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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
1
The report notes a burned car linked to a trio is found as U.S. and Soviet scientists plan to meet in Washington July 14 15 to explore turning sea water into drinkable water using nuclear power. President Johnson and Kennedy referenced water advances as vital.
Wester UBBOCK COUNTY commissioners on Tuesday afternoon approved a $2,500 for an outside audit by Dist Atty Alon Griffin to investigate alleged irregularities in courthouse business. Griffin cited a single set of books needing scrutiny as part of the probe.
A Texas man accused of a world tour financed by forged checks was arrested by FBI agents in Charleston as he arrived from Australia aboard the SS Pioneer where he served as a crewman. The arrest occurred Tuesday and ties him to an alleged forged-check operation.
An Area man returns to the United States amid an investigation into missing funds and alleged forgery. Federal authorities, including the FBI, pursue charges connected to an emergency $2,500 bond and potential extradition while officials promise full disclosure of findings.
A charred station wagon tied to three missing civil rights workers was found 12 miles northeast of here on State 21. President Johnson announced Allen Dulles would be brought to Mississippi to aid the FBI inquiry as federal and state officers intensified the search. The vehicle discovery spurred a sealed-off area as agents combed the swampy vicinity while vows to relentlessly pursue the trio were made.
Two people were injured when a police car and another vehicle collided near the intersection of St. and Boston Ave. Adams publicly stated updates while officers on patrol at 2nd St. and Sharon Pearson, 16, were taken to Methodist Hospital for emergency care.
A U.S. jetliner from New York flew to Berlin across Soviet zones and returned hours later without incident, reported by press officials. Police investigated a separate mishap at 6:45 p.m. on Mayfield Street involving a patrol car rushing to 35th Street address where a man was reportedly threatening his wife and children.
President Johnson announced on Tuesday that a strong military diplomatic team will be sent to South Vietnam to shift the battlefield balance. He accepted Henry Cabot Lodge's resignation as ambassador to Saigon and named General Maxwell D. Taylor, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to succeed him.
Fragmentary text describes a group reacting to a Lodge in Saigon with phrases like sad to leave. The source references a diplomat named Lodie and a Scranton connection, but details and context are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Ambassador Lodge resigns from post citing personal reasons to assist Gov. William Scranton in Pennsylvania's GOP presidential bid. Goldwater reacts coolly while Rockefeller and Scranton supporters view the move as a strategic boost amid pre convention drama.
A brief devotional prayer asks the Gracious Father to grant Race the ability to show kindness give pleasure comfort and cheer. It seeks an earnest desire to aid others and inspire godliness through life in Jesus name.
A terse notice notes shifting sections across pages in the sports, editorials, columns, radio TV programs and markets reports areas. Readers are advised to consult the new page layout for access to sports features and program listings.
Assistant Attorney General confirms Robert F Kennedy will not run for the U S Senate from New York. The Kennedy family trip to West Berlin and Poland will proceed as he ends months of speculation about a Democratic bid against incumbent Republican Kenneth Keating. Kennedy will visit Germany and Poland to meet American forces and mark the late President Kennedy’s anniversary speech.
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