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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1969

Page

4

SEATO Envoys Gather in Bangkok For Talks

In Bangkok SEATO diplomats from the United States Britain Thailand the Philippines Australia and New Zealand arrive for a two day session. Secretary Rogers flies in from Saigon to join the talks which may reshape the 15 year old military pact. Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo voiced cautious optimism about revisions while debates on abolishing the organization have simmered in Manila.

Bangkok UPI Southeast Asia Treaty Organization William P. Rogers United States Saigon Britain Thailand Philippines Australia New Zealand Lord Shepherd SEATO Carlos P. Romulo Themnes Romulo Advisory Council Nixon Asia Southeastee Vietnam Laos Military Advisers Council Rogers U.S South Vietnam Uss Repose Nguyen van Thieu Washington-Saigon Paris U.S. Air Force Phu Bai U.S. Army Ens Jeffrey Rogers Secretary of State Sship

Arkansas Bars Sell of Mixed Drinks at Public Places

Arkansas voters legalized public sale of mixed drinks in hotels motels and restaurants in 1969 sparking lively dialogue as servers learn the lingo. Patrons and restaurateurs report mixed drink training progress while officials weigh SEATO issues and Vietnam policy during a separate briefing.

Cooley to push private funds for artificial heart work

Dr. Den Cooley of the Texas Heart Institute announced plans to pursue artificial heart research using private funds, separate from NIH support. He aims to hire Liotta to head a Texas Heart Institute program while Baylor weighs its policy on experimental devices without NIH consent.

Houston UPI den Lect Ton A Cooley NIH Texasl National Institutes of Health Domingo Liotta Baylor ‘College of Medicine Liot Texas Heart ‘Institute Texas Heart Institute St. Luke’s Hospital St. Luke’s Baylor Cooley and Liotta Haskell Karp Skokie Til Baylor Executive Committee Willem Kolff Salt Lake City

Last Letter in 1945 Mother Still Awaiting Word

Harlingen reports Mrs. Drijida Ochoa, long awaiting word on son Vicente Torres missing since 1945. Vicente, 19, enlisted 1943, served in the Philippines, last heard Aug 4 1945. Army later told AWOL, FBI and Philipines investigation found no trace. Ochoa continues letter campaigns seeking answers and reiterates belief he did not desert.

Vicente Philippines Luzon D-Tex Ion

Apollo 10 Moon Mission Prepares for Deep Orbit Tests

Apollo 10 crews led by Stafford Cernan and Young conduct near lunar flyby maneuvers test docking with Snoopy the lunar module and prepare for a 69 mile lunar orbit. The mission aims to reach the moon in 75 hours and return to a May 26 splashdown in the Pacific.

Stafford Apollo 10 Earth Lunar Cernan Australia Moon Dead Planet Oceanside Cape Kennedy Young Air Force Navy Snoopy Pacific South Pacific American Samoa Associated Press

Three Hurt In Bicycle And Car Crashes In Lubbock

Three Lubbock residents were injured in separate Sunday crashes. Richard Nisler, 21, was treated and released after his bicycle hit a car at 42nd Street and Quaker Avenue. Fern Garrett Butler, 4515 27th Street, reported Nisler’s injuries. Ruby Rogers Mitchell, 44, suffered in a two car crash at 16th Street and Avenue S and was later listed in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital. Jamesola Jackson Haney, 39, of 1710 East 15th Street, Apt A, was hurt when her car struck a utility pole at 2600 Southeast Drive and remained at Methodist Hospital.

Lubbock Richard Nisler Opa 42Nd Street Quaker Avenue Fern. Garrett Butler 27Th St Nisler West ‘Texas Hospital Ruby Rogers Mitchell 54Th St 16Th ‘Street Avenue S Methodist Hospital Jamesola Jackson Haney 15Th St Apt. A Southeast Drive Methodist

Families discuss ideal careers for husband in light of flight

A mother on page one expresses a wish for her husband to have a steady nine to five job such as mailman. She says at the moment she favors that path and avoids comparing to the Gemini series. Her husband, a crew member, quips that the moon is exciting and Stafford has been very excited about the upcoming mission.

Jack Dallas Ustomers Gomal Stafford

Senate hears push to soften surtax ceiling by exempting spending

Budget director Robert Mayo urged an appropriations subcommittee to exempt 106 billion dollars of uncontrollable spending from the House ceiling. He warned lawmakers could demand further cuts. The discussion touched on popular programs and aid to schools amid inflation, as Nixon seeks to extend the 10 percent surtax.

Robert P. Mayo Senate ‘Appropriations House Congress

Ranch Rules Preserve Discipline At XIT Pasture

Abner Taylor, ranch manager, posts strict codes of conduct for ranch employees. Prohibitions cover ownership of cattle, weapon carry, gambling, and hunting inside ranch grounds. Emphasis on duty to extinguish fires, feed neighbors, protect company interests, and maintain decency.

Abner Taylor

Money Bill Funds Helicopters and Raises for Officials

The bill would allow the DPS to retain seven helicopters but bar their use for traffic control. Officials Heatley and Aikin outline a one year spending plan including a 6.8 percent pay rise for state employees, 2000 annually for district and civil appeals judges, 1000 for district attorneys, a small faculty raise, and funding for new Texas medical and nursing schools in Houston San Antonio and Lubbock.

DPS Heatley Aikin Court of Civil Appeals Houston University of Texas Nursing San Antonio Lubbock

Welfare Mothers Celebrate Apollo 10 at Space Center

About 60 welfare mothers and children picketed the Space Center gates in Houston to celebrate the Apollo 10 shot while protesting Texas welfare conditions. NWRO members carried signs urging federal aid and declaring Texas hungry. The peaceful demonstration ended within two hours as guards observed and a deputy questioned participants.

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