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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
13
A cryptic political scene unfolds as a figure named Ray defeats a wave of shouting secretaries. The declaration from Kattenbach and remarks by Senators Everett M. Dian appear in the muddled text, hinting at a contested process and a struggle over an official finding.
About 200 students were honored Wednesday at a reading program ceremony. Certificates were presented for reading 10 or more books including titles such as Frog and other works, recognizing year end achievements in the program.
The report notes a Senate vote on a power commission nomination with timing details and mentions the absence of debate on a related measure. It references state and local election context and quotes Senator Fong on the declarem ent and related procedural points.
Ten members of families aboard a 12 foot fishing boat capsized on a private Lag range lake. Four were rescued including two year old Jerry Ormes who swam to shore. Dozens of volunteers dragged the lake as authorities searched for missing Carolyn Shannon and Donna Sue Shannon.
Attorney General Katzenbach pressed Congress to pass stricter gun controls as part of a Johnson administration push. The plan would bar interstate mail order sales to individuals and curb surplus military firearms, facing sharp NRA opposition. Also noted is a culture of public safety concerns and threats surrounding the assassination context.
Jurors are scheduled to deliberate a verdict in a 99th District Court civil action. Final arguments are set for Wednesday as Dayvon Monson presides. The case involves Tory panels and a claim of 2145 dollars against Ted Parr and Western Surety Co. in Ca.
Three individuals were named to seats on the Texas A&M University board. The appointees include Sterling C. Evans Reece, Cain of Dal ig oe Taras ABM, and B. Whittenburg, all noted for their roles in business and education.
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