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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1968

Page

11

Humphrey Leads Trial Heat Races Over Nixon Rockefeller

George Gallup reports Humphrey leads in trial heats against Nixon and Rockefeller, with 42 percent to Nixon 36 and Wallace 14 among likely voters. Rockefeller trails Humphrey 39 to 36, Wallace 17, in a June nationwide survey completed before the California primary.

George Gallup American Institute of Public of Princeton N. J Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Humphrey Nixon Alabama George Wallace American Independent’ Party Rockefeller Wallace California Robert Kennedy Richard “Nixon Walalce GOP Midwest East South West Il Midwest Weat v Union Familees Rocke Wal- Unde Jace Phrey Feller National Ave Tee Ae Midwest Eeehy South Seeatelle Os Union Farnliles

Openings in Summer Youth Classes at West Texas Museum

The West Texas Museum offers sessions starting June 17 to 28 with classes for ages 4–12 and teens 7–12. Instructors include W. C. Watts teaching archeology and field trips, with courses in art, astronomy, wildlife, and badge work. Tuition is five dollars per class or ten dollars for art, with registration due by July 8 for the second session beginning July 15.

West Texas Museum Margaret Sandy Southwest W.C. Watts Texas Wildlife Museum Women's Council Elmer. H. McKinney Kenneth C. Durbin David B. Gracy II William C. Griggs Weldon Gibbs Bill J. Parsley D. V. Scott Jr David Vigness D. D. Webster

Slaton School Levy Adopted Under New Reappraisal

Slaton school board adopts a tax rate of 1.75 per 100 with 50 percent assessment under a joint city district reappraisal. District valuation rises to about 40.4 million from 14 million, boosting estimated tax revenue from 288000 to 350000 while noting possible state salary increases.

Slaton

Four bonds set in County Court at Law No. 2

Judge Denzil Bevers set four bonds for defendants pleading innocent. Accused include Ray G. A Ritchie charged with driving while license suspended David A. Anderson and Charles Connally with law violations and Catatino Ramirez for failing to support dependents. Community dances and a YMCA camping program are announced, plus hospital and funeral notices for local residents.

Denzil Bevers Ray G. A Ritchie EL 4Th St David A. Anderson Auburn St Charles Connally Dimmitt Catatino ‘Ramirez Ave. H

Virginia Negroes Win City Posts

In Danville and Martinsville Virginia Negroes win city council seats for the first time. Charles Harris a Negro banker placed third in Danville’s 14 candidate race for five seats. William Dyson Hobson a garage owner led the ticket to oust Vice Mayor F E Stone in Martinsville.

Richmond Virginia Charles Harris

Shah and Johnson to discuss arms aid at White House

The Shah of Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlavi arrived in Washington for two days of talks with President Johnson. They are to discuss a proposed 500 million arms package to modernize Iran’s army and maintain Gulf stability after British withdrawal east of Suez. The Shah will be guest at a White House state dinner Tuesday night.

Washington Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Johnson Persian Gulf Suez White House

Fess Parker to Direct First Boone Fall Episode

Hollywood reports Fess Parker known as Daniel Boone will direct the first episode of the fall season. The actor and star will oversee production on location and contribute to casting and pacing for the new installment.

Fess Hollywood UPI Fess Parker Daniel Boone

Minister testifies of slaps and near train danger by Texas Rangers

Rev. Ed Krueger a Pharr United Church of Christ minister testifies he was arrested during a farm labor union protest and held inches from a passing freight train by Texas Ranger A. Y. Allee and another unidentified Ranger. He describes being slapped and threatened as the union at Mission attempted a train picket. Other witnesses include union members Reynaldo de la Cruz Jim Rochester and Domingo Arredondo as the AFL CIO United Farm Workers seek an injunction against Texas Rangers and a challenge to six Texas laws as unconstitutional. The case before Judges John Brown Woodrow Seals and Reynaldo Garza continues with testimony slated to finish today.

Brownsville Tex Texas Rangers Ed Krueger Pharr United Church of Christ Texas Council of Churches Krueger Mission May Texas A. Y. Allee Reynaldo de la Cruz United Farm Workers Organizing ~ Committee AFL ~ Cio la Casita Farms Jim Rochester Rio Grande Domingo Arredondo Starr County

Freer Man Named 1968 Texas Baptist Father of the Year

John Hardy Cowley 71 of Freer is named 1968 Texas Baptist Father of the Year. A retired iron worker he is the father of three. The award highlights his service to the church and family in Freer Texas.

Freer, Tex John Hardy Cowley Freer Cowley

Austin faces decisive hearings on liquor and tax bills

Texas lawmakers return to action as committees set hearings on Gov. Connally's liquor by the drink plan, mini bottle mixed drinks, and tax measures. Rep. Cory leads a 8 am session on alcohol revisions, with bills on licensing, an implied consent chemical test for drunk driving, and licensing of vending machines. The Senate Committee will consider the liquor by the drink bill, while the House and spending bills move toward floor votes by week’s end.

Lee Jones Austin APY Texas Rep. R. HH Cory Victoria House State Affairs Committee John Connally Don Cavness Billy Williamson Ty Jer House Revenue and Taxation Committee Ben Atwell Dallas Senate Senee Christie EL Paso Ben Barnes House Appropriations Committee Legislative Budget Board Mene Berg Nust

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