt through rubble with more than 430 injured and 2,000 homeless. Mayor Wright warns of more bodies. sirens delayed 13 minutes before the storm hit.

Kan National Guardsmen Charles W. Wright Jr Richard Garrett U.S Weather Bureau

Union Voters Action Firemen Plan Petition For Raise

Lubbock Fire Department members voted 100 percent to petition voters for a ballot on a pay raise to equal city police salaries. Capt. Luther Dean said petitions would circulate starting today to gather signatures for the June 21 City Council meeting. The move follows a June 1 proposal by Fire Chief Hershel Sharp and ongoing budget discussions led by City Manager Bill Pitstick.

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Two Hurt Man Killed In Collision

A head on crash 1 mile northeast of here at about 9 a.m. Thursday killed Clarendon Baptist minister Rev. Joe W. Alli son, 50, and seriously injured Arnell Green and his wife Beulah Danford Green of Littlefield. Green, driver of a 1964 pickup, lost control and veered into Alli son’s car. The Greens received care at Swisher County Hospital and were moved to Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo. Mrs Green was critical and Mr Green listed as satisfactory Thursday night.

Silverton Here Clarendon Littlefield Joe W. Allison Siral Finn Clahame Wees Arnell Green Beulah Danford Green Bath Swisher County Hospital Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo

Prayer Invocation Calls for Grace and Truth

A devotional prayer asks for forgiveness and humility toward God. It requests eyes and hearts opened to divine truth and grace to strive for perfection in the Lord.

Alma Hurricane Slams Florida Panhandle Tests Coast

A Florida hurricane named Alma struck near Apalachicola with up to 100 mph winds, flooding Cedar Key and causing roof damage to homes and shops. The storm moved inland toward Valdosta, Georgia, as winds diminished to about 60 mph, with Tallahassee reporting gusts to 61 mph and no major statewide damage noted. A Houston report notes a city committee studying underground power and phone lines.

Avalanche-Journal News Serries Allahassee Fla Alma Florida Panhandle Georg Apalachicola Miami Weather Bureau Valdosta Seacoast Raymond Kraft Cedar Key Apalachi Cola Leon Grover First Episcopal Church Tallahassee Carrabelle Florida Gulf of Mexico Houston Long Ange

Dallas meet reveals Methodist district appoints

Special to The Avatance Journal reports the Northwest Texas Methodist Conference in Dallas announced new pastor assignments for the Lubbock District. Leland Spurrier is replaced at Oakwood by M Wilkinson, Ernest McGaughry becomes St. Luke’s associate pastor, and several other clergy changes are listed across Lubbock St. John St. Luke’s St. John and related churches as the conference wrapped up its session.

Sawyer Dallas Charles Hi Lubbock Northwest Texas Methodist Libluck Oakwood Leland Spurrier Abernathy M. Wilkinson First Methodist Colorado City Lubbock St. Luke's Ernest McGaughry Lubbock St. John Robert

Interstate Ties Backed by Lubbock Highways Plan

Paso Mayor Williams backed a trans Texas route El Paso to Waco to Alexandria and a El Paso Lubbock Wichita Falls Oklahoma City link. Lubbock officials welcomed the plan calling it a major boost for industry linking to Midwest and West Coast. Gilkerson noted local support and said Lubbock sought inclusion in an east west interstate with a delegation meeting federal officials in Washington.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal IL Paso Wichita Falls Lubbock Texas Highway Commission Paso Judson Williams Commission el Paso Waco Alexandria Oklahoma City West Coast George Gilkerson Silkerson Oklahoma Gilkerson City Chamber of Commerce and Lubbock Development Corp Rex Whitten Bureau of Roads Washington

Weather Outlook for Lubbock Area

Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thunderstorms possible this afternoon and tonight. High in the mid 80s, a few degrees cooler tonight. Overnight low in the mid 60s. Dull details cover wide region including Albuquerque, Denver and Santa Fe.

Lubbock Aga Tedae Minturn Pitty Murty Denver

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