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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1964

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Johnson Wilson to meet in Washington over NATO nuclear policy

President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson are reported to plan a January Washington meeting to discuss allied nuclear policy. The talks would focus on management and control of nuclear weapons amid NATO strain and De Gaulle’s push to reshape alliance.

Associated Press ONDON L Johnson Harold Wilson Washington Johnson Wilson London North Atlantic Treaty Organization Charles de Gaulle France NATO West Germany de Gaulle Divid

Robber Hits Dallas Bank For 18500 At Elm Street

A lone gunman robbed the First National Bank of Dallas on Elm Street, taking 18500 from teller Lee MacNicholl who described the suspect as about 30 with dark hair and skin in a white shirt and snap brim hat. Police have no arrests.

Goldwater backs Burch as GOP chair amid party rifts

Sen. Barry M. Goldwater urged Republicans to keep Dean Burch as national chairman saying he has done a commendable job and should stay. He warned against hasty changes after Tuesday’s election and called for study of results. Burch postponed quitting, will wait for the January committee meeting and seeks unity.

United Press International Ashington Barry M. Goldwater Dean Burch Burch GOP Dulles International Goldwater Republican National Committee Dwight D. Eisenhower Arizona New York Nelson Rockefeller Spain Republican Party Nixon Wisconsin Talbot Peterson Richard M. Nixon Jacob K. Javits

Four States Face Teacher Salary Disputes and Walkouts

Unrest over pay spreads across Georgia Oklahoma Kentucky and Louisville as districts prepare walkouts and holidays. In Ringgold Catoosa County nineteen teachers walked out closing Lakeview High School while 600 more ponder Nov pay amid fund shortages. Midwest City and Tulsa districts canceled classes for about 2 500 and 140 teachers respectively as protests flare over failed tax measures. Oklahoma salaries start at 3800 with proposed 4400 in min pay and Louisville teachers strike follows voters rejection of higher school taxes.

Georgia Oklahoma Kentucky Tunkoiana Catoosa Lakeview High Ringgold Midwest City Oklahoma City Tulsa Louisville

West Texas State students run 102 miles to rally for game

102 WTSU students hoofed the 102 mile stretch from Lubbock to Canyon in swift time. Lambda Chi Alpha members deliver the football to Texas Tech student president Ronnie Botkin for a 7 p.m. stake at Jones Stadium. The winner keeps the ball.

Hale West Texas State Lubbock Canyon Jones Stadium Roger Manning Lambda Chi Alpha WSTU Texas Tech Ronnie Botkin Kenney Walker Larry Elms WTS Manning Austin Kress Phoeniix Switch Plainview

Prayer Message On Living By Holy Word

A brief prayer fragment asks for divine guidance to realize life rests on holy words rather than bread. It expresses a plea for clearer speech and shared expression in faith.

Pitchfork Ranch Horse Sale Draws 1100 to 1200 Attendees

The Pitchfork Ranch 12 miles west of here held its second annual horse sale on U.S. 82 drawing 1,100 to 1,200 attendees. Top price of $1,585 was paid for a gelding named Cash Cole as D Burns reported strong sales with several colts around $700 and a 6 year old at $1,350. Burns called it a good sale with uneven spots but overall positive.

Pitchfork Ranch Here U.S. Hwy D. Burns Sald Cash Cole Burns Jim Humphreys Guthrie Humphreys Caprock

Broken Geldings Sale Highlights 53 Lots Sold

The sale showcased stallions mares and foals yearling fillies and colts with 53 lots sold. See HORSE SALE Page 16.

Mild Weather Sets Up Tonight's Jones Stadium Kickoff

The forecast calls for fair conditions at kickoff with upper 50s at game start and near 50 by end. Light frost possible north of Lubbock as temperatures drop to the mid 30s overnight, with a recovery to about 70 degrees later today.

Lloyd’s of London Jones Stadium South Plains Lubbock

Founders' Day Spectacular at Reese Air Show

Reese Air Force Base marks its 15th anniversary with an open house and air show from 1 to 5 p.m. featuring the Thunderbirds at 3:30. A 12:30 luncheon honors Lubbock business leaders who helped reopen 1949 base. Rep. George Mahon to speak. guests include A. B. Davis and local committee members.

Reese Afb Lubbock South Plains New Mexico Thunderbirds Lubbock Army Air Field

Playboy Quip Reflects Late Hours and Morning After

A witty Playboy line notes a man who keeps poor hours typically faces a day after. The remark appears in the humor column within the magazines section pages spanning editorial notes and women’s news.

Playboy

Brezhnev Praises Johnson Election Amid Cold War Tensions

Brezhnev hailed Johnson’s election in Moscow and urged peace while Chou En-lai, present for a Sino Soviet gathering, appeared cool. Brezhnev defended peaceful coexistence with the West, contrasting Beijing’s tougher stance and signaling strains in the Communist bloc.

United Press International Mao Communist Party Leonid I. V. Brezhnev Chou En-lai Johnson Peking Chou Brezhnev Nikita S. Khrushchev Kremlin Moscow

Rolling Car Crash Kills Farm Laborer in West Texas

A 21-year-old farm laborer, A G Guajardo Jr., was killed when his car overturned about seven miles northwest of here on U S Highway 84. Gabriel Romero, 17, was seriously injured and hospitalized in Lubbock with severe back and chest injuries.

Avalanche-Journal Here U.S. Hwy. 84 A. G. Guajardo Jr Jman Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital Gabriel Romero

Ford Motor Co. hit by UAW strikes at nine plants

The United Auto Workers walked out at nine Ford plants affecting four assembly facilities two stamping plants and three parts plants. The action idled about 25 500 workers cutting auto production by 16 percent and truck output by 34 percent while Ford negotiators urged settlement of local issues alongside the Sept 18 national contract. General Motors meanwhile faced a national and local strike impact with October sales down 52 percent from 1963.

Associated Press Etroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Union UAW Ford Malcolm L. Denise Ken Bannon Ford Department General Motors Corp

Weather outlook for Lubbock area fair and warm

The forecast calls for mostly fair weather through tonight. Temperatures rise with a high near 70 degrees, bringing warmer conditions to the Lubbock vicinity.

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