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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
3
Lazbuddie entries seize top placings at the Prion Livestock Show as Sak Bienaier Patan Chane and Tet ine Ate ha are we Ese Wim earn standout awards. Judges praised the entries from local breeders and 4H youths, noting strong performances across cattle and hog divisions.
Police are examining a string of burglaries reported near Weatcons and nearby streets including AthBt and Georee Many, with entry gained through doors and windows. Investigators are following leads as they seek suspects and stolen equipment.
The article notes strong reactions in Paris to remarks by Senator Fulbright. It cites concerns about balance of payments and foreign policy, with references to U.S. influence, prostitution, and public unrest. It mentions investigations and inquiries linked to Paris and political criticism.
Reported near an intersection, two technology students were injured when a vehicle struck their trailer. Rescue teams freed one occupant as responders worked to stabilize the scene and transport victims to a local hospital.
Houston reports a hearing schedule set for May 17 by the Power Commission on a request from Saas Co to attach to the Del aware Basin reserves. The note mentions cubic feet of nat opium reserves and Bangkok Thailand plans involving government owned facilities.
Citizens in Dawson County reviewed a proposal to study rainfall enhancement over six months from April through September. The committee weighed potential impacts, costs, and feasibility, with officials hinting at next steps if favorable results emerge.
A man pleaded guilty to an obscene telephone call and was fined $100. Police report state the caller spoke in a threatening manner to a woman in Patrio Street. The recipient described the voice and identified the caller as the man, who attempted to arrange a meeting but was stopped by patrol. The woman resides in Elmors block and said she received the call at 10 20 pm. Detectives noted similar calls were received by others in the area.
The Houston Show Champion sold for 14 600 at a county fair. The event featured Pembroke tied cattle entries with several grand awards and notable participants including Rhonda, Lymn, and Cox. Prices rose for other champions as bidders competed, highlighting strong interest in livestock.
South Plains Stamp Club elected officers at its meeting held Friday. Vice president was Aenea Cheatham. Matt Smith of 3808th Sts served as supervisor of parliamentary procedures. The minutes noted standard club affairs and upcoming events.
In Dawson, stock judging champions were named across classes including steer, Duroc barrow, Poland China, Chester White, and reserved honors. Notable exhibitors included Hancock, Askew, O'Donnell, and Jones with several teams and individuals earning champion and reserve titles amid a crowded judging lineup.
A garbled passage features phrases about reform and appreciation with stray words like alien and hyer. The legible content hints at a discussion of authenticity and reform but lacks coherent context or clear actors. No concrete events or entities emerge to identify.
Fire destroyed the brick Civil Rights headquarters in Sunflower County. Police said eight white suspects were arrested after a planned march by civil rights workers turned violent. demonstrators and counterprotesters clashed near the police barricades. Investigators pursue cause. no injuries reported.
SEATON Legit rae services for Caesar Barrow slated for 2 40 p m Sunday at Tri Pine Baptist Church with A Brown pastor. Burial will be at Englewood Cemetery under South Plaing Funeral Home of Lambock Barrow died at 12 15 p m Thursday Survivors include his wife and several relatives from Wichita Kan Rogers Tex and Fort Worth among others.
Linden funeral services are planned for Mrs. John Fannin at Sanders Funeral Home. The body will be transferred to Hanner-Carri Home in Linden. Survivors include two daughters and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are pending for Joe Ryanner, 80, who died at 3 p.m. at Cogtell Memorial Hospital Bem. He is survived by daughters Teresk Abr and Caroline, a son Tammy Joe, three sisters, and a brother. The fragmentary text includes mixed details about a newborn Italian boy and unrelated medical notes from Chicago and Nova Scotia.
Mrs Phillips announces funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Rey. The notice states a 2 p.m. service at Singiet Home of Denver Cite. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event concerns a funeral with location and time follow up in the community notice.
An Eastern Airlines four engine Douglas DC-4 landed at Kennedy with one engine failed. The inbound aircraft from San Juan Puerto Rico carried 75 passengers and a crew of seven. There was no fire and no injuries reported as the jetliner taxied to a hangar with rescue crews.
Chen, chief architect of Chiang Kai-shek’s regime and longtime deputy leader of the Kuomintang, died at 77 after a long illness. A devoted follower of Chiang for more than four decades, he helped shape government policy, wartime strategy, and postwar governance in Taiwan.
The Rev G A Baten will lead the funeral for Tom L Vaughan at 2 pm at Pine Baptist Church Roaring Sinner with burial at Roaring Spririt Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Home in Matador, Maus. The 68 year old died Thursday at home after lengthy illness in Rare Sprioay.
Fragmentary notice lists Burris services scheduled today with scattered details about locations and individuals, including references to family members and nearby places. The readable text mentions Georgia, Cedar Ave, and names like Mee Lace Ladd, Sus Cedar Ave Sis, and Davidhters, suggesting a local memorial or service announcement with limited clarity.
Mrs Mary Star, longtime pastor of Sto Liles Methodist, died Friday at Highland Hospital. She served the Ar. Benet Bailtiy Church and Craivch, leaving behind four grandchildren and several distant relatives. Funeral arrangements were planned in Plainview, with services at the local hospital chapel.
Funeral services for Mrs Wanda Jacobson were held at the First Baptist Church in Floydada with Rev. Baidity of Laibhock officiating. Born in Play County she was a member of his SN bein and Benielery sande. Survived by Annais CR a Gearcetl, Pk, and three daughters, all of Laibbock.
Obituary notice for Mrs Gordon stating funeral home arrangements and services. Mentions surviving husband seven daughters and multiple relatives, with references to church and community figures. Includes names likely of immediate family and mourners.
Funeral services for Mrs. D. Buckner are planned Sunday at the Frat Baghet Church with Pastor Fendon E Lewis officiating. The decedent, a resident for about ten years, passed away recently in Gian Ce letion. Interment to follow in the family plot. surviving relatives include a brother and other extended family members.
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