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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1966

Page

6

Hurricane Alma Ebbs In Swing Across Land

Hurricane Alma weakened as it moved inland with thousands evacuating to higher ground. In Florida the death toll rose to at least five with bodies found and two men missing at sea. Tampa Bay area experienced extensive damage from wind and tides while infrastructure and power suffered across St. Petersburg and nearby coastal communities.

Gulf Creuades Alma Florida Irene Winters Sunshine Skyway Tampa Bay St. Petersburg J. David Winters Bradenton Key West Cuba

City budget clash over firemen pay raise debate

City officials dispute how to handle fire department pay raises as union seeks Oct 1 1966 salary increase. Pitstick says action was not refused but not yet taken. Capt. Dean notes disparity with police wages amid staffing shortages and emergency recruit issues. Alma tropical storm devastates parts of Central America. Honduras reports 30 dead as floods wipe out crops in Havana province Pinar del Rio and other areas suffer losses.

Pitstick Capt Dean Elttes Alma Honduras Cuba Havana Pinar del Rio Police Kiaeh National Guard Davor Mlove Fin UU Naan Cavanismen Topeka Neiby Sie Gid Geney Pepa

Dirksen Seeks Briefing as White House Cites Confidence Crisis

Senator Dirksen urged a bipartisan White House briefing on May 24 to outline Viet Nam plans, while President Johnson offered access to information and avoided a firm rejection of the bid. Ford warned of a crisis of confidence affecting both foreign policy and domestic affairs as casualty figures rose in the Vietnam conflict.

Johnson White House Dirksen Bill D. Moyers Moyers Congress House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Administration Plains Viet Nam North Ford

Houston boy wins national spelling bee championship

Bob Wake 13 of Houston won the 1986 national spelling championship. He impressed with a quick guess on the winning word raton or ratoon, earned a $4,000 prize and a trip to New York. Wake plans studying math at Clear Creek High School and enjoys collecting stamps and coins. His parents supported him during the 71-participant contest.

Washington Gap Bob Wake Crader Houston Bob New York Mathermathos Chaniyuon Gand Clear Creek Robert Wake Robert A. Wake Beth Sherrill Robert Tennessee Beth

Highway officials seek Lubbock on east west route

In 1968 highway representatives urged including Lubbock in an east west corridor. No commitment from Whitten was secured, but a delegation spokesman said they are hopeful Lubbock will be considered in future interstate highway designations.

Lubbock Whitten

El Paso River Road Plan Heads Major Transit Boosts

The El Paso mayor urged highway officials to back a 110 mile river road along the Rio Grande linking Big Bend National Park to El Paso at an estimated $5 million, aiming to boost regional tourism and traffic. Proposals included designating Texas 158 the tumbleweed Highway, a 10 mile scenic road to Hueco Tanks County Park, and linking Interstate 10 with Las Cruces as I-25, plus a Route 45 connection toward Mexico. A Wichita Falls group sought state funding for several projects totaling about $26.2 million, including a four lane Loops and a Breckenridge routing system, while Hays County requested improvements to local state roads and right of way declarations.

el Paso Rio Grande Big Bend National Park Williams Big Bend Commission Isleaso-Alexandria Elo Paso Hueco Tanks County Park U. S Wichita Falls Well Blvd U.S. Sut Loop 11 Beverly Rie Wichita River Los. Ust Quanah Fort Worth Stephens County Coodh Maves Charles Sommer Breckenridge

Topeka Tornado Rips City in Severe Storm Outbreak

A devastating tornado path across Topeka and Manhattan caused extensive damage. Landmarks including Washburn University and the state Capitol suffered major losses. Authorities report hundreds injured, thousands displaced, and federal aid under consideration. Mayor Wright cites Topeka damage near 100 million with widespread destruction. Funeral services planned for a local pastor.

Topeka Wright North Topeka Washburn University State Capitol East Side Santa Fe Hospital Topeka Daily Capital State Journal Manhattan William Avery Federal Office of Emergency Planning Capitol Kan

Twin Twisters Near Chicago Ravage Suburbs

Northwestern Chicago suburbs faced two tornadoes on Thursday killing a child and injuring 14 while causing more than 3 million dollars in damage. Mount Prospect marked paths, Pal-Waukee Airport suffered major destruction, and Hoffman Estates saw severe damage. Arlington Park, Rolling Meadows, Arlington Heights, and Northfield endured strong winds with trailer-home damage and five injuries. Darlene Helfoghi, 3, died as her father protected her during the trailer collapse.

Arlington Heights Chicago Weather Bureau Mount Prospect Richard V. Ogilvie Pal-Waukee Hoffman Estates Rolling Meadows Northfield Darlene Helfoghi Wheeling Gene Helfoxht Arlington Park Race Track

McMurry Capital Campaign Eyes 5 Million Funds

Northwest Texas Conference notes rise in receipts by 61,060 dollars as McMurry College Abilene seeks a five million dollar capital campaign coordinated with New Mexico and other McMurry partners. Solicitation starts May 1967. plan includes major buildings like a fine arts center field house and student center and an expanded endowment. District appointments across Lubbock Brownfield Big Spring and other districts listed with numerous pastors and associate staff.

Sion J. Edmund Kirby Lubbock Northwest Texas Board of Education Women’s Society of Christian Service Wm. C. Martin O. Eugene Slater McMurry College Abilene New Mexico McMurry South Plains

Young Houstonian Wins National Spelling Bee Trophy

Sonya Gil liam of Houston wins the national Scripps-Howard spelling bee with 250 prize, after a tense final against Beth, as 69 spellers competed. She corrects a mispronounced word muumuu amid playful banter with Bob. The bee, using Webster's Third New International Dictionary, saw Dallas and Lubbock participants among the 71 finalists.

Wade Gilliam 47Th St Summit Sonya James H. Wagner New York Lubbock Avalanche- Journal National Bee Lubbock Texas Sonval

Several West Texas births in Lubbock area notes

Numerous birth notices from Lubbock and surrounding towns list newborns with weights from about four to seven pounds and ounces, times, and delivery hospitals. Fathers’ occupations vary from factory worker to farmer and school staff, with multiple families named and addresses given.

Sidney Mitchell Pattitto Rep Lubbock West Texas Hospital Mosher Steel Cy

British Seamen Put On Own By Union

London leaders of the Trades Union Congress told striking seamen they were on their own and should expect no support in the 25 day old work stoppage. The TUC urged the National Union of Seamen to reconsider rejecting a government court of inquiry's findings that could form a settlement basis. The NUS rejected the findings two hours after release. Denmark will reduce its German border force.

London UPI Trades Union Congress TUC Britain United States Afl-Cio National Union of Seamen NUS

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