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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1966

Page

6

Hobbs Scouts Leader Missing In Big Bend Border Search

Hobbs Scouts and a leader are missing after a storm in Big Bend. A Border Patrol spokesman said the search began Friday as water levels dropped to 3.4 feet. The party, with three rafts, entered the river Monday at Santa Elena Canyon near Castelon on the Texas border. rafts were found today.

Brown Border Patrol Santa Elena Canyon Castelon Texas-Mexico Mexico Mariscal Canyon Boquillasi Canyon Hobbs Tommy Thompson Rachel John Jr Steven David Dale Bagley Greg Allen Pat Zaleski Carl Breckle Tom Kennedy Richard Kennedy Joe Gordon Terry Engbrecht Tom Swisher Ronnie Booker Roger Paul Gary Miller Thompson Booker National Park Mullady el Paso Times KVKM Monahans Tex Ranger Texas Rio Grande

Storms Bring Rain and Winds Across Texas and Midwest

Rains drop up to .50 inch across Lubbock Slaton and surrounding areas with 11:15 p.m. storms and 45 mph gusts. A separate tornado watch spanned Minnesota to South Dakota where funnels touched down near Altoona and near Mitchelville with minor damage. Record cold swept many states while hurricane Alma remnants drenched North Carolina.

Bie Atl Lamesa O’donnell Lubbock Slaton Santa Fe Ralls U.S. Weather Bureau Municipal Wnion Minnesota Towa Nebraska Wisconsin South Dakota Altoona Des Moines Mitchelville Cone Farm Wrubiin Minn Memphis Tenn Alma North Carolina U.S Weather Bureau Maine Beach S.C Virginia Capes Wilmington N.C Cherry Point Soc New Bern Asheville Indianapolis Ind Evansville Detroit

Vietnam War Napalm Action Saves Paratroopers Say Survivors

Lt. Col Henry Emerson of Milford Pa led the battalion as a company commander in Vietnam. Ast. St. Walter Sabalanski of Palm Bay Fla apologized for not shaking hands after surviving a napalm attack. He said jelled gasoline dropped by their unit was a big gamble that paid off. Rain of napalm halted the enemy briefly and allowed paratroopers to defend their position. Bamboo helped shield the troops and kept them from being fully exposed in an open area.

Army Henry Emerson Milford Carpenter Walter d. Sabalanski Palm Bay Fla Sabalanski

Demonstrators Picket Johnson in New York City

Police sealed off antiwar and civil rights demonstrators near Park Avenue as President Johnson attended two Democratic fundraisers. Pickets shouted chants and stayed two blocks away from Johnson at the Waldorf Astoria, while his family accompanied him and party faithful were urged to vote in November. An Americana Hotel function raised funds for the party.

New York UPI Johnson U.S Park Ave 48Th 49Th Waldorf- Astoria Varggee Americana Totel Pumocratic Party

Tornado Hints Ripple Through Lubbock Weather Report

Weather Bureau notes a violent storm near Lubbock Friday with thunderheads rising to 60,000 feet. Chief meteorologist Harold Jacki Erost would not confirm a tornado but suggested a twister could have occurred. Residents dispute Frost’s account of the mists after the turbulent event.

Lubbock Weather Bureau Harold Jacki Ierost Frost

Etna Activity Shocks Catania Suburbs

A loud eruption of Mount Etna rattled windows in Catania causing hundreds to flee indoors and prompting scientists to monitor underground rumblings. The event marked five months from the start of a prior eruption with no observed danger to inhabited areas.

Catanta Valerio

Break-ins Probed as Trio Nabbed at Brady Plumbing Yard

Lubbock police rounded up three youths after a report of trespass at Brady Plumbing Co. Officers, two juvenile division members, nabbed two 19 year olds and a 16 year old in the yard. A shot was fired as the 19 year old tried to flee. About $30 worth of copper pipe was recovered from the scene.

Lubbock Brady Plumbing Co Ave. H Charles Park Set J. C. Smith Marlboro Sth St James Bryant 13Th St Lubbock National Bank Bryant Pride Oil Co Eighth Street 8Th St Leon Wilson Cornell St

Tax Talk and Local Thefts Highlight Texas Meeting

Smith warns government costs rise with population as Lt. Gov. cites tax escalation while crime reports reveal multiple local thefts. Incidents include looted vending machines, stolen cash bags worth 552.08, tools, a TV, a wallet, an exhaust manifold, a purse and a stolen dog.

Local births at area hospitals highlighted in notices

Congratulations pour in for several families on birth announcements. The Tiwings, Duke, Kemmer, Gross, Bednarz, and others report newborn daughters and a son born Saturday at Lubbock Osteopathic, Methodist, Highland, and other hospitals, with fathers employed as a navy serviceman, butcher, farmer, and in prescriptions.

Terry Tiwings 37Th St Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Morton Foods Larry Duke 30Th St Methodist Hospital Navy Dale Kemmer Highland Hospital Prescription Lab David Bednarz Rt 7 Slaton, Oon

Storm aftermath damages Lubbock area with extensive park and utility losses

Cleanup crews assessed widespread destruction from a Friday storm in Lubbock. City parks suffered major damage including 100 trees and park structures while power lines and lights at ball diamonds were down. Neighbors helped with debris removal as utilities restored service. Red Cross opened assistance offices for storm victims.

Ed. Hamilton Santa Land Hamilton Clayton-Carter Queens E. Rice Street Northeast High School Bill Payne Civil Defense Emergency Operating Center Richard Davis E. L. Price Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Payne

McNamara Rusk Press Conference on Viet Nam Policy

McNamara and Rusk defended U.S. Viet Nam strategy at a White House briefing announcing ongoing allied talks on NATO and Indochina. They denied intent to cut forces in Europe, cited casualty figures, and projected continued buildup as talks with France and other allies proceed in coming days.

Rusk Harvard John K. Galbraith India Viet Nam Galbraith France North Atlantic Treaty Organization Charles de Gaulle NATO McNamara U.S West Europe North Viet Nam Secretary of Defense South Viet Nam William C. Westimorehind MacNamara Germany Europe Bonn USS

Wreinth-old Girl Critical After Hobbs Head Injury

A Wreenth-old girl from Hobbs, Lisa Gareia, remained in critical condition in Methodist Hospital ICU after a head injury. Hospital attendants offered no details on cause. She was admitted to Trispam then transported by ambulance. The Texas Election Bureau reported that the final unofficial count showed only about 2 percent of qualified voters participated in the second Democratic primary, roughly half of the first primary turnout.

Hobbs Lisa Gareia Methodist Hospital Trispam Dallas Texas Election Bureau

Rites Set For Miss Cutter

Miss Josephine Cutter 70 died Saturday at Colonies Nursing Home after an illness of about two years. A Albuquerque resident for 20 years she lived with sister Mrs. 10, Gi. Parvedi. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at Saunders Memorial Chapel conducted by Rev. Andrew Jumper. Burial City of Lubbock Cemetery under Saunders Funeral Home. Survived by mother Mrs Anna Cutter and sister Mrs. Bizzell.

Josephine Cutter Colonies Nursing Home Ile Moss Albuquerque Teesh Saunders Funeral Home Presbyterian Chien Anna B. Cutter Bizzell

Services Slated For Spur Man

Funeral rites for Leonard Albert Grantham Sy. aged 79 will be held at 10 am Monday in Campbell Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Spur cemetery. A retired farmer, he moved to Dickens county in 1916 and died Saturday in Anson Hospital after surgical complications. Survivors include two sons Leonard Jr of Lubbock and C. C. of Spur, two sisters Myrtle Westfall of Spur and Josi Henderson of Lamesa, a brother R. E. Okanogan Washington, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed as Reese Copeland Youn Latham Horn and Hale.

SPUR Leonard Albert Grantham Campbell Funeral Home Grantham Dickens County Anson Anson Hospital Leonard Jr Lubbock C. C

Two Injured In Head On Crash

Two Denver City men were seriously injured in a head on collision on U S Hwy 835 two miles west of Denver City. Jim Commer 15 was taken to Methodist Hospital Lubbock in ICU in serious condition. Jerry Wayne Goodwin 23 remained in serious condition at Yoakum County Hospital. The crash occurred around 8 40 p m near the center stripe of the highway and a second car collided with the wreckage causing further injuries.

Denver City U.S Jim Commer Jerry Wayne Goodwin Commer Methodist Hospital Lubbock Goodwin Yoakum County Hospital Ivith IULS Tiny

Alma Is Downgraded Heads For Open Sea

Tropical Storm Alma moved past North Carolina's Outer Banks toward the open sea after buffeting the coast with strong winds and heavy rains. Forecasters said Alma, downgraded from a hurricane, would merge with a cold front and become a non tropical low pressure system.

Hattieras N.C Alma North Carolina

Earthquakes Shake Mat Sushiro Area. Wall Collapse Kills Man

Two strong earthquakes struck Mat sushiro and surrounding districts according to the Central Meteorological Agency. Police reported a man killed when a stone wall collapsed on him during the quake.

Matsushiro Central Meteorological Agency

Lubbock Man Killed In Winnsboro Crash

Milton Watson, 39, of Lubbock died in a collision on Texas 99 north of Winnsboro when a pickup collided with a car. Thrasher of Calusbure drove the pickup. in the car were Richard Skinner, 25, and his son Rover, 2. Three others were seriously injured and taken to a Sherman hospital.

Winnsboro (Ap Milton Watson Lubbock Texas 99 Watson Lestey Thrasher Calusbure Richard Skinner Winnsboro Rover Sherman

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