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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

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McNamara Warns Cuts Would Force More U S Troops Overseas

Secretary McNamara told the National Industrial Conference Board that if Congress trims the U S military aid program this year while pursuing a tougher foreign policy the United States would need to send more troops abroad He criticized prior cuts for hampering military planning and aiding Communist advantage in Europe and Asia

United Pressmenna York Sec. of Defense Robert S. McNamara Congress U.S Europe Asia McNamara United States National Industrial Conference Board Executive Department Maxwell D Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff

Homeroom barbershop zoning clash and Barnett at CCNY

Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett spoke about civil rights at the City College of New York as about 2,000 students reacted with noise and a picket line outside Shepard Hall. Police protected him after eggs and insults were hurled. he left via a side door. The day also covered zoning board actions in Lubbock involving home based businesses and sign variances.

New York UPD Mississippi Ross Barnett Harlem City College of New York Shepard Hall Barnett

Family of Six Killed in Early Morning Wreck Near Post

Six members of a Lubbock family perished when their car left U S 4 1A and plunged into a 25 foot ravine south of Post on a Thursday dawn return trip from a South Texas vacation. The victims include Greggorio R Rangel 26 Porfiria 27 Conrado 3 and daughters Fottiria 4 Sylvia 2 Dora 1. Funeral plans were pending at Sanders Funeral Home. A highway patrolman suggested the driver may have slept. A passing truck driver reported the wreck at 6 48 a m after spotting the car at the ravine foot between culverts on the four lane highway. Rangers Capt Raymond Waters and Sheriff Grady Harrist requested help as they headed to Galveston to retrieve two prisoners. The ranger's son is said to have died en route. Memorial Page 10.

Dudley Lynch Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Highway Department Zoning Board of Adjustment Napector Ovett Willams 20Th St Williams Luby Dock Owen Hunt Texas Barbers Assn Reed Quilliam Odies Lubbock Post South Texas Greg Gorio Gregory) R. Rangel Porfiria Conrado Fottiria Sylvia Dora Raymond Waters Lubbock County Grady Harrist Galveston Gara Les

Oilfield worker falls to death near Hobbs

Horace Wendell Roberts, 27, died after falling about 90 feet from a platform high in a drilling rig 24 miles west of Hobbs. His brother Darrell, 26, was injured trying to break the fall as the elevators moved and a pipe section came loose. Deputies reported the accident occurred during a belt unfastening to reach pipe, with rescue efforts unsuccessful.

Hobbs Horace Wendell Roberts Darrell W. H.fort Jr Roberts Darrell Roberts Tam

Percy Leggett Defies Dress Rules At Senior Center

At 72 Percy Leggett vows to walk to Vancouver to protest ban on his khaki shorts outfit in Hamilton. Mayor Vic Copps plans mediation with Midtown Senior Center officials while Leggett dismisses the club’s demand for formal dress as snobbery.

United Preach International Flamston Percy Leggett Hamilton Vanccouver Percy Vic Copps Benior Center Copps West Coast Frederick Agate

Six Months After Kennedy Assassination A Nation Reacts

A closeup on President Johnson half a year in office shows public reaction. The note honors Jacqueline Kennedy and reflects on national mood, grief, and political transition as Americans adapt to the new era.

John F. Kennedy Johnson Jacqueline Kennedy

First Lady Johnson Replies to GOP Tenants Poverty Critique

Mrs Lyndon B Johnson responds to Republican concern over poverty among tenants on her Alabama property saying she has worried about these families a long time and noting that an antipoverty program 30 years ago could have changed outcomes. She dismissed claims of callous landlord behavior by Reps Martin and Snyder as she prepared for a Kentucky Women’s Clubs convention.

Exington Lyndon B. Johnson Alabama GOP David T. Martin Nebraska M.G. Snyder Kentucky D. Washington Johnson Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs

Collision Defines Quicker Driver Versus Slow Opponent

A collision is described as a clash where one driver races ahead in a surge of speed while the other driver remains unhurried. The account contrasts haste and patience on the road as a warning.

First Lady Speech Highlights Reform Ethic and Land Use

Fragmentary account notes Mrs Johnson urging land reform and literacy efforts as a direct response to political pressure. Reference to Kentucky ties and a public housing policy that would keep tenants in place while land shifts toward timber use.

Skaemonth Kentucky Johnson House

Washington weighs Laos Vietnam plans amid calls for aid

Washington faces mounting concerns as the State Department reports unarmed planes operating over the Plaine des Jarres at Laos premier Souvanna Phouma request. Ambassador Stevenson told the UN the US will defend Southeast Asia if asked, while Rusk briefed the Senate on Laos South Viet Nam and Cambodia.

Tte Poshington Southeast Asia Washington State Department Oasretcy Plaine Des Jarres Souvanna Phouma Defense Departments Adlai Stevenson United Nations Security Council United States U.S Kong Leto Harry D. Felt Pacific Congress Viet Nam Sec Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Laos South Viet Nam Cambodia Rusk Frank Carlson R-Kan North Viet Nam

Deluge Drenches the Rio Grande Valley and Lower Texas Coasts

A heavy Thursday rainstorm drenched the Rio Grande Valley and lower Texas coast with unofficial totals from Bishop near 7 to 7.5 inches, triggering flash floods. Rio Grande City logged 4.52 inches and Elsa over 2.5 inches, while Agua Dulce and Petronila creeks breached banks. Farmers praised rain for sorghum and overall crop potential, but Cantalope and tomato yields suffered with lodging and reduced shipping quality.

Rio Grande Valley Texas Bishop Nueces County Corpus. Christi Agua Dulce Henry Pointe Driscoll Rio Grande City Elsa Agua Dalce Witlook

Prayer Reflects on Gods Love and Endurance

A devotional piece recalls the Biblical verse For God so loved that He gave and asks readers to live with patient kind love. It cites memories of Mrs. Jesse J Rasot and speaks of love bearing believes hopes and endures all things.

Jesse J Rasot Laldock

Marlene Die Trich Opens Soviet Tour to 1350

The Soviet crowd of 1,350 at a Moscow theater greeted Marlene Die Trich on her first appearance in the USSR with a warm reception. She sang in German English French and her native tongue and praised Russians in a closing message. Yevgeny Yevtushenko and Yur Catherine Fuchseva attended the show amid a varied program.

OSCOW Marlene Dietrich Kremlin Yekaterina Fuchseva Yevgeny Yevtushenko Marlene Jénny Berlin Europe Soviet Union

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