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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1967

Page

6

Mercury Records Lows Across Wide US May Weather

Weather report notes new May and spring lows across several states. Amarillo averaged 37 degrees, Perryton 28, with Texas fronts bringing clear skies and light showers only in the Rio Grande Valley. Farmers report drought relief still needed as rain remains scarce and conditions vary across the Panhandle and adjacent areas.

Amarillo Perryton Panhandle Texas Teaver Rio Grande Valley

Weather and flood tolls amid heavy rains across Texas and West

The report describes heavy rainfall north and south of the Georgetown area, with five inches plus totals in several towns, and rivers breaching banks near San Gabriel River causing rescues. It notes a Dallas student presumed drowned near Towertuhes while others rode the river. Severe weather extends to Montana and South Dakota with snow and wind. Wyoming National Guard mobilizes.

Sioorzetown San Gabrisl Dallas Southwestern University Dan Newton San Gabriel Towertuhes Georgetown Rockkind Hor Artside Jackson Presidio Amarile South Texas Matesily North Centra Painfell Westwunt Minzarda Atoll Reneh Montana South Dakota Sheridan Buffalo Gillette Sano Win Rand Sundance

Mer e Coe Prize News Echoes Across Senge Tee

An unusual congratulatory line appears to praise Mere Coe and Senge Tee with garbled wording and potential misspellings. The fragment suggests an awards or acknowledgment note but lacks clear details or context.

Space Hotel Plans Expand Into Orbit and Lunar Routes

Report outlines Space Hotel concepts by Vote Inc and Space Hospital projects featuring surface and orbital hotels, lunar transit stops, and a multipurpose space factory. Details discuss construction near the Lamar Hilton, orbiting corridors, and industry needs for a sustained space hospitality and manufacturing ecosystem.

Vote Inc Canehy Ft Garland Earth Titten Ams Jim

Museum ICASALS project eyed as major university effort

D Croneis outlined the ICASALS museum center as a national role model with strong state and regional backing. donors include $100,000 from an anonymous contributor and college reimbursements for planning. The project aims to unify research and education across vast arid regions and enhance Texas Tech’s standing among state universities.

Farber D. Mc Wiggins Tee Harris F. Underwood Cine Texas Tee State Coordinating Act For Higher Education Treh Texas University of Hintston University of Texas Tess A&m Dallas-Fort Worth Wigeins Avaid Duptiesttien Kompland Tat Texas ‘Tech Dens Sd M. Lanatte de. Crneis Icasals Snl Brad Supeport Shecause Croneis Murray Trey Tent Robert Ht Ieabe Branmnai Westesas Museumt Assa Wars Alexander Keating Ami Rabbi Milion International Center Ith St Indiana Ave Planetaring Lofy Rive Wedern Ste Hesia MIT United States

Aiken and Dirksen Clash Over Vietnam War Policy at Meeting

Sen. George D. Aiken accused the Johnson administration of pursuing surrender terms in Vietnam while urging broader U.S. commitment. Dirksen admonished party critics as discussions focused on publicizing a critical staff report and broader war strategy among GOP leaders and lawmakers.

Aiken George D. Aiken Vermont Hean GOP Johnson Viet Democrate Anon Peet Aikin Dirksen Werner Vietnam Nave Sen Rourke BR. Hickenlooper Town Sis Hickenlooper

Dog Hobo Finds Home After Mourning Lost Ranch Friend

An old dog named Hobo bonds with a ranch family after mourning his canine companion. He followed the couple for two years, lived beside them on the harsh Texas ranch, and grew close to the people and animals there. Despite efforts to bury his late friend on the ranch, Hobo remained devoted and eventually rode away in a car to visit the site again, symbolizing deep attachment and a settled, cared for life.

Vance Janes Esur Swindenil Hal Mrs Jones Hobo Jones Alen Hale Tate Lockney Tes Hobo Tackney Lackney Abn Potit

Police Probe Burglaries Thefts Here

Three breakins and thefts were reported on Tuesday in Lubbock. The most spectacular was at Quality Pawn Shop on Main Street where intruders pried a wall lock, opened a locker envelope, and left a radio and watch behind. A 2M pound safe was carried from front to back and loaded on a truck, containing about 20 825 in change plus ledgers. Other reports included a vacant-house breakin on Cornell Street with a toilet, light bulbs, and window panes damaged, and losses of lamps, a fishing rod, and a coin purse at nearby addresses.

Lubbock Quality Pawn Shop Main St L. J. Green Cornell Green Th. Kroll Ave Elia Boyd Resch Lars Chaney

Texas House Debates Cost Amendment Amid Prompted Dignity Debate

Lawmakers grappling with a near term budget amendment clash as Rep Jimny Nugent and Rep Reg Maurice Pipkin clash over naming and labeling the bill. A proposed "Socialist Profits Act" label is rejected while supporters defend the amendments.

Tim Sant Cary Vietoret

Closed door meetings spark debate over public access

Lawmakers discuss limits on private gatherings by boards and agencies. Proposals would tighten rules to protect public hearings, with fines of up to 200 dollars for first offenses and 500 dollars for later violations. Amendments seek state pollution and agricultural processor regulations.

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