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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1968

Page

4

Living Bank Opens to Handle Organ Donations in Houston

The Living Bank, a central clearing house for organ and body donations, opened at the Medical Center National Bank lot in Houston. Notables like Pat Boone and Dale Evans spoke in support as early donors signed cards. Featured volunteers include Tommy Stevenson and his fiancee Lynda Keene, with others from Houston's transplant history. Everett Thomas, recipient of Houston's first heart transplant, was unable to attend.

Houston Living Bank Medical Center National Bank Pat Boone Dale Fivans Roy Rogers Boone Houston Area Tommy Stevenson Lynda Keene Methodist Hospital Majorie Nicks Robert Buxton Everett C. Thomas Phoenix, Ariz St. Luke's Biscopal Hospital

Okie origin tied to Dust Bowl transients in OK and CA

Paso Robles publisher Ben Reddick explains how Oklahoma issued OK license plates to Dust Bowl transients during the 1930s, creating a friendlier image that later inspired the term Okie. He notes California border checks were stricter, but many migrants entered with OK plates as he traced the origin through Roy Stewart and local Pioneer Day traditions.

Paso Robles Calif Cap Ben Reddick Paso Robles Press Los Angeles San Francisco California Reddick Dewey Bartlett Oklahoma Gov. Bartlett Roy Stewart Daily Oklahoman Port of Embarcation The Examiner

Dr Jim Reynolds speaks with Sen John Tower at luncheon

Dr Jim Reynolds of the Lubbock School Board discusses issues during a luncheon stop by Sen John Tower. Also present are Mrs Raymond Tapp, county Nixon Women chair, and Jack Markham, Nixon campaign chair for the county.

Jim Reynolds Lubbock School Tower Raymond Tapp Women For Nixon Jack Markham GOP Phil O'Jibway David Shannon Lubbock County Hugh Pharrell Jerry Smith Justice of the Peace George Forston Eddie Paxton Merle Rose Texas House of Representative Jodie Blake Jack Harper Terry Tapp Moore Condrey Lubbock John Tower Levelland Kolko Palace Rose Paxton House of Representatives Tdth

Nixon campaign remarks outline gun policy and economy aims

Tower asserts Nixon opposes gun control legislation and favors crime control. He says the main economic plan is to operate government businesslike, balance budgets, and reduce unnecessary spending. Tower notes Wallace as a spoiler and predicts Nixon leads Humphrey with Wallace voters likely backing Nixon. He spoke in Lubbock after fundraising.

Nixon Fortas Albert Smith Smith Tower Abe Fortas Supreme Court Fortis Wallace Tower Johnson Wallace West Texas Air Terminal House of Representatives Humphrey Humphreys Sen Lubbock Ing Phoenix Dallas Houston Sen. Tower Syd Moore Mire LeMay Vietnam

Burglar Returns Most Of Loot To Lodge Home

Sixty of the roughly fifty were stolen last weekend were found outside the Knights of Columbus Home at 1405 N. Boston Wednesday night an official said Thursday. Grand knight Tom H Campbell noted the return and teased about remaining items while Tower speeches and local GOP activity filled the rest of the report.

Boston Tom H. Campbell S112 45Rd St Campbell

Senate extends Secret Service protection for Jack Kennedy widow

The Senate voted to provide Secret Service protection for former President John F Kennedy until death or remarriage and extend similar protection to his children until age 16. The text notes Mrs Kennedy is the sole widow to whom this would apply, with four years after a president dies previously allowed and now extended year to year.

Washington Senate John F. Kennedy Kennedy FeNisting Lay Vear Bhasts

One killed in Gilmer crash near East Texas town

A single vehicle collision in Gilmer Texas claimed the life of 63 year old Betty Atchley and left her 79 year old husband James W Atchley hospitalized with injuries. Police said the Thursday crash involved only the Atchley couple.

Gilmer, Tex Texas Betty Atchley James WW. Atchley

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