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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1966

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Bandit Hits Drive In Theater Area Voter Sign Up Plan Studied

State officials monitor voter registration procedures in Babbock and surrounding areas as part of a statewide probe. The inquiry aims to counter federal challenges to the state's emergency sign up period amid 1 800 registrations in Lubbock County.

Abbock State Attorney General's Office Kelley FBI Lubbock Paso Amarillo U.S Avalanche-Journal Chaim Texas U. S

War Funds Approved By House Panel In Viet Nam Need

The House Appropriations Committee unanimously backed President Johnson's emergency Viet Nam funding of 13.1 billion dollars for planes missiles and economic aid with quick passage expected. Chairman Mahon warned more funds may be needed this fiscal year and cited escalation as a key factor.

YW Saneton Johnson Viet Nam House Appropriations Committee George H. Mahon D-Tex House Mahon House Rules Committee Appropriations Committee Defense Department Melvin R. Laird R-Wis Sec. of Defense Robert S. McNamara Congress McNamara Dean Rusk

Jayhawkers and Miners Reach Midwest Regional Final

Kansas and Texas Western advanced to the Midwest regional final after close wins on Friday night. Texas Western edged Cincinnati 78 to 76 in overtime while Kansas defeated SMU 76 to 70. Syracuse, Duke, Michigan and Kentucky also won in their regional games. Utah led the West opener.

M Pexas Western Kansas Texas Western Cincinnati SMU Syracuse Duke Michigan Kentucky Utah Sec. C

A Glance Today Spelling Champions Named

In Lubbock area YOAKUM COUNTY leads naming spelling champions for the A J Spelling Bee to be held at page 10 sec A. Wayland Senior countdown to graduation events continues on page 1 sec B followed by other notices.

Lubbock Yoakum County Wayland Sec. B

City Wrecks Leave Dozen Hurt in Lubbock Area Crashes

A dozen people were injured in multiple traffic crashes around Lubbock Friday. Pedestrian Bill East, 74, suffered minor injuries after being struck near Ave D. Driver John L Warren, 24, was identified. Teen rider Robert M McBrayer, 40, was treated after a car motorcycle collision at 34th St and Memphis Ave. Jimmy Peterson, 16, broke a leg in a motorcycle crash on 46th St. Jim Hight, 4307 36th St Apt A, had unspecified injuries. A six-person rollover near 60th St and Canton Ave sent several to Hub City hospitals. Andrew E Reed, 20, Texas Tech student, was taken to Methodist Hospital after a collision. The report notes multiple serious injuries were not evident.

Lubbock Area Bill East 1509 Ave. D. J Porter Clinic Ave Johnny L. Warren Auburn St Robert M. McBrayer St. Mary’s Hospital 34Th St Memphis Ave McBrayer Jimmy Lowell Peterson 46Th St Jim Hight 36Th St Apt. A West Texas Hospital Peterson Hight 60Th St Canton Ave Hub City Tech Methodist Hospital Andrew E. Reed Bledsoe Hall Texas Tech Odesssa

Citizens' Committee forms to oppose 19th Street parking ban

A group of 42 businessmen and property owners met at the Cabana Motel to form the Citizens' Committee for 19th Street. They oppose the city council plan to remove all parking on 19th Street from Avenue A to Avenue X and will propose traffic improvements to the Traffic Committee. The council will discuss the ban at its March 24 meeting.

George Pharr Avalanche-Journal 19Th Street Cabana Motel Citizens’ Committee For Avenue A Avenue X

Bruce Kattmann elected chairman at Friday meeting

Bruce Kattmann owner of Bruce's Aztec Inn at 2227 19th St was chosen as chairman during Fridays gathering on 19th Street traffic. He warned eliminating parking would bankrupt many local businesses and leave workers jobless while proposing an improvement plan to the Traffic Committee.

Bruce Kattmann Bruce 19Th St 19Th Street Kattman

Krueger Murder Trial Relocated to Dallas

A judge moved the murder trial of California teenager Paul Eric Krueger to Dallas. Krueger is accused of killing three fishermen near Corpus Christi on the Gulf of Mexico coast on April 12, 1965, after the case had previously been scheduled elsewhere.

Kingsville Tex California Paul Eric Krueger Dallas Cat Krueger Corpus Christi Gulf of Mexico

City to End Angle Parking on Avenues K and L in Angle Park

City Council action eliminates angle parking on avenues K and L between 10th and th streets. Work crews start removing painted angle lanes Monday. 10th Street becomes westbound from Avenue M to College Avenue with few legal parking changes. A new traffic signal at 10th and College activated Friday. Stop signs will swap at three intersections Monday to favor Main Street and 10th Street traffic. Preparatory work begins to convert 15th and 16th streets to one way.

Avenues K 10Th and Th Bill McDaniel McDaniel 10Th Street Avenue M College Avenue 10Th and College Main Street

Morton Man's Plane Missing Sparks Central Texas Air Search

A fleet of nine private planes from Morton and Muleshoe began an all-out hunt across Central Texas for a missing airplane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Max Bowers of Morton. The craft departed Abilene at 8 p.m. Thursday toward College Station and failed to arrive at Easterwood Field, triggering a Civil Air Patrol search coordinated from Abilene.

Morton Muleshoe Texas Max Bowers Abilene Municipal College Station Bowers Federal Aviation Agency Abilene Texas Civil Air Patrol Easterwood Field Temple West Texas Bryan Joe Allen Military Academy Joe Bowers la- See

Gunman on motorcycle robs Golden Horseshoe workers

A masked gunman with an eye patch hijacked two Golden Horseshoe Drive-In Theater employees for about 250 to 300 dollars then fled on a dark motorcycle. Described as a 35-year-old Caucasian with kinky hair, he threatened the workers at the ticket booth and fled after grabbing the money pouch. Police questioned motorcycle riders but did not link the suspect to other recent Lubbock holdups.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Louise Farabee E. Bates David Aycock Billy Adrian ‘Boen 58Th St

Sukarno Hands Power to Suharto Amid Indonesian Turmoil

Sources in Singapore report Indonesian President Sukarno ceded political power to Lt. Gen. Suharto in Jakarta and may retain a figurehead role. Subandrio’s fate unclear as Suharto deploys thousands of troops and station martial law plans. The government radio calls a military exercise. U S envoy Green cites peaceful handling and a planned parade for unity.

Associated Press Ingapore Sukarno Jakarta Suharto Indonesia Subandrio Abdul Haris Nasution U.S Marshall Green Singapore Nasution

Land Cost Guidelines Told To Area Farmers At Tech Conference

About 540 attendees heard how qualified landowners can claim an income tax depletion allowance on underground irrigation water. Contour maps and land cost guidelines cover 13-county area and the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Baroy High Plains Texas Tech Tax Institute Tech

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