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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

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Senate Cloture Ends Civil Rights Filibuster Vote

Senate clears way for civil rights bill by invoking cloture after a 71 to 29 vote with all 100 members present. Sen Clair Engle arrives by ambulance to cast key vote, aiding a 2 to 1 margin despite illness.

Senate Associatee Washington Clair Engle Calif Barry Goldwater

Death Ship Pomona Ablaze After Crew Flees At Sea

SOS from the Pomona sparks coast guard rescue with two aircraft and cutters. Crew abandons ship in lifeboats after fire breaks from engine room. Vessel reportedly sinking as a Brazil radioman and Norwegian officers wait aboard, with two Chinese crew.

Coast Guard Sal Honolulu Pomona

Leaders To Reassess Situation In Laos War Coverage

Official word Wednesday night says U S reconnaissance flights over Laos have been suspended for now but may resume later. Data suggests the Reds show no immediate plan to attack the Mekong Valley while Souvanna Phouma seeks to limit wider hostilities. The move follows negotiations with the neutralist government and international observers.

Jashing Laos Souvanna Phouma Pathet Lao Red North Vi Plaine Des Torres Mekong River Mekong Valley Souvanna U.S International Control Commission

Tower and Yarborough Split on Civil Rights Bill

In Washington on Wednesday senators John Tower and Ralph Yarborough showed a split stance on the civil rights bill. Tower signaled he would oppose the measure in any form, while Yarborough avoided pledging a final vote. The split came amid the Senate filibuster days and ongoing debate over the administration position.

Ashington John Tower Aps Ralph Yarborough Bby Texas Senate Yar Cf Tower

Prayer Fragment Reflects Quiet Contemplation Theme

A brief, fragmentary line from a prayer era imagines unity and mutual care. The text hints at avoiding harm and seeking harmony among people without emphasizing specific events or names.

Sixteen year old drownings at Hulah Dam Lake Oklahoma

Crosby County youths report a drowning at Hulah Dam Lake near Pawhuska Oklahoma as sixteen year old Ernie Cash, a football player, disappeared while swimming with his family on a Wednesday afternoon. The group had traveled from a nearby cabin to the lake for an outing when the accident occurred.

Pawhuska Okla Ernie Cash Hulah Dam Lake Here Cash Dee Cash Kelly Johnny Ater Aerbay Aterbury Ralls Johnny Sagen

Floodwaters Recede as Montana Search for Dead Continues

Gov. Tim Bab said the flood on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains caused millions in damage and left communities cut off. Air Force helicopters rescued more than 250 people as authorities faced the worst natural disaster in memory with at least 30 dead and many missing across the Blackfeet Reservation and surrounding regions.

Reat Mont Tim Bab Tana Air Force Blackfeet Indian Reservation Malmstrom Air Force Base Great Falls Neil McCormick Srey Medicine Cree Creek Denne

Flood claims life of eight in Montana family

In Rowning Montana flood scenes a pickup driver Edward Buel and six others battled rising water to reach higher ground. Nellie Riel 80 described the tragedy as water swept away seven children and several relatives. The cab filled as the flood worsened and a rope failed.

Rowning, Mont Nellie Riel Montana Two Medicine Bridge Bee Edward Buel

Puzzling Clues From MuguLoHers Chronicle

A fragmented page from a newspaper features sections titled editorials columns women s news sports market reports radio and TV programs and comic dictionary. The jumble hints at a quirky chronicle style with a strange entry on Pochondriac implying a humorous or satirical tone.

Lubbock Receives 1.26 Inches In Rainfall

For a day in the South Plains and Panhandle, showers drenched Lubbock and surrounding areas totaling 1.26 inches. The damp spell brought cooler air and smiles to some farmers as the forecast predicts more showers and a return to warmer temperatures later in the week.

South Plains Panshandle Auna Lubbock

Riots and Rain Hit Florida Area as March Protests Escalate

In a night of violence and heavy storms in Augustine and nearby cities, a segregation march drew 400 demonstrators and 20 police. Rioters attacked park fixtures, rocks and bricks flew, tear gas dispersed the crowd, and reports noted extensive property damage and street flooding amid record rainfall across the Panhandle.

Finis New Mexico Pringle Panhandle Lubbock Slaton Littlefield Martin

Marina Oswald Recalled By Warren Commission

Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, flew to Washington for a second appearance before the Warren Commission. The Russian-born mother of two was to be questioned on details from earlier testimony as the panel nears the end of its investigation. She wore a black suit with tan gloves and shoes during the visit.

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