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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
3
Blair describes common backache causes including weak spinal muscles and organ inflammation. He cautions against misdiagnosing herniated discs and urges nerve tests for spinal muscles and abdominal organs. He notes chiropractic care is recognized in 37 states for workers compensation and may be chosen in Texas for covered injuries.
Mrs. John F Kennedy opened an exhibit of John F Kennedy mementos in New York, touring to public view at IBM Building until June 6 and then across more than twenty cities ending October 18 in San Francisco. JFK's personal letters and small treasures, including a 2,500 year old statue, show his private side and aim to inspire youth toward government.
Police reported multiple burglary incidents early Monday and Sunday including Enrique Sepeda Molina 21 charged with burglary at Ross Cafe 402 Ave M after an alarm at 12 50 am and Johnny L. Baford 20 charged with attempted burglary at Paul Hemanes residence 2314 Fir Ave. a third man fled after gunfire at another break in. a 14 year old was turned to juvenile officers and a 22 year old Lubbock man jailed for drunkenness.
Testimony is scheduled to continue at 9 a.m. in 72nd District Court in a civil action by Oklahoma couple Mr and Mrs Jack W Clements seeking 89496.25 against A R Kidwell doing business as Kidwell Construction Co Lubbock and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co The Clements from Mangum allege their car left a ditch about 15 feet long and 13 feet deep on 34th Street about 150 feet west of Utica Avenue in the accident Oct 19 1962 Judge Victor H Lindsey presiding Jurors named Lonnie O Crowder Jr James E Pilkinton Fay Jack Durrant Mrs Carl R Gelin Anson PD Raney Fred R Kelly Philip S Crumpler Loyd G Simpson Lee Darden John Markham Daryl M Day and Thomas Grady Martin were chosen.
Former President Eisenhower told the National Conference on Presidential Succession that a vice president should have explicit power to assume duties if the president is physically or mentally disabled. He backed empowering the president to appoint a new vice president and to use expert medical and psychological advice to judge capacity. He recalled three personal health crises and warned there must always be someone at the helm in emergencies. He cited proposals to elevate cabinet members in the line of succession and to constitutionalize the president's ability to delegate powers to the vice president during incapacity.
One of the largest classes was promoted from Lamesa junior high school Monday. Principal G T Trice said 240 students were advanced to freshman status for the 1964 65 term. Promotion held in the school auditorium with Abe Holder superintendent as guest speaker and L L Laws assisting in the advancement recommendations.
A UPI report says one person died and 15 were injured when a truck carrying Egyptian workers to bid Niki ta Khrushchev farewell overturned near the airport. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the injured to area hospitals for treatment.
An intensive two week program for the Lamesa Girls' Club is underway at the Boys' Club with Mrs Alma Wiggins as director. Boys' Club facilities are used daily by the girls and enrollment exceeds 200. In Georgetown British Guiana racial strife erupts in the Valley of Tears as violence between Negroes and East Indians continues.
Switch to a '64 Ford designed for Texas trips with extra heft insulation against heat and longer maintenance intervals. Ford showcases total performance in '64 NASCAR racing with more wins than competitors combined. Beat summer heat by cooling with optional Ford air conditioning for a cost akin to a pack of cigarettes daily.
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