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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1965

Page

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AMA BOYCOTT URGED AT AMA MEETING

Doctors push ten resolutions urging a boycott of the Medicare plan. The measures go to committee for study with final action due midweek. Dr James Z Appel opposes the boycott, urging cooperation with Medicare if enacted, signaling a possible internal AMA clash. Several states condemn government interference in medical practice.

John Barbour EW York American Medical Assn House of Delegates AMA James Z. Appel Fornia Massachusetts Florida Louisiana Appel Medicare

Prayer and policy mingle in church and politics

A church prayer ends with a blessing from Mrs. Amos Pate of Littlefield. Separately, debate in the House of Delegates considers medicare participation with support from several state delegations led by John K. Glen of Texas. Connecticut and Texas proposals frame the rebelling page 8.

Jesus Amos Pate Littlefield House of Delegates Arizona Ohio Florida South Carolina Louisiana Indiana Nebras Connecticut Texas John K. Glen Glen Houston

Thunderstorms Dump Heavy Rain Across South Plains and Panhandle

A line of violent storms tracked 200 miles across the South Plains Panhandle and eastern New Mexico bringing heavy rain hail and strong winds. Reports included a tornado tunnel near Arch New Mexico, high water on Bailey County roads and a fatal highway crash blamed on gusty winds near an overpass. Lubbock saw .46 inches in 24 hours with .33 in the last hour as the line moved east overnight.

Plains Panhandle New Mexico Bailey County Amarillo Colorado Lubbock Knapp Snyder West Texas South Plains C. W. Tisdale Andalusia Ala Gerald G. Coon McDevid Fla Iury Hobbs Borger Muleshoe Arch Clovis Muleshoe- Morton

Ruby Case Jurist Out After Judge Brown Withdraws

The state judge who presided over Jack Ruby's murder trial, Judge Joe B. Brown, was removed at his own request amid ongoing upheaval in the case. The Dallas area assignment and pending sanity hearing for Ruby remain unresolved, with no decision on replacement or venue. Brown cited personal reasons for stepping down. defense lawyers had argued he had conflicts due to a book about the trial.

Jack Ruby Ruby Joe B. Brown Sol Dallas Brown Bmt Dallas A. Blankenship Louis Holland Montague Tex Jasper Joe Tonnhill Dann Phil Burleson Elmer Gertz Chicago Sam Houston Clinton Jr Austin New York Kunstler, Kunstler A Kinoy Tenshill Seo Brown

Johnson Signs Major Tax Cut With Further Cuts Hinted

President Johnson signed a 4.7 billion tax cut bill in a White House ceremony promising the benefits will reach consumers as merchants prepare to pass along savings. The plan unfolds in three stages with immediate excise tax relief and further reductions to come, potentially aiding those in poverty someday. Luci Baines Johnson will speak in New Orleans on June 27 to the Optometric Extension Program auxiliary.

Douglas B. Cornell Ashington Johnson White House East Room Hubert H. Humphrey Congress Wll Secretary of the Treasury Luci Washington UPD Luci Baines New Orleans Optometrics Extension Program White House

Kansas Flood Forces Mass Evacuations Across Three States

The Arkansas River flood displaced thousands across Kansas, Colorado, and New Mexico, with at least 18 000 evacuated as the river surged past towns like Kinsley and Great Bend. A dust storm darkened Garden City as rescuers anticipated more rain, winds, and hail.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Housands Kansans Arkansas U.S. Weather Bureau Kinsley Great Bend Syracuse Kansas Garden City Colorado New Mexico Lloyd Britton Britton

Judge Delays Action On Eidenotts Bid In Sanity Hearings

In Lubbock area coverage the A J notes Judge delays action on Eidenotts bid to bar the DA opposition in sanity hearings. The item appears in section A with other regional and national briefs including presidency changes and Vietnam war context.

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Algeria Cracks Down as Ben Bella Backers Clash in Algiers

Rioters in Algiers defied the Revolutionary Council with chants of Vive Ben Bella as riot police fired into the air. Demonstrations spread to other cities, buses were damaged, police surrounded key buildings, and many arrests were reported amid high tension and widespread unrest following Ben Bella's ouster.

Algeria Ahmed Ben Bella Algiers New Revolutionary Council Cental Bank of AI France Spat Cairo

Combat Pay Expanded For U S Troops In Viet Nam

The Defense Department broadened combat pay to 55 dollars monthly for all U S military personnel in Viet Nam. The policy allows geographic areas to be designated and portions excluded from danger. About 53,400 in South Viet Nam and 27,000 Navy personnel on 7th Fleet ships may qualify if approved.

Washington UPS Defense Department U.S Viet Nam Sec. of Defense Cyrus R. Vance Dominican Republic Pentagon South Viet] Nam U. S. 7Th Fleet South Viet Nam

Marilyn Monroe estate devoured by taxes says New York Post

The New York Post reports Marilyn Monroe heirs face large federal state and estate taxes leaving little or nothing for legacies. The article notes the estate will be in care of Marilyn's mentally ill mother Gladys Eley with conservator Inez Melson arranging long term support.

Teo Annotated Press York Marilyn Monroe New York Post Anticle Earl Wilwon Marilyn

Youth jury in Lubbock offers teen offenders new path

A Lubbock youth jury handles teenage traffic offenses under City Corporation Court guidance. Defendants face community tasks and educational speeches rather than fines, with one ordered to observe Methodist Hospital ER activity and present to a Driver Education class. The program, run by a teen steering committee and adult advisory board, aims to educate youths on justice and curb teen traffic issues.

Gordon Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Methodist Hospital City Corporation Court G. E. Taylor Bedy Traffic Council Cour WWEAT Fort Lee

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