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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1964

Page

5

Mahon to Speak at Junior Bar Legal Institute

A Saturday legal institute on trial and appellate practice will be held in Lubbock at the KoKo Palace. Judge Truett Smith Tahoka and George W. McCleskey will address civil and appellate topics, with Charles Tessmer and Phil Burleson speaking on criminal cases. Mahon will close with a luncheon program. Hong Kong sewers planned in Hong Kong.

Truett. Smith Tahoka West Texas George W. McCleskey Lubbock Charles W. Tessmer Dallas Con George Mahon Warren Burnett Odessa Phil Burleson Court of Criminal Appeals

Connally asks court for time to redistrict

Gov. John Connally and state officials seek until Jan. 15, 1966, from a three judge federal court to allow legislative redistricting. They propose delay to permit filing for 1966 primaries if current districting is struck down. They oppose earlier hearing on population guideline rules.

Houston John Connally

Senator Pastore Links Bomb Test to Nuclear Treaty Inspections

Sen. John O. Pastore said China’s atom bomb underscores the need to include Red China in all inspection conditions for any nuclear deal. Speaking at Ft. Kearney while dedicating Rhode Island’s nuclear science center reactor, he urged calm, noting three factors aiding peace: a hot line, a space weapons ban, and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.

Narragansett R.I Red China America John O. Pastore D-Ri Pastore Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy Ft. Kearney White House Kennedy China

Olton Plans Extension for Fire Station

The Olton city council approves a 1920 foot addition to the fire station to house a new 500 gallon fire truck bought for 13 000 to 14 000 dollars. The project includes an 11 by 9 foot door and a 14 foot wide approach with wiring and plumbing for heating and electricity not to exceed 3 000 dollars. Mayor Bill Thomas to accept bids and award the contract.

Olton Bill Thomas

Annual Lamesa Chamber Banquet Held Monday

The Lamesa Chamber of Commerce banquet is set for 7 30 p m Monday in the high school cafeteria. Speaker Bob Murphey of Nacogdoches will entertain. 1965 officers to be installed include President Raymond C Evans Vice President George D Norman Jr and Treasurer Gene D Adams. Chamber manager is Pat Ryan.

Lamesa Lamesa Chamber of Commerce Bob Murphey Nacogdoches Raymond C. Evans George D. Norman Jr Gene D. Adams Lamesa Chamber Pat Ryan

Old Locomotive to Find Permanent Home at Tech Spur

A pre diesel steam locomotive from 1923 will be donated by Burlington Lines and presented to Texas Tech at 2:50 p.m. on Saturday. Fort Worth and Denver No. 401 and its tender, nearly 80 feet, will be transferred on the Tech spur with H C Murphey and Tech officials in attendance. Santa Fe officials were invited as the engine joins the museum collection.

Lubbock Texas Tech Burlington Lines Fort Worth Denver College and Museum Tech H.C. Murphey Santa Fe Railroad Baldwin Steam Locomotive Co

Trial Week To Open Monday In District Court

A criminal docket for the next two weeks will be called at 10 a.m. Monday by Judge Howard C. Davison in the 99th District Court. Guilty pleas will be heard Monday. A jury panel reports Tuesday for the start of trials. Dist. Atty. Alton Griffin lists eighty five cases. This is the second week of trials. Four defendants were tried and convicted last week.

Howard C. Davison 99Th District Court Dist. Atty Alton Griffin

Hale Center Banquet Set With Citizen of the Year Award

Hale Center Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual community banquet for October 27 at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church. Rev. Kenneth Wyatt will address attendees. a Citizen of the Year will be named at the event. Tickets cost 2.50 and are available from Bill Freeman, Lee Dent, and other chamber officials. Freeman elected president. Gerald Lee vice president. Walter Struve treasurer. Board members reappointed include Herschell Bell, W. B. West, Gerald Lee, and Tom Rambo.

Hale Center Chamber of Commerce Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Kenneth Wyatt Paducah Bill Freeman Lee Dent Dick Tilson Freeman Hale Center Funeral Home Gerald Lee Walter Struve Herschell Bell W. B. West Tom Rambo

Pampa to Honor Rep Walter Rogers in Two Events

U S Rep Walter Rogers of Pampa will speak at Briscoe County Democratic Women meeting at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. A 6 p.m. fund raising dinner at the 66 Restaurant with Ralph Wayne, Plainview, as guest finalist costs 5 per plate. tickets available at First National Bank.

Silverton U.S Walter Rogers Pampa Briscoe County League of Democratic Women Rogers Ralph Wayne Plainview First National Bank

Sisters Guilty In 80 Slayings in Mexico White Slave Ring

Delfina Gonzalez Valenzuela and Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela were convicted in central Mexico of leading a white slave ring that harmed at least 80 girls. They received the maximum 40 year terms. Nineteen accomplices were also convicted and sentenced to 1 to 35 years. Over 21 bodies had been found by trial start.

San. Francisco del. Rincon Mexico APJ Delfina Gonzalez Valenzuela Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela Timoteo ™ Lozano Gonzalez Valenzuela

College At Clarendon Forms Ex-Students Association

Clarendon Junior College plans an ex-students association. Alumni are asked to mail postcards to Mrs. Jean Moore, student officer, with personal data.

College At Clarendon Clarendon Junior College The Athens of the Panhandle Plains Jean Moore

Absentee Voting Grows Brisk Ahead of Election

Absentee voting in the November 3 election proceeds briskly with 32 ballots cast in the morning at the county clerk office bringing total to 134 by closing. Voters out of county may cast at the clerk’s office or at 112 S. 9th St Slaton. More than 1 000 applications have been received. Officials expect total ballots surpass the 1960 general election 1 897 before October 30 deadline.

Bhen Kertan Studio S. 9Th St Slaton Abesntee

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