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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
1
In a chaotic page of disaster and tragedy, a teenaged boy injured by a shotgun blast during a summer break becomes the focal point amid reports of tornadoes, storms, and floods. Names, places, and numbers illustrate a battered Midwest with multiple communities damaged and ongoing investigations. The incident links to a teacher’s testimony as authorities delay inquest decisions while broader weather havoc unfolds across several states.
The Senate stretched its longest debate as discussion on civil rights continued for hours. Senator Barry Goldwater announced he would back enough committed delegates to shape the Republican National Convention. The session centered on procedural moves and anticipated final passage between evening and early morning.
Dr Ralph Durham of the animal department notes a Texas swine selection aimed at besting all rivals aboard a British vessel, with Unilever Ltd as arbiter to judge which hog dresses out best. The inquiry explores if U S feeding methods produce superior hogs for export and shows growing English interest.
The White House announced that the Navy's newest aircraft carrier will be christened in Kennedy’s honor. Details were sparse, but the ceremony is expected to honor the late president with a namesake ship for World War II era service and continued naval tradition.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that Maj Arch E Roberts, once aide to Maj Pratt Walker, was improperly ousted from active duty. The decision cites Army speech issues and public employee protections, though Roberts faces uncertainty about resuming his military career.
A long journey across cities ends with a 39 year walk by Sia Wet ee fed his route. Rogers reports a 410 mile trek to 22nd PI and a post office in Lubbock. The man weighed 50 pounds and walked 14 to 15 miles daily, noting muddy conditions and the need to furnish supplies. Government actions since then are mentioned amid reflections on hardship and memory.
Fragmentary text presents a religious devotion praising heaven and Jesus Christ. It expresses gratitude for blessings and mentions Anonyments, though other wording is unclear due to truncation.
The Zoning Board heard proposals from a Church of Christ to establish a children's home for two to ten orphans in a R-1 district. The plan was deemed nonconforming for R-1 by an assistant city attorney, while a variance for a sign request was approved amid other denials.
A local liquor store is described as a place where government taxes are affected and alcohol is sold. The row notes the store’s role in revenue and commerce within the community.
Senator from the Republican camp faces moderate dismay as he claims enough delegate votes for first ballot nomination while vowing to oppose the bill. He argues two sections violate the Constitution and opposes discrimination though he may vote against the measure.
GOP leaders attack Goldwater on civil rights amid a heated Senate debate. Scranton cites broad US support for the civil rights bill while Connally proclaims a Texas Week and Fourth of July boating week, signaling partisan and regional distinctions shaping the national issue.
A four hour hearing over girls wearing slacks at Andrews School led to a call for clarification of the rule. Board member Barber and attorney for the school argued the policy is clear, while Andrews mother Mrs K King urged review as the rule appears ambiguous especially for elementary students. Edgar urged the board to issue guidance to avoid misapplication.
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