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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1966

Page

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President Johnson appeals for racial justice in New York

President Johnson urged racial justice in a Columbus Day tour, telling Italian-Americans they once felt discrimination and noting others now face the same weight. He campaigned through New York and Brooklyn for O'Connor and Democratic candidates, criticizing Republicans as fear-mongers while highlighting Social Security calls in Baltimore.

Associated Press EW York Johnson America New York Baltimore GOP House Washington Congess GOP Frank B. O'Connor Brooklyn Staten Island Manhattan Fifth Avenue Nassau County

Two Thunderbirds Die In Nevada Jet Collision

Two Air Force Thunderbirds pilots were killed when their two seat F100 Super Sabre jets collided over a desert near Nellis Air Force Base Nevada. Capt. Robert H. Morgan 32 Pendleton South Carolina Maj. Frank E. Liethen 26 Appleton Wisconsin Liethen was Thunderbird executive officer. The other pilot Dalrawe of Walla Walla Washington landed his damaged plane at Nellis. The collision occurred about 50 miles north of Las Vegas during practice maneuvers.

United Press International Ndian Springs Nev Air Force Thunderbirds Desert Robert H. Morgan Pendleton S.C Frank E. Liethen Appleton Wis Liethen The Weak Dalrawe Raabal Wap Pruutil Das Jitlacs Aly

Apollo I to carry live space view via tiny TV camera

Officials say the Apollo I capsule will include a small seven by four by three inch television camera to beam live pictures of the crew and Earth during a 14 day, three-man orbital mission. Live transmission will occur only when in range of Cape Kennedy’s tracking station using a scan rate process.

United Press International Pace Center Houston Manned Spacecraft Center Earth Cape Kennedy

Campaign kicks off as United Fund drives image message

John Chancellor, director of the Voice of America, speaks at a United Fund kickoff lunch to 1,000 volunteers. He says the United Fund story shapes how the world views the United States and pledges to wage a propaganda war with honest storytelling. The UF goal stands at $590,341.

Fred Timberlake United Fund Lubbock John Chancellor Center U.S. Information Agency Voice of America Harmon Jenkins United States Weip U.S. Information Agena Uuaiaat Vounelhad Tha An

Boundary lines for Estacado High School plan outlined

Lubbock area school trustees map boundary lines for a new Estacado High School assignment. City councilmen prepare a 63 item agenda including an updated airport ordinance. Dr Luna B Leopold added to speakers list for Texas Tech symposium.

Lubbock Area Estacado High School Luna B. Leopold Texas Tech Sec. A

Prayer to Parents Guiding Children in Light

Dear Father request from Mrs Clyde Loven of Lubbock asks parents to walk in paths of light so children may follow without stumbling in darkness.

Clyde Loven Lubbock

Six aboard C130 crash near Abilene in Texas

A Dyess Air Force Base C130 Hercules carrying about six aboard crashed and burned northwest of Abilene late Wednesday. One survivor reportedly, according to King County Sheriff, while Dyess units circled the scene and a convoy headed to the wreckage. The Public Bank of Detroit also failed, seized by Bank of the Commonwealth to back its liabilities.

Abiliene Dyess Air Force Base Abilene Air Force Washington 516Th Dyess Afb King County EB. W. Hollar Texas Highway Department Aspermont Dyess Detroit Bank Detroit Public Bank of Bank of the Commonwealth

McNamara says one year tours will not be extended

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara aboard the USS Oriskany stated under no circumstances will American servicemen be required to serve more than a 12 month tour in Vietnam. He spoke before touring Marine positions near the DMZ and noted measures to clear congested Vietnamese ports as part of a broader war buildup.

Cox HA U.S Robert McNamara Viet Nam McNamara U.S. Marine Demilitarized Zone William C. Westmoreland Northern Frontier North Viet Nam Oriskany Navy

Cincinnati Woman Found Strangled and Raped

Mrs. Alice Hochhhausler, 51, was found strangled and raped outside her Cincinnati home on Wednesday. Police say she is the fourth victim of a rapist-strangler terrifying the city since last December.

Alice Hochhhausler Cincinnati

Fourth Time Cincinnati Strangler Strikes Again

A Cincinnati surgeon's wife, mother of nine, Alice Hochhausler, 51, was found strangled and raped in a garage behind her home. Police say the victim’s daughter Beth, 22, provided a strong lead, as investigators pursue a suspect tied to three prior murders in 10 months.

United Press International Cincinnati Alice Hochhausler Hochhausler Beth Jacob Schott

United Fund campaign aims to raise over 600000

Timberlake told a city gathering the United Fund drive will push for more in the next three weeks and he predicts total contributions will exceed 600000. Chancellor noted the fund reflects Americans helping one another and cited frontier survival as shaping a global view of Americans. See UNITED FUND Page 18. See STRANGLER Page 18. See ONE YEAR Page 18.

United Fund Fred ‘Timberlake

Housewives' price revolt hits United States stores

A nationwide consumer protest against food costs spreads from Chicago to Portland and Phoenix as Housewives for Lower Food Prices plans a Denver boycott of five major chains. They vow to shop only loss leaders and leave fresh produce, while a Huntington group collects signatures for a federal probe led by Senator Byrd.

Sally Ryan YORK Chicago Portland Ore Phoenix Ariz United States Canada Denver Colo Target Jay S. Threlkeld Huntington W. Va William H. Muth III U.S Robert C. Byrd Sea Housewives

City Officials Get Raises in New Lubbock Budget

The Lubbock budget grows about 1 million yearly and includes unannounced raises for 10 top administrators and department heads with pay boosts up to 1176 each. The plan totals 17,995,535 in disbursements and takes effect December 1, raising welfare sanitation library planning and recreation outlays. The raises were disclosed after a Journal request. Pitstick notes salaries show set by the administration.

Ubbock Avalanche-Journal City Mer Bill Pitstick Fred Senter SBA Pitstick

Fifteen Rescuers Believed Drowned In Capsizing

AP reports fifteen rescue brigade members aiding hurricane Inez victims were believed drowned as their boat capsized mid river near Altamira, Tamaulipas, while crossing swollen waters of the Tamesi River during floods.

Tampico Mex Inez Altamira Tamesi River

Weather Map Page 15-A Forecast for Lubbock Area

The outlook calls for mostly fair weather with warmth and wind today. Tonight will be fair to partly cloudy and cooler by morning with highs in the upper 80s and lows in the upper 50s. Winds will be west and southwest at 15 to 25 mph.

Lubbock

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