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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1965

Page

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Storms batter South Plains amid antiwar marches across nation

National leaders claim thousands joined protests in major cities while authorities report few rallies Sunday. Demonstrations drew police scrutiny and potential legal action as organizers say 100000 or more participated Friday to Sunday, with SDS targeted in a federal probe.

Avalanche-Journal News Services New York California San Francisco Chicago Frank Emspak Yonkers N.Y National Committee Viet Nam Federal Bureau of Investigation Ayers New York City Berkeley Calif Edward V. Hanrahan U.S Hanrahan Students For A Democratic Society Dan Rostenkowski DTI SDS Washington

Funnels Seen At Two Towns

Severe weather swept West Texas as a cool front moved in with thunderstorms high winds hail and heavy rains. Twisters touched down near Anton and southwest of Abernathy with minor damage and no injuries reported while travel hazards increased from slick roads and poor visibility.

Phil Hamilton Bruce Magness Avalanche-Journal West Texas South Plains Anton Hockley County Abernathy Cotton Center Andrews W. G. Beshears Gene Dar- Lee

Rescued Miner Dies as Hope Fades for Others

One of seven coal miners trapped by a mine fire near Ardis West Virginia died after being brought to the surface unconscious. Charles Lantz, 27, was found alive hours after the Mars mine fire but died en route to Union Protestant Hospital in Clarksburg. Rescue efforts continued for six missing miners as families waited at the entrance.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Ardis W. Va Charles Lantz Union Protestant Hospital Clarksburg Nesiaenl Tima Lotar Paleavge Snvil Liste Lantz Clinchfield Coal Co Barbara

Friona farmer Ayers named commander of new National Guard brigade

Gen. Ross B. Ayers a Friona cotton farmer and former Lubbock resident was named commander of a new high priority National Guard brigade to be on alert for Viet Nam service. The appointment was announced in Austin at a meeting of Guard leaders led by Maj. Gen. Seldon Simpson. Training begins November 1 with 4,500 troops across San Antonio Midland Corpus Christi Waco Gonzales and Austin.

PreioNa—Baig Ross B. Ayers Friona Lubbock Army National Guard Viet Nam Austin National Guard Seldon Simpson Amarillo 36Th Infantry Division Ayers San Antonio Midland Corpus Christi Waco Gonzales Defense Robert McNamara

Exodus Continues as Cuban Refugee Boats Reach U S Ports

A Sunday influx of Cuban refugees reached Key West with more boats expected over two days. Coast Guard units launched cutters and aircraft to search after a refugee boat reportedly sank 40 miles south of Key West. The first boat to arrive in Key West carried 38 refugees while six more landed in New Orleans aboard a cabin cruiser towed by the Costa Rican Trader.

Fidel Castro Coast Guard Key West Camarioca K Key West New Orleans Havana Communist Party Granma

Famed pianist to solo as Lubbock Symphony opens 20th season

In Lubbock area the Lubbock Symphony begins its 20th anniversary season with a famed pianist as soloist. The event highlights the arts coverage in the A-J local section. The paper notes various other events from open houses to international news and horoscopes.

Lubbock Area Lubbock Symphony

World’s Fair 1964 65 closes amid crowd energy and vandalism

Tens of thousands flocked to New York’s closing day as a billion dollar World’s Fair wound down. Despite festive crowds and ceremonies ending at 8 p.m. with a Swedish cannon, incidents included minor injuries from a derailed miniature train and souvenir thefts as attendees damaged flower beds and buildings.

New York UPI Pinkerton New York City

Army Man Silent on Protests in Viet Nam

An Army sergeant returned from a jungle mission in Viet Nam and heard national protests. Soldiers like Spec. 4 Russell D. Miller of Manassas Virginia voiced mixed feelings while stating duties remain. Lt. Ray Ernst of Albert City Iowa said demonstrations annoy troops but do not hurt morale. See REACTION Page 10.

Aigon Viet Cong United States Viet Nam U.S South Viet Nam Russell D. Miller Manassas Miller D Zone Saigon Ray Ernst Albert City Iowa

Navy Jets Smash North Viet Nam SAM Site

Eight tons of bombs dropped by four A4 Skyhawks and an A6 Intruder from the carrier Independence destroyed a mobile surface to air missile unit 52 miles northeast of Hanoi. Ten supporting vehicles were wrecked and a missile left smoldering as pilots reported heavy fire but returned safely. The strike, claimed with flawless precision, targets Soviet supplied SAMs observed around Hanoi and Haiphong and roving missiles.

Associated Press Viet Nam U.S ML. Atta Ante An Tha Nawtahlia Dong Hoi U.S. Defense Department Hanoi Haiphong Independence North

Anonymous Phantom Jet Downed by SAM North of Hanoi

A phantom jet became the first aircraft downed by a surface to air missile 55 miles northwest of Hanoi. Three days later 46 U.S. planes attacked a mobile missile site and damaged another 40 miles northwest of Hanoi in a large strike. U.S. efforts to locate mobile missile units faced limited success with sites believed to be quickly erected or dismantled.

Hanoi U.S Viet Nam Soviet Union

Comet Ikeya Seki May Create Bright Celestial Show

Caltech astronomers report odd infrared heat from comet Ikeya Seki racing toward the sun. The heat could come from solar-energy friction or a developing solid core, possibly igniting a spectacular display Wednesday night as it nears perihelion.

Preas Asadena Calif California Institute of Technology Ikeya-Seki Caltech

Weather Map Update for Lubbock and Vicinity

Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with occasional showers and cool air. High near 70, low around 40. Winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperature readings throughout the day show mixed figures with 82 as a high elsewhere and 34 as a low, plus humidities listed.

Nim City City Abilene Houston Amarillo Okla Civana Dallax Seawell Denver

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