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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1964

Page

4

Strikes Erupt Over Firemen Job Elimination By Railroads

Washington rail labor conflict expands as firemen strike at Pennsylvania and Western railroads. Arbitration board rulings limit reductions by seniority, with some workers offered comparable pay and others protected. Pickets appear at Conway yards. operations resume after about 10 hours.

Lubcock Avalanche Journal Pennylvania Conway Peera E Esern Aroma Fei Ia & Western TPW Peoria & Pekin’ Union Railway PFU R J. Strand Pes Orla Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen En-ginemen Washington Congress Aif Nes Locomotive Brotherhood Col Best Alexander Alee Pennsylvania Ries Cella

School Public Relations Conference at Texas Tech

A school public relations conference is set on the Texas Tech campus Saturday. Sponsored by the West Texas School Study Council and Lone Star Public Relations Association, the event runs 9 30 am to 3 30 pm with a luncheon in the Coronado Room. Johnny Clark presides at 10 am and remarks are by Dr Morris Wallace and H W Goodgson.

Texas Tech West Texas School Study Council Lone Star Public Relations Association Coronado Room The Tech Union Johnny Clark Orton Public Schools Tech Morris Wallace WTSSC H.W. Goodgson Lone Star W. D. Ers Jr Rogers Nat. Willams Lubbock Floyd Manry Plainview Kenneth Laycock Levelland Omer Douglas Brownfield Bertie J. Fallon Mirrya Minnis Ion Lee Vardy Slaton Public Schools I Opinion Jack “Clapp Adrian ‘Vaughan Emil Carmichael Avalanche Journal Dale Johnson Daily Sun News Bob Clinton Snyder Barry Thompson Joe Young Mary Elizabeth Tillery Sam Anderson Big Spring Delwin Webb A Abernathy Anderson ‘Webb Good Will I Council

McNamara Trip Draws Mixed Reactions in Saigon

President Johnson orders Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to visit Vietnam again as Premier Nguyen Khanh welcomes a second trip in two months. Vietnamese officials warn repeated visits risk signaling U.S. wavering while Communist China warns of Dien Bien Phu-like consequences. The report notes mixed domestic reactions and outlines panel sessions on school public relations in West Texas.

Saigon Upt Johnson Defense Robert McNamara Nguyen Khanh United States China U.S South Viet Nam Dien Bien Phu France Indochina

Spring Shrine Ceremonial Set at Amarillo event

Members of the Khiva Temple prepare a Spring Shrine Ceremonial in Amarillo with about 50 novices to be initiated at 2 p.m. Satur day. Potentate C A Bill Holmes announces the two day program at the Herring Hotel including a parade installation and banquet with John Collard Jr. Grand Master of Masons in Texas scheduled for 7 20 p.m. Saturday. British poet Lord Byron died of fever in 1824 while aiding Greek independence in Greece.

Amarillo Bill) Holmes Pam Herring John Collard Jr Masons Athens Lord Byron Greece

Amarillo Youths Named In Tulia Kress Break-Ins

Six Amarillo youths are charged in Tulia and Kress burglaries tied to Roy Holtzclaw Jewelry, with 200 wedding rings and other valuables seized. Names include Levario, Jimenez, Stone, Cardoza, Hernandez, and Guillen, all in Swisher and Amarillo jails. Some suspects signed statements admitting the break-ins on April 2, lawmen report.

Tulia Ama‘rio Roy Holtzclaw Darrel Smith Kress Farm Kress Tula Nicholas Joe Levario Salvador Jimenez Swisher County Billy Joe Stone Rudy Cardoza Thomas Hernandez Raymond Guillen Amarillo Levario Stone Cardoza Hernandez Atdress Teco

Pearson Plans Conference On Peace Keeping

Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced exploratory talks with several governments to form an international peacekeeping force for United Nations service. He spoke at Carleton University naming Norway Denmark Sweden Finland and the Netherlands as potential partners and urged creation of a small professional international police force for traffic crowd control protection and crime investigation. The note referenced UN calls to earmark and train units for an international force outside the UN framework. The piece also mentions Columbus fleet vessels Nina Pinta and Santa Maria.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Canada United ‘Nations Ice Pearson Carleton University Norway Denmark Sweden Finland Netherlands U.N

Arm Breaker Boy Feels He's Accident Prone

Dallas a 13 year old named Jordan explains he is one big accident waiting to happen. Each family member shares a view on his claimed clumsiness with lines from Sister Nancy and Louis and his mother notes insurance doubts. His father jokes about not coming home and Jordan says he remains thankful for support.

Dallas Ee Jordan Happer Nancy Louis

Bulbs More Efficient Says 60-Year-Old Lamps Outshine

A historical note claims contemporary bulbs rival the light output of lamps from sixty years prior, suggesting a long-standing shift to efficiency in lighting.

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