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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
5
Washington AP reports senior military officers including colonels and Navy captains will receive priority for free overseas flights. They must book up to 30 days in advance for space-available seating, while lower ranks face longer waits. The Air Force says the policy caps prior priority and will not automatically place seniors at the top of standby lists.
In Johannesburg UPI reports four policemen and a court official were convicted on charges including culpable homicide and assault amid accusations of torture in police interrogation rooms. The case highlights alleged abuses as authorities face demands for reform.
United Press International reports on a new teen dance dubbed That Lucl B created by Warren Slaughter and Virginia Dickey in Austin. Luci Baines Johnson is an honorary jamboree queen for Stonewall Peach festivities near LBJ Ranch, with a preview of four steps: kick, turn, hop and swivel. The White House said she cannot attend.
In a two and thrice weekly session at Tech, two experts from state agencies spoke to abnormal psychology students. Viola Stoughton, a psychiatric social worker with the Veterans, described a specific case she handled. Thomas Bares, a polygraph expert with the Department of Public Safety, explained the lie detector and outlined its use in law enforcement, while comments on torture in trials drew strong responses from officials and lawmakers.
Snyder special report: three Snyder residents injured when two cars sideswiped on Texas Hwy 350 about 8:10 p.m. Thursday six miles south of Snyder. Most seriously T. Childress, 61, sustained facial injuries. her husband suffered head and arm fractures, both taken to Memorial Hospital. Truman Young, 41, driver of the other car, had a severe arm injury. Investigators said the accident occurred on a curve. the Childress car rolled and rested upside down.
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