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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1969

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Round House That Jack Built Problem Of Snakes Traced

In Pinole California rattlesnakes surge as meadow mice multiply due to more people and fewer cows. County official Arthur Seeley says grazing ceased with subdivision growth, grass rose two feet high, offering cover for snakes and mice. He urges mowing tall grass and poisoning mice.

Associated Press Pinole Calif County Agricultural Arthur Seeley Countra Costa San Francisco

Nixon eyeing nationwide speech on ABM policy

The AP reports President Nixon weighing a major national address to influence Senate action on the Safeguard antiballistic missile program. Administrations aides expect a strong ABM speech before Senate votes, aiming to rally support and frame the issue for the public.

Associated Press Washington Nixon Congress Senate White House America

Rockets miss Saigon base as clashes rage across Vietnam

In Saigon, six rockets aimed at Tan Son Nhut Air Base missed by a mile and caused no casualties. Across South Vietnam, U.S. forces reported about 119 enemy killed against 2 Americans dead and 19 wounded. Battles near A Shau Valley and Duc Pho produced dozens more enemy deaths and limited American losses.

United Press International Saigon Tan Son Nhut South Vietnam 101St Airborne Division A Shau Currahee U.S. 25Th Division U.s.americal Division Americal Division Duc Pho U.S 1St Air Cavalry Division Tay Ninh

Prayer Text Inspires Faithful Reflection

A devotional line requests divine guidance in sickness despair and distress, urging believers to hear God’s precious voice in all trials and mourning. The tone is prayerful and exhorting, emphasizing spiritual resilience and comfort through faith.

Afton Woman Drowns After Thunderstorm Flooding

A 48 year old Afton woman identified as Mrs Sam Whitley was found dead in a normally dry lake about four miles east of Afton around 7 am Sunday. The lake filled during heavy rainfall Friday night and the death is the fifth storm related fatality on the South Plains. Temperatures across Texas were mild, with Lubbock reporting a Sunday overnight low of 55 and a daytime high near 68 as clouds persisted and thundershowers faded from the region. The Weather Bureau forecast continued mild weather into tonight with varying cloud cover and showers noted east of the Pecos River.

South Plains Afton Sam Whitley Texas Big Spring Pecos Weather Bureau

Zoo Announces New Arrival Amid Severe Storms

A new birth at the zoo is announced as heavy rains flood areas from Lake Toxaway North Carolina to Rosman. London reports severe thunderstorm watches in six states, with East African antelope species noted in regional weather alerts.

Louisiana Lake Toxaway N.C London London French Broad River Rosman

New Yorker Gartland Finds Home for West Texas Cowboy Art

Robert Gartland, a White Plains native and former New York Museum illustrator, has relocated to West Texas as he prepares a series of one man shows from Quanah to the Panhandle and South Plains. He studied horse art with George Ford Morris and Frank Riley, and earlier worked in animal husbandry before turning to illustration.

Robert Gartland White Plains N. Y West Texas South Plains Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal N.Y Lubbock Gartland Great Southwest Quanah Panhandle Vernon Wichita, Falls Lawton Oklo Earl Green West Texas Museum Texas Tech George Ford Morris Frank Riley Art Student League of New York American Museum of Natural History New York University of the State of New York

Pompidou Wins French Presidency in Runoff Victory

Georges Pompidou won the French presidency with 57.78 percent to Alain Poher's 42.22 percent as voters backed his call for a liberal shift from De Gaulle era policy. De Gaulle sent cordial congratulations and Pompidou prepared to assume office amid celebrations and international reactions.

John Vinocur Paris Georges Pompidou Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Pompidou de Gaulle de Gaulle Ireland Poher Britain France Israel London West Germany Bonn Europe Washington Nixon White House Joseph Luns the Hague L’humanite Communist Party Raymond Marcellin

Roof Collapse Kills 56 at Spain Restaurant Opening

In Segovia region, a new restaurant roof collapsed at Los Angeles de San Rafael on its opening day. About 500 patrons and Spar employees were inside. 56 were killed and at least 117 injured, with many in serious condition as officials feared higher tolls.

Segovia Spain Los Angeles de San Rafael Spar

Loop Crash Fatal To Lubbockite D B Tidwell

A Lubbock man, Douglas Burl Tidwell, 33, was killed when his car jumped a curb on Loop 289 West at 5 58 a m. The vehicle struck a marker post and a utility pole. Passenger Norman Hicks McCormick, 24, was in fair condition. Tidwell's death marked the year’s 12th traffic fatality in Lubbock.

Lubbock Douglas Burl Tidwell Methodist Hospital Norman Hicks .McCormick Methodist

Wedding Biggest Ever For Town

Nan cy Huser and John Laird, son of Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird, wed in Chetek in a Flag Day style ceremony. The town of 1,700 lined streets with banners as the couple, both 21 and students at Eau Claire State University, joined in the largest Chetek wedding celebration on record.

Chetek Wis Wisconsin Nancy Huser John Laird Defense Melvin R. Laird Marshfield John Laird Eau Claire State University

Weather map notes for Lubbock area clouds and sun

Cloudy today and tonight with some sunshine this afternoon. High near 70. Low tonight in mid 50s. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph with a slight chance of rain tonight.

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