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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

3

Texas Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Insurance Companies

Texas Supreme Court upholds insurers in claims ruling against broad flood hurricane coverage. The decision narrows coverage for water damage linked to storms and emphasizes standard insuring clauses apply to losses from windstorm and cyclone. The opinion cited two cases involving price Daniel era politics and initial contracts.

Lubbock Austin Price Daniel Texas Afl-Cio Ion Carla Padirance Eine Aria Texas Fmance Aniustors Texas Supreme Court

Looming split as Johnson Kennedy clash grows

In Washington AP report Kennedy and Johnson rivals clash over antiwar Viet Nam and Dominican Republic policies. Kennedy urges restraint on arms race while Johnson faces push for larger Viet Nam funding and labor reform, signaling a developing contest for New York party leadership and possible ticket implications.

Jack Bell Senate Washington Jotmaen Sen. Roberts F. Kennedy D-Ny New York City Viet Nam Johnson Dominican Republic Ouron Kennedy House Assassi Iated John F. Kenner Lunder Stu Kennedy Robert United States John Sary York Organization of American New York U. S Santo Dom Ingo Robert F. Wagner Heling Kent Nedy John

Kyle Youth Corps argues for job plan in small Texas town

Kyle Texas superintendent William Johnson recalls selecting 22 youths for a part time program that was dropped after the National Youth Administration Youth Corps rejected the district. Regional director W L Crawford cites minimum wage rules and a tightening on exceptions. The town of Kyle has 650 students and a 75 percent low income Latino student body. In a separate note, Sam Krasner of Dallas paid a 3800 dollar penalty for drilling an slanted oil well in Gregg County Texas as per the attorney general.

Kyle, Tex UPI Kyle William Johnson Rej Johnson T J NNYC Dallas W. L. Crawford Youth Corps Jleing Youth Corp Department of Labor President Johnson Texas Austin U.S. Labor Department Austin (Ap Sam Krasner Gregg County Atty Waggoner Carr Austin Dist Herman Jones W. D. Utzman

Welfare Board bans TVs and telephones from aid in Wayne County

Wayne County Welfare Board rules bar most welfare recipients from owning a television or telephone effective July 1 with two exceptions for adult invalids or handicapped children and essential telephones. Local protest mounted by Goldsboro News-Argus and citizens, citing elderly inaccessibility to church programs.

Goldsboro, N.C Wayne County’ Welfare Board Goldsboro News-Argus Richard Grady Welfare Board Jack Barfield Mount Olive James Williford

How to Live with Tinnitus Facts and Now

A new booklet explains tinnitus or heed now and its effects as a major cause of hearing distress. It offers readers practical facts about this irritating symptom that affects millions.

Hearing Aid Audition Offer Promises Free Wallet Card

A clipped ad invites readers to mail a coupon for a free hearing aid audition at a local center. It promises a Becklet and Wend Nols bonus and asks readers to send in the coupon to receive the free item.

President Saves DC Landmark From Wreckers

President Johnson halted demolition of the old U S Court of Claims Building at Bath Street and Pennsylvania Avenue across from the White House. The 52 year old red sandstone structure will become a Smithsonian gallery of art crafts and design replacing the government tenancy since 1901. Dr S Dillon Ripley Smithsonian secretary accompanied the transfer signing hoping tours of the gallery will enhance foreign visits to Washington. Restoration is part of broader Lafayette Square redevelopment including a new Court of Claims building and other revamps.

Washington Johnson U. S. Court of Claims Bath Street Pennsylvania Avenue White House Smithsonian Institution Blair House Riley Court of Claims Customs and Patent Appeals Lafayette Square

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