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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1966

Page

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County officials weigh slum curb plan with limited power

County commissioners pledged moral support for preventing slum development outside Lubbock but offered no formal actions. City Housing Standards leader Paul Payne cited rapid expansion of shack towns beyond city lines and urged state legislative remedies next year.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Ubbock County Commissioners Court Rod Shaw Paul L. Payne Jr Housing Standards Commission Payne Lubbock

State Group Shuns Wager Plea After Split Meeting

Texas Democratic leaders rejected a May 7 vote on annual versus permanent voter registration and postponed action on a horse race betting referendum. Austin for the Sept 20 state convention. Corpus Christi suggested for 1968. Stanley Woods urged turnout and a court extension of the 15 day registration period.

Democratic Democratic Executive Committee Austin Corpus Christi Stanley Woods Houston Austin Federal Court Woods Will Davis David Carr Davis Texas Thoroughbred Breeders Assn Ches Benson Association Dallas Benson

Heists Here In Abernathy and Lubbock

A pair of Monday night robberies in Lubbock County and Abernathy trouble resident PHIL HAMILTON INDA WALKER. The Lot-A-Burger No 3 at 4204 W 19th St and Tower of Pizza at 2411 Main were robbed with similar strangers and gloves color noted. Mrs Walker recognized the man at Tower of Pizza, saying the assailant used the same manner and speech as the February holdup. Police pursue leads as the $100 plus loot and $45 to $60 taken in Abernathy are investigated.

Phil Hamilton Avalanche-Journal Inda Walker 19Th St Tower of Pizza Main Lubbock County June South Abernathy Lubbock Abernathy

Man Held In Earlier Job In Lakeys Cleaners Robbery

A 23 year old Lubbock man surrendered to police at noon Monday in the Lakey s Cleaners robbery case. The suspect, six feet tall and 160 pounds with blue eyes, faces a charge to be filed Tuesday. Victim Mrs Glenda Kay White identified him in a police lineup after the Saturday holdup which netted 189 dollars in cash. Police note the suspect’s description closely matched the victim s account. Several other March robberies remain unsolved and total losses for the year approach 2900 dollars.

Lakey’s Cleaners 19Th St F. W Skeet) Forrester Forrester Glenda Kay White Preston’s Milk Ave. H Williams Grocery Dartmouth 52Nd St College Ave Golden Horseshoe Drive-in 66Th St

After Violator Lends Aide In Fire Rescue

Motorcycle officer Floyd Klindt witnessed a crash on the Harbor Freeway and helped Bernadine Beatty out of a burning overturned car. Driver Manocho la Manchola assisted by smashing a window with a bumper jack. Beatty survived. Klindt continued the speeding ticket and favored clemency for Manchola.

OS Angeles Floyd Klindt Harbor Freeway Klindt Bernadine Beatty Perez Manchola Miss Beatty Manchola

Canadian River水 to reach Lubbock by early 1968

Project engineer says water from the Canadian River will be available to Lubbock by early 1968. The note appears on Page 5 in Section A. County commissioners plan an acquisition swap involving the old post office building with a federal group, as reported on Page 1 Section B.

Lubbock Federal

Desegregation cases clarified for administrators in Austin

Federal officials outline school desegregation guidance for Austin administrators. The article notes a Thursday midnight deadline for registrations and Carr’s signup job, alongside other items such as Prince Philip receiving a degree and a Western movie luncheon.

Austin Sec. A Carr Prince Philip

Tower Re-election Tops Texas GOP Objectives

The Texas Republican Executive Committee named San Antonio as the site for the Sept. 20 statewide convention and certified a slate of candidates led by Sen. John Tower for re election. Tower promised seven day weeks and urged early speech bookings while Texas Republicans made re electing Tower their top goal.

USTIN Texas Republican Executive Committee John Tower San Antonio Tower Texas Leave T. E. Kennerly Houston Kellis Dibrell Seguin Robb Stewart Richardson Rudy T. Garza Corpus Christi Lawrence Daffan Gilmer Albert Fay General Land Office Jack Garrett Danbury John Golshee Jacksonville Roy J. Jindra Alice Austin GOP

Nancy Bernard shines at Lubbock homecoming events

Charm Plus Nancy Bernard, Lub bock born national maid of cotton, returns for a visit. She attends a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Country Club, undergoes fittings for a fashion show, and is honored by her sorority before an 8 pm show at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium.

Nancy Bernard Johnson White House Nancy Pauline Warner Wanda McClure Avalanche-Journal Andy Bernard Lubbock Maid of Cotton Nancy Page

Warm Texas cities report 80s and 81s in early summer

It felt like summer in Texas on Monday with warm sunshine in West and extreme south Texas. East Texas stayed mostly cloudy with mild 60s to 70s as Lubbock and Wink reported 82, San Angelo 81, and Brownsville 80.

Associated Press Texas Lubbock and Wink San Angelo Brownsville

Gemini 8 Launch Delayed By Environment System Leak

Officials postponed the Gemini 8 rendezvous three day flight after a leak in the environmental system and loose fuel inside the 66 foot Atlas rocket. Engineers planned to swap EC S from Gemini 9 and consider a Wednesday launch, with possible further delay to May.

Preas Ure Kennedy Spain

Gemini launch delay due to suit circuit leak

Officials expected a Wednesday liftoff of the Titan 2 rocket carrying the Gemini spacecraft but optimism faded as a moisture removal leak appeared in the space suit circuit, part of the environmental system governing cabin atmosphere.

Noisy Bray Qualifies Sagebrush For Duty

Sagebrush Sally the 5 year old Wyoming mule is named mascot for the 1st Cavalry Division in Vietnam due to a loud bray. She will replace Maggie the squieter mule who was shot and killed by an Army sentry when she failed to answer his challenge.

Lander Wyo UPI Sally Wyoming Viet Nam 1St Cavalry Division Maggie

Land condemnation for Lyndon B Johnson Park delayed

Gillespie County Commissioners postponed indefinitely the condemnation of four of five park tracts for Lyndon B Johnson State Park. About 75 residents protested across from the President's CBI Ranch as a petition with 221 signatures urged halting the land seizures. The state had planned to add 399 acres near U S 290 and Ranch Road 1, including a curio shop site and motel area, with $450 an acre previously paid by a county jury.

State Parks and Wildlife Department Gillespie County President's Ranch Ranch Road 1 WU. S. 290 U. S. 290 Sam Darden Bandera Darden

Harlem blaze rages through night with 200 firefighters

About 200 firefighters using 40 pieces of equipment fought a five alarm blaze in Harlem Manhattan through the night drawing crews from the city and surrounding areas.

New York UPD Harlem Manhattan

Weather Map Page 3A Lubbock Near 80 in Partly Cloudy

Partly cloudy today and tonight with a high near 80 and a low in the middle 40s. Winds from the south to southwest up to 20 to 30 mph across the region.

Lubbock

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