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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1969

Page

11

Plains Farming Subsidy Needed On Cotton Crop

The piece argues for federal subsidies to sustain cotton farming amid prices around 22 cents per pound and rising costs. It contends large and small growers alike need support to maintain competitiveness while producers invest in marketing and efficiency. It notes government payments in 1966-67 totaled 1.7 billion with cotton sales offsetting most costs, and calls for a managed subsidy until research lowers production costs.

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Small Town Volunteer Fire Departments Face Funding and Coverage

The article profiles several Texas towns Slaton Abernathy Shallowater Idalou and nearby areas and their volunteer fire departments. It notes equipment like pumper trucks boosters rescue units and four town sirens plus home and car radios for responders. Members include Don Kendrick Clyde Doherty Ed Crow Bury Hart Jessie Lee Vance and Robert Layne Jr. as leaders with coverage across Hale Lubbock Garza Lynn and surrounding counties and insurance implications discussed by Weldon Pud Boyd.

Slaton Don Kendrick Clyde Doherty Staten Garza Lynn Abernathy Ed Crow Hale County Lubbock County New Deal Shalicwater Bury Hart Shakewater and Wolfforth Jessie Lee Vance Shallowater Robert Layne Jr I[dalou Idalou Weldon Pud) Boyd

Graham Back in Garden for New York Crusade

Evangelist Billy Graham opens a 10 day Madison Square Garden crusade in New York amid a religious slump. About 1,000 ushers and a 2,000-voice interdenom inational choir assist as he tours Times Square and tape broadcasts begin. He links moral decline to societywide immorality and cites past success in 1957 with nearly 2 million attendees and 61,148 religious conversions.

George W. Cornell New York Billy Graham Madison Square Garden Graham Christ Timea Square Times Square Charlotte N.C

History Accounts To Go On Tape In California Project

Bancroft Library at the University of California begins a five year project to record first hand political histories from 1925 to 1953. Verbatim accounts will preserve events and motives from those who witnessed them, with emphasis on Earl Warren’s California career from 1943 to 1953.

Berkeley Cali UPN Califor Inia Bancroft Library University of California California Earl Warren U.S

Legend Ended Guerrilla Veteran Dies in Mexico City

Maria del Carmen Rubio de la Llave known as Marieta, a legendary guerrilla fighter with Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata, died Thursday after an undisclosed illness. She will be buried today. The folk figure inspired songs including Aye Marieta Dont Seas Coqueta. In recent years she worked as a Mexico City road inspector.

Mexico City Maria del Carmen Rubio de la Llave Pancho Villa Emiliano Zapata

Black Manifesto Triggers Church Backlash and Debate

The Black Manifesto seeks 500 million dollars from white churches provoking fear of reduced support for Negro aid programs. Church leaders critique tactics, warn of donor pullback, and consider directing funds to independent Black empowerment projects rather than Forman’s group.

Louis Cassels United Press James Frrman National Black Economic Development Conference Forman Episcopal Church Haseen Stephen F. Bayne Jave Leery Methodist Board of Missions

Sweden Lubbock Couple Reflects on Longevity and Work Ethic

Arvid and Martha Eklund of Lubbock trace their long lives to hard work and clean living. Born in Sweden, they recount early farm labor and a simple lifestyle, while Jim Latimer of the Social Security Administration notes their experiences with U S Medicare and life in two countries.

Sweden Minnesota Eklund Lubbock Arvid Eklund Waco St Stockholm Martha ‘Hellstrom Eklund Jampland Jim Latimer Social Security Latimer Ostersund Tomn Arctic Circle Lapland

Last Battle and Life in Sweden to Emigration

A Swedish immigrant recalls early work from boot making to chandlery, bakery, and a long career as a traveling salesman. He left Sweden for Minnesota in 1903, ran a Virginia Minn sweet shop, then moved to the Southwest and Lubbock, where he spent 40 years in travel sales. He notes Lutheran birth, later religious shifts, and a lifetime of varied work before recounting drafts of U.S. troop withdrawals in Vietnam and Marine unit movements.

Sweden Eklund United States Minnesota Virginia Minn Southwest Lubbock

Lions Club Officers Installed at South Plains Club

New officer slate for the South Plains Lions Club was installed Friday at a diner meeting. From left are Don Nickels treasurer Goodwin Powell secretary Lamar Dvess first vice president and Weldon Adams president.

Lions Club South Plains Lions Club Don Nickels Goodwin Powell Secretari Lamar Dvess Weldon Adams

Weather forecast shows showers across Great Lakes to Atlantic states

Showers are expected today from the lower Great Lakes into the North Atlantic states. Additional showers are indicated for parts of Florida, Oklahoma and Texas with rain in portions of the central plains and the Rockies.

Lower Great Lakes North Atlantic States Florida Oklahoma Texas Central Plains Rockies

Microfiche to Speed Social Security Help in Lubbock

Social Security Administration plans microfiche rollout in West Texas with 27000 plus beneficiaries in the district. District manager John Hutton and Clyde James describe faster service, access to larger beneficiary records, and reduced in person inquiries as microfiche starts in September with nationwide installation by December.

Lubbock John G. Hutton Socio Security Administration Clyde James Hutton Social Security Office Baltimore James Texas Tech Social Securi Social Securi. Hhe Foiuw West Texas New Mexico Social Security United States Social Security Central Accounting Office Thees Medicare Texas

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