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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1961

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U S Soldiers Enter East Berlin to Aid Lightner

U S military police entered East Berlin twice on Sunday night to escort E Allan Lightner Jr and his wife after East German police blocked their entry. Eight MPs with fixed bayonets accompanied Lightner 200 yards through Friedrichstrasse before returning to the American sector. The action, the first armed entry since the barrier was raised, underscored Allied rights to move freely in East Berlin and drew a strong protest from the U S Army provost marshal Robert A Sabolyk to a Soviet officer.

E. Allan Lightner Jr U.S Berlin East Berlin Lightner Claude L. Stults Jr Livingston Tenn Friedrichstrasse Leipzigerstrasse Robert A. Sabolyk Sabolyk

Idaho Hunters Stranded by Sudden Snowstorm

A heavy snowstorm swept from southern Idaho into Utah and Nevada stranding hundreds of deer hunters in the mountains near Twin Falls and Burley. A National Guard unit aided efforts with six wheel drive trucks as utility lines and telephone service were disrupted. two young women died in separate automobile accidents on icy eastern Idaho highways.

Associated Press Alt Lake City Idaho Rocky Mountain Nevada Utah Wyoming Twin Falls Burley National Guard Pocatello Page

Theater Collapse Kills One, Injures Forty in New Orleans

In New Orleans a two foot thick ceiling collapsed at the Nola Theater during a showing of the film Homicidal, killing a woman and injuring about 40 of the 100 plus moviegoers. Police credit a warning from the projection room as saving many bystanders as rubble covered most seats. The cause is undetermined and firemen continue to sift through debris.

Tre Associated Pree New Orleans Tvo John Spann Jr Poice Mr. Chambers Roswell Tinnle

Man Held In Wife Slaying At Family Argument

John Flora, 51, a Lubbock mechanic, was jailed after admitting he shot and killed his wife Melba Flora, 33, during a family dispute at the Arthur home in Portage. He said he moved from California a month ago and, after an argument, pulled a 32 caliber automatic pistol and fired once as she ran, ending fatality at Methodist Hospital.

Ohn Ross Flora Lubbock J. C. Arthur Melba Flora George H. McCleskey Methodist Hospital Carey Stafford John D. Fortner Fortner Arthur Home Stafford Flora Arthur Theoman California Hawaii theArthurs

Trio admits burglaries. two arrested in Amarillo attempt

Charles Ray Houtchens 30 and Randall Le mar Follis 21, both tied to Dim mitt, are jailed on 4000 bond after admitting two burglaries netting about 1. Helen Marie Follis 22, wife of Follis, is held in Potter County jail on 2000 bond. Lubbock detectives questioned her Saturday night to obtain details of a Dunlap's burglary as proceeds were pursued.

Narillo Charles Ray Houtchens Dim Jmitt Randall Randy) Lemar Follis Dimmitt Folls Helen Marie

Udall Told Shun Fuji Udall Told Shun Fuji

In Tokyo udall faced cautious advice about climbing Mt Fuji for his upcoming U S Japan Joint Committee on Trade meeting. Aged climbers and winter ascents were cautioned as avalanche deaths of students last year underscored the mountain's dangers. Udall, an outdoor enthusiast, plans to scale the sacred peak despite warnings.

Tokyo Sec. of the Interior Stewart L. Udall Mt Fuji Udall Japan U.s.japan Joint Committee On Trade Wyoming Grand Teton National Park

Three Die in South Plains Crashes Three Die in South Plains Crashes Injuries Reported in Four-Car Crash

Three persons died and several were injured in traffic accidents across Lubbock and the South Plains Saturday night into Sunday. A three month old Lubbock girl, LaTresa Ann Williams, died in Methodist Hospital from a four car collision on Avenue Q. Victor Salas, a one year old Lookney boy, was killed crossing U.S. Highway 70 near Lockney. Frederico H. Coronado, 29, of Levelland, died in a crash 16.6 miles north of Lamesa on State Highway 1. The South Plains toll rose to 122 for the year, with city deaths at 20. The four-car crash on Avenue Q involved Williams’s car rear-ending another vehicle, triggering a chain collision.

Jerry McCarty Avalanche Journal Weller Lubbock South Plains LaTresa Ann Williams Billy Joe Williams Methodist Hospital Avenue Q 50Th St Tohoka Victor Salas U.S. Highway 70 Lockney Levelland Rt. 2 Frederico H. Coronado Lamesa Sa U Williams Lubdock Tyee Offic Rivie William JH. Mc Gaughey Sas Tech John Ray Givens Jy ATIG 6Th St Givens Katie Curtis Cousins Garrett McGaughey Eddie Dixon Texse Tech Methodst Hospital Lackney Salas Othe Juanell Potts Lackey High School Page

Meadors Invited to Sead Tay 60 Words Prayer Event

A note invites Meadors to a Sead Tay event featuring a short 60 word prayer based on Psalms. The message emphasizes reflection on heart and thoughts and seeks guidance toward an everlasting path.

Rayburn Has Slight Loss in Battle with Cancer

UPI reports House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 73, showed weakness and reduced alertness at Baylor University Medical Center as doctors described his condition as serious but not suddenly critical. He had recently improved enough to sit up and visit family. Medical staff aim to strengthen him for ongoing experimental treatment and potential use of a high powered X-ray device in targeted cancer therapy.

Dallas UPI Sam Rayburn Baylor University Medical Center Rayburn

Offshore well explosion and fire near Galveston

An offshore oil well owned by Humble Oil & Refining Co. blew out Sunday around 2 p.m. about 60 feet into the salt offshore near Galveston and caught fire with 11 flames. No injuries were reported.

Houston Galveston Humble Oil & Refining Co

Keating outlines AEC testing plan at Nevada site

Senator Keating reports the Atomic Energy Commission will conduct a radiation test at its Nevada site on December 1 using an unshielded reactor on a 1500 foot tower to study shielding. He notes potential collaboration with Soviet scientist Golub and mentions Army doctors exploring radioprotective chemicals and soil decontamination methods.

Volced Ashington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Kenneth B. Keating RNY Keating AEC United States Alexei Golub Golub Holland America Soviet Union Pay Severnment

Dictionary Chain Smoker in Comic Dictionary

A humorous note defines a “Comic Dictionary Chain Smoker” as a person who is always smoking or always attempting to give up smoking. The item plays on repeated cycles of habit and reform with a light editorial tone.

Ship Bianca C Burns In Grenada Harbor Fire Tragedy

The Italian liner Bianca C exploded and burned in Grenada harbor early Sunday. all 600 aboard survived though two crewmen died of burns. Engine room blast started the fire. chief engineer badly burned. Dozens burned, twenty hospitalized, plane crewed rescue by Coast Guard from San Juan. Ship en route from Curaçao to England, passengers and crew fled by lifeboats and motor launches as flames raged.

Ay United Peeve International ORT Spain Trinidad Bianca C St. George Grenad Curacao England Grenada Coast Guard New York Sur San Juan P. R

Weather summary for Lubbock area with clear conditions

Lubbock and vicinity expect partly sunny skies and much colder temperatures. Winds shift to northerly 15 to 25 mph, easing this afternoon, with a high near 68 and a low around 40. Maximum humidity 16 percent, little or no precipitation expected.

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