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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1966

Page

5

Brash naive view from WWI crew on LBJ mission

Two World War I bombing crew members said they thought LBJ was brash and naive for wanting to fly along. Harry Baren and Robert Marshall described Johnson as bold yet reckless, while Marshall recalled his thoroughness and lack of publicity. Both veterans later supported Johnson in elections.

Tom Cheatham Chicago UPI Johnson Harry Baren Robert Marshall Baren Marshall Townesville Australia Roosevelt South Pacific New Guinea Tvo

Priest Performs Aerial Engagement on Beirut High Wire

Beir ut 500 spectators watched German acrobats Lothar Lange and Carla Mueller wed in midair atop a cross bar 82 feet above ground during the Bavaria Show. Priest Naoum Atallah officiated in sneakers, rope secured, blessing them as they balanced along the wire.

Beirut Lebanon Lothar Lange Carla Mueller Naoum Atallah Lothar Carla Father Atallah

Mrs. Reba Crawford Dies in Midland Rites Set

Mrs. Reba Crawford of Midland died Sunday after a 15 day hospital stay. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Newinje W. Ellis Funeral Home Chapel with burial at 1 p.m. in Colorado City Cemetery. Surviving are husband R. R. Crawford, mother Bonnie Rankin, brother Walter Rankin Jr., and five sisters across Oklahoma City Shropshire Lubbock Alhambra and Midland.

Midland Reba Crawford Methodist Hospital Crawford Newinje W. Ellis Funeral Home Colorado City Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Oklahoma City First Christian Church R. R. Crawford Bonnie Rankin Walter V. Rankin Jr Coahoma John VY Shropshire H. Sturgeon L. L. Mason Alhambra Calif Evan L. Hinson la Puente Frank R. Blackwell

Critic Says McNamara Should Stay On The Job

Rep F Edward Hebert said Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara is an outstanding official who should remain in office despite his war with the Pentagon over the manned bomber and other issues Hebert told United Press International he is unalterably opposed to calls for McNamara to resign and admires his ability and dedication.

Washington UPI Edward Hebert D-La Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara Pentagon Hebert

Man Survives Harbor Crash After Car Skid on Pier

Portland resident Robert Sperling, 27, a former Coast Guardman, calmly escaped his sunken car after it slid off an icy Maine State Pier into 30 feet of harbor water early Sunday. He surfaced unharmed and alerted authorities.

Portland, Maine Robert Sperling Portland Coast

Supply Routes To Hanoi Cut By U S Air Force

Saigon reports that since mid April U S air attacks have severed all main supply routes to Haiphong from Communist China. Hanoi, with about 645000 residents, now appears virtually isolated as aerial photos show destruction to bridges and highways. Monsoon rains limited bombing over the weekend while B52s targeted Viet Cong in Zone C near the Cambodian border.

Saigon U. S Haiphong China Air Force Hanoi Viet Nam Red China South Zone C Camboess U.S. 1St Infantry Division Birmingham U.S. 11St Cavalry Division 1 Bong Son U.S

Vice President Humphrey Visits Mother on Mother's Day

In Minneapolis and Huron a Mother's Day reunion drew four generations of the Humphrey family. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey traveled to his mother Christine Humphrey, 84, in Huron, South Dakota, for a family gathering with his wife and daughter Jill.

Minneapolis Minn Hubert H. Humphrey Huron Christine Humphrey Humphreys Humphrey Bruce Solomonson Jill

LCC Growth Sparks Big Plans and Financial Strains

Lubbock Christian College expands to 44 faculty and eyes 54 next fall. Budget now 1.808 million with a 466,970 payroll and assets over 4 million. Plans call for 5,000 students by its 25th anniversary, a 25 million buildout, and new facilities financed by churches, foundations, and campaigns.

LCC Churches of Christ Lubbock Mattox Matrox West Texas Lubbock Christian College South Plains

Legislative returns reshape Texas House and Senate control

Uproar over primary results leaves Speaker Ben Barnes poised to keep House leadership as liberal gains in districts favor conservatives. Unofficial returns show multiple Senate races with incumbents advancing to runoffs or facing November opponents. Several House veterans and Barnes allies were defeated, while new faces emerge in districts from Dallas to Brownsville and El Paso. Gov Connally campaigned for Menton Murray as he narrowly won, with others like David Allred and Joe Ratcliff staging comebacks.

Hardeman Toerson Ben Barnes Barnes W. E Red) Berry San Antonio Sam Morrie Jim Segrest Wayne Connally Floresville Erasmo Andrade Rio Grande Tom Creighton Mineral Wells Gene Smith Fort Worth David Ivy Oscar Mauzy Dallas Frank Pounder Rogers Rep Bernal David Carter Northwest Bexar County Joe Christie el Paso Dudley Mann S. L. Abbott Jack Hightower Vernon Andy Rogers Childress James Klager Ronald Bridges Corpus Christi Frank Calhoun Abilene Roy Arledge Stamford Bill W. Barton Borger A. C. Hallmark Dalhart Connally Temple Dickson Sweetwater Roger D. Brown Big Spring Flex McDonald Edinburg Gregory Montoya Islsa I. M. (Mack) Edwards Pattonville Neal Solomon Mount Vernon Willl Vernon Beckham Denison Don Heston Sherman Rio Grande Valley Menton Murray Harlingen Henry Sanchez Jr John Connally Personnally Murray David Allred James Allred Wichita Falls Joe Ratcliff Oswin Chrisman Doni Gladden George’ Richards Huntsville W. T. Dangan McKinney Tony Bonilla Henry Fletcher Luling Steve Burgess Nacogdoches

Connally Team Hikes Edge In Sweep By Conservatives

In a June 4 runoff Connally campaigns sharpened by supporters led by Martin former Texas secretary of state. Calhoun trailed with about 17 percent. W T McDonald upset in the Criminal Appeals post. John F Onion led the field in San Antonio. Democrats fielded seven House races with redistricting shaping several outcomes and many incumbents facing rivals including Ray Roberts versus Lindley Beckworth. Voter turnout stood at 1,249,000 of about 3 million eligible. poll tax ruling broadened participation after the 1960 census redistricting created new seats in Houston and Dallas.

Martin Texas Connally Calhoun W. T. McDonald Criminal Appeals Court John F. Onion 175Th District Court San Antonio McDonald Bryan U. S. House Ray Roberts Lindley Beckworth Frank Briscoe Houston Bob Eckhardt Omar Burleson Anson Bob Casey John Dowdy Athens Martin Dies Jr House Un-American Activities Committee South Texas Abraham Kazen Laredo San Antonio van Lines Randolph Sherwood Cotulla Roy Martin House Wright Patman Joe Pool Earle Cabell Olin Teague Jack Brooks J. J. Pickle Bob Poage Jim Wright Graham Purcell John Young Eligio de la Garza Richard White Walter Rogers George Mahon Henry Gonzalez O. C. Fisher Pool Cabell Briscoe Pickle Wright Purcell Rogers Dallas

Four Solons Renominated in Texas Democratic Primary

Unofficial Texas primary returns show Reps. Ray Roberts Omar Burleson Bob Casey and John Dowdy renominated to their House seats. Dowdy led Dies in the 2nd District 47,216 to 43,820 with all counties reporting. Kazen neared victory in the 25th. Eckhardt won District 8 in Harris County amid controversy over the late Rep. Thomas name.

Charles Wilson Lufkin Bob Murphey Nacogdoches William T. Moore Bryan Neveille Colson Navasota Chet Brooks Pasadena John Ray Harrison Texas Texas Election Bureau Ray Roberts F McKinney Omar Burleson Anson Bob Casey Houston John Dowdy Athens Dowdy Martin Dies Jr Dies Abraham Kazen House Dist Atty Frank Briscoe Icity John Wildenthal Briscoe George Bush Ralph Yarborough Bob Eckhardt Larry

Two Killed In Waco Area Crash Details Emerge

Two killed in a Hale County crash with one victim identified as Prater, a farm worker from the Providence Community. Investigators Thurman Keffer and others gathered late Sunday as funeral plans surfaced for Prater. Reed relatives in Fort Worth and Azle listed as survivors. A separate item notes Indian truck makers planning a new plant in New Delhi.

Waco Earnest H. Reed Fort Worth Foster C. Reed Azle St. John’s Prather Lemons Funeral Home Ft. Sumner N.M George Armstrong Providence

North Viet Nam scores Thailand military moves

Tokyo AP reports North Viet Nam denounces Thailand for sending air force and navy units to South Viet Nam as a violation of Geneva accords. Hanoi asks the International Control Commission to urge withdrawal of Thai forces and US Saigon troops. The commission, from Canada India and Poland, monitors Cambodia Laos and the two Vietnams.

Tokyo North Viet Nam Thailand South Viet Nam Viet Nam International Control Commission For Hanoi Control Commission Canada India Poland United States Saigon Cambodia Laos Viet Nams

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