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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1964

Page

9

Texas Congressmen Rank Among Big Tax Money Spenders

A private survey of voting records by the National Associated Businessmen, Inc. in Washington finds Texas congressmen as big spenders when it comes to tax money. The report highlights spending patterns across lawmakers and emphasizes conservative aims to curb government costs.

Barbara Kober Avalanche Journal Washington Bureau Washington Texas National Associated Businessmen, Inc Bruce Alger Dallas Ed Foreman Odessa Mahon House George Mahon Lubbock Albert Thomas Houston Harry Sheppard Cal Thomas House Appropriations Committee Joe Pool Omar Burleson Anson Bob Casey John Dowdy Athens D. Cc. Fisher San Angelo Joe Kilgore McAllen Lindley Beckworth Gladewater Jack Brooks Clark, Thompson Galveston James Wright Forth Worth John Young Corpus Christi NAB United States B. E. Godfrey Fort Worth International Peace Corps Russia Peanut Research Center Red Blocc

Avala Hill plane crash claims 18 aboard

Early Belgrade reports said about 30 lives were aboard the plane but the Soviet Embassy later confirmed 18 on board, seven official delegates and 11 crew. The airliner hit Avala Hill forest near Belgrade in fog while headed to Surcin Airport, igniting a two hour fire as responders arrived. Debris covered over half a square mile and officials demanded debris be left for Moscow inspectors.

Kremlin Belgrade Avala Ivan Mestrovich Yugoslavia Surcin Avala’ Hill Moscow Biryuzov Soviet Union Voskhod Rodion Y.malinovsky Andrei A. Gromyko Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Soviet Communist Party Skopin Red Army Frunze Voroshilov

British Cabinet Signals IMF Credit and Trade Shifts

The report outlines plans for IMF credit with new export incentives and import restrictions. It notes talks in Washington between Foreign Secretary Wilson and U.S. Ambassador Bruce aiming to continue U S British cooperation. Gordon Walker was invited to Washington following a 30 minute telephone with Secretary Rusk amid U S NATO nuclear fleet debate and potential Wilson meeting after the U S presidential election.

Gordon Walker Washington U.S David K. Bruce Rusk Wilson North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Speedier Publishing of Medical Journals Might Avoid Deaths

New York editors and a leading printer argue that faster printing of scientific and medical journals could save lives by speeding delivery of vital information. John Ferguson of Monumental Printing Co says delays in abstracts and slow editing hinder awareness of treatments and new therapies.

New York UPD John Ferguson Monumental Printing Co Baltimore Ferguson

African Tribesmen Dance For Pope Paul VI

In Vatican City African tribesmen in native dress danced to tom tom music before Pope Paul VI. They met the pope in the Benediction Hall of the Apostolic Palace as part of a 2000 strong African delegation led by Cardinal Laurean Rugambwa. The group attended Sunday canonization rites for 22 African martyrs.

Vatican City Paul VI Apostolic Palace Laurean Rugambwa Bukoba Tanganyika

UF Drive Aims To Exceed Last Year’s Report

Charles F E Pearson campaign chairman urges all volunteers to report today to surpass last year’s drive. The Goal of 526 715 58 supports 27 health welfare and character building agencies with November 13 set as final day. A local firm contributes a door prize for volunteers whose attendance ticket is drawn at the final meeting.

Miss United Fund Charles FE. Pearson Pearson

AMC Strike Ends Amid Presidential Plea to GM

The AMC UAW walkout ends after a three day stoppage, 24,000 workers return to plants in Kenosha and Milwaukee to resume Ramblers and Ambassadors. President Johnson urges GM and UAW to settle quickly to protect the economy as 500,000 GM workers remain idle nationwide. Potential Kelvinator and Borg-Warner actions loom over auto production.

B. A. F. Mahan Detroit American Motors Corp Johnson General Motors United Auto Workers Washington American Motors UAW AMC Kenosha Milwaukee Wis United Auto Workers Union Kelvinator Grand Rapids Midh U.S Canada Ford Chrysler Borg-Warner Corp Muncie Ind Borg-Warner

Tragic Gaines County Deaths Linked to Fumes

Officials found a body near where Claunch worked after a four hour effort to free him. Claunch, hired Thursday, disappeared about 19 hours later and was later presumed to have quit. Funeral services are pending at Webb Funeral Home Seagraves as authorities note a spate of local asphyxiation deaths tied to the petroleum industry.

Claunch Webb Funeral Home Seagraves Gaines County

Equal Rights For Soviet Jews Urged By Israel Leader

Premier Levi Eshkol called on the Soviet Union to grant equal rights to Soviet Jewry. He urged Moscow to understand Israel’s national and social revival and peace aims. In a Knesset debate, he stressed recent international shifts and urged peaceful dispute resolution.

Jerusalem Israel Levi Eshkol Teshkol

Scene Of Plane Crash Remains Recovered In Rockies

A seven man party led by Sheriff Lorain Herwick and two FAA officials rode to 12 000 foot Rocky Mountain slopes nine miles northeast of Aspen Colorado to recover four bodies from a June 28 plane crash. Personal effects identified Ed Gorman 38 Dallas among the dead. The passengers included William Evans 38 McAllen Texas pilot Gus Theoklis 29 Los Angeles and Mrs Edna Allison 45 Williamsport Pennsylvania. The crash followed takeoff from Aspen airport and involved a straight down plunge into the mountainside. The scene lies five miles north of a prior crash that killed two priests and two professors.

Aspen Colo Here Lorain Herwick Federal Aviation Agency Rocky Mountain Herwick Ed Gorman Dallas William Evans McAllen Tex Gus Theoklis Los Angeles Calif Edna Allison Williamsport Colorado State College

Johnson Says Law and Order Could Defeat Him

The president reportedly told a publisher that law and order is the key issue. Critics argue action is needed now to curb lawlessness turning the capital into a jungle, not after the election.

Johnson Law and Order

United Food Store Chief Charged in Vernon Incident

Vernon Texas United Food Store chain owner Jack Snell was released on $5 000 bond after being charged with failure to stop and render aid. Sheriff Loran Smith says Snell’s car sideswiped two vehicles after a minor collision east of Vernon. Patrolman Gary Johnson was injured when the third car struck the wreckage and fled. Snell, of Vernon, appeared before Justice Fred Holly.

Vernon UPI Jack Snell United Food Store Loran Smith Snell Tex Gary Johnson Justice of the Peace Fred Holly

Tsien Deported Over Paper Shipment and Alleged Communist Ties

In 1950 Tsien faced immigration arrest as an alleged Communist. Authorities seized eight packing cases of personal scientific papers bound for China, crammed with blueprints and notes. He denied classified content, claimed the shipment was personal property, and was told to stay away for five years. He later returned to Caltech before leaving the U.S. in 1955 with his family.

China Caltech Tsien U.S Immigration Service Communist Party America Mill

Detective Beaten In New Market Rebellion Violence

In Chicago area coverage, a detective Otto Lind 43 was beaten by a mob of about 1,000 outside the South St. Paul stockyards as the 40 day National Farmers Organization market rebellion surged. He suffered a bloody nose and bruises after railing punctured radiator targets amid earlier clashes in Ashland Wisconsin and Viroqua Wisconsin. A second report notes a large demonstration in Omaha blocked stockyard entrances, reflecting escalating unrest linked to the revolt.

Chicago UPI National Farmers Organization Ashland Wis Viroqua Otto Lind South St. Paul, Minn Lind

Baker's Best Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Baker's Best Hair Tonic as a simple solution for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims daily washing with any shampoo is unnecessary and promises user satisfaction or money back.

Baker's

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